New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
About People and Social Incidents.

erd best man, and by Edward and Henry Daley.
Lee CIahin Charles Deschler and Herbert Ward
ner of Boston. ushers- Miss Daley. who was
dpessed ad IN T white bn a as bdma Miss Bsov
Miss Marvin, Miss CIahin and Miss REGISTER, the
formed by the Rev, Or. David II. Greer. and was
Miss Louise Browns marriage to DR.. James
Ditmars Voorhees, took place at the Central Pres
bvterian Church yesterday afternoon at o'clock
Miss Florence Brown was her sisters maid OF
honor while the bridesmaids were Miss Cornelia
VOORHEES, Miss Pearl Underwood. Miss MarSery
Brown and Miss Wilkinson. of Newark James D.
Guided Dr. r Bayard Clark, DR.; Dickson @ Brown.
Ellsworth Elliot After the ceremony there was
reception at ice West FtIynigdh,s1, 9 e OF 1e
William F. Havemeyers dance at Delmonieos
last night was given for his sons. Arthur VINO 5
a student at Yale and Raymond who enters there
newt winter and his one hundred and fifty guests
were all young people. whom his daughter MISS
Havemeyer dressed in pink crepe De Snlne haes
%ss no cotiiion and seated supper was served
midnight Am %os the R gHesIf Moore BUCKLEY
and Beknap and nd F ri1Idf R R9dg ona'e
Among other dances which took place last night
was that of the Century Cotillon at Delmohlco :
under the patronage of Mrs Diver LiV lS,''
YsWreence and Mrs John c Calhoun The coti. I.1
led By Dr. JohP b 3 Lee sor asn Fl Sell n{n ancn
With Miss Angelica Church. Supper was served Al
midnight small tables
There was also a large bridge whist tournaments
in the afternoon at Sherry's arranged oy Mrs
Arthur Murray Dodge for the benefit of the Jewel
nav Nursery over two hundred women took part
in the game among them being Mrs Edmqnd l.
Bayliss Mrs HsnTy Tre W H Henri Bsade53on
ney: MS Erd sqh ESev Mrs J. Rich Steers Mrs.
Walter Oakman and Miss whitney
Among the dinners given last night was one BY
Mr. and Mrs Philip RhneIandsr at their n7use' IN
East Thirty nnth-st.
On the social programme for to-day are dinner
IN be given by Mr.. ard Mrs Oliver Gould Jennings
at their house in East Seventy-sxth-st-; kennetn
Nurcbison ir's farewell bachelor dinner at the
METROPOLITAN Club Chis marriage 70 Miss de Mauriac
takes place on Saturday,: Mrs. Frederick J. de
Esyf sixtynth IN and musical and recital
in the Gerritt Smith studio
Vitb regard TO the marriage OF Miss Emily G
Trowbridge Of which mention was made the day
before Yesterday in this column, II should De AIDED
that tho invitations for the ceremony we're to be
sent out to-day. Owing to the sudden death or
viii be dispatched and the wedding will be very
quiet affair
Mrs Henry F. Dimock. Mrs Richard irwin. Mrs
Charles Phelps and Mrs z. d. Brooks Brown are
among the patronesses Of the entertainment which
Tav v 9fternoon next by Miss Beatrice HEREFORD and
the MISSES Ear2onS b oStaned rom Tysons at
the Berkeley I-ycsum or from Miss Elsie Brown.
No. 10 East Twenty-nnth-st
The engagement is announced OF Henry whipps
Farnuun son Of Mr. and Mrs Charles A Farnum
and grandson Of the late Bishop Whpple and
Miss Anne Scott Buckley. daughter OF Mrs Joseph
r Thropp. who was formerly Miss Anne scott.
of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The wedding % Rudolph G.. Flinsch and Miss
Olga de NeufvfIIe daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Otto
de NeufviIIe and niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Jules de
Neufyille. of this city will take place IN June az
Frankfort in Germany After their marr 1s MI
Arthur Havemeyer will oficate as best man at
the marriage Of his brother Hector. 70 Miss Ray
McMaster Russell which takes place Wednesday
afternoon April rs The ushers will be Raymond
Haverne or. Peter Gilsey, John 5. Martin. n
Charles s Rees Charles H. Rafferty, William
Wilcox Isaac Haam jr and PIECE Ross irs Mss 1h
bridesmaids will include Miss Alge I I}
Miss Marsh Rees.
Mrs Lancaster Morgan will give two farss re-
ceptions on Monday and Tuesday afternoon next
at her mouse. No poi West Fifty-hfth-st
Mrs. Edward J. Berwind has left town and sons
to Lakewood. where she viii make a fortnishts
Mr. and Mrs. n !. Chisholm have returned to
town from Palm Beach and are at their home. No.
SIC Fifth-ave-
Mr. and Mrs Cary T. Hutchinson have issued
Invitations for n dinner Saturday evening at
their house in East SiXtieth-st
The wedding of Edward Mcvickar. whose en-
gagcment Miss Rittie King announced sew
eraI DAYS ago in this column. will take place ar
RidgeheId Conn. in September He is member
o UriOn and ArdSler clubs. a nephew or
Bishop MCNickar and of Mrs James Nc
Vfckar. Miss King is the eldest daughter Of Mrs.
John Howard King.
SINGER AND VICAR SAIL on ST. PAUL.
Mrs Eleanor CIeaver. the American singer. who
has been making a of a part Of the United
States. and the Rev r. G. Fillingham the vicar OF
Hexton England. who came few weeks ago
TO create additional interest in the BOer cause.
sailed for England on the steamer St Paul yester-
day
ALFRED HERTZ FOR CONDUCTOR.
The Musical Courier announces that Alfred
Hertz formerly conductor at Altenburs. later
Elberfed. and for the last two years az BreS-
lau has been engaged conduct the Wagner
operas at the Metropolitan Opera House next sea
son. Mr. Grau could not be seen yesterday as he
is out of the city.
DR.. BARTLETT To co ABROAD.
The Rev Dr. It Adm Bartlett. for fourteen
years pastor Of the New-York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. Washington. who resigned two years
ago. will sail with his family to-day for Havre on
the steamer La Savoie. They Will spend the sum-
mer abroad.