New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Miss Florence d. Wyckoff's marriage to Arthu,
whitney took place yesterday afternoon in Grac,
Church Chantry. which was decorated for the o.
casion with pink and white japonicas and pinkand.
white tiger lilies Owing to the illness Of DR.. Pe.s-
p Wyckoff the father of the bride, she was given
sway by her mothers cousin, Judge Dillon. Tbs
bride was dressed in white satin gown, trimmed
with point lace, Of which material the veil vas
likewise formed Her bouquet was Of white orchids
and white lilacs, There were no bridal attend
ants stephen whitney was his brothers best man.
and the ushers were Robert l. Stevens. Seymour L
Cromwell and Douglas S. Cox The ceremony was
nerformed by the Rev. Dr. w W. Battershal Of
ST Peters Church. Albany. who IN the summer
oA1ciates at the Protestant Episcopal Church q
Southampton Long Island. where the parents Of
the bride have country place. After the ceremony
there was a small reception. for relatives only
given by Mrs. Wyckof at her house In West 9Th
st Among those present were Mrs Henry B. Hyde,
Mr. and Mrs J. Frederick Kernochan, Mrs. Stephen
Suydam Whitney, mother of the bridegroom; Mr..
CbarIee It Barney and Miss Katherine Barney,
Mrs Archibald Stevens Alexander. Mrs. William
Woodward and Mrs James Mccormick The newly
married couple were to have spent the honeymoon
In Europe but abandoned the trip abroad for tina
present owing to the illness Of the brides father.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Mck. Twombly gave 4
large dinner last night their house in 5th-ays,
and afterward most Of the guests went 10 Ms
Trenor l.. Parks musical. at No. IS East 7sth-sL
Victor Harris was in charge Of the musical, and
Mrs Cheatham Thompson, Gorgoz and Du BnsSy
the 'ceIst figured on the programme Among
Mrs Parks guests were Ambassador and Nrs
WhfteIaw Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ". Van
derbiIt Mr. and Mrs. H. NICK. TwOmbly, Mrs. ".
Seward Webb Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll,
D. o. Mills Mrs Charles H. Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs H. A c. Taylor, Sir Percy Sanderson and
Miss Lucy Sanderson. General Horace Porter, M
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Frederick D. Grant.
Mrs Robert Goelet and Mrs. Philip NJ Lydlg
were among the hostesses of last night giving din
ners, that of Mrs. Lydig being followed by mur
sicaI at which Scott sang.
Mrs. Charles T Barney has settled. upon January
% as the date of the big dinner dance which she
will give at house. in Park-ave.. for her dsb1-
tante niece Miss Dorothy Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Gurnee. ST., spending
the winter at No. 90 Avenue de Jena, Paris.
Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge entertained the Thursday
Evening Club last night at Sherrys with nN-
sical followed by a supper Miss Edith Jewell and
Myron Whitney sang. and Mrs. 8. Cowel lie MoEa
gave recitatlons.
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer will give large dinner
dance tonight at her house. in East 73d-st for her
daughter Miss Edith Pulitzer. who is one OF ths
debutantes OF the season. Phoenix Ingraham viii
lead the cotillon, dancing with Miss Pulitzer Jo
seph Pulitzer. with his younger daughter, Miss Con-
stance Pulitzer. sailed for Egypt. by of Gibra
tar and Naples, last week.
Mrs w K. Vanderbilt. sr.. has issued invitations
for series OF Sunday evening dinners. followed By
music, at her house. in 5th-ave On next Sunday
night Nine. Emma Eames viii sing.
Announcement is made of the engagement Of Miss
Beatrice Kobbe daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Gustav
Kobbe and Raymond D. Little. son of ex- Congress
man and Mrs. Joseph ]. Little. of No AZ Madison
ave. He is a graduate of Princeton. The wedding
will take place in June.
Mrs Benjamin Nicolrs dance for Miss Ess
Nicoll will take place on February / at No Is East
5Oth-st.. which she has taken for the season