New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-21
200 Attend Dance at Goth
am Given by Mrs. S. A.
GOldSCllmidt.
MISS ADAMS PICKS
WEDDlNGATTENDANTS
Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson to Give
Benefit Entertainment on
February /.

Mrs. Samuel A. Goldschmidt, Of 80
West Sevcnty-third Street. gave dance
last night 40 the Gotham for her niece.
Miss Marie Louise Pcckham. daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs Walter c.
Peckham. The guests were received by
Mrs. Goldschmidt. Miss Peckham and
Miss Edith Oracle. daughter Of Mrs.
Archibald Oracle, of Washington. The
large ballroom was used for the dane
ing, and at midnight supper was served.
The guests. about two hundred in
number, included Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney
5. Breese. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van
Cortland Fish. Mr. and Mrs. +. How
ard Dawson. SIR and Mrs. Samuel Neil
son Hincklcy. sir. and Mrs. Richard +.
Worrall. Miss Grace Bristed. Miss Sym
phorosa Bristed, Miss Adrienne lselin.
Miss Lesley +. Pearson. Miss Helen
Sturgis, Miss Louise Trevor. Miss
Maude Gwynne Shepherd, Miss Helen
Rand, Miss Muriel Cakes, Miss Kath-
ryne Bache, Miss Eleanor Hartshorne,
Miss Muriel Conklin. Miss Renee 4.
Grand d'Hauteville. Miss Mercedes
Rafferty,. Livingston L. Short, Mont
gomery Landon, George 7. Brokaw,
Shipley Jones, Livingston l.. Short.
Fred V. Grand dHauteville. William
L. Dowd, Charles Goldsborough, j.
Henry Smythe, Dunbar Adams, Henry
How. of Morristown and John Moore,
Of Pittsburgh.
The first of the Thursday dinner
dances arranged by Miss Juliana Cut
ting was held last night in the Della
KObbia room of the Hotel Vanderbilt.
Miss Edith l. Adams, who Is to be
married to Jules GlaenZer on February
o. viii have Miss Carla Won Bergen Tor
her maid Of honor. Her other attend,
ants viii be Mrs. Edward &. Close ana
Mrs. Roy d. Chaplin, of Detroit, and
Miss Harriet McAlpin and MISS Helen
Gurley. of Chicago. Roy u. Chapin' OF
Detroit will be Sir. Glauzer's best man.
and the rshers Viii be Robert j. Adams,
e.. Brette Glaenzer, George money!
lanes a. Noifett, jr, Theodore T..
Steinwav. Edward 3. Close, George &.
Rourre and Franklin /. Hutton. Mr..
CIeor7er will give his farewell bach
elor dinner at the Ritz-Carlton on Jan
uary %.
Percy r. Pyne. I'd, will give a small
dance tonight at Delmonicos.
Tho last for this season Of the Three
at Sherry's.
Mrs. William B. Thompson Will give
small dance for Miss Margaret
Thompson this evening at Sherrys'
Miss Constance L. Chsppell will give
q dinner tonight 10 the house Oh her
father. DR.. Walter f. Chappel.
Among the artists who have consent
cd to appear az the entertainment
which viii he given at the house Of
1rrs II Orme Wilson. East sixty
fnrrth Street. on February !, for the
boref+ Of the Beaux Arts Students, are
Mic Lima OLSON. of the Theatre DC
h. 1loDuaie. Brussels Nile. Andree
Verv of the Theatre Franeais, TINS
civ. Miss Beatrice Harrison, the Eng
Esi 'ccllist. Albert Spalding and iran
cis Racers II is expected That Myroh
" Ucrrick. former Ambassador 10
France. viii make a short address. be-
Sides the numbers contributed by the
o.bor artists. Mile Merry and her assoc
ciatos from the French Theatre VIII
give short play never before per
formed in America. MT,
Henry r. Sedewick, Of lO7 East Ihir-
tv-seveuth Street, is receiving the aP-
plcations for the tickets.
AIRS. Hamilton Nick. Twombly Will
rive a dinner tomorrow night at her
house on Fifth Avenue.
Ernest A. Bieelow, jr, who is 90
marry Miss Katherine Moore on Janu-
arv %. will give his farewell bachelor
dinner tomorrow night at the Union
Club.
Mics Constance Callahan. % Omaha.
niece Of Mr. and Mrs. j. lie oIes'
Celiahan. was married 70 quentin
r,~.cbtman. of Greenwich, Conn, yes
to-day afternoon in Grace Church. ne
coro,oorv was performed by the Kew.
DR. Charles Lewis Slattery. A recep-
I,ioD followed at the Ritz-Carlton. The
Lr;dc wore an ankle-length gown OF
,vbife lace. with pearl trimmings and
can't train of lace. Her veil was OF
lacc and She carried lilies-of-the-valley
"r5 white orchids. Miss Violet
rracbtmar. sister Of the bridegroom,
ros The maid Of honor. She was in
MI tule and satin, with hat to
match' and carried pink roses. Eliza
beth Pell was the flower girl and Fl
liott Eric Twachtman the page. John
Alden Twachtman was his brothers
best man. 7,
Richard Pell. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rowland Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Rockefeller, Mr. and Mrs. William
Rockefeller. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alden
Wier and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick DE
Witt Wells.
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