New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

Cuttings bridal attendants have already been pub
lshed In this column
Daily rehearsals are In progress at the Riding and
Driving Club for its annual spring fete which takes
place on Saturday evening next. and for which the
invitations which are in great demand have al
ready been issued. The entertainment. which Will
open with grand parade about the tan bark. viii
comprise all sorts Of clever feats OF hOrsemanshiD
performed by members OF the club. well many
amusing tricks aayoring OF the circus order
On Friday Days Theatre will be the OF
the first performance of the 'sDinkey Bird" in be-
half OF the Loomis SanatorIum Annex for Con-
sumptives The play has been arranged and adapt
edAfrom Eugene Fields stories in verse by Miss
Margaret Eager, and the music has been written
by Robert Atchinson and Arthur Kendall Addi-
tional performances viii take place in the after
Moons of Monday. March q. and Tuesday. March g
Mrs Richard Irwin. Mrs. John COster. Mrs. Robert
P. Huntington and number OF other women ara
actively interested in the entertainment. which,
judging from the sale Of seats, promises TO prove a
success from a social well as from a financial
point OF view. Among those who have taken boxes
and seats for the performances are Mrs j. Pierport
Morgan, MIS-. A NewbOld Morris, Mrs Charles b
Alexander. Mrs Warren Delano. tr.. Mrs e H.
Belts and Mrs Percy r. Pyne
James Henry Smith who. since his return from
the South has been making his headquarters az
Tuxedo sails for Eurore in May. and will remain
abroad throughout the summer and early TALL, go
ing to Scotland as usual for the shooting in the
autumn.
Lord and Lady Algernon Gordon-Lennox and Miss
Ivy Gordon Lennox who have been staying with
Mrs. Charles T. Barney since their return to town.
were booked to sail yesterday for England
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt. who
were married on Friday, will on returning 20 town
from their wedding trip make their headquarters
at the stratford lor the spring season
Professor and Mrs H, Fairfield Osborn are in
Mexico and will return to New-YorA early next
month.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock and her daughter. Mrs.
Cary T. Hutchinson leave this week for the South,
and will be away for about fortnight
| Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs is booked to sail for Eu-
rope the day after tomorrow, and VIII remain
abroad until early in June. Her sister, Mrs w. K
vanderbilt jr is expected back here next north
Among the entertainments scheduled for the week
are dinners given by Mrs Edward Lyman short To-
morrow and on Friday and bridge whist tourns-
ment by Mrs. Bradish Johnson on Tuesday H.
Uchida- the japanese consul general has large
dinner set for tomorrow night at sherrys and his
countryman Baron Kaneko, gives a dinner az the
same place on THURSDAY
Mr. and Mrs William Robinson and Miss Media
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lantic City. and staying with Mrs. j. Hood
Wright. at her house in 5th-ave
Mrs. Oscar Livingston. who has been staying with
her sister Mrs James F. Sullivan. in Philadelphia
has returned to town
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford. who in his stay
here has been entertained by Mr. and Mrs Cooper
Hewitt W Bourke Cochran and by Mr., and Mrs
Benjamin Guinness, has left for Washington. where
~ he E,urha as
Sir Mortimer and Lady Durand
Mr. and Mrs Walter Gurnee and Miss Gurnee
are going abroad for the summer
Mrs William RhlneIander and other patrenssscs
received the guests of the Badminton Club yester-
day afternoon at meeting at the 18th ResiHn@et
Armory. The club will have its tournament next
month for the cup offered by the club and NJ
Frederic J. de Peyster.
sarteU Prentice George A Phelps. Guy Van Am
ringe Alfred Wade and Hugh kirkland viii be thu
ushers Of Howard kirkland on the occasion q his
marriage to Miss Elizabeth Swift. daughter os
Mrs. Abbott z. Kittredge on March .. at the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church Miss Iouise
Parsons. Miss Alice Hosmer. Miss Catherine tIOag
and Miss Helen HickOx will be the bridesmaids
and Mrs. ]. Wilbur Spencer the matrc1 OF honor.
while little Margaret Hamilton and Annette Eel
loves will act as flower girls. The bride will De
given away by her brother. Frederick Swift, and
after the ceremony, which will be performed by her
stepfather, the Rev. DR.. Kittredge reception viii
follow at HIS house, in Park-ave.
April q has been set the date for the wedding
of Miss Marian Haven TO Forsyth Wickes and the
marriage of Miss Mabel McAfee. granddaughter
OF James B. Haggtn. to Lewis Butler Preston. Of
Tuxedo Park, is to take place May Is
Miss Helen White Stevens. daughter OF Ars
Berkeley Mostyn has selected Saturday, June j. as
the date OF her marriage to Ghliat G. Schroeder al
ST. Marks Church. 10th-st. and 2d-ave. Miss Alex
ander Stevens will be her sisters maid OF honor
| and Miss Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens Miss Nohy
| Ienerts Miss Dorothy Edwards and Miss Louise
| Schroeder will be the bridesmaids Henry A
Schroeder will be his brothers best man. and Wal
! den Pen Arthur DeIano weekes. Oscar Stevens and
] Reginald Willis the ushers