New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
About People and Social Incfdenfs.

son Of Senator Hale. OF Maine. win take place m,
twenty-four hours later at her fathers homo n
Madison avenus The Rev. DR.. Roderick Terry
the father Of the bride. viii perform ths ceremony
and her brother. Roderick Terry jr.. VII give hsr
away She will have no bridesmaids. and ErSd.
erick Hale will be his brothers only attendant
Albert GaIstia's marriage to Mss Haoks.an
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Hackstan
will take place the Thursday Of Horse SHOW
week In Trinity Chapel Miss Gladys Pel Mls,
Elizabeth Delaheld. Miss Mary Watson. Miss
Marion Stoddard and Miss Dorothy and Miss Ioi.
Kidder will be the bridesmaids. Miss Ca-yl Hack.
staff the flower girl and Miss Mai Hackstar "a.
maid of honor Goeet Gallatin viii be his broth
ers best man, and the ushers viii be Frederick
Gala tin Reginald Satterlee Willis. Seymour John
son. Thomas Manson, Clifford W. Vaughan and
Henry T. Fairbanks. After the ceremony shars
will be a small reception given by the parents Of
the bride. at their house. IN East 9TH ST
Miss Helen Tabor ELEPHANTS marriage to Prem
tice Strong will take place the preceding day.
Wednesday. at ST. Thomas's Church.
Still another marriage IN the near future wfn -
that OF Miss Emily Foster. whose wedding 70
Kenem winslow Is for December g. IN ths
Church Of the Heavenly Rest. Miss Constance
Pratt will be the maid OF honor, and Miss Gertruds
Green, OF Philadelphia. and Miss Deborah BROCK
the bridesmaids. Philip @. Birckhead. Chalmers
Wood. jr. Eenwick Beekman and John Il Ausr-
bach will be the ushers. and Carroll Winsiow VII
be his brothers best
Mrs. Richard T. Wilson. jr.. has returned from
French Lick springs. and IL at her nsw house IA
East 9TH street.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, who ara now
at Tuxedo for few weeks will sail In January for
Europe. to Join their steam yacht. the North Star
at some southern port. for cruise IN the Medte.>
ranean. The North Star has already sailed tor
Glasgow. where she viii undergo conplste over.
hauling and rehtting.
Mr and Mrs. Ross Amber Curran are OCCUPY.
ing the Fifth avenue house OF Mr. and Mrs Clas.
ence NJ Postey, for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. George De Forest have arranged to
prolong their stay at Newport until the middle OF
next month.
Mrs. Stanford White has returned TO town from
abroad. and Is at her house in East 2lst street
Peter Augustus Jay. secretary of the American
Embassy at Constantinople. and Mr.. and Mrs, W.
II. Boardman sailed yesterday for England on
board the American liner ST. Louis.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, who is entertaining
large house party at her place Tuxedo for the
week end. gave small dance last evening
Nine. sernbrich. Joseph HOLMAN and Mcr,,.
Rosenthal among the artists who will appear
at Albert Morris Bagby's musical mornings at tho
Waldorf-Astoria IN December.
Miss Linda Gilbert PMmpton. daughter OF Nrs
Arthur Wellesley P1impton. was married yesterday
afternoon TO James Ditmars Remsen at the Church
or the Incarnation The bride. who was given
away by her brother Albert PIimpton. was dressed
in white chiffon. trimmed with Liberty satin and
duchesse lace, and wore tule veil fastened with
Hies-ofthe-valley. She carried a bouquet OF wht.s
orchids and lies-ofthe-valley. Miss Grace Ninos
Plimpton was her sisters maid OF honor and only
attendant She attired in a gown OF pink
messaline trimmed with lace. DR. James Dltrlars
voorhees, was the best man. and the ushers
James E. Hayes. jr.. Albert Plinpton. DR.. John
s. Phelps. Thomas Chaplin. Francis A Wesley and
W. Harman-Brown After the ceremony which
was performed by the Rev. DR.. William " Gros-
venor, theSe was reception at the home OF the
BRIDES cousin, George \. PIimpton, No. East 2sd