New-York tribune., 1906-04-29

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nue. and the review at the oval in Central pa- we
iOsth street. H a.
On Saturday the Coaching Club will b,,..-.
Of its annual psrades. the first one havips ,..
place Just thirty years ago IN 1875 A u.'.s .axsn
be under the presidency OF Colonel Wu,a- = WI
and will be preceded by luncheon at tba ~ Jay.
tan Club Among those who are exp~r,sa ~ opoA-
line are Robert L. Gerry W Cioa.fby - % % N
g. Vanderbilt. J. Henry smith Georz. n r9-a 'ea
jr. T. sunern Taller and William c.. euuy.- ~
long distance drive % the club Will take -, me
IN the month. the destination being cor,-..s'
terry's country place az Lake Delaware r,'oots ~
tance from town Is considerably over an. - as
miles. and two DAYS will he taken 10 .ov. AU,ed .sed
tance each way. Both coming and zot,. ,, MS
will be spent by the members ef the club ~ s usn.
Commodore Gerry's steam yacht FIactr, d sSsFd
viii be anchored for the occasion In tbs rs,ssla ,la
hood ef Kingston-On-the- Hudson.
The presence o. the French nnsn-of-ua- q,
being made the occasion OF many entsrtaf..s.N s'eN
for Admiral Campion and the officers OF nd.
ron. Tomorrow afternoon Rear Admiral -sta- t.aa-
Coghlan give large reception in their bo,o, an aa
navy yard, Brooklyn, and on "Wednesday nivss.ss Us
VIII attend dinner given at Delmonico's b ,,-sy
Ebray the Consul General Of France in Nsv v..a
Miss Harriet DelaheId's marriage to Y.-s
eroy Carter yesterday az noon brought man IN
Rest where the ceremony was perForna5 -
Rev Dr. Morgan DIX. or Trinity Church 40 We We
Rev. Dr. %. Parker Morgan The Bride -" ~.
in white satin. trimmed with rose point Iaea ,-,
veil Of old Brussels lace. was attended n, -
ter. Miss Maizie Delaheld. and by the fono..-
bridesmaids; Miss Grace Delahsld. Miss Hops,,s
Atterbury, Miss Justine Ervtng and Mis-. E1or,~~
Bates In frOcks of apple green chiffon ana an,
trimmed with white lace. with which thay - -
tulle wells and white feathers in lieu OF hats 7s
flowers consisted OF daisies. MarceIlus II ~
Edward and Eugene Delaheld Edmund 7 p.-s-
Charles b. Miller. Douglas Parker, Robert ST.
heish and L. T. Price were the ushers ana -
S. Carter his brothers best man 49,. -,
ceremony reception was given by the usrsr,, !.
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs Maturin I. DeIaAs5 .
their house, In East 3sth street and later the a,
married couple left town for the DelaAeld eorr,-.
D!sce. near Riverdsle-o the Hudson yybsr. So
will spend the first few DAYS OF their honevmoo,
Colonel Franklin Bartlett ofaciated as bss, ma.
AZ the wedding Of bis friend. William Hal,b,,-,o-
Bridgham. to Mrs. Robert Vail AZ the bousa !,
her sister-in-law. Miss Mary Vail in East rs,
street. Father DUFFY. OF ST Agnes's Church D.-.
formed the ceremony. and the BRIDE who +, ,ha
widow OF the late Robert Vail, and who was FOR.
merly Miss Honore Garguo OF Copstan,ino,is
was given sway by her brother. Joseph Garuuro
After the wedding breakfast rhe bridegroom, and
his bride left here for his place near Providence
r. l., where they will spend the early part of their
honeymoon. sailing on the Caronia for Europe on
May 10.
Mrs. Alfred O. Vanderbilt Mr. and Mrs. Sew.
mour L. Cromwell, Mrs. ]. Lee Taller Mr. and
Mrs. Robert D. Pruyn Williams P Burden W.
Fitzhugh Whitehouse. Willing Spencer and George
Wolsey made up the party which Worthington
WhitehOuse took out yesterday 70 luncheon az
Ardsley on the Pioneer, which was driven by Al
fred c. Vanderbilt
Dr.. and Mrs. J. Duncan Emmet. who have been
away for the greater part OF the spring will return
this week 10 their house, IN Madison avenue