New-York tribune., 1902-02-09


Astor gives large dinner, followed by a musical
| at which Mile. FRITZ Schen and David BisphaD,
VIII sing.
| Prescott Slade's marriage to Miss Josephine Ri
| sell Roe. daughter Of General and Mrs Ioh1
Francis Roe. took place yesterday afternoon AZ G.
Thomass Church, which was prettily decorated
| with palms and white roses. The bride who was
! given away by her father, dressed in a gax,
! OF white satin, made with yoke and sleeves %
point lace. Her veil was of white tulle fasta,as
with orange blossoms and her flowers consisted AZ
\ lles of the valley and white orchids Her brides
maids were Miss Elizabeth Lefferts Miss FIas,0
Hall. Miss Catherine Hallett Miss Mary HairSf
MISS Susie Valentine and Miss AntOinette Maclsv'
MISS Florence Waring was maid of honor. and
IKE IKE, the bridesmaids. was dressed in pale gray
SSatln crepe de chine. with yokes and sleeves OF
I lace and trimmed with green chiffon They All
diamond brooches presented by the bride WiIIiaIa anu
| {. Camrann acted as best man. while the ushers
Lawrence; John and Howard Slade, John Y. Walk
Inns, ChestOn Simmons. Osborne Bright and George
McInt9sh, After the ceremony, which per-
formed by the Rev T. NJ Stres. reception took
place at the home Of the brides parents in East
HONEYMOON tbe 1 narp tn9r return dP % 5r8m their
the house No 1O5 East Thirty-seventh-s which
Were ME- and Mrs J7,Ies Ttsb1 u No ~ tS & TNgIGins N
;. Barney. Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Bowers. Nr. and
Mrs. II. H Cammann Mrs Alexander T. Van
and Raymond Lefferts General and Mrs. Brooks
General and Mrs, Louis Fitzgerald and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee-
Dinners were given last night by James Henry
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs James A. Burden N
There was also a meeting Of the Saturday Evening
Dancing Glass a Delmonicos. The guests were
received by Mrs Charles r Huntington, Mrs John
Phelps led the cotillon, the favors for which
silver paper cutters. riding crops silver mounted
bag tags and other knckknacks-
Among the features of Yesterdays social pro-
gramme the lat home given by Mrs. VIII
bur BlOodgoOd her house, in East Thirty-fourth-
St. for Mime. Cave. AS the diva had never seen
a Cakewak Mrs BloodgOOd had organized one
for her entertainment. Six gayIy attired colOred
G9uples took part in it. the guests seTvng as judges
ton melodies on banJos and guitars. Among those
Frederick Nelson, Mrs. Bradish Johnson Mrs E
H Hartman, Mrs Kernochan. Mrs, J. Clneh
West Roosevelt. Peter Marie; Robert Cutting ].
George r. schieffelin.
Henry Brevoort Kane. J. Montgomery Strong.
Augustus F. Ireland and Baron Andre de Neuhizs
and Baron Jaques NJ St, Marc. Of Paris, left New
York last night for Montreal and Quebec Thew
are 10 oe the EueSts o. S IielS ~ " PES
He will take them over the road IN his private
in quebec for the ice carnival and the ball
Prince Pierre Troubetskoi and his wife who
formerly Miss Amelie Rives. spending the wia-
ter in town and being extensively entertained
A number of the Princes paintings are on view at
the Eugene Glaenzer galleries. in FtfJh-ave, IN
Charles Phelps, George l. Riyes, ana q other
equally well known people OF the fashionable set
here.
There will be slight change in the social pro-
gramme in so far the opera is concerned. this
week The midweek regular subscription perform
ance will take place Tuesday. instead OF Wednes-
day, owing to the latter oeins the nrst day IN
"OtellO'' tomorrow night while the first perform
%ifSe Which Nine sembrich Mile FrtzI Seaea and
David Bispham take part. is set down Tor Friday
large and brilliant audience
Under the patronage of Mrs. Alfred G. Wander
brt Mrs Mackay Mrs James A Burden. Mrs.
Morris X Jesup Mrs. John Henry Hammond and
other fashionable women. a stereoptcon lecture on
wild Animals will be given at the Waldorf
Astoria on Tuesday afternoon ~ Fe6TuaTy ~ % , Ss
NeishbOrhOod Clubs work at Hartley House 10
from rom NJ. John Henry Hammond No. IA East
Seventy -secOnt-st. and from Miss Caroline Phelps
Stokes No. 229 MadsOn-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lehr sail for Europe on
March {. and expect to be abroad some months
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. A. Tremenheere. who have
been staying with the Iatter's mother Mrs. An
drews. wife of Justice Andrews, have left town en-
route to India.
News comes from Boston that the marriage OF
Richard T. Wilson, jr-, TO Miss Marion Mason viii
take place there on March H.
Mrs Walter G. Oakman viii give musical
February 26. which Mile. FRITZ Sche6 will sing.
Mr. and Mrs. James A StiIIman have moved into
their new house. No. 10 East Seventy-secOnd-st
Miss Mary Calender sails for Europe on wednes-
day. March )
Among the guests OF the Marquise de Talieyrsnd-
Perigord at the Country Club at Chatsworth to-
day are Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Appleton Robbins.
Mrs. Edward Spencer Mead. Eliot Gregory and
William Osgood Field The Prince del Drago and
Mr. and Mrs George w vanderbilt have likewise
been asked.
The last meeting Of the Amsterdam Theatre
entertained by the Bostonlans in Maid Marian az
the Garden Theatre The party will De chaperOned
by Mrs. Gilman COllamore-
The production OF In Vanity Fair the Co
lumbia Varsity play. which will be given at tbs
Carnegie Lyceum tomorrow, is be this year q
social as well as a dramatic feature OF the uni-
versity's year. IL will continue the entire WeeAs
and Will be under the patronage of Mrs Alfred u
Vanderbilt. Mrs. Marshall Z. Leferts, Mrs A
NewbOld Morris. Mrs. Berkeley Mostyu, Mrs WiIl-
lam Barclay Parsons Mrs George De Forest. Ms
Dallas Bache Pratt Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs
Frederic Gallatin Mrs. William d Sloane. StIS-
w. Seward Webb, Mrs. George r. ShTady, jr.. MS
Robert Hoe. Mrs. ]. West Roosevelt, Mrs J. Mont
ford Schey. Mrs Robert E Livingston and others
WEDDINGS.
Camden. y j.. Feb. S-L-ieutenant William G.
Powell of the Marine Corps. and Miss Alice Van
Voorhees, Joline, daughter OF Judge Joline. wers
married to-day St. PaUrs Episcopal Church
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. r E
Roderck, rector Of the church I4eutenanJ Powsn