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SOCIETY III NEW YORKMrs. Fish's Dinner the E of the Coming Week.Wilhelm Funk gav? a muslcale Tuesday evening- at his studio, in West Foity-*econd street The artists included Messrs. Saslavsky. Verney, and Sorlin, of the New Yor]f: Symphony Orchestra; MissFlorence Hinkle, and the Messrs Ber-^rk. Von Norden, and Ward Stephens ilections from Donizetti, Bohm, Wllleby, Yon Weber, and Dvorak were rendered.NOTABLE WEDDING THURSDAYMr. Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen and Miss Adaline Havemeyer to Be Martied at St. Thomas’ Church-—Last of Senior Cotillions an Interesting Event at Del-momco's—Bar bey-Flower Wedding.Special lo The Washington PostNew York, Feb 2, I07 As only another week remains before Lent, social events are being crowded rapidly into the few remaining days that tradition allows the social season. Many Yew Yorkers already are ieating for the South and for Europe One of the most important social events for the coming week will be Mrs Stuyve-sant Fish s dinner on Tuesday night The first of the week following Mrs Fish, will close her entertaining with theatn-caie followed by a supperMr and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney rrid\ be In London for the season Mi and Mrs Almeric Paget, who are at Monterev, near Cannes, are entertaining -Mrs Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt The plans of the Alfred Vanderbilts are changedMrs Alfred Yanderoilt has come to town for the rest of the wmten, while Alfred Vanderbilt lias gone abroad on a preliminary trip to ai range for the exhibition of his horses at the international horse show to be held in London in the late spring lie will return in a few weeks Mr and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt were last week at Claririge e Hotel in London en route for the continentPeter H B Fref inghuysen, who will marry Miss Adalme Havemejer at St. Thomas' Church, February 7, gave Iny bachelor dinner last night at the Union Mub Among his guests were Charles B. Bradley his best man, and Horace Have-mcver, brother of the brlde-elecl, Frederick J) Frelinghuysen. a cousin, Orson T Murrn. jr a cousin of Miss Have-meyer Alfred and Josiah Macy, Alexander Clark, and Guy Ropaevelt, who aie to be Ms ushers, and several other friends end relativesMrs Weekes, who was Miss Peters, is to be matron of honor at the wedding Tbp bridesmaids will be Miss Augusta Munn, daughter of Henry Norcross MunA, and Mlss Mathilde E Frelinghuysen, sister of the bridegroom-elect Miss Eleclra Havemeyer, the bride’s sister, will be rraid of honor. Miss Havemeyer will entertain her bridesmaids and matron of honor one day dining this coming week.Mrs Joseph J Little, of 27 West Sixty-eighth street gave a reception Tuesday afternoon fo** her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Raymond DmorPst Lirtle, daughter of M' ard. Mr- Gustav Kobbe, who was married la^t month Mrs lJttle and her daughter-in-law v ere assisted in receiving by the Misses Waterburv Florence Macv, Margaret Gehr HUdegarde Kobbe. Alice Dem-• rv'-i. iTsie Little and Helen Clucas. Among those invited were Mr. and Mrs William Curtis Demorest, Mr. and Mrs \Y Fellow Morgan, Mr and Mrs, Du Pont Coudert, Mr and Mrs. Jules Vat-able, Mr and Mrs Frederick B Alexander, and Mr and Mrs Andrew CarnegieThe wedding of Miss Florence Virginia Dpcu, daughter of Mrs William Norris Deen formerly of Short Hills, N J., and Herman Livingston Schwartz of Lakewood. will take place on Tuesday, Feb-ruarv 12 at noon, at the residence of her grandmother, Mrs T3iomas Andrews, of 48 East Sixty-seventh street Owing to the continued ill health of the bride s father relatives and a few friends only ha\e been asked to the ceremony
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Sun, Feb 03, 1907
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