New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-14
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Weddings. charitable entertainments din
ners and dances crowd the social pro-
gramme for the remainder OF the month.
making the post Easter one OF the gayest
IN years During the week just closed
there have been a number OF brilliant
dances. that given by Mrs Rodman Wanna
maker on Friday night being one OF the
most picturesque and artistic OF the sea-
son. the entire second floor at Sherry s
being transformed into a model Of the pal
ACC and gardens Of Versailles The guests
numbered about one hundred and were
seated at four crescent shaped tabes, and
the dinner was served by sixty men in
Louis XVI livery. with black clothes and
cream colored coats bound with red and
gold After the dinner a number Of pro
fessonals entertained the guests and gen
oral dancing followed. II was one OF the
most beautiful affairs ever given at Sher-
rvs. and the decorations will remain on
exhibition there for a week. Other dances
Of the week included those given ny Mrs.
John r. Drexol Mrs Henry W. Poor and
Mrs. Theodore Hostetter on Tuesday: ono
by Miss Dinsmore on Wednesday. the Fri
day Juniors on Friday, and the last Of the
Among the dances scheduled for next
week are those Of Mrs. T. Pierpont Morgan.
ir. on Tuesday. at her house. on Madison
avenue; another of tho dances arranged by
Mrs. Rowland Davis and Mrs. Robert Il.
Livingston, At the Colony Club. on Thurs
day night, and a dance by Mrs. Frederick
Edey tomorrow night al the Hotel Gotham.
The weddings Of the week opening to-day
include that of Miss Dorothy Hayden,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James Raynor
HAYDEN. to Alfred Macy. son OF Mrs. Will
lam II. Macy. 2d. of Morrstown. n. j., on
Thursday. I'm the Church of the Heavenly
Rest. The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. Herbert W. Shipman, and a re-
ception Will follow At the house of Dr. and
Mrs. Hayden. No. l2l West 55th street The
brides attendants will be Mrs. Dave Hen
men Coddington. Miss Ruth and Miss Faith
Hayden. Miss Marjorie Curtis. Miss Flea
nor Lamson. Miss Agnes Edgar and Miss
Susan Fish Dresser Josiah Macy will act
as his brothers best man, and the ushers
will be Richard II. Williams. jr., Marshall
n. Russell. Frederick II. Thomas. Richard
King Thorndike of Boston; Davis II. Cod
dington, Henry c. Beste, Robert IL. Crocker
and r. Chesey Richardson, jr.
Miss Hester Ludlow Davis. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Rowland Davis, was married
Yesterday afternoon, In the Church OF the
Incarnation, 10 Lawrence Howe, OF Boston.
The ceremony was performed by the Very
Rev. William NJ. Grosvenor, dean OF the
Cathedral OF st. John the Divine assisted
nv the Rev. William Beach Olmstead, Of
Pomfret School The bride, who was given
AWAY by her father, was In a gown or
white satin. trimmed with chiffon and duo
chess lace. and the court train was of
satin trimmed with lace. She wore lace
veil fnstened with orange blossoms and
carried a shower bouquet Of white roses
and ferns Miss Ruth Gardner DAVIS was
her sisters maid Of honor and wore frock
of pale green crepe de chine, trimmed with
mink roses. arid carried Princeton roses.
The bridesmaids were another sister, Miss
sihvl White Davis; Miss Dorothy Bull.
Miss Dorothy Hurry and Miss Anna Cronk-
hite They were in gowns or white crepe
dc chine, trimmed with pale green and
green sashes Their hats were OF natural
straw. Their bouquets consisted OF Prince |
ton roses. Rowland S. Davis brother of
the bride was the best man. and the ush- |
era we're another brother. W. shippen Da-