New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-09
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

successful concert for the benefit Of the fund
OF the Students' Aid Committee Of the Barnard
College Alumn@ Association held yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes, No 23 Madison-ave., the of which
was given to the association. There q large
and appreciative gathering to listen to the pro-
gramme, arranged by Victor Harris. The artists
included Nine Schumann-Heink Miss Susan
Strong Miss Harriette Cady. Pol Pacon and
Francis j. Rogers. Mr. Luckstone the ac-
companist Among the patronesses, most of
whom were present. were Mrs. James Pnchot Mrs.
John D. Archbold. Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge Mrs.
Abram S. Hewitt. Mrs. Brayton Ives Mrs. William
I strSng' Mrs HoPkipson Smith. y Mrs. I Seth
Henry len E' F, Dimoek Mrs John H Hammond. Mrs
Henry eT Bay Mrs n srsderiek cogder
Kennedy, Mrs. j. S. Barnes Mrs. Robert B, Min
MISS Ms TP phelps Stokes Mrs Mrs aesTS
Mars R R a eors aufs pnaPsT s
Albert PIqmmer Mrs Eraneks H B1swoT5h ID M and
Mrs William E. Dodge. jr
One of the most notable meetings this season of
the Thursday Evening Club was held last night at
the home of Mrs Cadwalader Jones. No. q East
Eleventh-et The members of the club and few
guests introduced to one act comedy. en-
titled Copy" written by Mrs. Edward Wharton.
yet published and never before acted The
characters. Mrs. Dale. Paul Ventnor and Hilda,
portrayed by professionals. Miss Keller. Mr.
Blair and Miss lyman. who appeared on a plat
form placed at end Of Mrs. Joness inside
drawing Some of the members OF the club
and the guests who enjoyed the performance were
Mr.. and Mrs. Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Sorchan. Mr. and Mrs Frederick
Whitrdge Mrs P!erpont Morga1 Mrs Burton Mr
Harrison Mr. and Mrs sayard md CH Wrs Grant amt
La Fargo Mr. and Mrs Paul Pana N F anG MTs
| Kinnicutt the Misses Schuyler, the Misses Fur
| Misses Hewitt, Miss Schermerhorn. Professor and
| Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn, Mrs. Alexander T.
B aa Professor @o Charles F. ChandeT John
| Cadwalader and Eliot Gregory
| The engagement has been announced in Phila-
delphia of Miss Elizabeth wanamaker. daughter OF
John wanamaker. to Norman Macleod son OF DF'
| George ]. Macleod, OF that city
| The marriage OF Miss Daisy Green, a daughter
| Of Mrs. Leila Green Davis of Durham, N C., to
Daniel H Shea took place at $50 O'Clock yesterday
| morning at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F.
| Ryan No. 239 West Seventy second-st- 1t was
| small wedding only a few intimate friends being
| present at the ceremony. which was performed by
| the Rev Matthew A Taylor, pastor OF the Roman
| Catholic Church of the Blessed Sacrament The
| bride who given away by William w Fuller,
| an old friend OF the family, wore plain gown OF
| silver gray CLOTH with hat to correspond She
| had no attendants. MI Shea, who is Mr. Ryan.s
| man There were no ushers, An Informal recep-
| ton followed the ceremony, and before III o CLOCK
| Mr. and Mrs Shea had left the house on their
| wedding trip. When they return they will occupy
| the apartment In the NewAmsterdam fully fur-
| nished for them By Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan
| The marriage Of Miss Susan De Forest Day.
| daughter of the late Henry Day, well known
lawyer OF this city, and sister of George Lord Day.
| to DIR. Charles Thorndike Parker. whose engage
| nent has been frequently reported will be cele-
| brated in a short time DR.. Parker. who formerly
lived at No 46 East Thirty -fourth-st- recently took
possession of his home. No II East Fifty
seventh-st. Miss Day is the owner OF the steam
| Yacht Scythian. Is a member OF the NeW-f ork
Yacht Club and has masters certificate OF nav,
CATION which she obtained after having ATTENDED
| the New-York Nautical School Dr. Parker, whose
first wife secured a divorce from him rev years
ago In North Dakota, has been for many years
| friend of Miss Day and her family
The daughter born a short time ago TO Mr. and
Mrs John r. Livermore was christened on
Wednesday afternoon in Trinity Chapel by the
vicar OF the chapel! the Rev. DR.. William H. Vib-
bert The Infant named Gladys Josephine
Livermore. Mrs. II. Mortimer Brooks the grand
mother, acted proxy for Mrs. Clarence n
Mackay. godmother. and Frank l. Polk as proxy
godfather for Eugene Higgins. uncle OF Mrs Liver
more. Only the relatives were present
naVOP TOTID ASSESS CHURCHES.