New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
Aborkf People and |ocial incidents.

Island where they viii remain until they 90 as-,..
for the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W Mcvickar booked =,
SAIL for Europe on March Il Mrs Ogden Coal,
leaves here for England on March T.
Mrs William Rhlnelander and Mrs. wHber
BloodgOod are entertaining luncheon parties ia
day. and Mr. and Mrs. George r SrbieHsHn a.,
among those VINO are giving dinners this evening
Mrs Vanderbilt entertained the Society a, a.
Colonial Danes OF New-York yesterday aftsruoa-
at her house In 5Sth-st Among the member. -
the society. many OF whom were present ysst.-
day afternoon. are Mrs Pierre L0rillard Mrs
Perpont Morgan. Mrs. oliver Livingston Jors.
Mrs. Lockwood De Forest Mrs. Henry F. DrnocE
Miss Emily De Peyster and Miss Anne Van Co-,
Iandt. who the viCe-prssidents OF me society.
Mrs. William z. Hoyt and Mrs BENJAMIN Knower
Henry White. secretary Of the American En-
bassy IA London. who has been nominated BY tbA
President for the post CT Ambassador 10 Italy /,
In town for a few days with ais daughte- Ms,
Muriel White. They staying at Mr. and Mrs.
Levi p Morton's house. IN shave. and 70 :,
Washington az the end Of the week Tor the inau
guraton festivities.
To-day the Hon Hugo Barring. the Nsv-Y~s
representative OF the London banking house !.
Barring Is TO marry. in London. the widowed Lao,
AIagheramorne. sister Of Lord Snaftes5uTy- Ans-
their honeymoon the Continent Hugo Bar-z
and his bride. who will be known Lady Evssvo
Barring, well her daughter by Tar hrst hrs-
band. the Hon. Norah McGarFeu Hogg. win saH
for New-YoTk 10 make their home here.
The Musical Salon held It's regular meeting las,
night at the studio OF A A. Anderson. II We.
4Gth-st The programme included the psrforrnanca
of one-act opera entitled 'Bastien and Basrsnns"
composed by Mozart when he was twelve years
old. Excerpts from RheInhold Herman's opera
THE Minstrel likewise given. After tina
performance supper was served Among the ra.r-
bers Of the society. many OF whom were present
are Mrs. George T. Bliss, Mrs MeibeFt B Cary
Mrs. DIN Webb. Mrs. George Phelps and Mr. and
Mrs. John Achelis
Grace Church was the scene yesterday afternoon
OF the wedding OF Miss Marion Ludlow Whitaker
to Joseph Earle Stevens The Rev Dr. william,
Huntington performed the ceremony and Blshgo
Potter pronounced the benediction The bride WIN
was given away By her father. James K. Whitaker
and was arrayed in white satin trimmed with old
point lace. dispensed with the attendance OF brides
maids. her two young cousins. Jonathan and Lud-
low Lsnman. being her only attendants. The ush-
ers were william Sloane Schuyler SchiereIn
Scott McLanahan. Arthur Woods. Frederick Jun
lizard. Harry Pelham Robbins. Emory LYON and
John Clinton Gray. IF. After the ceremony ths-a
reception given by the brides father al his
house. in West 35th-st. Among those Invited "a
the ceremony were Mrs Buchanan Winthrop VI
and Mrs. A. D. JulIliar5, Mr.. and 5Irs E L Bav-
lies, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Iselin. Mrs VANDERBILT Miss GLADYS
Vanderbilt, Mrs. Astor, Mrs. " Orme Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs Townsend Burden
Another wedding Of yesterday was that OF Mrs.
Coleman Candy Williams to John Van schasck
Oddie son of the late ]. V. S Oddie who was Tor
so many years secretary OF the New-Yo-k Yacht
Club. The ceremony took place al the house OF the
brides sister. Mrs. T Halstead Myers. IN West sth-
ST. and was performed by the Rev. Dr.. Ernest N,
Stires Harold Odde ofhcated as his brothers best
man. The bride who dressed IN white lace
with a white lace hat. and carried a bouquet OF
HIes-of- the-vaIIey. with white orchids, was given
away by her brother-in-law, T. HaIstead Myers.
Among those invited were Mrs. Grenvtlle Kane.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Floyd Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Robson. Mrs Henry E. Hawley. Miss HawIey and
DR.. and Mrs. George Van Schaick.
At the Church Of the Incarnation the marriage q
Miss Alice Quackenbos. daughter OF Or. John
Quackenbos. TO Ralp 3. Colt son Of the late Gen
eral James BoIles Colt. Of Norwich Conn. took
place yesterday afternoon. The bride. arrayed
white satin and point lace attended ~ her Two
sisters Miss Caroline and Miss Catherine Ouaek-
enbos, and by Miss Lily Harper. Miss Jean Faux
ner, Miss Ida Messenger Miss Florence Sill and
Miss Gertrude Hencken. bridesmaids. their
frocks being of pink crepe de chine and their hats
OF black lace. Edward y. Prentice. G. Payne Quaek-
enbos. Noel b Leggett and John :. hoehI. vel
as Reginald and Albert Reynolds. OF Norwich,
Conn., were the ushers and \. ". Colt was the hes.
man After the ceremony there was reception az
the house OF the brides father. in West &th-st
Among those invited were Mrs J. Hood Wright
Mr. and Mrs James Henry Harper. the bishop
coadjutor of Albany. the Bishop OF Washington, Mr.
and Mrs. Edmund Clarence Stsdrna1. Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Chester French and Colonel and Airs. Daniel
Appleton.
The Strollers is to be the scene & a Polish
fete tomorrow evening Nine. Serob-,h, WHO IS
a native Of Austrian Poland. will be the principal
guest Of the club. and the programme OF the enter
tainment includes Polish national dances, Polish
music and folk songs by Poles II ma .t0aa costume
The decorations and dishes Viii asa be Polish
Among the patronesses OF the fair are Mrs lanes
A Burden Mrs. Astor, Mrs Sruyvasl-g Fish. Mrs.
Clarence II. Mackay. Mrs Charles Z Marsnal-
Mrs. Ogden Mills and Mrs William SchaTGsEharn-
Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt. Mrs Charles B Alex
ander Mrs. J. PierpOnt Morgan ard MS Hermann
Oelrichs are among those who have taken boxes
for Albert Norris Bagbys concern a. the Waldorf
Astoria on the evening of March g. s. which Nine
Gadski win sing.
A WEDDING.