New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

.or Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day, of Bayonne y. j.
and Eliot Drake Moore. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart Hull Moore Of No. 43 McDonough street
Miss Ruth Stevenson. Of this borough, WI! pe
the maid of honor, and Miss Dorothy Moore'
Miss Jessie Shaw and Miss ora Denny are 10 pe
Tho bridesmaids Arthur :. Moore Will De the
best man. and the ushers Will ne Ralpn !:
Dewey. of Brooklyn; Henry H. Bassf2rd, oil
Manhattan; Beverley S. King. of White rams
John X. Curtis. James c. Berrtan, OF NeMtoii'
Mass and George Day, of Bayonne. The F1ttn
Reformed Church will be the scene or the cere-
r,onv and a reception will follow az the Day
home No "a Avenue c. Mr.. and Mrs Moore
will give a reception for their son ana daugh-
ter-in-law Tuesday evening. January ZS' De,
fore they go to Newton Mass. where they Will
make their permanent home.
Announcement has just been made Of the en-
rarement Of Miss Nathalie Werum and Ernest
c. Ropes. formerly OF this borough. but now
living in Boston. Miss Wierum is the daughter
OF the late Mr. and Mrs. Otto Carl Wieruin, OF
the Heights. and a sister of Mrs Frederick w;
Toennias now Of Plttsfed Mass Her fiance
is the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Ropes OF Willow street
Mrs James Otis Hoyt OF No. 80 West 10Th
street. announces the engagement of her daugh-
ter Miss Harriet Hays. TO J. Frank Phillips.
son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs John Francis Phli-
lips OF No. 20 Eighth avenue.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Flor
ence Stiasny. daughter OF Mrs. Caroline Stiasny.
10 DR. Robert A Brockway son of Dr. and
Mrs Albert II Brockway, OF No. 13 Greene
avenue. Mrs. Stasny and her daughter were
formerly residents OF Brooklyn but are now
living at No. $50 West 93d street, Manhattan.
one OF the largest receptions OF the season
was that given on Monday evening by Mr. and
Mrs John Rogers Maxwell. OF No. rs Eighth ave-
nue.. for their and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry IAscelles Maxwell, the latter, be-
fore her marriage last April being Miss Bessie
Seymour Jordan. In the drawing room ana nan
American Beauty roses. palms and ferns were
used for decorations. and in the billiard rooIll'
where supper served, orchids and lilies-of-
the-valley were effectively combined. The
hostess gowned In black lace and chiffon.
over pale pink satin, and the bride wore white
embroidered tulle, over cloth of silver. Recelv-
ing with them Mrs. Edward b. Jordan in
Irish crochet Mrs. Howard Frederick Whitney,
in white satin, embroidered with silver; Mrs.
Howard w. Maxwell wearing "a blue chiffon
Empire gown, and Mrs John Rogers Maxwell, in
q black lace gown
Mrs. John Rogers Maxwell. Mrs. Henry Las
celIes Maxwell and Mrs. Howard Frederick
Whitney will receive at No. rs Eighth avenue
on Monday and Tuesday from 3 until o'clock.
Monday afternoon Miss Isabelle Hardness
gave the first of series of card parties at her
home. No. 293 Clinton avenue. Among her
guests were Mrs. Carl Pustau. Mrs. Hora-
Tangeman. Mrs. A. w. Forman. Mrs Adophe
L, Smylie. Mrs. Edward Simmons Mrs James
Guthrie Shaw Mrs. Howard w, Maxwell. Mrs
Frank Day Tuttle. Mrs clinton Elliott. MIS-
Frederic &. Brown. Mrs. William II. Nichols.
Jr, and Miss Blanche Barclay
Mrs. Henry Sanger Snow. of No. go Henry
street yesterday gave the second reception for
her daughter. Miss Marion Brooks Snow who
made her debut at d large dance at the Heights
Casino Christmas week. Receiving with them
were Mrs Samuel Bovine Duryea Mrs. st. Clair
McKelway Mrs. John Van Buren, Thayer, Mrs.
Joseph Hazelhurst. Mrs Martin w. Littleton.
Mrs William Sargent. Mrs, Franklin Woodruff.
Mrs Leslie Van Sinderen Mrs. James Stokes.
of Manhattan: Mrs. Rodney Allen Ward, Miss
Josephine Ward Miss. Edith T'hurston MISS
Helen Murphey Miss Helen La Vie, Miss Ruth
Miller Miss Dorothy McApin and Miss Louise
Taft of Manhattan. Mrs. Shows gown was of
pale gray chiffon embroidered with silver. and
Miss Snow wore Empire gown OF white en-
brodered chiffon. The table appointments We're
In mink and white. AS at their first reception, a
fortnight ago, hundreds of tiny electric bulbs
shone through pink roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas William Lauderale
ceived at their home, No 229 Clermont ave-
nue, on Tuesday evening. The hostess gowned
in white brocaded satin and duchesse and point
lace. was assisted by Mrs. Charles Rees, Mrs.
George Russell. Mrs Leslie II. Gray, of Man
haitian; Mrs. William o. Schwarzwaeder and
Mrs Herbert c. Allen of Brooklyn. The rooms
were decorated with roses, poinsettia and South
ern emilaX.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Jacob Remsen
of No 232 Garfield Place for Wednesday, Janu-
ary 16 and %, from until o'clock.
Miss Genevieve Tissot Westake gave card
party at her home No. 379 Sterling Place, on
Wednesday afternoon. Tiffany glass bonbon
dishes one for each of the twelve tables were
the prizes. The guests included Miss Agnes l..
Nutting, Miss Florence Ingerso. Mrs. Charles
Budd Byron, Mrs. Edgar F. Luckenbach Mrs
Charles Hyde, Mrs Hugh de Haven, Miss Hazel
Carpenter, Mrs. Nathaniel Corwin Mrs. James
Henry Jourdan Mrs. Thomas Napier. Mrs. Z. c.