New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

no ushers. DR.. Daniel Woodbury. wynkoo2,
brother Of the bridegroom-elect. will be best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have not come TO
NewYorl. despite all reports to the contrary. Mr..
Jones here one day last week with Harry
Walters. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will remain in North
Carolina until late in the spring. when they will
great deal this summer
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt jr.. will move
soon from Washington Square. They had the
Franklin house only for short season. They are
to take a brief trip abroad and be et Newport for
the opening of the season. Mrs. Goelet, having
taken the house OF Lord and Lady Spencer IN @ ON
August when she will return TO NeV--IoTk en route
I'D Ios ~ ~ T5eo,,lt91 ne summer home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt at Newport
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Baker Bourne have returned
from Ashevile y. c.. and Mt their home, NO
"a West Fify-eeyen Mr. ana Mrs. Luther
Kountze will open their house at MorristoTn the
p5o sre a. present At the Murray Hi Hotel VIII
go 20 their country house at Greenwich mex week
Reginald Brooks. son Of Mr. and Mrs VI Morti-
r7er Brooks will 90 South with several friends on
a fishing expedition. He is not going abroad. hut
VIII le Newport this summer.
Mrs William ? Douglas and Miss Douglas sailed
last week for England. They are going over for a
short visit Miss Douglas will he a; Newport later
in the season
One Of the minor affairs OF the week was the
last meeting Of the class Of Miss Adene Robinson
in the large ballroom ar Sherry's- This is chill
dren.s dancing class and ~ the most fashion
able in the city Among Miss Rohinson's pupils
are the chdren Of Mrs. NJ. orme wilson. Mrs
o,hers The last meeting i coti'lon with the
children in fancy dress. There We're some very
pretty favors.
Miss Grace Herman gave a violet luncheon last
v-eek at the Hotel Netherland. There we're twenty
euesrs There was a quartet Of colored banjo
players who furnished the music. Mr. Hall gave
his farewell bachelor dinner last evening IN Dfl, a
married on Tuesday.
4 violet dinner was given last evening by
Thomas Tone Hopper whose wedding to Miss Edna
Earle Townsend takes place on Tuesday. The dinner
was given at Delmonico's, and the guests were
Miss Townsend. Miss Bessie Boe 1singer, MISS Wihl-
fred Berry Miss Louise z. V Nugent, William
Powell. Harry Hopper, Howard Burras, James Nc
fipsett, an aunt Of the bride, chaperoned the
party.
The engagement is announced of Miss Adele Rad
way Troup. eldest daughter of William f. Troup
and granddaughter of r. George Radway, to Alfred
p. Gardner
Miss Gretchen Teft daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
william E. Teft will be married on Tuesday even
ing to John PelI The wedding will take place at
the home OF her parents No. % East Sixty-fourth
ST where the ceremony will be performed In the
dra wing room by the Rev. DR.. H. Dunbell, of Great
harrington Mass Her sister MISS M GaeSs GaeyS Fthd
Kerner. Sarah Peters. Clara schlemmer ana E;Va
raft brother OF the bride will be best man and
Messrs William Brown Ralph Snayer. George
The bride will gown OF white Chiffon
trimmed with lace, and her mothers & Wedding veil
line de sole trimmed with lace
The Lady Associates of the Helpers" are about
10 give another of their charming entertainments
a Nav festival. which will take place I'm the small
ballroom OF the Waldorf-Astoria on Thursday
afternoon and evening. May 2. There Will be sew
eral well stocked tables of fancy and useful ar
ticles flower table, a candy table, and last. but
not least, the all important tea and coffee table
where the purchaser of cup will be served with
her choice OF tea. coffee or chocolate. The tables
are in charge of the different committees who as
sst the Helpers during the year by procuring
funds for carrying their various good works
Miss Ieary will have charge of the table repre-
senting the Altar Society. founded by her ana VIII
be assisted by Mrs. James Frank Hale one OF the
fancy tables will be in charge OF Miss Bouvler as
sisted by Miss Iselin, representing the committee
who procure materials for the nuns sewing classes
for children and M young gFs spr Ra Forbes and
Mrs Allan W Ramsay representing the commit
tee entertainment OF the different classes an an
5f n tb SICK then there viii be the candy
under Mrs J v Bouvier. Mrs. Emile Vatabe and
Miss lie Brun representing the library OF the
HELPERS" The following are among those assist
ing the festival: Mrs. William Arnold Mrs John
V Bouvier. Miss Bouvier. Mrs: c. L. Bruins. Mrs
T c. T Grain Miss Ada F: Clarke Mrs ;; Car
roll Mrs 3. c. Chetwood. Mrs. q. stanton fIoyd-
Jones' Mrs Henry Hall Forbes: Mrs James Frank
Hale Miss Georgine Iselin. Miss Leary, Miss lie
Rrun Mrs Van Brugh Livingston, Mrs John
Colby Moore. Miss Leontine Marie, Mrs. < r.
Meert Mrs II. L. Not, Miss Quintero Mrs Allan
N Ramsay Miss Raborg, Mrs. Thomas f. Ryan,
Mrs. Paul Thebaud: Mrs Emile Vatabe' Miss Miss
sarah connelI and Miss Cronise.
The following arrangements have been made for
which is 10 take place on Saturday, May 4. from 3
% o'clock for the benefit OF the ST. Roses Settle
,oent The flower table is in charge Of Mrs. Mason
| Zones Mrs Lewis Cruger Hasen, Mrs. Rieman
r,uvaI Mrs George Norton Miller and Mrs Will
| tam BARCLAY Parsons jr. assisted by twelve young
! .ytrs dressed I'm fancy costume. The candy ia bic
ss In charge of Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman. Mrs
| walter Oakman. Mrs. Louis c. Jones. Mrs. J. j.
| Wvsong Mrs. Fordyce Barker. Mrs Charles N
| oeirichs Mrs Stuart Wing and Mrs. Charles
| Cooner The table is in charge OF Miss Leary,
| Mrs Fred Nelson Mrs j. Vinton Dahlgren Mrs
| Charles Childs. Mrs Pulitzer. Mrs. T. Wyman
| In charge of Mrs. Hoguet, Mrs. Hagerty and Mrs.
| Albert Jennings. Mrs. John Neeser will take
| charge of all the amusements for the children
among which will be rshpond, fortune telling
| and a gypsy camp. There Will also be a MaypoIs
dance by twelve little girls In fancy costume.
on Tuesday evening Miss NJ. Louise Seymour
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w Seymour will
| b. married Howard Gates Clark in Christ