New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30
Aborxf People and |ocfal Incidents.

Mola. FOR rtaly innnedlately~after ne wedding rs
newly married couple will spend the summaytn
this country. and go abroad IN the fan
Mrs John w AuchiueIoss. Sars. Richard rrzs,.
Mrs Henry Parish. tr.. and Mrs PrescOtt Han
Butler are among the DafrOnesseS Of geFf0rmances
which viii take place on Tuesday and Weduszaay
evening at the Berkeley Lyceum Of Lady Clan
carly" Thomas Taylor's Jaeobite play. for ths
benefit Of the Kip's Gay Day Nursery Tha eaaea
viii be made up from, members OF the Amateur
Comedy Cl1b.
At the Carnegie I.yeeum performance WIN Be
given on Saturday next OF The Gray Mare a.
O'Clock in the evening. for the benefit Of tie
Frances Willard Home for Working GlrlA Ms
Hamilton Mex Twombly. Mrs. Frederic J. De
Peyster and Mrs. William Lanman Bun are ar1Onr
the DatrOnesses OF the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Phipps confirmed YESTERDAY
the news OF the engagement OF Miss Amy to tia
Hon. Frederick Guest which reported In this
column several weeks ago the strength of IN
formation received from London Frederic Guest
is a younger son Of Lord and Lady Wimborne
the latter sister Of the late Duke OF MarIbOruuzh
Mr. and Mrs PhDps are at their house IN East
s7th-st and Frederick Guest is also IN this country
They sail very shortly for England where tia
wedding will take place this summer.
One OF the prettiest weddings this spring win be
that Of Miss Adele Christensen the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Christensen to John Nelson Nc
Jilton Shreve. on Wednesday. May IT, at scarsdale
The wedding viii be small one. Miss Christensen
has chosen for her bridesmaids Miss Lucille Bacon
Miss Marie Louise Van WICK. Miss FIorenes Fos-
ter Miss H. Atterbury. Miss Helen LUdington Mss
Lillian Fraser and Miss Mary Shreve. Miss Mabel
Adams will be the maid Of honor. NIr Shrsve's
ushers will be J. Barstow Small. Robert H Grymes
Rupert w. K. Anderson and Alfred Fitzroy Ander-
Eon. william De Bursh whyte. Of England. win Be
best
Vincent Astor. the fourteen-year-oId son OF Colo
mel and Mrs. John Jacob Aston. Is now at Eton
the we'll known college in England. where both
his cousins, the OF William Waldorf AstoF
received their education Number OF New-YoTE
men have passed through Elton. which situated on
the banks Of the Thames near Windsor. within
the shadow. 50 TO speak, OF the royal castle, was
founded nearly five hundred years ago. IN the
reign OF King Henry vi. Vincent Astor. who went
abroad with hts mother IN the early spring and
WAS 81 for time after his arrival in London was
formerly at Westminster school, whence he
sent 20 Groton. MISS. Mrs. Aston who has
been at Carlsbad. returns this week 70 London
where she has taken Sir Archibald and LADY Ed
inconsistencies house, in Portland Place. for the sea
son.
Lyman tiffany Dyer married Miss Mary Hopeton
Drake yesterday afternoon at All Angels Church
IN West End-ave. The bride gOwned IN white
satin trimmed with old point lace wore lace veil
and carried a shower bouquet OF white orchids and
hiies-Of-thevalley. She was attended by her sister
Miss Susan Goelet Drake. maid OF honor IN a
frOck Of pale blue chiffon with a large NeapoIitar
straw hat OF the hue. and by Miss Mary
Beekman Miss Mary Hoyt Miss Rosina Board
man, Miss Sally Atterbury and Miss Mary H
Smith as bridesmaids all IN frocks OF white chiffon
with blue sashes and large blue hats and bouquets
or pink roses stowe Phelps. w Wilson Gray
Howard Sherwood. Preston Watson Hubert Itch
aeld and George Dyer were the ushers. and Fred
sFiek E. Lowell the best man. After the ceremony
performed by the Rev 8 Delaney Townsend
there was reception given by the mother OF the
bride Mrs Benjamin Drake. at her house. IN West