New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

among which viii be the amateur theatrical gc--
formance on Thursday at the Carnegie Lyccum. in
behalf OF the College Settlement \ nur1ter o
4 young girls. debutantes CT the season wiil take
part. Among them Miss Corinne Douglas Rob
| nsOn. Miss Beatrice Morgan and Mss GLADYS
| Vanderbilt. The plays to be presented are "ras
Enchanted Fountain" and The Three Miss Bid
dies" After the performance there viii be dance
On Tuesday Grace Church VIII be the scene OF ths
marriage Of Miss Marion Whitaker. daughter o.
| James X Whitaker. and James Earle Stevens.
Miss Whitaker viii dispense with the attendance
OF bridesmaids: and Schuyler Schiefen. John Cin-
ton Gray. jr.. William sloane. r. Pelham Robbins.
/ Emory Tyson, Frederick Jniiliard. Arthur Woods
and Scott McLanahan VIII De the ushers After
| the ceremony which will be performed by the Rev
Dr. Huntington. reception will be given by the
brides father at his house in West 3sth-st- The
| bridegroom, who has been acting CORE
spondent in the Orient. published volume OF H.
experiences last week. IL was brought out by
the Harpers
Another wedding on Tuesday is that OF Ara
Coleman Candy Williams 10 John Van schaick
Oddie, at the West 5Oth-st. house Of Mrs T Hal
sted Myers. a sister OF Mrs. Williams. The bride
grOOm's father for many years the secretary
OF the New-York Yacht Club The bride is a daugh-
ter of the late Henry E HawIey. of West 23d-st
and has a country place on Long Island. at which
the newly married couple viii make their home.
On Wednesday the Hon. Hugo Barring. the New
that bears his name. and member Of the Union
and of other clubs here. Will marry in London
Lady MagheramOrne, sister OF Lord Shaf-eshury
and widow Of the late Lord Magheramorue- After
their honeymoon on the Continent Hugo Barring
and his bride, who viii be known Lady Evelya
Barring as we'll as her daughter by her first h1ls-
band. the Hon. Norah McGarreil Hogs, viii sad
for New-York where they viii in future make thss
home.
On Saturday Miss Elsie Porter daughter of
General Horace Porter. the United states Arnhss-
sador to France. VIII be married 10 Dr- Monde az
the Church Of the Holy Trinity IN Paris Dr.
Mende is the son OF a cecbrated Swiss physician.
and after the honeymoon will bring his bride 10
New-York and take up the practice Of his profes-
sion here.
Mr. and Mrs George D. Pruyns little boy has
received the Christian names Of Robert Lansing.
His christening took place few days ago al ".
and Mrs. Pruyn's house. in East 2sJH-st. and Mss
Frederick Webb. who one of the bridesmaids
of Mrs Pruyn at her marriase, was goo mother
the godfathers being 3Irs. Pruyns stepfathsr.
George Bird. and her brother
J. Pierpont Morgan sails on "Wednesday for Ell
rope on the Baltic. Sir Caspar Purdou Clarke being
a passenger on the same vessel On reaching Eu-
rope Mr. Morgan will join his yacht the 'orsalr at
Marzeilles for cruise in the Msditerranean-
At Srerry-s the second meeting OF the dancing
mares Is.
Richard Mortimer Ms. Charles 4. Coster and Mrs,
BENJAMIN WeIIes for young girls who have not ys.
made their formal debut took place last month
The cotilIon was led h. Marshall Kernochan
Mrs Astor gave a luncheon yesterday at her h0uss
in 5th-ave for Lady Herbert. Those invited 20 meet
her were Nine. Waddington. Mrs William Post.
Mrs. F X. Pendleton. Mrs Edmund l. BayIies-
Mrs. Don Cameron. Mrs. II. Orme Wilson and Ms.
Richard T. Wilson.
Miss Helen Cuttings marriage to Lucius X VII
merding, jr,, which was to take place on March 4
has been postponed until the latter part of ne
mOnth-probabIy March -
Major Harrison Kerr Bird, whose wedding 10 ~ 81
Grace Gillette, daughter of DR. Walter r. Gillette.
takes place March Z. gave his farewell bacte'0r
dinner at DelmonicOs last night His guests In
cuded Frauklyn PIummer. NJ NJ. Flower. T. Cos
Kerr and A9ram and Curtenius Gillette
Mr.. an Mrs Alfred Rutgers Whitney are spenI-
ing the winter their houseaoat on the coast -
Florida.
Oliver Hartman was among those who sailed yes
terday for the West Indies lie will be away about
three weeks
Smoking concerts are about to he started at The
Calumet Club. The first of the series. in which
Andrew Wheeler and also several OF the artists o;
the Metropolitan Opera viii take part. is set for
Saturday. March Il. At 8 O'Clock
Mrs John Jacob Astor sailed yesterday on the
Campania. accompanied by her Vincent Sls
will be joined in the South of France "a few weeks
hence by Colonel Astor. They viii remain abroad
until June. when they Will return for the Newport
season.
Mrs, Cary T. Hutchinson and her cousin Mss
Anne Grggs. sail for Bermuda on March l5-
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick R Halsey are sofns
abroad soon. and Will remain in Europe until the
fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T Barney win give
dance at their house. in Park-ave. on Friday next
for Miss Ivy Gordon Isnuox. who with her mother.
Lady AIgernon Gordon Lennox is staying with
Mrs. Barney for some days before leaving here for
Aiken.
March is set for the concert to be given at the
Waldorf-AstOria for the benefit OF the Post-Gradu-
ate Medical School and Hospital Victor Herbert
will play. and Miss Minnie NIethot. Mss Hreshna
Fisk. Miss Amy Grant and F. Sounoholb viii Be
among the other artists.
Nine. Eames will sing and Josef Hoffman, VII
play at the concert given by Albert Morris Basby
on Thursday evening, March 9. the Waldorf
Invitations have been issued for the marriage OF
Miss Gertrude Martin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
w Clarence Martin. to John Newton Martin IN
the chantry OF Grace Church March :
Mrs. Richard II. Townsend and her daughter
Miss Mary Mathilde Townsend. who came here
from Washington for Mrs VanderbTt's dance. are
in town over Sunday.
MR.. BOUTWELL, CRITICALLY ILL