New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-27

Henry WyckOn lie Roy. Mr. and Mrs James I.
Breese and DIR. William NJ. GrOsyenOr-
Miss Dorothy Lee HIsginson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James J. HigGinson, win be married this az
ternoOn in Grace Church chantry. to Arthur Delano
Weekes, jr. Owing to the fact that the bride Ia
In mourning comparatively few invitations hsv,
been issued. The ceremony Will be performed by
the rector of Grace Church. the Rev. DR.. William
T. Huntington, and Miss Elizabeth HgginsOn VIII
be her sisters only attendant. Albert G.. GRAY
James Randolph Walker, Bradford G. Wsekes
james j. HiggnsOn, jr., Rockhi1 Potts and George
II Potts viii be the ushers, and Harold Fl. Weekes
will BE- his brothers best man The ceremony will
be followed by reception given by the parents
OF the bride at their house In East Ast strest
Miss Janet A. McCook will have her two sister.
Miss Susan A. and Miss Martha McCook; Miss
Harriet Alexander daughter of Mr.. and NJ.
Charles B. Alexander; Miss Edith Root. daughter
of Secretary and Mrs. Root: Miss Jennie Crocks-
and Miss Marion Fenno of Boston, as her brlda.
maids the occasion OF her marriage to AIaIcon,
D. Whitman at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church April 2 Hendricks Whitman OF Bo.-
ton will be his brothers best man. The ceremony
will be performed by tho Rev. DIT. Maitland Arm
strong, and a small reception will follow at tn.
home of the brides parents. Colonel and Mrs. J.
J. McCook. in East 54th street.
Miss May A Tuckerman. whose marriage to a
Hermann Kinnicut will take place at the C5urcb
of the Incarnation on April 49, has chosen bsr
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honor. and Miss Dorothy Whitney Miss Doro+b,.
Fissel and Miss Susan Sedswick. of this city: Mis-
Dorothy and Miss Julia Tuckerman. OF Boston an
Miss Edith Green. of Buffalo. for her bridesmaids
Francis H. Kinnicut viii be his brothers bag,
man. The ceremony will be followed by a recs0-
ton at tho home OF Miss TuckerTnan's paren+s
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Tuckerman. in East a7tb
street
Among those who have already taken boxes "a,
the concert TO be given at the Waldorf-Astoria an
March ( for the benefit of the Home for the Dest,
tute Blind are Mrs. G. c. Haven. Mrs yv-Ii.-,
Douglas Sloane. Mrs. George KInssand Ma
! Trevor. Mrs Elliott +. Shepard Mrs John FTobar.
Warren. Mrs Charles Bergman, Miss WIuthron
| Mrs. Parsons Mrs. Frederic de Peystar and Mss
Hamilton. Miss Geraldine Farrar and Nine sauna
! roT will figure on the programme. The patrDDezza,
OF the affair include. among others. Mrs P Fulton
| Cutting, Mrs Henry I. Dimock Mrs Elbrtdra T
Gerry. Mrs. Francis B. Hoffman, Mira Prescot,
Lawrence. Mrs J. Pierpont Morgan Miss Amy
! Townsend. Mrs. Robert Winthrop. Mrs Benjamin
Weles and Mrs. William Jay Schiefrelin Tickets
! may be obtained from Mrs. Herman LEROY E7v,
! met. No. lo2 East S6th street; Miss Field No Z
| West S7th street; AIRS. F. de P. Wlssmann M 7,-
| Fifth avenue, and boxes from Miss Dehou. No $40
| Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Vanderbilt. Miss Gladys Vanderbilt ard
| Alfred G. Vanderbilt were among those who ar
| rived from Europe yesterday. Mrs. Alfred G, Van
derbnt came on from Newport on Monday to meet
| tho party here.
| Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr. and
| Mrs Peter Il 2 FreIlnghuysen. Mr. and Mrs
| Elisha Dyer and Miss Laura Swain sailed for El-
] rope yesterday.
( Mr. and Mrs Casimir de F2hau Moore and Miss
| Grace Moore, who recently sailed for Europe Will
\ remain abroad until the beginning OF The summer
Mr. and Mrs. E Rollins Morse have taken poss-
| session OF their new house IN East 51st street.
] In the tahleaux wants given last night tha
| Waldorf-Astora for the benefit OF the Pascal In
| stituts Mrs. Oliver Livingston Jones represented
] Martha Washington IN HU1tington's well known
| picture Lady Washingtons Reception" n which
| Daughters OF tho American Revolution and mem
| bers OF the Colonial Danes took part A number
| OF men represented the Continental Guards, over
| fifty appearing in the tablsau Miss Gr1cs Os-
| borne, who represented Mrs. Richard Catoa wore
| a genuine Colonial gown OF white satin with pink
| brocaded skirt Other ta5leaus shown were The
| Making Of the FIag." IN which Mss Eloiss Lent
| impersonated Betsy Ross IN the ac- Of cutting and
| sewing the stars and Stripes Miss EvangeIins VI
/ Lent irnpersonated Barbara Fria.chIe In a number
| OF tabIeaus taken from Clyds Fftch's play.
| Still other tabeaus portrayed scenes from thu
| works Of Edward Milton RoyIe. Irving RacheIer,
/ Charles Batteu LOOMS. William c. d Mile.
| Charles Klein, Mary Mcneil Feuorosa, II. Mon
| tague Donner and others and anors those who
interpreted the tableaus were William Armstrong;.
! George Washington, John II BaVrctT. Robert Par
/ rott Mrs Edward Grey. Miss Ellen GOin Miss
! Beatrice Castle. Miss Evelyn Wheeler, Mss Mabel
/ Sheffield. Miss Mary Scott Allen and Miss Evelyn
/ Wheeler.
! Some OF the members OF the Columbia Varsity
/ Show assisted. posinE as The Regiment in tbs
| Barbara Frietchie tableau. An Informal reception
/ was held during the evening BY Lady Washington
| and her court Tor the authors and guests present
| The entertainment was under the patronage OF
| Mrs Russell Sage, Mrs. John Cunningham Hazsn.
/ Mrs S. X. Hunt and Mrs. James a ScryTHser
| Tho European Trio played appropriate selections
| during the evening. Another interesting feature
/ was the readings by the various authors from
/ THAR own works.