New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

NEW YORK SOCIETY.
Mrs Vanderbilt will give a dance ia
young people at her house. in West s7tl.
street.
Miss Muriel Morris. daughter OF Nr,-
Lewis Cass L,edyard. was married yester.
day to Darlington Moore at the home 81
Mr. and Mrs I,edyard. No. q East 7af
street Owing to the death OF MFR Moore.
father. Clement C., Moore. last week only
members of the immediate family wers
present Vat the ceremony, which was per.
formed by the Rev DIT. Henry van Dyke.
Mr.. Moore's brother and mother are both
seriously ILL., Mr.. Moore and his bride VIII
spend their honeymoon in the West and
will make their home for some time 10
come at Silver City, y. NJ, where Mr.
Moore is employed in the United States
forestry service
Another wedding yesterday. which alsc
was very small and quiet. owing to mourn.
ing was that of Miss Beatrice Carpenter,
daughter of MIR and Mrs. Charles Whitney
Carpenter. to Gambler Cobb. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henri Ives Cobb. IT took place in
the Brick Presbyterian Church. and the
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Henry E. Cobb of the Collegiate Church,
nth street and West End avenue. assisted
by the Rev. Norman NJ Thomas The
brides gown was Of white satin. trimmed
with point applique lace, and she wore
string OF matched pearls and veil oc
Brussels net. fastened with orange blos-
SONS. Her bouquet consisted of liles-of.
the valley.
Miss Adele Carpenter was her sisters
maid of honor, and she was dressed in she'll
pink satin, with a train of blue satin
trimmed with white net. She wore hat
of brown maIine, trimmed with pink feath-
ers. The other attendants were anOther
sister of the bride Miss Lillian Carpenter.
Miss Nina Chisolu. Miss Katharine Duana
and Mrs Howard Boulton- They were all
dressed alike in light pink satin. trimmed
with white net and wore hats of brown
velvet They carried Farleyance ferns.
The brides little niece. Kathleen Gelshensn.
in a lingerie frock. with pink satin rib
bons and carrying basket of pink roses,
acted as flower girl.
Henry Ives Cobb jr., his brothers
best man. and the usheTs were another.
brother Cleveland Cobb: Augustus Cobb.
of Boston: George ". Carpenter. the brides
brother: Walter Mcclure. Crawford Bur.
ton Woodbury. Seaman. William P. Vol
colt. of Boston. and Samuel A. Weldon, OF
Washington a small reception followed
at the home of the brides parents, in West
End avenue
Miss Ffortense Rowland. granddaughter
of Colonel Frederic Newbold Lawrence.
will be married to Courtlandt P. Dixon 2ds
in ST. Bartholomew Church. on January
IS None of the details for the wedding
have been arranged as yet The ceremony
will be followed by reception at the
home of Colonel Lawrence, No. - West
SD street
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Cornelius Bishop
Smith announce the engagement of their
Miss Ethel Nathalie Smith, to
Richard II. Dana ir., son of Mr.. and sirs.
Richard III. Dana. of Cambridge. Mass.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Mr and Mrs George w Riggs have
called the invitations for the receptioTs
which they were to give at DelmcnieOs to-
day to introduce their daughter. Miss ka-s
c. Riggs, on account of a death In 4 .
family. --------. --------
Mrs l. Borden Hartman gave Sup2er
and email dance last evening at the Colony
Club for the debut of her cousin. Miss Elsie
w Woodruff. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs J. J.
C. Woodruff. who for several years mads
their home in Virginia The guests NUM-
beretl about one hundred There was TO
but general dancing was enjoyed
throughout the evening
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer viii giye dinner
this evening, at her house, in Last sd
street.
Mrs. John innes Kane win give reeep-
ton. with music, this evening at her home,
in West 18th street
Mrs. John r. Drexel gave a dinner last
night at her house. in East 62d street
Mr.. and Mrs William Sloane Will Close
their country place. at Mount Kisco. to-day
and return to town for the winter
MIR and Mrs Henry Sheaf Glover hare
closed their country place at Fairfield,
Conn.,. and are at their home. No. - East
18th street, for the winter
Mrs. George L. McAlpin will give a darcs
at the Plaza this evening for her daugh-
ter. Miss Jeannette McAIpin.