New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19


of William Osgood Field. and who was one vi ii
college churns Will oIiate r., as Miss LA sloane on
July at LenoN
Golden weddings in New-York Society are SUM
centIv rare to command sympathetic interest Oh
the mart of the fashionable set. and the latter
likely therefore. be extensively represented "
The celebration to-day OF the httieth ahhlNe
of the marriage OF Dean and Mrs Eugene A non
man which will take the form OF recepUol "'
tbair house in Chelsea Square. Among those pres
ent will be Mrs. John Braategee, Of Uuca. VINO az
tended the wedding fifty years ago as brldesiii"'
the Rsy Fra aasS On R Sa oeca NnG M r
watson. Mrs. T w Nckerson OF arreG daIghter
of the dean and Mrs Hoffman VIII nkewisS at ie
the reception with their huaPanus onoe will likewise
be present. Other guests VIII pc MIS- "a 1frs
s s6ares ~i Frederick Hoffman the ssIer-nla OF
the dean as Well as me1eTS az and othr Kncker
hooker families which Mrs Holman ana 'ae
Dean are related
Mrs Vanderbilt chartered the Pioneer yesterday
for its daily trip to Ardsley. and her party con-
sisted of young girl friends of her daughter Gladys
Including Miss Dorothy Whitney. RMS. Vanderbilt
wore a black cloth tailor made dress with black
cloth fur trimmed long coat Her hat was three
bits frock and jacket were Of tan e9ored cloth
with which she wore Sa bae ha Tvet shoes While
Miss Dorothy Whitney was in silver gray cL9dn ana
The road coach Good Times Will begin its daily
runs from the Waldorf Astoria on May s.
W. Scott Cameron whose marriage to Miss Ro-
sale de Goicoura viii take place next week. will
give his farewell bachelor dinner at Delmonicos to-
night
1t was the Ladies' Day reception at the Grolier
Club yesterday afternoon, and a musical pro-
erammeconsisting of quaint Irish melodies was rem
dered by Miss Josephine Sullivan, harpist. ana MISS
Lillian Iittlehales cellst from $50 until o'clock.
and after the address. Sir Seymour Hadden as an
Etcher" by Royal Cortissoz. at o'clock. tea was
s sc an T Sir sor 4adden The LADIES'
reception committee consisted ,, Of MIS- Toward
dreWs Mrs Edwin B. Holden Mrs Thomas g.
nq MFS MRS BoT Teon MarS Mrs William H. Bliss
and Mrs. Frederick A Castle
The marriage of Miss Edith Rowland Hoadley
daughter of Mrs. Russell Hoadley George Lort-
lard Ronalds will take place Wednesday at 1870
o'clock. in the chantry of st. Thomas's Church.
1t will be followed by a small wedding breakfast
at her mothers house. No 60 East Seventy third
ST. for relatives and the bridal party. Miss Hoad-
ley's cousin, Miss Helen Durham. will be her maid
brother, Russell H Hoadley; Louise Russell Hoad-
N.Y. viii be his as Ees
Lorillard. and the ushers will be another cousin
bride brother. Charles Hoadiey The bride Will en-
ter the s church with s Russell FL H0adey who viii
tanning her girl friends at luncheon, prospective
Srday George Ronads will not give ' farewell
bachelor dinner.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin H. Weatherbee will close
their house, in Madison-ave.. at the end of this
month, and open their country place at Mamaro-
neck
Mrs o. B. Jennings has returned to town from
the South and is at her house. No. As Park-ave
Mr. and Mrs Dallas Rache Pratt will spend the
summer as usual. at their country place Orienta
Point near Mamaroneck.
Mr. and Mrs j. j. Emery will spend the
at Bar Harbor at their villa. The Turrets.
Mrs Lindley Hoffman Chaplin will pass the