New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
NETWORK SOCIETY.

MISS Una Solely daughter Of Mr. and Ms La.
Russell Solely. was married on Wednesday -, -
Rev DIT Nibhert in Trinity chapel 10 cJ,r..
maitland tonnfelL The engagement had nor h..,
announced 70 her friends but was known "a -.
parents. II was intended that the wedding sho-1s
take place in the spring or in the carly surr-a-
but owing TO a change in the bridegroon'S -.
requiring his early departure for Europe ana ~,
reluctance Of the young people 70 a separation =
was decided 10 have a quiet marriage at onca vr,,
out previous announcement, so as to enable than
to go to Europe together
Mrs. Robert OIyphaut will give a theatre n.,,v
this evening for her daughter Miss Sophie O,y.
plant and will afterward take her guests TO mar
house. in East 52d-st-. for supper
February q has been set "a the date OF the mar.
riage of Francis G. Bishop, son Of the late Hsbsr
r. Bishop. and Miss Gertrude PeH daughter Or
Mrs Walden Pell at Calvary Church.
Announcement is made Of the engagement q,
Miss Marie Adele Montant. daughter Of Mr. ard
Mrs August Montant. 70 Huntington Norton q,
this city. Of Mrs Frank L. Norton. Mr. Nor
ton is graduate OF Harvard
Mrs. f. Fl. Hartman will give a domino party
on ST. Valentines Eve at her house. in East sth-
st. for her daughters. Miss Mary and Miss Cor.
nelia Hartman
Mrs. James Harper Poor will give a dance TIL,
evening for her daughter. Miss Evelyn Poor. At
her house, in East 2Sth-st.
Mrs T. J. Oakley Rhinelauder will give a dinner
tonight at her house. In West 52d-st.
In behalf of the ST. Andrews Hospital FOR Con-
vaIescents, a cafe chantant and vaudeville enter
tanment was given last night in the Gibson Studio
Building. in East 22d-st near Lexington-ave.. which
netted a considerable for the charity men
toned Miss Dorothy Roosevelt. Miss Atterbury
Miss Caroline Shipper. Mrs Allen Tucker Mrs
Frederick Eldridge and Mrs Rowland Davis took
part In the affair assisted BY DR.. William Draper.
Arthur Terry Robert r. Low and number Of
other well known men. The latter were arrayed
walters and the women in the costume OF wait
resses. Welsh rabbits. Scotch wOodcock. crsamed
oysters and other chatting dish delicaeies figured
largely among the dishes served by the volunteer
'garcons." The vaudeville in charge OF Ms
Francis L. Pr1Iyn. and associated with her
Miss Beatrice Kinney. Mile Giroux and others.
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Baker and their daush-
ter Mrs. William Goadby Loew. lett the CITY yes
terday for California
Miss George Barker Gibbs was married vestsr-
day afternoon to Colonel Charles H Sheriff. the
staff of Governor Higgins at the East 65th-st hous
of her mother. Mrs. Edward y. Gibbs. Only rel
atives and a few intimate friends were present az
the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev
DR. Terry. Of Ciarrisons-on-t he-FIu6son. bride
being given away by her mother. Clifford Pfnchot.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Pinchot Ofhciated
as best man. and several Of the bridegroOm's fel-
low members OF the Governors stan ushers.
Subsequently the newly married couple started FOR
Palm Beach
At DelmOnicO's the third OF the Century Dances
took place last night the guests being received by
Mrs Oliver Livingston Jones. Mrs. Montgomery
Schuyler and others of the patronesses Charles
Barr.