New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
NETWORK SOCIETY.

to Julian Jacquelin Mason. The ceremony VIII De
performed by the Rev DR.. William Grosvenor. anu
afterward there will be reception at NO. 81 VS.
Ninety-seventh-st., the home or the DrIue-
Ethel Stetson will act as maid of honor while the
bridesmaids will consist Of Miss Winifred ives Miss
Alice Marshall. of Virginia; Miss Mary Marsld'
of Washington; Miss Constance Lee OF BaltinloLe'
Miss Emily Waite and Miss Felicia Farley WINS
T3rovninq will act as best man. and Buchanan
Schley Clement S. Henry Arthur S. Wiley "al'on
Marshall Dr. George B. Lee. Frank Guest anu
William Thornton Mason are to be the usners-
Mics E1,zabatb Cutting. Miss Mary schuchardt
and Miss Antoinette Erhardt are to be tne OrlueS
maids of Miss Louise Lawrence WHITE oausN'
of Mr. and Mrs. John ]. White, on the occaSioh u
her marriage to Walter Lispenard Suydam' Jr-' IN
the Church of the Heavenly Rest on June 10. Rod
ert Bayard Cutting. Robert Olyphant Jr Faneull
suydam Weisse, Newbold L. Merrick Alan "hHe
and John N. Auerbach are to be the ushers-
Miss Taura T Edwards gave large dinner last
night at her house in West Forty-seventh-st- Tor
Miss Charlotte Prime and William Massena ben-
janin whose marriage takes place In Grace Cnurcn
at noon on June IL Miss Primes bridesmaids VIII
comprise Miss Helen White Stevens. Miss Marion
Armstrong Miss Margaret Doane Gardiner MISS
Helene Lucas and Miss Mary Hoffman After the
ceremony there will be a reception at the Buck
ingham Hotel
Invitations have been received by a number OF
people here for the wedding of Miss Ellen Drexei
Paul and Paul D. Mills, which takes place on sat
urday May %, at Woodcrest. the country place OF
the brides father. James ". Paul, jr, at Radnor'
Penn.
Miss Mabel Choate Miss Marion and Miss Eliza
beth Oliver and Miss Mary Bowdtch will be the
bridesmaids of Miss Cora Oliver the occasion OF
her marriage to Joseph H. Choate jr., on June o.
in ST Peters Church, at Albany. The bride Is the
daughter of General and Mrs. Robert Shaw OiVer,
while the bridegroom is the son OF the united
States Ambassador at the Court of St James.
There is no foundation for the report Of the en-
gagernent of Miss Josephine Johnson TO Henry A T.
Taylor which published yesterday elsewhere
Miss Johnson is the sister of Mrs Herman LIE Roy
Emmett while Henry Taylor is son OF the late
Moses Taylor.
The engagenent is announced OF Miss Louise e.
McAIIister Francis to Henry Grosvenor Foroes
Curtis Miss Francis is daughter of the late Dr.
Samuel Ward Francis and niece Of the late Ward
McAllister.
Mrs. w. Seward Webb left town yesterday for
Biltmore where she will spend week with MT ana
Mrs George W. Vanderbilt
Mrs Charles B. Alexander who Is greatly inter-
ested in the country home for convalescent infants
at Sea Cliff Long Island, organized sale IN oehaIr
of that charity Thursday afternoon. being as
sisted by a number of young people. including Miss
Margaret Schiefelin. Miss Mary Mortimer, Miss
Gladys PeII Miss Julia Edey. Miss Elizabeth Hoyt
Meta Alexander. Miss Anne Ripley. William Scher-
feln Gailatin Pel and Avereu Hartman
Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri Mrs E. n. Taller Mrs. H. |
Walter Webb and Mrs Henry F. Dimock were |
among the patronesses of a concert given last !
night at the WaIdorf-Astoria in aid Of the italian
missions of New-York.
Mrs Moses Taylor Campbell has left town for |
Washington where she is staying with Mrs Oliver
Cromwell
Reginald Rives drove the Pioneer yesterday on
it's trip to Ardsley and back the other members |
% the party the coach consisting of Mr.. and |
Miss Rives Tracey Dows Mr. and Mrs. Carroll. |
j. B. Dorrance and F. R. Hastings
Considerable anxiety has been entertained re-
Gently concerning DR.. Octavius o. White, who has
been lying seriously Ill at his house. Madison
ave- and Seventy-eighth-st. Hopes are now enter |
tanned, however that he will recover DR.. White |
is the father of Mrs. Iedyard Stevens of Mrs |
Berkeley Mostyn and of DR.. John Blake White |
while Winthrop Rutherfurd and Rutherford Stuy-
vesant his nephews. their mother having been |
q sister of Mrs. White.
Mrs De Garmenda who has been South all win |
her son-in-law and daughter, Captain and Mrs J. |
Ednondson Stephens. at Fort Williams. Maine
The engagement OF Miss Minnie Delamater Haul |
enbeek to Eugene Van Schaick has just been an |
nounced. Miss Hauenbeek is the daughter OF the |
late Peter Haulenbeek and comes from a Knick-
erbocker family. On her mothers side she is |
descended from General Richard Henry Lee of /
Virginia. Eugene Van Schaick is the Youngest |
son Of Henry Van Schaick of this city, and also /
comes from old Knckerbocker stock He is a !
cousin of Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and Mrs Gren-
willie Bayard Winthrop. His grandfather Myndert |
Van Schaick. introduced Croton water in New
York City. being the chairman of the commission |
that constructed the aqueduct. His great-grand-
father General Gosen Van Schaick an old /
Albany PATRON, who received the thanks of Con- I
gress for valiant services in the Revolutionary
war. Mr.. Van Schaick is member OF the Union |
and several other New-York clubs and was edu-
Gated at Oxford Heidelberg and Columbia
Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt. Mrs. Edwin A. Stevens
and Mrs. Z. II. Peters among those who
chaperoned parties that went yesterday to Prince
ton to attend the annual Junior prom
Cards have been sent out for the wedding of /
Miss Elnora Jarvis daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel NJ. JARVIS. whose engagement to Charles /
z. Goodman. of st. Louis, was announced a short :
time ago The wedding will take place May n
at 3 D. m at All Saints Church. Harrison. y. Y !
near the summer home OF the brides parents /
where a reception will be held Immediately after
the ceremony Mrs. E. Gustave Vaughan sister :
of the bride will he matron of honor. The brides .
maids viii be Miss Florence Paul. Of Philadelphia:
Miss saea Duke OF ST. Louis; Miss Florence Tay- /
Tor. Miss Cara Burgess. Miss Katharine Clark and 4
Miss Tayo Newton OF New-York. The ushers will I