New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
NEW YORK SOCIETY

Donqan de PeySter WedS Mrs.
B. Frederic Brennlg.
William Moore Dongan de Peyster ana
Mrs. y. F. Brennig, formerly MISS Amy
Coudert, whose engagement was an
nounced in these columns some weeks
ago, were married quietly yesterday AT
noon by Monsignor Joseph III. McMahon
at the Chapel of Our Lady OF Lourdes
West 142d street and Convent avenue.
The bride who was arrayed in gown Oh
Louis VXI taffeta, with a black picture
hat and sables, and wore orchids, WAS at
tended by her sister. Mrs. Frank Giaeh-
ger \. Fillmore Hyde was pest man
The ceremony was followed by a smah
breakfast al the st. Regis Among the
half dozer relatives and friends present
were Mr.. and Mrs Condo NJ. Mast the
latter sister OF the bride.
The bride Is the widow OF Assistant
District Attorney Mckenzie SempIe an"
of Il; Frederic Brennig, OF Austrian olBi'
and at one time American Nice-Consui 10
lava. She Is one Of the children oil the
late Charles Coudert, and on telhs Iel'
b. her second husbands death win
straitened resources and several children
10 provide for. embarked in the cigarette
business. in which she won success
The bridegroom is a son OF the late
Nicholas de Peyster. and Is member
OF the Union, the Calumet and the 81
Nicholas clubs.
The second Junior Cotillon OF the sea-
son was held at Sherrys last night the
dance was preceded by a number OF dlh-
ners among the hostesses being Mrs Ar
thur Murray Dodge. Mrs. Rowland DAVIS
Mrs. William Armstrong Mrs. James -
Colgate and Mrs. James Ely. Mrs. WIN
len, G. Bates gave a theatre party anu
afterward brought her guests on ~
Sherrys. The cotillon guests were re
ccived By Mrs. Dodse. Mrs. DAVIS anu
Mrs. Hiram W. Slbley. Both baliroomS
were used. the large one FOR dancihs
and the small r one with the adloinihs
rooms for supper There was genera
dancing. confined almost entirely TO the
one-step and the waltz At midnight
seated supper was served. after "hic"
Mrs Dodges dinner guests at her nome
in Park avenue. included MISS Es'he'
Cleveland. Miss Helen Hunt, Miss Doto-
thy Perkins. Miss Cornelia Chapin' MISS
Mary T. Sanger. William Prentice, Fred
erick Osborn. Sidney Mccall, William
Innig. sloane Colt, Samuel keator and a.
ID. Dodge.
Mrs. William G. Bates's theatre party
was for her daughter. Miss Amy Bradish
Johnson The play selected was All Tor
the Ladies" and the guests included MISS
Elise Francke. Miss Louise f. Chappell'
Miss Eleanor Hartshorne. Miss Margaret
Wagstan Miss Margaret Knapp, Miss
Gertruae Ifoyt. Miss Priscilla Bull. Miss
Kate Gordon Willis. Miss Margaret Ire
vor. Miss Gertrude Mall. Miss Evelyn
Brown. Miss Alice Louise Abbott Miss
Caroline Wyeth. Miss Louise Flint. Miss
Susanna Warren. Miss Ruth Carroll Miss
Margaret Overton, Harold Herrick.
{. ,rry Crittenden. Burgess and Frederick
Wooley. Eric Kayser Daniel Lawton,
Burnett Ruggles. Clarence Mitchell. VIII
lam Phillips. Richmond Wells Charles
West. r.. Morris Pryor, Vivian Pslmieri.
Brenton Charles and Lindsay yelling
and Montague Geer.
Mrs William Armstrong; dinner took
place AZ her house No. ~ West 4sth
street. and was for her daughter. Miss
Elizabeth s. Kendall. Her guests were
Miss Gwendolyn Condor, Miss Genevieve
Sanford Miss Ursula Brown, MISS
Eleanor G. Marshall. Gordon Rand.
Humphrey Parsons. Anson Gardner.
Ieonarl Hammond John Elliot. Cole
rter and Worth Howard
Mrs Rowland Davis's guests included
Miss Natalie Slocum Miss Noel Johnston.
Miss Anna Cronkhite. Miss Sybll Davis.
Miss Ruth Davis. Percy Dodge William
Frazer-Campbell Noel Bassett. Rowland
s. Davis and William s Davis
Mrs j. Warren Goddard gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her house.
No. 80 East 57th street. Her step-grand
daughter. Miss Annie c. Goddard, who
made her debut last month. received
with her. Others assisting at the tea
table were Miss Urling Slbley, Miss LYDIA
Butler. Miss Elizabeth Duryea, Miss Lois
HALL and Miss Louise Johnson. Mrs.
Goddard will give another reception on
Saturday.
Receptions with music were held YES
terday afternoon by Mrs Henry Phipps
at her home. No. 1868 Fifth avenue. and
by Mrs John Msrke. at her home. No.
I23 Fifth avenue.
Mrs. John r. Read will give a luncheon
al Sherrys on January IS for her second
daughter. Miss Fanny de Groot Hastings.
The annual charity ball under the aus
plces OF tho New York Diet Kitchen As
ISOLATION took place last night in the
ball room OF the Plaza. Most OF the
guests were in fancy costume. The pa
tronesses included Mrs. William X. Van
derbilt Mrs Henry W Taft. Mrs. Brad
ley Martin ir.. Mrs. George Leary. Mrs.
Charles F. Dean and Mrs. Henry p,
Davidson
Mrs William Douglas Sloane gave
small dinner. followed by informal dane
ing. last night at her home in West sd
street. There were about twenty-five
dinner guests.
Mrs George s Brewster entertained
a large party at dinner last night 1T
/ er home In East list street.
Mrs William Douglas Sloane. Mrs.
Vanderbilt. Mrs. Francis HYDE. Mrs. Will
liam NJ g. Hoffman. Mrs. Elbrdge L.
Gerry. Mrs. Henry A Alexander. Mrs.
Percy r. Pyne. Mrs. Cleveland II. Dodge,
Mrs. r. a. e. Smith and her debutante
daughter Mrs Bradley Martin, ir.. Mrs