New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30


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BY the Rev Dr. Baad f. Greer After the mar
rage there will be reception and wedding break
| si1th-st
festival will be held this afternoon at the Wal
dorf-Astoria in aid of THE Helpers charitable
affair in which number Of fashionable women are
interested
! The Coaching Club will have its annual meet and
parade on Saturday next on the roads leading from
the entrance of the park, Eighth-ave and Fifty
ninth-st-. TO the foot of the Mall The coaches will
go up the west drive of the park to the circle or
the top OF the bill. after which they will proceed
| luncheon being served at the clubhouse Ten
coaches are expected to be in line The drive 10
which is meeting with good deal Of approval as
their guests to see the Metropolitan Handicap run
Another coaching organization that has come into
| existence is the Woman's Four-n-Hand Driving
| Club. of which Mrs Thomas Hastings daughter
| of F. c. Benedict, is president. Among the mem
bers are Miss Clare Bryce, daughter of General and
| Mrs. Lloyd s Bryce, and Miss Helen T. Barney
| whose uncle, William c. Whitney. gave luncheon
meet held, the drive through Central Park
coming TO an end az his house. at Fifth-ave. and
Sixty-eght-st-
Mrs. Ol1Ver tTOul6 Jennings has chartered the
Pioneer for to-day. and will take out party to
Ardsley for luncheon Mrs. Thomas Hastings had
it yesterday and her party included the two Misses
bryce Miss Helen Barney. Miss Eleanor jay Colo
ne Wam J hg ged er T53 and d ed
Gerry has chartered the coach for May g.
Miss Constable's Stock Exchange party at the
East sxteenth-st studio of her brother Howard.
was like most of the entertainments which she has
given there. d great success. The big studio was
arranged to represent Stock Exchange, with ros-
trum tfckers. biackboards. telephone booths. etc.
and messenger boys The affair began shortly after
with the Inauguration Of the president. J. D. Liv-
ingston Then there calls and quotations from
London, and trading around the posts BY brokers.
the midst Of which came the announcement oe
failures suspensions. etc, which created the Wild
est panic After that there was the initiation OF
new member, who fortunately had taken the pre-
caution of providing himself with complete suit
of tights under his clothes, as he was entirely re-
Heved of the latter during the romp which ensued
Subsequently there the floating OF several
aueerly named companies. and then some singing
by the lambs" who included the Misses Pratt,
GLADYS Smith Cornela Floyd, Ethel Stebbtns and
Mrs Henry Pelton. There were also stock brokers
quartet songs by hayseeds and a monologue by
James Barnes Supper was then served. and after
ward there dancing. No evening dress was
allowed or the part of the male guests. VINO were
restricted to plain gaUdy business ATTIRE, or
to fancy dress some of them impersonatIng stocks
and others leading hndnc1erS- Inc euICJ against
evening dress did not however. apply 10 the fem-
nine portion of the guests. Among those invited
were Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Beckwith, General and
Mrs Henry Z. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs McNlcker. MI
and Mrs Henry s. Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs. Fataoe'
G. Van Ness, Mr.. and Mrs. Robb, Mr. and Mrs
Burden Miss Atterbury. Mr. and Mrs. c. De Rham.
Mr. and Mrs Henry T. Dimock, Miss Katharine
Pratt Mr. and Mrs Frank Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs
Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ives. Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry. Mr. and Mrs P. Cooper
Nv Tar,
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert satterlee- Mr.. and Mrs J.
z. Cowdin Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon jr.
dred stokes James Barnes. Mr. and Mrs Morris
JeTuP NJ and Mrs N GhaTeS R IRsTs2 M NJ and
Mrs. Corcoran Van Rensselaer,. Mr. and Mrs. "
josephine Preze Nj and Mrs oak5si r. TpoTns:
Lorillard. Mr.. and Mrs Hoppin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wainwright
Mr. and Mrs William Douglas Sloane will.
usual spend the summer at Lenox. where their
daughters marriage takes place July 3 Mr.. and
Mrs James A Burden. jr;; will likewise pass the
for the seasoI-
J. Coleman Drayton and his daughter Caroline
will spend the summer at Isleborough. Me, where
they have taken a cottage for the season
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wharton will spend the
summer at Lenox but will not be able 70 move into
their new house there until the autumn
Mrs. Charles A Post. on her return from abroad
shortly, will proceed to country place at Bay
port Long Island where she will spend the
mer. Her daughters marriage Will not take place
until autumn.
Like last winter, there will be only one Assembly
Ball next season. II will be held Thursday, De-
cember II, at the Waldorf-Astoria. as usual
reception was given yesterday afternoon by
the managers of the Virginia Day Nursery in its
home. No. go Fifth-st-. for the purpose Of
creating interest in the work of this Institution.
The members Of the board OF managers, most OF
whom were present receive the visitors,
Mrs. Richard irwin, Mrs. H Fairfield Osborn. Mrs
Robert II. Dodd. Mrs Rudolph e Schirmer. Miss
Laura V Day and Mrs Samuel Sloan. jr Among
others interested In it Mrs. Peter 3. WyckOT.
Mrs Camille WeidenfeId. Mrs. Charles Steele Mrs.
T Wyman Porter and Mrs. George de Forest Lord.
The engagement of Theodore Dehon Wilson 70
Mrs Evelyn A Jaffray is announced Their mar
riage will take place June 4
FAREWELL TO PADEREWSKI.