New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Laurence Bowring stoddar,, whose marriage "
Miss MAY BOYD daughter OF Mr. and MIS- r. ~
Boyd of Bard-ave.. New-Brighton' staten is'a"u
oil, ,.ko place AZ 4 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
April IS in St. Johns church. Tlf~n W,herspon' OF
idverpool England. The ceremony WI WI y ov PDr
formed BY the rector 81 ne hy the Rev Dr. quail
IN Tuesday evening. April % Miss Sadie Eleanor
Hall will be married 10 Richard Davis 'acSSo"
the home Of her parents. Ny. ana MIS-. I'm ~
Wall No 1s5 Yves; One hundred and-twenty-hrsts
- raro uou sill 10 her sisters maid Of honor
IT, n-sdes voanr niece Mise Gladys HAL. WI, pc
,bn Nower-girl and Master Nissan COOKE WI, VIZ, "a
NE and the brides brothers: john a HAL ana
William Hall; Duncan r.. ''''S0" "'''
Cooke will serve as usners'
coc,a,v neope were present in great NUMBERS
YESTERDAY afternoon and again last hsn' d, ~
entertainments provided by tho Ladies AuNn",S
Of the Lyng-In Hospital. and given in ald OF ll'
institution in the ballroom OF the We i<N
Tho ballroom which fitted Up WIN S'ueN'
oa,orv and other theatrical accessories WIS
o~or,dod n tho doors IN tine afternoon, when d.
2..o o'clock The BRIDES Reception was 49,. go,
the members 81 the different feathcreu '""'
being represented by about fifty om'afen III app
nr,atc habilments The curtain. on being raiseu
disclosed a pretty scene described on Inc pr
,-r.r,rne 10 Springs Bower" II was an extremely
effective scene Spring calling her flowers ano"'
her the May flowers ard pussy WILLOWS e"''.'is
dancing by the other flowers In stoUps'
huzzeA around flowers forming heauuiui "eu'e
q, the close Of which the girl rcpreseh'hs
Surjng took her seat at the back OIL '''e
STAGE and called 10 the birds The answers cA'ho
from, behind the scenes and Pussy Willow as
foorman ushered in the Nightingale 10 ""o'"
Sprng confded her intention TO give parry ioi
the birds The invitations were sent LOT" ny Wv
Nicb,iroa,e and the answers came from the wings
Surin
ond onened the reception. dancing with tho Raven
Then followed a series Of weii-eNecttea udiOo'
hv the different birds. blue birds ana yeHo" o"''9
dancing together. the owls with the o'ue'"Fa' nv
orioles with the blackbirds the wrens win me
robins and the bobolinks with the ravens ne
Woodpecker with his bill. interrupted the ies"Nl-
tics which were closed by song OF THANKS "
Spring and the Star Spaneled manner e"e" Va
the birds waving small American nag
II was long after O'Clock before the audience
was seated for the evening entertainment Inc
entertainment consisted of "A Marie An,one''o
Fac, in honor Of the Crand-duke Paul OF Russia
the scene being laid in the beautiful GROUNDS OF lie
Petit Trianon in France. The speciacie var
somely aud & nsnne Scene represented pages
lighting the ground Tor the zee; lhe Naids.
Of II, mgG erT 90 noH iSe fourth the OF
the Queen and her court ana me receP'io rnd Nv
Of the Russian Grand-duke, whch WAS ope"o" ~
Then came Court dance. led by Marie Antoin
eve an 5nnce dance OF shepherds and shep-
herdesses led by Marie Antonette, ana hi1a nam -
march in which the pages appeared Inc pdi W, ~
Marie AntoinCte was capay impeysona ted by
Miss Marie Huntngton while o. p 9;n Vas he
was the grand-duke Mrs James nroW tin@ The
grand-duchess and Mr.. cannon me hihe ne
who was the Baroness de OherkIch, ALtnui oiduv,
as the Count dArtos. ana r. MchaueWl ree "S WIS
E i1st,e and Mr. e%et was the PeTro
BSs M sGse Mare Pf0PHs se n'9a:s
Juiette r Benedict. Miss Rosina Boardman, Miss
se9d Mss Angelica Church Miss Helen Gallatin.
Miss Sarah Fuller Miss Benedict, Miss Emily Della
field Mss Bertha scheer MISS h J Mdsg Miss Edey
Miss Christine Biddle Miss Eleanor Lewis; MSS
Bertha Barclay. Miss Elsie Barber miss Taee'ei'
stewart II. H Durand Spotswood D. Bowers,
George Carey. Lewis Coleman Hail. Robert r. G.
B Bapciay seymour Perkins j. S. Douglas, J R
smedberg. Clarence storm. Frederick Prime Della
field. L. Domnick and Edmond Robert. The enter
Marg aret MacLaren Eager Of Boston. The ushers
last night were Russell LandaIe Cecil La nd
wright. Mr. Ward and Alexander d. Shaw
The first Of Anton Hegner's three cello sonata
recals took place last Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Frederic H. Belts, No. IS Irving
Place In the audience were Mrs. Frederic Il
Belts. Mrs william Alden But S,r Mrs n IN N
Frederic S. Dennis Mrs Henry Mills pay. Mrs Mrs
Graves. Miss f. H. Hartman. Mrs. Mantsa Homer
Miss Annie r Jennings. Mrs. Walter G. Oakman
Mrs William P. Ketcham. Mrs F. H Peaslee. Mrs
Henry c. Valentine Mrs c. S Witherbee and Mrs
Peter b. Wyckof. The second recital Will be on
next THURSDAY afeTnoOn at the home q MIS-
Hoffman will he at the piano
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