New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

Miss Anne ConstabIe's rural fete' for the Omri-
bus Club at the Constable Studio in East Sixteenth
ST. the last Of the Friday cotillons at the Waldorf
Astoria; the final dance Of the season OF Mrs
Dows's class at Sherry's dinner given by Mrs
George R. Sheoon of No. "a East Thirty eighth-st.
and floral fete in behalf OF the Orthopedic Hos
pital at No. $40 West Twenty-frst-st the prin-
cipal features of society's programme for to-day
The Ladies' Four-in-H Hand Coaching Club. whicI
has chartered the Pioneer for to-day. has lunch
con party at the Ardsey Club For the first time in
the week the wedding bells will remain silent. none
of the numerous brides of the month being suffi-
cently devoid of superstition to dare fate by marry
ing Friday
Mrs Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt re-
turn to town to-day from Newport. where they
have been staying for Reginald G. VanderbiIt's
wedding.
Mrs George B. Mcclellan is IN town at the Han
over East Fifteenth-st-. and is booked to sail for
Europe tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton NICK Twombly have IS
sued invitations for dinner at their house in
Fifth-ave. April ..
Mrs James Abercrombie Burden Mrs William
Douglas Sloane Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. Mrs.
R. Fulton Cutting and Mrs. Douglas Robinson jr
are among the patronesses OF the entertainment
gwen this afternoon for the benefit of the New
York Orthopedic Hospital. at No. $40 West Twenty
first-st.
St Thomas's Church was the scene yesterday
of the marriage Of Miss Ethel Holns, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Hollins. and Arthur
Keeler Bourne. The bride. who was given away
by her father. was gowned in white satin trimmed
with point lace She carried a bouquet of uies-of-
the-vaey. Her sister Daisy. who was her maid Of
honor; another of her sisters, Beatrix as well as
Miss Marion Bourne Miss Alice Sands ard Miss
Janet Fish, who acted bridesmaids were dressed
in frocks of white embroidered mousseIine de Sole
with pink sash IS and large white chiffon hats
trimmed with small pink flowers and leaves
Arthur S. Bourne the best man and Sheldon
Crosby. Francis K Stevens. Harry HOLSTER De
Rutter HoIlins and Monte La Montague were the
ushers After the ceremony, which was performed
by the Rev DIR Stires. there was a reception at
the East Fffty-fourth-st. house of the brides
parents.
Following rehearsal yesterday in Grace Church
OF the wedding OF Miss Sarah Smith and Dudley
Belts Dupgnac. whose marriage is to take place on
next Thursday. Mrs. Laroche Jaequelin Smith en-
tertained the entire bridal party supper at her
house. in East Sixteenth-st The bridesmaids con-
sist of Miss Alice Strong. Miss Marie Hamilton
Miss Catherine Grant. Miss Catherine McCann. Miss
Eleanor Dupignac and Miss Helen Stevens. Miss
Gladys Smith will be the maid of honor. Ernest
1selin. Edwin Sands. Crosvenor Nicholas, Percy
Hudson. William Wheelock and David Stuart have
been selected as ushers and Arthur Comstock as
best man.
Miss Josephine Atterbury, whose marriage TO
Eliphalet Potter takes place on May % at st.
Thomas's will have her sister Mary as her maid OF
honor. while her bridesmaids will consist OF Miss
Florence Twombly Miss Helen Potter Miss Doro-
thea Draper. Miss Anita Dominick. Miss Pauline
Biddle. OF Philadelphia. and Miss Susie Howe and
Miss Ellen Parks OF Boston Fuller Potter will
ne MS brothers best man, and E c. WilmerdinE