New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-08
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


afternoon with the relatives and friends o. M,ss
Alkaline Havemeyer and Peter H. B. FrelinghuvsaD
who were married by the rector. the Rev Dr.
Ernest NJ. Stires. the bride being given away bv
her father. Henry o. Havemeyer. She was ar.
rayed IN a white satin gown. trimmed with potne
lace. lace veil and pearl necklace AM
carried bouquet Of white roses. Her attendants
who included her cousin. Mrs. Harold W veekaz
bride of last fall; her sister Miss Electra Have
meyer Miss Mathilda FreIinghuysen and Miss An
gusta Mum. were all dressed alike in frocks or
white chiffon trimmed with bands OF whits satin
and silver. their hats being Of pink net and biz
pink ostrich plumes. while their bouquets vera
composed of enchantress carnations.
Charles B. Bradley was the best man. and Horacs
Havemeyer. Frederick T. Frelinghuysen Orson d
Mum. ir.. Alfred and Josiah Macy. Alexande-
Clark and Guy Roosevelt were the ushers. After
the ceremony there was reception given BY thu
parents Of the bride at their house. in East 18th
street. The newly married couple are booked to
sail February % for Europe, will spend thu
summer on Long Island and Will eventually maks
their home at MorristowE y. J.
Among those present We're Mr. and Mrs. Samuen
T. Peters Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer. Mr.
and Mrs Theodore Frelinghuysen and Miss Lucy.
Frefnghuysen, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and Miss
Marian Fish, Mrs. Douglas Robinson and Mas
Corinne Douglas Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Douglas Sloane, George r. MacDOUgalI. Mr.. ana
Mrs. George X. Schteneltn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. q.
Haven, Mrs. John z. Cowdin. Miss lone Page Mr.
and Mrs. Gustav Kobbe, Miss Hildegarde Kobbg
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond D. Little, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas Bache Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Have
meyer. tr.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
and Miss Dorothy Whitney.
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer gave a large dinner fol-
lowed by a musical last night at her house IN
East I'D street. in honor OF Baron Won Hengsl.
muller. the Austrian Ambassador, and Baroness
Won Hengelmuller, who are staying with her,
Among the guests were Cora, Lady STAFFORD with
Mr.. Kinnard and Miss Colgate; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles B. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. James W
Gerard, Mr.. and Mrs. z Rollins Morse Mr.. and
Mrs. W. storrs Wells. Lieutenant General Niles
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones Mrs. James I. Kerr
nochan. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer. Mrs. Adds
Ladenburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Ronalds Mr..
and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, with Miss Marian Fish,
Mr.. and Mrs James Speyer, Mrs Cornelius Vans
derbilt. Creighton Webb. Miss Dorothea Potter,
Miss Clara Wright Barclay. Mr.. and Mrs Newboli
Edgar and Mrs. and Mrs Ernest Wlltse- Nine.
Cavalier. NJ DIPPED and NJ. Blass figured on ths
programme OF the musical. which was followed ba
a supper
Another entertainment last night vas the dance
given by Mrs. James Gayley ut her house. IN East
69th street. for her daughter. Miss Agnes Gayley.
who is OF the debUtantes OF the season. shi-as
Campbell led the Cotion, with Miss Gayley. and
the favors Included shepherdess hats and crooks
and pipes parasols paper cutters and other trifes.
The guests We're all young people and among them
were Miss Eleanor Whitridge. Miss Dorothy RoOss<
velt Miss Lorraine Roosevelt, Miss Mildred Cartsa
Miss Gladys KisseI, Miss Frances Alexander, MISC
Marjorie Rice. Miss Dorothy Bull Miss C1arinda
BOardrnan, Henry Markoe IT.. Edmund Fairfax
Coster Wilmerdng. Eugene Galatin. Alexander
D. B. Pratt. Kenneth Boardman and Harnftoa
Fish Benjamin.
Luncheon parties given yesterday alters
~ Tery- Nba~ md II n
Henry Hammond while Miss Elizabeth RsrnseH
gave theatre party last night for her niece, Mss
Jennie Remsen Thompson. taking her guests 10 thu
East 5lst street for supper.
Although Lent IS almost a week eff one OF ths
best known OF the Lerten sewing classes. namely.
that which works for the Fresh AR Association %
the Cathedral OF st. John. held its first meeting
yesterday at Mrs. Payne Whtney's house. in Fifth
avenue. Next Thursday it viii meet at AIRS. =
Borden Hariman's house. and in the following
week at the house OF Mrs. Richard Irwin.
Mrs John lines Kane. Mrs. George T. Bliss Mrs
Richard irwin and Mrs. Elliott E Shepard are
among the patronesses % the concert which will "a
given this afternoon at the Waldort-Astorta N
behalf OF the Home for Old Men and Aged Couples
at which Alessandro BonCi. OF the Manhattan OperS
House. Will sing.
Mrs. George ". BramwelI VIII give a receptions
this afternoon. with music. for her s.ster-n-lavs
Mrs. Arthur Bramweu, who married last Dee
cember.