New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
Abouf People and Social Incfdents.
sception given by the parents Of the bride at s..
louise In East 62th-st

reception given by the parents of the brfda a,
house. in East 69th-st-
Among the weddings which took pIacs v,,...,-
was that OF Miss Edith Carpenter and E6.--s'
Floyd-Jones. which, owing to q, death in the -
Of the bridegroom. was celebrated quietly A. -
West 46th-st. home Of the brides father WINS
Carpenter The bride was dressed in a s,~ la
white satin trimmed with lace. and wore Iac. "
fastened with orange blossoms She CART,
bouquet of orchids and lilies-of-the-vauav
bridesmaids included Miss Clara r. Bradford NJ
Jeanne F. Carpenter. Miss Anna K Carnsns
Miss Mathilde J. Seurfch. Miss Isabella Thatcks.
Gourlie and Miss Annette Bailey Whippls an !.
tired in white chiffon. Robert Allen Paddook -
the best man. and the ushers included DR. N,,s.sA
Nichol jr.. Alfred II. Swayne and Noel Lasrs-s
Carpenter. The Rev. DR.. J. Lewis Parku -
formed the ceremony
Miss Carow. the sister-in-law OF President po
velt arrived yesterday from Italy on board =.
Finland She intends to make a stay OF zav,--'
weeks at the White House with her sister ~
Roosevelt and the President. On landing sh. vrs.
driven to the home Of Mrs. J. A. Roosevelt Ia w.,s
37th-st.
st. Thomas's Church the scene later q, ~
afternoon OF the marriage OF Miss Rathartns yVn.~
and Arthur Randolph Mayo. The bride arrav.s !,
gown OF white chiffon cloth and satin arnhrots
cred in silver and wearing a tulle veil vax :,
tended by Miss Laura Buckner. OF PhiladsnhI,
as maid of honor. attired in frock OF white p,rr
and pink silk and large white felt hat with ni,r
feathers. There were no bridesmaids Dr. Rossr-
Bryan the best man. and Madison Cyr,,,
George Mayo. Charles Best st. George b.,
Arthur Travers and John Goldsmith vere tb
ushers. The ceremony, which was performed h.
the Rev. DIR. Ernest NJ Stires. followed bv
reception given by the mother Of the bride NJ,
s. N Wilson at her house, in West lSth-st
Walter and Lady Susan TownIey who have b.s-
staying for about ten days with Mr. and Mrs Joh
R Drexsl at their house. in East s2d-st have r,-
turned to Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews have issued invita-,
tions for dinner Thursday evening Novemb-r
30. at their house. in 5th-ave.
Mrs Howard St. George who has been stay,uy
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Raksr
at Tuxedo. has sailed for Europe to join her hus.
band
Mrs Edward H. Landon who has moved from
East 6Sth-st. No. IS East 51st-st win be at hons
there next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mackay. who are IN
mourning for Mrs. Mackay's father, leave New
York to-day for North Carolina and Will be away
for two three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Robinson will spend
Thanksgiving Day at the White House with the
President and Mrs Roosevelt and It is only after-
| ward that they will return to town for the
We're Ponsonby. eldest son Of Lord Duncannon.
who himself is the eldest and heir Of the aged
Earl OF Bessborough. has arrived In town from
Canada, and will sail for England the day after
Tomorrow He Is e cousin OF the Hon Lionel
Guest, with whom he has been staying at his placs
on St Giles's Island. in the St Lawrence.
Mrs. BENJAMIN NicoH has issued cards for a rs-
| ception on the afternoon OF December at her
house in East 50tl-st for the presentation OF ner
daughter, Miss Elsie Nicol. Of the debutantss
| of the season.
Mrs. J. West Roosevelt Will give reception On
the same afternoon and others December 1S and
TO- for her debutante daughter, Lorraine Roose-
velt.
Mrs. Robert Endcott gives a reception on De
cernber at her house in West 3Sth-st-. for the
debut of her daughter. Miss Gladys Endieott
.no+ns- raceDtion Of the same kind will be that
given by Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer on DecsInOT
at her house in East 66th-st. for her deoutanIs
daughter Miss Electa Havemeyer-
Mrs Charles Augustus Schermerhorn has issued
invitations for reception on November q at nsr
house in West S4th-st for the presentation OF her
daughter, Miss Rosalfe schermerhorn
Mrs John Cowdin gives reception on Dooo14Os.
IA at her house in Gramercy Park for the debut OF
her daughter, Miss Ethel Cowdin. and on December
1s Mrs Robert Oyphant has reception al her
house in East 52d-st. for the coming out OF hsi
daughter, Miss Sophie Olyphent
cioldmarks opera, 1.-The Queen OF sheba-" was
presented last night in German TO a large ala
brilliant house the boxes Of the parterre row u
narticular being we'll filled. Among those present
were: -,
Mrs. Astor, Mr. and Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson NJ
and Mrs Stanford White, Mr. and Mrs James
Rreese Mrs William Grosvenor. Mrs James Z.
Kernochan Mrs William Inman, Mr.. and MS II
F Shoemaker. Miss Blanche Shoemaker Nj. anu
Mrs. E Reeve Merritt Mr.. and Mrs. q. Z
Fahnestock Mime. NordiCa. Mrs. Hermann Oel'i'''
NJ md Mrs Edmund L. Baylies. Mrs. Alexander
Van Rensselaer,, Mr.. and Mrs. TTenor l. ParA' & M
and Mrs Jules Bache. Mrs. Frederic Nelson As'
Elizabeth Morton. MIR. and Mrs r EgeFton W."
and MI and Mrs. Herbert Satterlee.
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