New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01

Mrs pembroke Jones gave a sf,,.
at her house IN West 5Ist-st FOR bsr 1s-- .as IL
Sadie @. Jones. N71sAsF "a
Henry Pierrepont Perrv's
Lounsbery will take place Tits .s,s-u- s 70
Thornass Church. Miss Laura swan ,c-t =
Fish, Miss Dorothy Rand Miss Edtsb - '<sx
Rosamond Street and Miss Harriet Dali, .-,s, an
attendance on the bride, while the b-,5.. va a.
Is son OF Mr.. and Mrs William A psss
nave his brother-in-law. Pierre Iorilla-s -. y
as his best man, and Herbert E. IItcbasIs -
Iselin. Richard and Ben Ali Iounsba-v ; -'ls
LORD Arthur Scott Burden and Louis r g. we
as MS ushers- Inc ceremony viii De ,,r1,--sua
q reception given by Mr.. and Mrs 80
in East 52d-st. '-s' aoEs
MT. and Mrs. William A Perry rvu1 -.
week by way OF the Pacific Coast so- I, 80 IN
they will spend several months bs,o-a ---. s,s
to Java, Siam and India. ret1rnlnr a. sN''s
the year. IN
Mrs. Benjamin NicolI will viva
evening at her house IN East 5oth-st sor $50
Ter, Miss Elsie Nicoll. with whom Pboar.v -.
ham will lead the cotiIlon. Several dyn,.-, -rss
given IN connection Herewith, notably no Va
Luther Kountze. Mrs. Robert Endicott "a ~
George A Dixon. who will afterwara ,.T. -
guests to the dance.
Among the other dinuer. schAduIs1
ing are those to be given by Mr.. and Mrs -
Redmond at their house IN East 55tb-st .,s /.
Mrs Norrie Sellar for her half-sfstera ~. w..
Irene and Mildred Sherman, at her housa 4, IT,
fngton Square 'AS
Mrs. Edward n. Gibbs and Miss Georg, s,,s.
Gibbs viii have a musical this evsnin~ =, -.
house In Fast
Will entertain the Thursday Evening Cub a. !,
house in East 11th-st.
1t is this evening. too. that the CHARITY Far 1.
aid Of the Nursery and ChiId's HOSPITAL xlr ,ss.
place at the Waldorf-Astorfa. For stv,v,
years this annual Charity Bal has been an,
OF the chief sources OF income o, III, yuz.r,
and Child's Hospital and one OF the features
OF the New-York winter season. being, taaeed Ia
only public ball in which society takes pa-. ana
In which 1t IS actively interested Mrs Hob.r.
Oiyphant Mrs. E ]. Berwind. August s.lruu.
and Mrs. j. j. Goodwin have taken bo1.s for a.
pail, and Colonel John Jacob Aston with Ess.
Dyer tr., and a number OF other well known N
figure on the committee IN charge OF tns zr-srs.
ments
Another charitable entertainment this syenrra
the performance OF Verdfs opera "Rigolst.us 4
the Metropolitan Opera House IN nehai, o, =,
Italian Benevolent Institute and italian EosaL
Caruso' Scott. Journet and the other member
the company VIII take part IN the performance
which j. Pierpont Morgan. Miss Leary Ma gss
erick c. Bourne. Countess MassegHa Mss hi
Morosini and Mrs. Henry Maillard have nsa
tickets
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram. who Rave s1
IN the South since their marriage Will rstrra
town to-day preparatory 70 sailing for Err
where they intend 10 spend the remainder Of I'd:
honeymoon.
Mrs. Henry Clews has returned TO town I'm
Washington and is at her house IN SHAVE
Prince Henry de CToy OF Brussels who has ~
in town for sonls weeks, viii start to-day u
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Iselln are placed IN nnsr
ing by the death OF the Iatter's mother, h
Charles A Whittier, wife OF Brtgaiis- Gszzf
Charles A. Whittier Mrs Whittier was Mss E1s |
beth Chadwick, OF Boston and her elder tausss
is married 10 Prince Sergtus Belossslsky 0;
Petersburg.
Hiss Helen Tracy Brown, daughter Of re ~
Francis Gordon Brown and niece OF Mrs. J. ~
pont Morgan. was married yesterday aftsrno'-
Frederick Paul Keppel at the home Of Inc on.'
mother. No. SO Colden-ave.. Flushing Osls
the recent death OF the brides father. the Ssa-s
was quiet affair and only relatives were Prss
Mr., Keppel is son OF Mr.. and Mrs FrsaA'
Keppel. OF East 17th-st. is secretary Of ta--~