New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-07
NEW YORK SOCIETY
A. C. Chaplin, Former Mayor OF
BROOKLYN. WEEDS Mrs. Montant.

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Brooklyn. WEEDS Mrs. Montant.
Alfred C. Chaplin. OF No. "a East 56tf
street. a former Mayor Of Brooklyn,
Speaker of the New York Assembly l..
1883 and one OF the Representatives o.
New York In the SD Congress. was mar
red yesterday afternoon by Monsigncr
McMackin TO Mrs. Charles l.. Montant In
the Fifth avenue home OF her cousins
Mr. and Mrs. j. Walter WOOD. Inc
bride, who was Miss Charlotte storrs' Is
the widow OF Charles l.. Montant. Mrs.
William Beverley Rogers, daughter of
Mr.. Chaplin by his first marriage. with
Miss Grace Stebbns, who died seVerai
years ago, was present at the ceremony,
with Mrs. Frederic Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry f. Coe. the Misses Coe, Mr.. ano
Mrs. f. y. Townsend, Mrs. William
Armstrong Greer Maurice La Montague,
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington Norton and a
few other friends.
Mrs. Stephen Fl. p. Pell will give Il
dance on January Is FOR Miss Anna
Wright. one OF the debutantes Of the
season
Mrs. William Curtis Demorest has
cards out for reception for Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ziegler on Saturday after
noon next at her house, in East seth
street.
Lord Exmouth has sailed for New York
,ioft
and in Washington. Among his Fellow
passengers are John W. Garrett, Ameri-
can Ambassador at Buenos Ayres. and
Mrs. Garrett. and Hugh Grant Brown.
who Is on his way home from Con-
stantinople.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane will give
a large dinner, followed by musical, In
which several OF the leading artists OF
the Metropolitan opera will take part,
tonight at her house in West 52d street.
Nine Iucrezia Bori and Pasquele
Amato will figure in the programme OF
the concert this afternoon in the big ball
room OF the Waldorf-Astoria for the
benefit OF the New York Orthopedic Hos
have taken boxes are Mrs. william Doug
las Sloane. Mrs Robert Fulton Cutting,
Mrs Cornelius c. Cuyler. Mrs. William
* Vanderbilt, Mrs. W. Fellowes Nor
gan. Mrs b. Aymar Sands and Mrs.
Frank &. Witherbee. Tickets may be cb-
tanned from Miss Florence D0ane, No. ~
West 3ith street.
Mrs. Prescott Hall Buffers house. on
Park avenue. was the scene OF concert
given yesterday afternoon by the choir
OF the Cathedral OF 81. John the Di-
vine for the benefit OF the mission work
OF the Cathedral Chapter.
Mrs william X. Vanderbilt. Mrs Brad
lev Martin. jr. Mrs Henry W. TAFT and
Mrs. Henry p. Dawson are among the
patronesses OF the fancy dress ball which
will take place tonight at the Plaza for
the benefit OF the New York Diet Kitchen
Association. Tickets may be obtained
from Miss Anna Rocker, No. a West
seth street.
Andre de Rouquiercs gave last night at
tho Waldorf Astoria an illustrated lecture
on the Orient for the benefit OF the
LOOMS sanatorium Annex. Among those
who were present were Mrs. August
Heckscher Mrs. Clarence VI. Hyde Mrs
Arthur J. Moulton. Mrs. Frank H. Potter.
Mrs. WILDER Bloodgood Mrs. A. Murray
Young and Mrs. Joseph S. Auerbach.
y,-tt't.s, n na,ac nil o. a tha-
atre party tonight for Miss Amy Bradish
johnson. and afterward take her guests
10 the dance OF the Junior Cotillon ar
Sherry's Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge.
Mrs Grover Cleveland Mrs. Rowland
Davis and Mrs J. .Pierpont Morgan are
among the patronesses OF these dances.
Mrs. Chester Griswod is recovering
from an attack Of pneumonia at her
home. I'm West isth street.
Mrs Henry Phipps will give a reception.
with music. this afternoon at her house,
IN Fifth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes and
their daughter. the Baroness Halkett, will
leave town to-day for Palm Beach.
4. q. Gurnee, brother OF Walter s
Gurnee. has purchased the villa Miramar,
az Nice, where he will spend the winter
and spring with his sister. Miss Della
Gurnee. The place formerly belonged to
Victor!en Sardou, and later 10 the Comte
Yalbrancor.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sloane returned
Yesterday from Mount Kisco and are az
their residence, In Park avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer gave dinner last
night at her house. No. East $50 street,
for her son. Herbert Pulitzer. and her
nephew Worthlngton Davis, who are
home from school for the holidays. The
guests. numbering forty-six, were all
young people. After dinner the party,
chaperoned by Mrs Ralph Pulitzer, vent
10 the Globe Theatre
The flrst Of Albert Morris Bagby's series
OF January musical mornings took place
yesterday at tho Waldorf-Astoria. The
ballroom was crowded with a brilliant
audience. The artists were Miss Geraldine
Farrar. Nine Clara Butt and Kennerley
Rumford. Among those present were Mrs.
William Douglas Sloane. Mrs. Clarence
Gray Dinsmore, Mrs. Arthur Murray
Dodge, Mrs. Henry W. Taft, Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Henry Phipps Mrs. John Clinton