New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-01-02
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

.January's first week is usually the most
busy one OF the entire year from SOCIAL
point of view. That of 1910 Is no exception
TO the rule. Thanks to the brevity of the
present season. the programme for the next
few days will be unusually crowded To-
day many are out of town. for numerous
weekend parties have BEEN given in con-
nection with the celebration of the New
Year at the various country houses and
suburban colonies around New York, nota-
bly, at Tuxedo. where 1910 was ushered IN
on Friday night with the customary festive
ball at the clubhouse. for which there IS
always perfect exodus from New York
Among the dances OF the week are those
of Mrs. J. d. Jerrold Kelley, for Miss
Muriel Kelley, at the Colony Club. to-nloT-
row night: Mrs. Charles MELONS dance. on
Tuesday. at her house In East SD street,
Mrs. Frederick Parsons dance. for Miss
Leslie Frederick Pearson. on Wednesday;
Mrs. Robert EndicotJ's dance, for Miss
Lillian Endicott. at Sherry's. on Friday; in
addition to which there will be the second
dance Of the Junior Cotillon. at Shsrry's, on
Monday, and another CT the Saturday
Evening Dancing Classes, at Delmonlco's.
Saturday.
On Tuesday week Mrs Henry Lansing
Wardwen has a dance FOR Miss Mary
Wardwell, at her house in East nth street,
and Mrs. Alexander Dallas Bache Pratt
has dinner dance on the same evening at
her home in East s7th street on Friday
week both Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
Mrs. John Turner Atterbury have dances.
the former at Ter house in Fifth avenue
uary Is Mrs. George Jay Gould viii give a
cotillon by way OF housewarming for her
entirely reconstructed home on Fifth ave
Eue.
Weddings Of the week will include that
of Miss Alice Demcrest Wilson to Porter
Clyde Shannon at the Central PreSby-
terrain Church tomorrow afternoon Miss
Elsie Wilson will be her sisters maid OF
honor and Miss Charlotte Demorsst will
be the flower girl, while the bridesmaids
will be Miss Edith Cook. Miss Mar
gerry Shannon, Miss Alice Demorest, Miss
Beatrice Barclay. Miss Elizabeth Bon
bright and Miss Ethel Keen. Of Philadel-
phia. Richard W. ?. Barnes viii be the
best man. and the ushers viii be Will
lam Livingston and John r. Flanagan.
Carroll Winchester, jr., James Harle. Rob
ert A. Bonner and George Horton Glover,
jr. There will also be two pages. Gilbert
Curtis Demorest and James F. DeckcrJ.
The ceremony will be followed by recep-
ton given by the parents cf the bride, Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Wilson, at their house
in West 5Sth street.
Tuesday afternoon has been selected by
Miss. Emily Bedford for her marriage to
Preston Davie at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Bedford. Ia Gin
ton avenue, Brooklyn. Miss Grace BEDFORD
will be her sisters maid Of honor and
Miss Eleanor Robinson and Miss Edna
Lockwood will be the bridesmaids. Ogden
Livingston Mills will be tine best man. and
the ushers will be Bertram Cruger. Julian
and John Peabody. w;c<liffe Draper. Harry
widener. Seymour Johnson and HlnowelI
Gardner.
st. Georges Church. Stuyvesant Square
will be the scene of the wedding of Miss
Sarah Jewett Robbins 10 John W. Minturn
on Wednesday next. Miss Blanche DEL
richs. Miss Julia Robbins, Miss Emily
Sloane. Miss Marion Van Rensselaer, Ken
nedy, Miss Helen Coster, Miss Dorothy
Tuckerman, Miss Nuriel Kingsland and
Miss Virginia Murray will be in attend
Henry Mnturn. Henry Hooker, Henry Du-
pcnt. Arden ". Robbins, I. Wister Kendall
E Gerry Chadwick and Richard Derby Will
be the ushers, and J. Hopkins Smith the
best man.
On the same afternoon Miss Juliette Ben
edct will he married by the Right Rev.
Bishop David H. Greer 20 Philip Liv-
ingston, in the Church Of the Incarnation.
Mrs. Robert Kelly Prentice will be in at
tendance on her sister. T. J. Oakley Rhine
lander Will be the best man. ana the uSh-
ers will include Philip G. Birckhead. How
land Peu. Robert Kelly Prentice, Dr. Me-
Rae Livingston. DR.. Lewis Morris I. s. N;
William P. wainwright aad Guy Van An
ringe.
Mrs. John \. Logan. jr-. of No. u West
OF her daughter, Miss Marie Louise Logan,
to Henri de Sincay. OF Brussels. son OF
the gins director OF the Vieille Mon
tagne Iron Works, at Liege. Belgium. He
has been in this country since last sum
mer. and spent part OF the season at New
port. No date has been SCI Tor the we'd
ding.
The old Van Beuren mansion. in West
18th street. which is one OF the landmarks
OF New York. will on Tuesday afternoon.
January IS, % the scene OF the wedding OF