New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
Aborsf People and IocfaI incidents.

best man and Montagu La Montagns ara -
renee c. Rand the nshers. The newly uaarrssa -.
pie. after their honeymoon. viii spend IN. sr---s-
at Lawrence Long Island. with Mr. ana NJ, =
Henry Harper. .
On the same afternoon the marriage Or m. ~.
Charles Albert Brown and Miss Venna Fi,oas
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Isaac Z. Pinck,s,- -
take place at the Church OF the HeavsnIv r,os. :.
which the bridegroom has been curate for &C.,,
years He has now accepted an offer OF the rac,o
ship OF the Church OF the Redeerner. al ~ ron1,
where he viii take Up his home with his bride 80
ter brief wedo's tour IN the South. Miss Pinek-
ney VIII have no bridesmaids Mrs Charlas vv
Mix. % Eew-Eaysn Conn VIII ace a. rsstro. :.
honor. The Rev. John Williams VII BE- best ~,
and Edward and David Barnes Daniel d TO-
kins and the Rev. Charles S. Champaign. Of Ya,,t.
Conn. ushers. Virgiuian Swain ana Josa-L -
Swain. jr.. viii act flower girl and pars 4. :.
tendance on the bride
At the Fencers' Club tomorrow afternoo, -.
women's class will have its annual entertatnD,.-s
which win include number OF contests 49,.
members Of the class Mrs. George Eldriara -,
Harold S. Andrew. Mrs Charles G. ys-b5ts -.
Mrs. B. F. Romano. together with Nevrbold ~
Tis. Schuyler Schisnelin. Charles De -, -
lansdon Ervins are in charge Of the organizatoa
O. the affeir
Members of the Riding Club are busllv s,-,-,,
In the rehearsals OF the various features - -
A. 10
Riding Club. which takes place on the e,,soI,. -
Saturday week The entertainment usually -
takes OF the nature OF circus opens with = -.
parade about the tanbark. and includes An 80 !.
fests. performed by members OF the club. TIRE =.
hearsals. It may be added. furnish a eonsisar,bf.
anount OF amusement to those taking mart tber.f.
Mrs Prescott Hall Butter has again rented IA.
house. No. p Park-ave which was leased 90
time by Mr. and Mrs. COrnslius Vanderbilt p A
ale ff~a noa Fofra-
Mrs. Richard Irwin will have On Tuesday ana
Wednesday at her house. No 1 West 99th-st ira
diagram Of Days Theatre. when subscribers viii
be able 10 select their seats for the performance.
which are To be given at the theatre on the as,s-
OF Friday March "a Monday, March y ara
Tuesday. March % for the benefit OF the Ioorois
Sanatorium Annex. The play presented viii Be- N
a spectacular and musical character entitled "Tba
Dinkey Bird adapted from Eugene Fields 'stores
In Verse by Miss Margaret MacLaren Eager Ms
John Coster Mrs. Moses Taylor Mrs Robert P
Huntington. Mrs. James L. Barclay ana Mrs VIII
lam c. Casey are associated with Mrs. Irwin az
patTOnesses.
Recent deaths have placed numbers OF Wen known
people IN mourning and compelled them to modify
their plans for the early summer season IN town
Among the immediate relatives OF Henry A. Bar
clay whose funeral took place yesterday, are his
children. Mrs. ]. Stevens Ulman. Henry A. and
Wright Barclay. and Miss Clara and Miss Mildred
Barclay. the latter debutante OF tho season: also
George and Reginald Rives. Beverley Robinson ana
the Belts and Davidse families Colonel William
NJ. Johnsten's DEATH IN Georgia. has placed IN
mourning his sister. Mrs Richard 7. Wilson. and
his daughter. Mrs Do Lsncey Kountze. and changed
the plans Of his nieces. Mrs. Ogden GOeet and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. and Mr. and Mrs. ~
Orme Wilson. Then. too. General and Mrs. Lloyd
Bryce. with Mrs. Bryce and long list OF rela-
tves are placed In mourning by the death OF Mrs.
Bryce's father the lats Edward Cooper sx-S1ayOr
OF New-YorlS. Mr.. Cooper was the ninth president
of the Union Club. having been elected in June.
1888 to succeed the late Clarence A. Seward II Is
probable that an extra meeting will be held soon
to elect his successor.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles G. Francklyn. OF No. 10 East
35th-st. have sent out invitations for Tuesday
afternoon March q. at the Berkeley Lyceum. when
"a Fairy operetta,' by Mss Doris Francklyn, viii
be given
Mrs. Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt have
returned to town from Washington. Coruslius
Vanderbilt has also arrived here from the South
James Henry Smith is due here to-day. willis Mr.
and Mrs. r Fulton Cutting and the Misses Cut
ting are expected back Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Forbes Morgan. ir.. who have
been in the South all the winter, early next
month 10 take possession Of their house in East
64th-st.
Mrs Alfred r. Whitney is. according TO dis
patches received from the South. lying seriously
Ill with a fever supposed to be typhoid. on her
houseboat near Miami. Fla
Mr.. and Mrs Winthrop Rutherfurd lave ar
ranged to spend the summer at Newport. and have
rented Dellmain, Thomas Jannsy's cottage. IN Mar
ragansett-ave.. for the season.
Among the long list OF well known people VINO
sailed yesterday for Europe were Mr. and MS
Francis Burton Harrison and the latters sister
Miss Jennie Adelaide Croker Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Baker Bourne Miss Pauline Bourne. MS. Fhiip
Lydig and her sister. Miss d'Aeosta; MIS- j. "s1
Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt
The Badminton Club held its regular meeting yes
terday at the 18th Regiment Arnory. Wheh rs
tournaments for mixed doubles began The contest
Is for two silver loving cups offered By Ms FIsa-
erick Gallatin.
Several newly married couples now on their Weo-
ding trips are expected in town soon Nj ana Ms
Joseph Earle Stevens On arriving here VIZ s'~s =
No West Ssth-st.. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wniuisy
MeVickar's house until they so abroad Not ul.'
they come back from Europe viii they take POsS
sion of the house IN West SSth-st.. presentsa -
them as a wedding gift by Joseph G stevens q,
and Mrs. HOratio L. EhitTidge will also HAAS '-
home here their return.
BISHOP UNDER KNIFE.