New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

NG" fOhN oCNiCtI-
Sherry's the scene of the first dance Of IN.
season of the organization known as the Cir
dere!la CotilIon last night. Mrs Robert W de For
est Mrs Henry Fairfield Osborn Mrs James
Scrymser Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt and Mrs Juniu.
: Morgan were among the patronesses who re-
ccfved the guests The other patronesses included
Mrs. William c. Ciuiver, Mrs. Walter s. C,le---
Mrs Cleveland H Dodge, Mrs E1iphaIet y Pot.
ter jr.. Mrs. Julian w Robbins. Mrs Edward
r. Ripley Mrs. Samuel Thorne. ir-. and Mrs Lew,
Cass Ledyard and of these Mrs. Ledyard Mrs
Osborn Mrs Potter. Mrs Gulver and Mrs ds
Forest gave dinners before the dance. to whieb
Ihey afterward- took their respective parties
The cotiIlon was led by GrOsvenor Atterburv and
the favors stalks Of hollyhocks and French
scarfs for the women and bOutonnieres and eravat
holders for the men, The dance was brought IN a
close sharp on the stroke of midnight in accord
ance with true Cinderella traditions
Miss CorneIia X. Halls marriage TO CIarsuc.
Martin took place yesterday afternoon in ST
ThomaS's Church. the ceremony being performed
by the Rev Dr. Ernest VI Stires- The bride va,
arrayed in empire gown Of white satin and yors
a tulle veil. Her maid of honor. Miss Ruth pun
Ming wore frock of white chiffon CLOTH wbhs
hat with white marabOut feathers, and carried a
white muf The bridesmaids consisted Of Miss
Gertrude Levertch, Miss Edythe Sonutag Miss
Marjorie Curtis Miss Florence Ward Miss Car
Florence w. AIker. who dressed in yellow en-,
brofdered chiffon cloth. with which they wore Iarg.
black picture hats and carried ebony Stars
adorned with punches Of yellow orchids Littys
Rosemary HolIister. in white Irish lace, acted a,
flower girl. The ushsrs included Dr. Charles Har
beck Robert c. Sands. Lawrence Riggs Ta,f,-
wfnsIow Frank Palmer and Thomas 1. Msnzo,
tr- The ceremony was followed bv a receptf,,
given by Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Trowbridge Hau
the parents of the bride. at their house in East
a8th street.
Another wedding OF yesterday was that Of Mis-,
Mabel Sls De, daughter Of the late Francis ren-v
Slade. 10 W. Reierson Arbuthnot, jr Of England
In the Madison Square Presbyterian Church Tn.
bride given away by her brother. FraDc,.
Louis Slade. and dressed in white sasi,
trimmed with Venetian lace with which she vo-s
tulle veil Miss Helen Phelps Stokes in a froct
of apricot messaline satin and hat of the sars
material trimmed with fur. was the ouIv bridal
attendant William s 6iade was the best man
and the ushers We're John Sherman Hoyt ard
Lawrence slade. The Rev. Dr. Charles ri Park-
hurst performed the ceremony
Miss Joan Vhitridge made her debur yeztarsav
AFTERNOON Al reception given for the purpose Nv
her mother, Mrs. Frederick W Wbirrfdrs s+ b-
mouse ID East l1th street She was assisted in r.
ceiVins oy Miss Anna F. Robinson. Miss Ella Ror-
land Miss Marie Louise de FIorez. Miss Edna
Biddie and Miss Katharine Steward
Another reception yesterday afternoon VS. rhat
given By Mrs Winthrop Burr at her home in East
@sth street for her daughter. Miss Rosamond Burr
In the receiving party We're Miss Evelyn Marshall
Miss Elizabeth Bertron. Miss Marie Louise A,
Florez and Miss Ruth Wales
Mrs George l. Nichols also introduced her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Vernon RUxton. al a re-
ception which she gave at her home in East 5sth
street yesterday The debutante was assisted in
receiving by Miss Eleanor Alexandra Miss Marion
Willetts, Miss LUCIA Burton. Miss Janet Wilson
and Miss Rosaiie Pornains. The reception was fol-
lowed oy a dinner az the Colony Club and later
the party saw The Merry Widow"
Mrs David VI. Morrison. Mrs =. EdSar BuH and
Mrs Edward r. Biddie Will give receptions to-day
for the presentation OF their daughters.
At the Waldorf-Astoria this evening a cafe cham
tant viii be given by the 81. Cecilia Guild.
Mr and Mrs. J. Laurens Van Allen have returned
To town from Hyde Park. where they We're the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ". Vanderbilt
Mrs George Henry Warren will give a reception
this afternoon at her home, iu Fifth avenue for
her niece, Miss Elizabeth Williams Of Stonington.
Conn
Slr and Mrs Arthur Scott Burden. who have
been in town this week. will their country
home near Roslyn. Long Island, Tomorrow.