New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
SOCIETY NOTES.


II was yesterday afternoon that the final rounds
of the handicap tournament of the Knickerbocker
Bowling Club took place. and nasnluch the
affair has been closely contested and has aroused
a good deal Of interest in society there was
large and fashionable attendance at the Tennis
Building in West Forty-first-st. II was Miss
Mathilde Mourrainne VINO carried off the victory
and the prize. consisting Of handsome silver low
ing cup. offered by j. Hooker Hamersley, and pre-
sented by him in his capacity as president OF the
club the winner the close OF the tournament.
Two minor prizes consisting of stckpins. were
awarded TO Miss Edith Alden and DR. P. B. Porter.
The players Yesterday afternoon comprised Mrs Mrs,
syas TfnSs Green. MH9F9Iw MT9 M Fa5aP @ Eyssne
Andrew s. Hamersley, Walter Rutherford, Matthew
Astor Wilks and the Rev. Braddip Hamilton As
features ars1i Of the meeting of the club
There were many weddings yesterday descrip-
ton OF which will be found elsewhere. The we'd
ding bells will continue ring rnerriy to-day,
among the number Of marriages being that OF Miss
Giovanna de Saint Seigna and 7 Charles Far
reilly. which will take place at ST. Patricks Cathe-
dral at 3 o'clock. Archbishop Corrgan performing
the ceremony. Another wedding will be that OF G.
Johnston Bradish and Miss Bertha Gerhard. which
at $50 o'ciock Mr. Bradish. who Will be attended
by Charles Dana Gibson as best sH nan Is son OF
and a grandson OF the late DR.. Francis Upton
Johnstone.
Among the dances given last night was one by
Mrs. Gilbert E. Jones for her eldest boy grand
of the late George Jones. 1t was essentially an
affair for young people and among those present
were Miss Mrdrid Dicks. Theodore Roosevelt, jr.,
Miss Ruth Hoe, Miss Ethel Dominich George Dyer.
douglas Dodge stewart preston ana MISS; MISS Eleanor
a dance for their young daughter Yesterday. The
o'Connor took place at Delmonico's and there was
a musical in the afternoon at Mrs. J. West Roose-
vets.
John H. Hammond and Mrs. Hammond who
Miss Emily Y. Sloane. leave town May 10 for
Rye. where they have taken cottage for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hooker Hamersey go
10 Brookhurst, their place at Garrison son the
Hudson at the end Of the month, and will spend
mer they will be at York Harbor Me. where they
have cottage, and will return TO Brookhurst for
the autumn
Mrs John Jacob Astor is in town. and has her
sister, Mrs. 2. C. Lawrence, jr., staying with her
Colonel Astor has been spending a few days at
his country place at Rhnebeck.
Mrs. Henry C Potter has summoned a meeting
for next Monday afternoon for the purpose of form
ing Washington Square auxiliary of the Stony
Void Sanatorium for Women and Children.
On the social programme for to-day are Mrs
Richard Irvin's this afternoon for the ben
/ eft Of the Pro-Cathedral Nursery, and dinner par
ties by Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs in honor of Miss
Helen kountze and of her fance, Robert Livings
ton; by Mrs. Hamilton NICK. Twornbly and by Mrs
S. B. Ulman, in nonor Of Miss Gertrude Barclay
who is TO marry her son. Julien There will also
be 00on 6s ,ngsr fo M sys9 by Ms Oliver ~
most OF the seasons debutantes will be present
Montgomery Schuyler will lead the cotllon, dane
ing with Miss Jones.
The meet of the Meadow Brook Hunt to-day will
be at East Williston. at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l. Barley and the Misses
Barley are among those who sail to-day for Eu-
rope on board the Auguste Victoria
Mrs O. French has arrived in town from New
port and is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Alfred
! q. Vanderbilt
Among the Americans present the wedding in
London OF Lady Sybn Cuffe daughter of Lord and
Lady Desart to William Bayard Cutting jr will
be Mr.. and Mrs II. Mortimer Brooks Miss
Gladys Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs Lucius L. Wimerding
! and Miss Caroline Wimerding who sail April
/ Il; Mr. and Mrs ]. Hampden Robb and Miss Robb
| Mr.. and Mrs. Almeric H. Paget Mr. and Mrs N
! Thayer Robb and the Misses Robb After the
| wedding, which will be celebrated at All Saints
! Church. Fnnisnore Gardens. there VIII be wed
| ding breakfast at the house of Lord and Lady
Desart. No. > Rutland Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tuck. of Paris. who have
been in Newport the guests of Mr.. Tucks sister.
Nirs. Francis o. French will sail for home on
Friday, April So
Mr. and Mrs julie. A Montant have taken the
| Cheever cottage at Wave Crest Far Rockaway, for
the summer.
An elaborate entertainment has been arranged
for the last meeting this season OF the Neighhor-
hood Amusement Club which takes place at the
| ,owa NJ Amos F Emo No. SO Fifth-ave., on April
| Is The programme will include music ana Tande-
| Vile
| Charles A. Jackson and Mrs Jackson, who was
| Miss Mary G. Bradhurst announce the engage
rnent OF their daughter, Miss Helen F. jackson to
| Robert Struthers jr.
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r-ifth-ave sale fancy articles will be held next
"Wednesday in aid of the Girls Friendly Society
Vacation Home. The committee in charge Of the
aNair is composed of Mrs. Bull. Mrs. John Green
ough Miss Gertrude Houghton, Miss Ursula Nor
gan Miss Agnew. Miss e II. Wisner. Miss Elsie
I iominick and Miss Caroline Bunker.
A charity euchre IN aid of the Settlement Home
for Crippled Children at No 247 West Sixty-nintN-
ST. will be given Tomorrow afternoon at the II 81
Majestic This home does such excellent work Eor
the poor helpless little ones OF the tenement hQ aes