New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25
meet Mrs. William Morton Grinnel who for
merly Miss Ernst. a daughter OF General Ernst. OF
the United States Army

Society and the stage will meet on a common
footing on Friday afternoon at a PLEASANTLY infor-
mai gathering given by The strollers the recently
organized club OF clubmen at their rooms No ]. 424
broadway. The occasion is the clubs first ladies
day The Stroers have endesyored TO max. a
unique AFFAIR OF the occasion. People prominent in
the literary. artistic and social life OF the town
alone have been invited to meet the guests from
the stage. On the list OF chaperons among others.
are the names OF Mrs. Lloyd Brice Mrs Henry
Clews Mrs Brockhost Cutting Mrs Abram 9.
Hewitt Mrs Clarence r. Mackay Mrs Hermann
Oelrichs. Mrs. Almeric II. Paget, Mrs. T J. Oakley
Rhnelander. Mrs Burke Roche, Mrs Moses Tay-
Tor. Mrs. Hamilton Mckay Twombly Mrs Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. jr., Mrs Whitney Warren and
Mrs. Stanford White. Tea will be served by sew
eral young women who have figured with success
on the amateur stage. several OF them being he
wives or sisters OF members OF the club. At the
urns too. will be nine women from the profess
sional stage-Mss Viola Allen. Miss Ida Conquest.
Miss Maxine Elliott. Miss Katherine Grey. Miss
May Irwin. Miss May Mannering Mics Olga Meth
Tyree. A formidable list Of members of The Stroll
senator-elect Chauncey NJ Depew is the chairman
Some OF his associates will be James Lawrence
Breese. Winston Churchill W, Bourke Cochran:
Map aa Cgsns r,En. ' aa HSskt Ias
Auguste p. Montant Charles NJ. Oerichs. Harper
Frank L9EA sur EHn"s Nk6a 4e.
Creighton webb and Stanford White Captain
snts viii among nS5 "a other eusen Samuel D.
Babcock jr.. J. Gerald Bernhard. Francis G. Bishop,
C. Belmont Davis Gilbert Franklin. r ', Grand
ington. Barclay w. Kountze. John r. Livermore;
Johnston Livingston, IT.. Alonzo Potter Maxwell
Webb. ir. The strollers membership list is argely
from the Knickerbocker. Union. University, Play
many informal gatherings of similar nature
The social affair Of the week in White Plains will
he the marriage OF Miss Helen Coles OF Kensico, a
member OF the choT Of the Grace Protesta1t hPs
Samuel Faile. and member OF an old family In
White Plains M ana o MRS - S as1d nf ave nsSs1f
which will occur to-day in Grace Church. the Rev.
DIT Van Kleek the rector performing the csrT
Miss Retts Coles. az maid Of honor and Dr. Morri-
son Of White Plains, will he Mr. Failes best man.
There will be six ushers.
Washington. Jan 2.-To-day at noon at insle-
side the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes.
Miss Miranda Noyes daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Crosby S Moves became the wife of George Wash
inEton Boyd Of Philadelphia Bishop Satterlee per
formed the ceremony Miss Louise Kaufman at
tended the bride az maid OF honor. and NJ. G Seek
endorr was the best man. Four youthful ribbon
bearers Elizabeth and Frances Noyes and Masters
Newbold Moves and Rudolph Stanley Brown.
walked downstairs ahead OF the bride, and,
stretching white ribbons formed the aisle through
which the bridal party approached Bishop Satter-
lee The bride was escorted by her father and was
preceded by her maid OF honor Miss McComas
Miss HichbOrn. Miss Anita Evans and Miss Steu-
wag with Archibald ". Butt, Alfred J. Stofei.
Fleming Newbold and DR.. Deale stood near ne
family party during the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by breakfast. served al small tables IN an
adjoining room. Al o'clock the company began
10 arrive for the wedding reception. which con-
tinued until late in the afternoon and was a :
tended by large representation OF oniclal ana
resident society besides many friends from New
York Philadelphia and Lakewood. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Boyd drove away from Ingleside before the guests
separate Their destination was the North ana
they Will be In New York until about FEBRUARY l.
when they Will start FOR a months tour TO
Southern California travelling In M. Boyds pri-
at