New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-24

OF Morris Park the ladies' coaching parade and
the annual muster Of the Coaching Club in Central
Park. and on Saturday the automobiles wiz have a
show In Fifth-ave- The Pioneer is engaged for
every day next week. and as the spring advances.
coaching becomes more and popular with
society.
Calvary Church was the scene yesterday after
noon OF the marriage OF Miss Anita Boulton. elder
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William s. BouItcn to
John Grenville Bates. OF Mrs. Alfred Bates
The bride. who given away by her Father wa.
dressed In white satin. trimmed with and point
lace. with which she wore a point and tul.
veil Miss Pauline BouIton. who her sisters
maid OF honor. and the bridesmaids. Miss Mary
Atterbury. Miss Mary Lefferts. Miss Helen Stevens
Miss Adelaide Baylis Miss Laura Brewer. Miss Mel
lie Hard Miss LOrothy Hinckley Miss Mary PARK
and Miss Louise Lewis. the latter Of Philadelphia
all arrayed In frOcks OF white chiffon cloth
trimmed with yellow lace and gold chiffon ribbon
girdles. with which they large white lace hat,
trimmed with yellow feathers. and carried shower
bouquets Of daisies tied with gold chiffon ribbon
7. Tower Bates his brothers best man and the
ushers were Howard and William B. Boulton n
John A Gardner. Bruce FalcOner. c. Russell Au-
chincIoss. James Knapp. Joseph Thomas. jr.. Put
nam Bates and Wynant VanderpoeL After thu
ceremony. which performed by the Rev. DR.
Parks. the rector. reception was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Bouton. at their house in Fisth-ave
Among those present Mr.. and Mrs Dallay
Bache Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs William G. Parks John
T. Atterbury and the Misses Atterbury. Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall c. Lererts. Mr.. and Mrs Berkeley
Mostyn. Mr. and Mrs. william Bayis and Mr.
and Mrs NewboId Lawrence. The young coupls
will spend the summer at Lawrence. Long Island
and on their return to town will make their hons
at No. Is East Eleventh-st.
There several weddings set for TIT.
week That OF Miss Katherine Pratt and Lycursus
Winchester takes place Saturday at Gracs
Church o'clock. and will be followed by re-
ceptiOn given by the parents OF the bride Mr. and
Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt. at their house IN West
Forty-eighth-st. Miss Pratt's bridesmaids viii IN
clude her sisters Miss Constance and Miss Beatrics
Pratt. Miss Margaret Robson. Miss MathiIds
Leverich and Miss Cathleea BOwdohn, as well an
Miss Adelaide Landon- James P. Winchester Of
Delaware. Is to be his brothers best man and tho
ushers will be Alexander d. b Pratt. William Les
Douglas Campbell. Richard Peasants Alfred
Schrioer. Thomas B. Harrison and Russell Landau
Another wedding which takes place on the sane
day Is that OF Miss Esther Hoppin. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. William Warner Hoppin. who Is to
be married to DR.. Eugene Pool at o'clock IN the
Brick Presbyterian Church. Miss Cornelia Barnes
Miss Una Solely. Miss Marion Whitaker and Miss
Edith Smaley TO be the bridesmaids J. Law
Poole is to be the best man. while the ushers
will include Edwin V. Morgan. Henry 5. Patterson.
c. Beekman Hoppin DR. FeIIowes Davis r. Adrian
V. Lambert and Arthur 5. Pier. After the
mOny a reception will be given by the parents OF
the bride at their house IN West Fitty-third-st-
On wednesday Miss Ruth Edan will be married
10 Morgan H Grace, son OF the late Sir Morgan
Grace. the home OF her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
John II. Edan. IN West Forty-sixth-st. The names
OF the bridesmaids and ushers have already been
published In this column.
Miss Mary Van Beuren's marriage 70 willard
vinton King will take place quietly Tuesday
at her home IN West FOurteenth-st- All the plans
for the wedding. which was 20 take place IN the
Church Of the Incarnation. have been changed.
owing to the death OF Michael Van Beuren Davis.
George r. schieneiin. Edwin Lyman short Hail.
burton FaIes William Edgard Shepherd and Fran
els Dana winsIow constitute the committee OF the
Spring Dinner Club which begins its existence to-
morrow evening q dinner at the Casino IN the
park at 7so. The next dinner OF the club viii take
place on May 4
Mrs Francis p Kinnicut VIII entertain the
Thursday Evening Club on Thursday night at her
house. in East Thirty-ffth-st. IL viii be the last
meeting OF the club until the fall
Miss Correiia Beekman and her brothers. VIII
lam and Gerard Beekman. have arrived from Eu-
rope to attend the marriage OF their cousin. Miss
Esther HOppin. Saturday.
Mrs Henry F. Dimock has left town for Brook
line Mass. where she is staytg with her mother
Mrs. whitney.
Mr. and Mrs W Rhinelander Stewart sail on
Tuesday for Europe. Mrs John suydam is booked
TO go abroad the same day.
Harold Vanderbilt has arrived IN town, and Is
staying at No. s77 F1fth-ave
Alfred G. Vanderbilt drove the Pioneer yesterday
on It's trip to and from Ardsley. g. Louis BoisSs-
vain has chartered the coach for Monday
A concert in aid OF the Society for the Protection
OF Italian Immigrants IS TO be given to-noTro"
nat the gal
erfes Of the American Artists Association In Wesf
F1fty-seventh-st.
Miss Amy Baker gives a recital at sherrys on
Friday afternoon at $50. H T. Burieish and AZ
thur Rosenstein will figure the programme
Mrs Oliver Livingston Jones. Mrs J. ". boO'H-
bee and Mrs David Dows are among the patron
esses OF lecture and recital on scotch anu S1ol.'
folk songs. which will be given by MISS Amy '
raw tomorrow afternoon at the BucNnshani
Mis-. Grace Dodge Mrs Edwin Gould and MIS-
William Burgess are among the pafronssses u
recital to be given on Friday afternoon az tn'
waIdorf-Astoria by Miss Berue shipiey VI 49,
stories OF Tennessee mountain LIE
TUXEDO PARK NOTES
IBr rEIEGRArH TO THE rRIsUNSl 49,.
Tuxedo Park ". Y. April 2s-The colo NoN 49,
Of the early part OF the week kept many - -,
Workers In town, but to-day a large gaInols
came out to enjoy the oracing air and tns -
fishing In Tuxedo Lake Several opened thsN 90,
tages this week for the season. and every 80
the Winter Club house will be taken over S 80.
J. Henry Smith Mr.. and Mrs p. Cooper n9
and Mr. and Mrs +. B. Esler opened tneE GU
ta-s. For Sunday snd entertained several guests
Among those who entertained at dinner tnis 49, 49,
were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer. NJ A4sN -
A. D. weekes. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred SetOn- 1A"' -
Mr. and Mrs George II. Hull -,u.o,
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