New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
About People and Social lncfdenfr:

at the Church of the Ascension Morris K Parker
| will be his brothers best man. Mrs Vance Brown
of AshevilIe, N. c.. the matron of honor and Mis-.
Ann Dodge and Miss Adele skddy, the brides,
msd After ss thu the eddns wse s
present win have opportunity OF onering thei.
eonpie but likewise the bridssroOm,s parents
pr and sv Mrs fb Mard of h
own wedding
On Wednesday the marriage OF Miss Rosalie de
Goicouria daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Albert ". de
Goicouria. to W. Scott Cameron Will take place
In ST. Bartholomew's Church Miss Alice de Col
couria will be her sisters maid of honor. and Miss
/ Caroline Edgar Miss Daisy Holins. Miss Barnes
and Miss Parsons will ofHciate as bridesmaids j
Sare sb snc n BE- r rs is G. 'e m He
s: Page. Foster RaTins Herbert T. King; Henry
ward Babcock After the ceremony, which will be
performed by the Rev. Or. David H Greer, there
p mil1 fs No rf IS west Ffty-sxth-ss
1t is on May IS that the marriage of Miss Ethel
Phelps, daughter of Mrs Charles Phelps. to VIII
lam North Duane takes place in the Brick Church
Miss Edith CatIin. daughter of Mrs. Julius Catlin
will be the maid of honor. and Miss Mary Cross
William Redman Cross Will oficiate as best man.
Eaea rel Rhs mes + srar E aS
Joseph Rowland Hunt are to be the ushers
Announcement Is made of the engagement OF
Miss Ethel Townsend Edison. daughter of Franklr
Edison. to Arthur Van Brunt son Of IL; Justice
Charles HI.
Among the dinner parties given last night was
one by Miss Della Gurnee at her house in Fifth-avs
The next entertainment of the Outing Dinner
Club organized by Mrs. Edward Lyman Short. viii
take place at Claremont. These dinners in
variably followed by dancing and music The men,
hers of the club include Mr. and Mrs George
field, Mr.. and Mrs. TIFFANY, Dyer; Mr. and Mrs
Cortlandt Van Rensselaer,. Mr.. and Mrs Augustus
cid Robert
Miss I,eary's Bellevue Hospital Sewing and Knit.
ting Class which has been at work throughout
Lent was brought to a close yesterday afternoon
by sale at the wadorf-Astoria- Among the mem
bers of this class. most of whom were present yes
Mra charea Mrs de Navarro and
Mrs. Van Brugh Livingston
The first Of the Scarsdale Golf Club country par
ties organized by the governors of the cotillon OF
eighty, took place yesterday afternoon The guests
met the Grand Central Station. took the 1a
o'clock train out to Scarsdale. and returned 70 town
In time for. dinner. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. jr.. Mrs. j. HOOD
Wright George H. Sullivan, Francis Magoun ant
Club likewise gave entertainment yesterday
afternoon begnng Its . ~, With 5sa music co
ony was largely represented
Mrs Brockholst Cutting and her William
have left town and are at Atlantic City Wiliarr
Cutting is rapidly recovering from the severe at
tack of pneumonia by which he was laid up during
the winter
The GroIier Club gave another OF its receptions
Yesterday afternoon in connection with its exht
bition OF Sir Seymour Hadens etchings. the guests
being received ~ MIS- Edw1n B psrsd MIS- WIZ
Mrs William Douglas Sloane. Mrs Richard irwin
Mrs Paul d. Cravath and Mrs. James W. Gerard
are among the patronesses OF the entertainment
RE sTf he s Mss Of A Witch IS be ss
entitled AN Interrupted Game. dealing with the
bridge whist fad
The polo season begins tomorrow at Lakewood
and the Morris Park racing Saturday
next on which day Reliance will begin its trips
from Sherry's 10 the racecourse every racing
day. The Good Times goes into commission al s
on Saturday. and begins its daily trips from the
Waldorf-Astoria-
Miss Colgate daughter Of Cora Countess of STRAIT
ford by her first husband is IN this country stay
ing with hel grandmother. Mrs. Samuel Smith
during Lady Stranord's absence in South Africa
Mrs Allan Mcrane Hamilton has arranged te
spend the summer at Murray Bay
Mrs L. A. Carroll has gone to Bay Shore for tn.
summer
Alexander Harvey Tiers. of Morristown. y. j., i.
gradually recovering from the effects Of the opera
ton which he underwent short time ago
Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe
was the Duke of Newcastle: on board the Mime
apolis. after extended stay in this country
Mrs Buchanan Winthrop and her daughter Miss
Marie Winthrop. will spend the summer at Bar
Harbor where they have taken the place known
Aloha
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Davies have then
guest at their home. No 81 Park-ave. Miss Martha
; Johnson. Of Macon Ga
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson go to Rich
mond, Va, tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Hampton Robb and the Misses
Robb. who went abroad last week. will remain on
the other side until the middle Of July. Upon their
ton. Long Island
fornia where she spent most of the winter. and is
occupying her country home. Fair Oaks. at Nor
ristown, n. j.
Invitations have beer sent out for a OF
subscription dances to be called THE Neighbour
hood Cotions' They are be held at DodwOrth's
which has been selected as being somewhat mora
like private house than Delmonico'S OF Sherry's.
on Tuesday evenings December 9 and 80. January
The patronesses Mrs. Francis NJ. Olcott. Mrs
Randolph Hurry. Mrs. Walter Cook, Mrs Gilbert
Mrs Darlington Royce and Mrs William VI WINS.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr. Rhodes is one of the few men who have had
statues in their lifetime. Many will doubt be
erected him that he is dead but meanwhile
a colossal figure In bronze Of the maker Of South
Africa is standing In the studio of John Tweed, OF
the citizens OF Buawayo. and Is intended for the
marketplace OF that town.