New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
About People and Socfa1 Incidents.


Mrs. Joseph Milbank. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ
Martin the Misses Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Schefer. Mrs T. Tower Bates. Mr.. and NIrn STR
Low. Dr. and Mrs. Kinnicutt Mr. and Mrs..
Thomas Hastings, NJ. and Mrs John Claim gr
and Mrs Arthur p. Clafin. Mr.. and Mrs II n
Have1ncyer General and Mrs. Thomas Hubbard
the Misses Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs. John Milton
Cornell Miss Isabelle Fanshaw. Mrs. William II
TruesdaIe Nj and Mrs. William r. Wilcox Ma
and Mrs George F. Gould Mr.. and Mrs z O
Benedict Mr. and Mrs. j. Milton Goetchins Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Scribner. Mr.. and Mrs. william,
Perry. 1Ir. and Mrs. Samuel T. Peters. Mr.. and
Mrs Hamilton Mabie and Mr.. and Mrs Gsorx,
Haven Putnam
At st. Georges Church. stuyvesant Square, a,
marriage of Miss Florence Marvin. daughter OF ths
tate Tasker Marvin TO william Frothinghan took
place at O'Clock. The bride who given avay
by her brother-in-law. Dr. Leale. was dressed IN
white crepe de chine. trimmed with valencisnnss
lace and wore a tulls veil. her flowers CONSISTING
OF Hies-of-the-valley- Her attendants. including
her sister Mrs I.eale Miss Florence Baylis Miss
Anne Chittenden. Miss Anne WILDER and Miss lula
Baldwin. Of Baltimore. were dressed IN whits Id
erty silk trimmed with cream lace. and wore large
white hats, their flowers consisting Of daises.
Clarence Holmes the best man. while william
Cerrish Clement Parsons. Lawrence and Claiming
X rockingham. z. ". LItchdeld and William Cary
were the ushers- After the ceremony reception
for the newly married couple was given By DIT. and
Mrs. Medvfn LeaIs at their home. No. Tsss
SIxty-eighth-st.
On Monday afternoon. April IS. the usnSe-s Of
Washington Square Auxiliary OF Stony wold
sanatorium will hold meeting. which those
who are interested in the fight against t1nsr-
c11losis and IN the work being done BY Stony To6
are invited. at Miss Learys house., No Fifth
ave. Addresses will be made BY Mrs James Ed
ward Newcomb. the Rev Thomas r Bhosr and
Edwin Markham. This Will be the last largo
gathering in Miss Leary's present home. a. shs
will move uptown this month. Among The nsm-
bers OF this auxiliary are Mrs John G. Carlisle.
Miss Leary. Mrs. Frank g. Witheroee, Mrs ".
RutIsr Duncan Mrs. Brockhost Cutting Mrs
Frederick L Van Beuren. Miss Blanche Potter,
Mrs Charles n. Fuller. Mrs. Robert ". De Forest
Mrs r Hall Mccormick. Mrs Pierre Mall. Mrs.
Edwin Parsons Mrs. Charles T. Stone, Mrs z.
Y Taller Miss Amy Townsend Mrs Frzrcs
Dana winsow Mrs. John H Davis and Mrs..
Samuel P. Blagden-
Mrs Adrian IseIin. Mrs. Dslanoey Kama Ms
Frederick Nelson, Mrs. George Bliss and MIRA
Reginald Vanderbilt are among the patronessss %
the entertainment which Is to take piacs Monday
night ut the Waldorf-Astoria IN behalf CT the
French Day Nursery IN Washington Square. and
its branch establishment at Sea Cliff. Nina CaIva
will sing and Mile viazons viii deliver address
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan celebrates today
the sixtieth anniversary OF their marrsgs az their
/ house in East Thirty-eghth-st- Mr. and Mrs
/ Sloan have four daughters and three sons. Mrs.
/ Edgar s Auchinc1oss. Mrs. Joseph p Duryez. Mra
/ Richard c. Colt, Mrs. Joseph Walker. r.. Samuel
/ Sloan. IT, P. E. Sloan and Benson B. Sloan. They
/ have twenty-six grandchildren and o1s nsas-
\ grandchild-
/ Mrs. Hugh J. Chisholm and her son. Hugh J.
/ Chisholm. IT.. will spend the summer In Eurspa
/ They booked to sail IN JunA
/ Frederick Rhfnelander entertained the thursday
/ Evening Club last night at shsrry's n the snail
ballroom. The meeting took the form OF a musical.
! in which Miss Mstcalfs and Mr.. Casal5 hgursd.
and afterward there was a buffet supper
/ Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Mex. Twonnfy SSys a
dinner tomorrow night at their house. In F1fths
ave, for the bridesmaids and ushsrs who AZ, IN
take part IN the ceremony OF the marriage OF their
| daughter, Miss F1orencs TwonbIy. to Williams A.
/ NJ Burden Tuesday at ST. Thornass Church.
/ The dinner viii be followed By dinner party.
/ The young couple contemplate extensive we'd
ding trip. which will includs q visit 70 Us e2at.
| wfch Islands.
| An entertainment IN aid OF 81. Andrews ConTs-
| descent Hospital has been arranged ~ Mrz r P.
Lou1sbery. the president Of the ladies' COMMITTEES.
/ 1t will be given at Sherry's Tuesday afternoon
April u. at $50 o'clock Miss Lille LAWYER Mr..
/ Hardy-The. OF Paris ard KyrIs Below figure on
| the programme. Among the patronesses are Mrs
| C. 3. Alexander. Mrs. William N. Barnun. MrA J.
| B. Haggin Mrs. Whitelav Reid. Mrs. J. Hood
Wright. Mrs. Fred Nelson, Mrs c P. Huntington,
Mrs. Hi1bOrne Roosevelt. Mrs Henry Poor. MrS
@-@~~-
/ Robert Hoe
| Mrs. James Roosevelt. Mrs. Duncan Cryfsr Mrs,
| Henry Parrish Mrs W. Starr Miller and Mrs Levi
! P. Morton among the patrOnessss OF bridgs
/ and euchre tournament at Sherry's this afternoon
IN aid Of the Holiday Farm Conyslesce1t Home FOR
Children. the Hudson
Mrs. Thomas Andrews gives a reception at ner
house IN East Sixty-seventh-st-. to-day for Mss
| Constance Berry and the lattsr's fancG
I Mrs. Delaney Kane. Miss Leary and Mrs. q 3
/ Floyd-Jones are among those interested IN ms
| Easter bazaar IN behalf OF the charity known as
/ the Helpers, which takes place to-day at Dsl-
/ monicOs.
/ Irr and Mrs Frank jay Gould receiving con-
sratulations on the birth OF a daughter at tasir
/ house in F1fth-ave and Sixty-fourth-st- The little
/ girl Is to receive the name OF Dorothy Mt. ana
/ Mrs GouIds first child. Helen. was born on thsr
yacht Helenete OF Oyster Bay, IN September. ls"-
/ Mrs Frank Gould was Miss Helen Kelly. daughter
/ OF the late Edward Kelly and granddaughter OF
i the well known banker. Eugene Kelly.
NV operations at the present time" said Colonel