New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
Abouf People and Social incidents.

or maa-of-war has visited English no-.-..
have been welcomed with so much bosn,t,1,., 80,
society here would be desirous .o do 49, ''
in the way of entertainment OF Prince To,,. 80
OF his commanders than is rendered nossftI. 4,
the briefness of their stay. Nearly the whole xas
intervening between their arrival and .h,
parture will be taken up by more or lass e.,
and public entertainments. and even the hall -,
the prince has arranged to give on board b,s e.
ship on Tuesday week will be of a moro ~ t.
official character. the city authorities and -,
ernment officials will be largely represented a,ao,-
the guests On Sunday the prince is expectad ;.
put in an appearance at the luncheon ,rb,L -,
directors of the Horse Show give each vss- mo
Garden on the day preceding TIE orent,s =. .s
exhibition. and in the evening he and the -
manders of his ships will dine with the Mavo- a
Wednesday and Thursday the prince vii, o. -.
of town while his ships coaing. and q, -.
following day-that is to say Friday. Novsr,h..
17-he will sail for Gibraltar.
Sherrys will be the scene tomorrow nigb, -.
dance given by Mr. and Mrs Herba,, sa,s.-.
Carpenter. in honor of the forthcoming r,arr,as :.
their daughter Miss Cora CARPENTER 10 .Ih.~.
Legg Two CT her most intimate friends No.
Helen Fargo. whose wedding to NathaniaI
Moore will take place Wednesday and N,,.
Dorothy Manson. whose marriage to Kiliaen vo,
Rensselaer, is set for November 23 viii be an,o,,
the guests Miss Carpenters marriage is schesnss
for November Is at St. Bartholomew Church
The marriage Of Miss Fargo and Nathaniel ,,oo
will he celebrated "Wednesday in St. Thoroa, a.
temporary church The bride will have her co,.t
Miss Grace Fargo. her maid of honor and Ni.,
Gladys Morgan. Miss Cora Carpenter Miss Rr,h
HubbelI, Miss Natalie Strong. Miss Natalie Van
derhoef and Miss Leonora Kobbe as her brides,
maids. Preston Fargo. Elmer Williams Stewart
Preston Thomas Gordon and Lee Jones are anon.
tba sbarS md Svrift will ba
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs William, Coprso,
Fargo, the parents of the bri!e will give a rec.p
tion at their house in 5th-ave. for the newly mar.
ried couple
Miss Mamie Wright Brown ard Miss Ner.
Brown gave q small reception at their home No
go East S5th-st., yesterday afternoon for Mlss
Kathleen Taylor Massey. who will be married to
their brother. j. Wright Brown next Saturday
The guests included members of the bridal party
Miss Lillian Warwick Miss Florence Diamond Miss
Mura Massey Miss Dorothy Smith and Miss Theo-
dora Wood. Dr. Arthur Bastedo. George A. Crock.
er. jr.. Howard L. Hitchcock. Frederick ". Weston
Harold R. Talbot, Howard A. PIummer and Ed
ward c. Fielder. A few additional men were also
asked among them Frederick and Arthur Gwynne
j. McVickar Haight and Henry Sturgis Miss
Massey will give luncheon for her bridesmaids
ut her home, No 254 West 71st-st. on Tuesday
and Miss Mamie Wright Brown will entertain them
at luncheon Wednesday.
Henry T. Sloane. with his daughters Miss Jessie
and Miss Emily Sloane. who have been staying At
the ST. Regis since their return to town. will
into their house in East 68th-st. Tomorrow.
Miss Emily Sloane's marriage to William Earl
Dodge will take place on December IS at st. Bar
tholomeEs Church.
Miss Ethel Cryder is booked to sail on Tuesday
for Europe and will spend the winter In Egypt
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry S. Redmond have returned
to town from Tuxedo and at thelr house In
East 55th-st.
The marriage of Miss Ella de Peyster daughter
of the late Frederic j. de Peyster, to William B.
Shoemaker will take place at 81. Bartholomew
Church on Thursday December IA. instead Of on
December IS.
Miss Maize Delaheld Miss Sarah Dominica Miss
Thyrza Benson and Mrs Martin Archer Shee. who
married the other dag. will be the bridal at
tendants of Miss Ruth Hoe at her wedding to Rob
ert Sterling, which takes place November IS in
the West Presbyterian Church. 1t will be a small
affair, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoe. the parents
Of the bride, in mourning for the death OF
another of their daughters. Mrs Leon Marie. The
ceremony will be followed by a reception given by
Nr and Mrs. Hoe at their house in East 35th-st.
Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss
Rosale Coe Campbell. daughter of Mrs Herbert
Parsons. Of No. 14S Madison ave. 10 Henry Slack
of No. Al Park-ave.
A few new names will appear this season among
those OF the parterre box holders at the opera
Among them those of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mortimer, who will be in the A. d. Juilliard box
No. 2; Judge and Mrs. John Clinton Gray in box
No. 3; Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence Breese in
boxN O. IIfop7 (T7arIa
Baldwin with her granddaughter. Miss Edith 0ea
con: Edward A Wickes. Mrs. Frederick F. Thomp-
James Henry Smith is not among the parterre SUD
scrbers this year.
Mrs Francis Preston Fremont wife of Major
Fremont of the 9TH United States Infantry. is set
tied at the St Aibans. No. East Slst-st. for this
winter, with her son. Benton Fremont. who is about
to enter the School of Mines at Columbia
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Armstrong have closed
their country place at Oyster Bay, Long lslani
and have returned to town for the winter. which
they will spend at No. $50 West 5Sth-st-
Mr. Gilbert. as well as Nine. Nordica. will sfna
at one Of Mr. Bagby's musical mornings" In De-
cember.
IN THE BERkSHlRES.
tBy Telegraph The Trbunel
Ienox. Mass. Nov A syndicate composed o.
Norris K Jesup, Grenville L. Winthrop. John .
Parsons and George w Folsom. has bought tns
homestead property in CInwood-st. OF Ansof
Phelps Stokes, keep the property from idiiiii
into the hands of men who planned 10 build a new
hotel in Ienox 1t is said that the purchasers WIZ