New-York tribune., 1905-03-28
About People and |ociaI Incidents.

where they win remain the greater part OF th
| summer,
Some OF those invited to the wedding were M-
| and Mrs. Adrian Isen, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
| Isein. Colonel and Mrs. William Jay. Mr. and Mrs
| Bradish Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Haven and Miss Haven
j. H. Hyde. ]. Coleman Drayton William Duer
Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Miss Marion Fish
! MISS Janet Fish, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Newbod
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rollins Morse Mr. and Mrs VIII.
lam Jay SchieffeIin Mrs Vanderbilt Miss c,ladv,
| Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Suydam Ar
and Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson Mr. and Mrs. ROber
| Collier Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cutting and Miss Cut
| tlngs Mr.. and Mrs Woodbury. IangdOn lIr anf
Mrs e L. Winthrop Bronson Winthrop Mr. an
Mrs. James A. Burden. Mr. and Mrs w D. sloan,
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry C1ews Mr. and Mrs Hsurs
redmond M ana Mrs George L Rives. Monexs
Robinson. Mrs James Burke Roche and Miss Rochn
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry Poor and Mr. and Mrs Piers
LOrillard Ronalds.
/ This afternoon Miss Doris FrranckIvn daupbts-
1 of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. FranckIyn makes her
debut a playwright at the Berkeley I.yceurn
| where her Operetta. "FIora-F FIorizel' will be per-
| formed by Miss Kitty Cheatham. Claude Cunning
| ham and pupils OF Mrs Ogden Cranes school OF
acting. About three hundred invitations for the
7 performance have been issued
Mrs Charles L. Pellew gives a reception this
| afternoon at her house in East 54th-st for Miss
Augusta Berard, the hancee OF Mrs. PeIewss
| father. Professor Charles F. Chandler. Mrs. Amos
Tuck French, Mrs. William Pollock and Mrs. Ed
ward Lyman Short give card parties this afternoon
! and Mrs Winthrop Chanler gives a dinner this
evening at her house in 5th-ave for Miss Laura
Chanler. There viii also be a matinee performance
this afternoon OF The Dinkey Bird at Days
Theatre. in aid of the LoOnis sanatorium for Con-
sumptive Children
Although W. De Iancey Kountzs has returned To
| town. Mrs. Kountzs still remains at Macon. Ca.
with her mother. Mrs Marshall Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. william C. Eustis are expected nsrt
week from Europe, and on their arrival will 90 at
once to Washington and resume possession OF the
Corcoran house. which has been rented for several
years to Senator Depew.
Mrs Edward C. Delahelds little girl Is to Be
christened on April . by the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix
Miss Edith Kane. Miss Agnes and Miss Caroline
Edgar. Miss Elizabeth Morton, Miss Lulu Peters
and Miss Isabella May to be the bridal at
tendants OF Miss Julia Edgar at her marriage 70
Richard H. Williams, jr-. during Easter week
Senator and Mrs. Depew have arrived IN town for
the spring season. and settled at their house in
West 64th-st-, where they will remain until they
go abroad in June.
Mrs George Law. although her name has not
appeared in any Of the passenger lists. sailed
week ago for Europe, and viii spend the season in
London
e. A. CrowninshieId has gone abroad tor the
summer. He started last week
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goelet will spend the
mer at Newport where they will lease a villa IN
stead OF occupying Mrs. Ogden Goeets place. Ochre
Court.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Drexel IN town. and
not yachting in the Mediterranean, as has been
stated elsewhere. They take possession OF their
new house. No. East 52d-st,. at the beginning OF
next week.
Mr. and Mrs William K. Vanderbilt. jr-, who
have been abroad for time. are booked to sail
for home on Tuesday next, and on their arrival
will go at TO their country place on Long
Island.
Among those due here to-day from Europe are
the Countess OF Oxford. her daughter. Lady Dor
othy walpoIe. and her father, D C Corbin. with
whom she viii stay while In America at his house.
IN Park-ave.
Mrs Poultney Bigelow and her daughter. MISC
Evelyn Bigelow sail to-day for Europe and will
spend tbs in London, going aftsrward to
the Continent and returning IN the fall to their
home at Dobbs Ferry-on-the-Hudson. Miss Nil
dred BigelOw will not accompany her mother and
sister abroad but win spend the summer with
Mrs J. Borden Hartman. IN town. at Katonah
and at Newport.
Mrs Frederick o Beach. who underwent an
operation few weeks ago at the Roosevelt Hos
pital still remains there seriously H. She was
Miss Camilla Moss, and after the tragic death Of
her first husband. Charles Haveneyers married
| Frederick o. Beach.
Announcement Is made OF the engagement OF the
Rev. William Satterlee Packer. formerly curate OF
ST. Georges Church, to Miss Mary Frost, daughter
OF George b. Frost, OF Walthan. Mass.
| The Duke of Newcastle sails this week from Lon
| don for New-York. and viii, as usual make his
| headquarters at the Metropolitan Club.
Mrs Tristran II. Coffin win be the matron OF
honor at the marriage Of Miss Mary Bell Hudson
| and ]. Roberts Coffin. April q, at St. Thomass
| Church The bridesmaids viii include Miss Louise
| G. Thatcher and Miss Natalie W. Vanderhoef OF
this city; Miss Marion Clarke. OF Pittsburg; Mss
Carol Morris OF Philadelphia; Clara Noyes, OF Gin
| cinnati and Eugenie Watson, OF Columbus, Ohio.
| Ralston r. Coffin viii act best man. and the
| ushers will be Tristram r Coffin. Percy r. Pyne.
| 2d George ". Carpenter, William l. Gelshenel
/ Frank L, Schoonmaker. Ernest r. Hudson, Fred
eriolz c Inman and Samuel Reeves, OF Philadelphla
The Hon Hugo Barring and his English bride ara
| coming here from England on the Celtic and VIZ
| make their homo at Mrs. Benjamin Guinness
| house No. 2n Madison-ave Mrs Guinness sailed
| for Europe last Saturday.
! Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney are staying at the
J Lorraine for few days before going 70 thsF
| country place, at Manhassst. Long Island
1 Mrs. William r. Travers who has been travelihs
| abroad with Mr.. and Mrs. William X Vanderonl-
4 has returned and Is at her house in East @tn-s~
n.pbsws Among those attending from out OF
tourn Uera Commissioners Allen OF the Patent