New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

| Strong at their house. In East 65th street
of the many weddings that figure on the nv
gramme for Wednesday may be mentioned ,ha. :.
Miss Catherine O. Dodge TO John ShiIito Roga
\ the Brick Presbyterian Church Mt Ff,h - - a.
and 9th street. The bride will be given au,o
her uncle. Augustus ". JuiIlard. and the caraS y
Will be followed by reception given by her ,o,s
| Mrs George Essleston Dodge. at her house Z.
| West 9th street. :"
= Clarence p. wyckoffs marriage TO If., uS
W. Tomlinson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs -
| Can1eid Tornlinson. Will take place on the sarna
. day at ST. ThOmass. while at the Church IS 80
Angels Arthur Corlies will marry Miss Maua p-, AL
lnson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George W D.
inson Hamilton Fish Benjamin Craie, C,o,v..
James T. Terry and j. r. Goetchius will be ar,ou
! his ushers.
on Thursday Grace Church Chantrv u-fu y,
scene of the wedding of Robert T. Varnunn h-o,s
Of General James M. Varnum and Mrs. Charlssn y
| lngersoll. widow Of the late Charles D. Ings-.on
and at Calvary Church Martin PhiIlps Par1a 80,
marry Miss Alice Adenaw. daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Julius K Adenaw.
ON Saturday the wedding of Miss Nlignon Crt,.er
to Congressman Swager Sherley Of Kentucky us1,
take place on Grynes Hill. Staten Island =, 49,
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs De Frees CT,
ten. The bride and bridegroom were both unerobs-,
Of the Congressional party that visited the Phiun
pines with Secretary Taft
Tomorrow evening Mrs. George G. FreIInghuvs.,
will give dance at Sherry's for the debut NJ be
daughter Miss Nathilde FreIinghuysen. which mo.
70 have taken place earlier in the winter and Ior
de Mores, Duke OF Valombrosa, who is stT A.
Harvard. will give dinner at DeImonico's 70 cse-
brate his coming OF age. He is the son Of the ute
owed Marquise de Mores who was Miss Me,Ior,
Hoffman, of New York. and Inherited his Italian
dukedom from his French grandfather a couple a.
years ago.
On Tuesday evening the last OF the University
cOtOns will take place at Sherrv's unde- tba
patronage Of Mrs w Seward Webb. Mrs 9 n
Iselin. Mrs Henry Fairfield Osborn Mrs Cor
nelius Vanderbilt and other well known women
the hosts being usual. undergraduates OF Har-
ward. Yale. Princeton and Columbia.
On Wednesday comes the Assembly Ball al ths
old Astor House. az Barclay street and Broadway.
II is to take the form Of a revival OF the old As
sembly balls which used 10 be held there dftv and
sixty years ago. and the dance on Wednesday will
follow them in we'll nigh every detail. the married
women donnirs for the occasion the brocades and
hoops which were in vogue in the fourth decade o.,
the nineteenth century. while the young girls will
come in fr0cks OF tarlatan Many of the men will
be in Tuffied shirts. with stocks tight fitting
trousers laced at the ankles, white socks and
pumps, and will look IL they hal stepped out Of
Thackeray's novels. Altogether, the dance prom
ises 10 be a very picturesque affair. with its Vr-
glnta and Martha Washington reels and schot-
tisches and polkas and qUadrilles danced 10 the
music OF half n century ago. Mrs John Hone Mrs.
Robert Endicott and Mrs. Casiui- de Rham Moore
are among the patronesses, and Will give dinners
in connection with the entertainment.
Mrs. Robert OIyphant has invitations OUT fo- a
theatre party Thursday. 10 be followed by- a
supper and dance for her daughter. Mss Sophie
Neishborhood COtlon Will have its last dance az
Dodworths. on Friday Mrs Morgan Grianeu will
give small dance
Dr. and Mrs ". Seward Webb are booked 10
sail Friday for Europe on the Celtic and will
make an extended automobile tour while abroad
Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe on
the I.Hcania was MIS-. Frederick W Whi,rdge,
whose husband has been appointed BY the President
10 attend the wedding OF KiLE Alfonso Of Spain as
special ambassador OF the United States Mrs.
" hitridge. who is daughter OF Matthew Arnold.
was accompanied by her daughter Miss Joan Whit
ridge. The ambassador and Miss Eleanor Wait
ridge are booked 70 sail on Tuesday week
The German Ambassador and Baroness Won Stern
burg have arrived from Washington, with Mss
FOR Pittsaurg.
NIr. and Mrs Brander Matthews have issued in
vtratons for the marriage OF their daughter Miss
Edith Brander Matthews To Nelson Macy. az s..
MichaeIs Church. on April go
Walter Z. TovnIey. counsellor OF the British En-
bassy at Washington. and Lady susan Townley.
who have been visiting the West Indies. arrived
here yesterday on their way TO Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, who iG Eu-
rope. have decided To remain abroad throughout
the summer. and their place at Roslyn Will there
fore remain closed until their return in the faL
Marshall Kernochan Will lead the co,iuoH az the
last OF the Metropolitan dances AT Sherry's on sat
urday night These dances organized tv Mrs
Charles Il. Alexander and others for young girls
within twelve months of their debut were formerly
held at the Metropolitan Club. whence thei- name.
Mrs. John Crosby Brown. Mrs. George T. Shell
don. Mrs Ralph Pulitzer. Mrs. Frederick T. Van
Beuren and Mrs. Howard Mansfield are among the
patronesses of the 10 be given by the Music
School Settlement assisted by Mrs. Francis We-
man. on Thursday, at p. m. in Nendelssohn Hall
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
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