New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07

| tOIODel JONI JdCOD AstOr gave largA
dance last night at his house in Fifth ave-
nue. II was preceded by a dinner. for
which some two hundred invitations had
been issued, the rest OF the guests. abou.
seven hundred. coming In afterward Col.
onel Aston was assisted in receiving BY
Mrs. Ogden Mills and hts niece Mrs Theo.
dore Douglas Robinson. The house wa,
decorated with tulips. fruit blossoms. for.
sythia and pink roses. The dinner was
served at fourteen tables six OF them
being placed in the dining room and tina
others in the hall. They were decorated
with American Beauty roses and white
llacs.
| A cotiIlon followed the dinner. and Il yas
led by Craig Wadsworth, from one end a.
the room, and by Harry s. Lehr from TIRE
! opposite. The favors included corsage bou.
quets Of artificial gardenias for the women
| and gardenias for the men; hoops com.
| posed OF American Beauty roses for the
women, while their partners received pink
sashes. with n gold fringe. In another
figure the women received small feather
fans and the men silved tipped walking.
sticks. with the date OF the dance marked
| on them. Other favors included chiffon
muffs. brocaded bags I'm red velvet para.
soils OF different colors with handles a,
enamel and studded with novelty Jewels
for the women, and the men received motor
clocks I'm cases. gilt trinkets and poke,
cigar lighters tied with ribbons.
In another figure the lights were turned
out, and the women received wands ~ pink
satin, with punches of pink flowers a, IN.
ends. tipped with electric star while
their partners got pocket flashlights. and
! as the lights were turned up 81. Nalentin.
presented chiffon hearts 10 the women and
Louis XVI crystal and gilt ash trays 10
the men.
In the next figure tho women received
baskets trimmed with pink satin and ehN.
fon, while fancy whsk brooms with animal
heads were given 10 their partners. Tn.
next was a novelty figure. with sihouettes
showing the latest fashions. with m.
women receiving pictures OF the men and
the latter caricatures OF their partners. A
flower figure succeeded, in which tina
women received spring flowers and thu
men carnations.
| A seated supper served at sixty i've tables
followed the dancing
| The dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs
Richard Aldrich, Mr.. and Mrs Edmund /,
| Fiddle
General and Mrs Lloyd $. Bryce, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate jr.. Mr. and Mrs
J. Sergeant Cram. Mrs. John r. Drexel
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Mr. and Mrs
Stuyyesant Fish, Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Frelnghuysen, Justice and Mrs. James W.
Gerard, General and Mrs. Frederick D.
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Zabriskie GRAY
Mr.. and Mrs Austen Gray. Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence l.. Gillespie. Mayor and Mrs
Gaynor. Mr. and Mrs. w. Starr Miller. Mr.
and Mrs Newbold Morris Mr. and Mrs
stephen II. Olin, Mr.. and Mrs +. H. Pen.
dleton. Mrs. Richard Stevens. Mr. and
| Mrs. j. Laurens Van Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Orme Wilson, jr,, Miss Evelyn and Miss
GwenIolyn Burden, Mrs. o. II. =. Belmont
Miss Lucy Bgeow Dodge, Miss Katherine
| Force. Miss Madeleine Force, Miss Cath.
crime l.. Hamersley. Miss Edith Starr Mil
! Ter, Miss Ruth Twombly, Miss Constance
NJ. Warren, Miss Laura V. Webb. I. Town.
send Burden. jr.. Robert b. Cutting, Lord
Camoys, Albert Eugene Drayton, Phoenix
Ingraham, Monson Morris, Percy r. Pyne.
Cd, Moncure Robinson, w. Rhinesnds-
Stewart jr., Charles T.. Sands. Robert 4.
Van Cortlandt G. Creighton Webb and X.
| Thornton Wilson.
St Bartholomew's Church VIII be the
| scene this afternoon at 4 o'clock OF the
| wedding Of Lieutenant Colonel Lord Decies
Of the 7th Hussars, TO Miss Helen wien
| Gould, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs
Jay Gould. The ceremony will be per-
| formed by the Right Rev David u. Greer.
Bishop OF New York, assisted by the rector,
| the Rev. DIR. Leighton Parks. and will be
! followed by a reception at the new Filth
avenue house OF the parents OF the bride.
| The names OF the bridal attendants and OF
Lord Decies's best man and ushers have
already been printed in this column. A re.
| hearsal of the ceremony took place yester.
| day afternoon at o'clock, AT the church.
! One change has been made, however. In
the bridal attendants. Miss Annie Douglas
{! Graham will take the place OF Miss Bea-
trice Claflin, who is ILL.,
Mrs. w. Seward Webb will give dinner
| this evening at her house I'm Filth avenue
for Miss Laura V. Webb.
Count Albert Apponyi is due TO arrive IN
New York to-day with Count and Countess
Stephen Bethlen. of Hungary lie Will bs
entertained extensively both here and In
Washington.
4 dramatic performance for the heneh'
of the Working Girls uplift Movement VII
be given to-day at Carnegie Hall. The pro-
gramme includes three playets the first
entitled by Royal Request; the second
"A Change OF Opinion" and the third
Mountain Snow" The cast includes Mrs
an
Miss Margaret Cuyier. Miss Katherine Oak
lev Miss Eliza Baylies and Miss MarJons
shannon.
Mrs. Edward s. Hardness will give
dance tonight at her house In East INn
street.
The third and last of the Junior Coiillohs
for this season will take place tonight at
Sherrys.
Mrs. Ira Davenport will give dinner this
evening at her house, IN East S9th street
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick &. Hayemeyer
are booked 10 sail for Europe Saturday 10
remain abroad until the middle OF the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick " Vanderbilt
who left town on Saturday for Washington
will go to Palm Beach. Fla, to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NJ Hartman have
gone 20 French Lick Springs, Ind, for
short stay.
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
by Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport Feb. 6.--Mrs. Vanderbilt arr'e"
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