New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

tne annual dog show organized By the westnssu st.,
kennel Club VIII take place. The number ~ n.s,
gree dogs on exhibition win be larger than IN any
previous year. and they mostly belong 20 r,.,
and women conspicuous IN the srnar, set vsn -
hock TO the Garden 70 VISIT their oaains o., -
eiety viii be much IN evidence at tha show.
It IS IN the Madison Avenue Presbvt,-s,- r-,,,...
that the wedding OF Arthur TurnbuIl 20 Ma. aI,-.
Post will take place, the day after to-nnor~ov
me bridegroom Is a member OF the Union ana 81
several otner New York clubs. graduate OF Co.
lunota, a son OF the late william Ttsrnbuu 80 !.
brother OF Ramsey Turnbun who nnarrtss ny,,.
Martha Benedict The bride Is ths daughter OF NJ
and Mrs George r. Pest and Is popular tp a..
summer colony at 5ernardsvtlls. whers ais uEu.it,
resides during the heated term oeorxs II purs
Jr.' Is well known yaehtsmsn.
February has now been set as the date su- sns
marriage Of Miss Evelyn Cavendish Beutfnes
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George CavaodISh 9.,
tinck' and granddaughter Of Mrs. Maturln rsv~
ingston. Of New York. 20 Walter Burns usphs~
Of j. Pierpont Morgan, grandson Of the LAT.
Junius Morgan and partner OF the Morgan nans-
ing house in London.
Mrs Charles T. Barneys house. In Park avsnu.
VIII DO the scene on Thursday next OF the sscoaa
OK tne series OF morning musicals under tho eirso
tlon or Ar. and Mrs David Names, who ara srfs.-
ly known IN connection with their pr.seutsfto, :,
ths music OF the seventeenth and eighteenth csr-
tUT1es. The concerts IN aid OF the Music school
settlement. and the pstronessss tncluds. hesltss
Mrs. Barney, Mrs. John JAcOb AstOr, Mrs J. yV,,a
Roosevelt. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney Mr.. vViII
lam p Douglas. Miss Morgan and Mrs william *
Draper. Tickets can Be had from Mrs. Barney ana
from Miss Nathalie Henderson. No. q East S,h
street, and from Miss Dorothsa Draper, No u
West sth street.
Or. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb. Mr. ard Mn
Samuel rockingham. Lydig Hoyt David T. Dana
Mrs. LodyaId Stevens and 1riss Elizabssh W.
Stevens and o. Egerton Schmidt among those
who sailed yesterday for Europe
Nine CavaIieri. NJ de Gogorza ana NJ KocsAa
viii figure the programme OF AIosFt Morris
Bagbys musical tomorrow morning az ths WAL
dorf
Mrs. He1ry T. Dimock. Mrs. Alexander Van Nest
Mrs. Benjamin Knower. Mrs Edward ]. Bsrw1nG.
Mrs. Chester Griswold and Mrs. James ". Gerard
are among the patronesses OF the annual charity
ball IN aid Of the Nursery and Child's Hospital.
which takes place on February at the Waldorf
Astoria. Major General Wade and MatOr Gsnsral
Grant OF the army with their respective starsg
Rear Admiral Coghlan. In command OF the Brook
Iyn Navy Yard. and his officers. well tbs
members Of the star of the Governor Of the State
OF New York. will be present az tha ball IN ful
Uniform Boxes may bs had OF Mrs. 3. y. God
dard. No. 90 East 5Gth street, and from ths In
coin Trust Company, N Fifth svenus-
The seventh annual entertainment Of ths JunIos
atTe on ths afternoon and sVening Of Tuesday,
January g. and the evening Of Wednesday, Janr-
sry 50 The entertainment Ia for ths beneft Of ths
college and other settlements, and IS In chargs &C
the seasons debutantes. This years officers of tbs
lea que are Miss Harriet Alexander. chairman Miss
Electra Havemeyer. secretary, and Miss Grace
Henry, treasurer The price Of seats "a IS and
boxes S50 and tickets may be obtainsd from the
onicers. Among the patronesses ara Mrs. h o.
Havemeyer Mrs. Charles P. Alexander. Mrs Fred
erick w Vanderbilt. Mrs. John j. McCOok. Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs. George Henry Warren,
Mrs W ErnIen Roosevelt. Mrs John Ridgeley Car
ter Mrs William Alexander. Mrs. Adrian Iselin. r.
Mrs. Randolph Hurry and Mrs. August Heekscnsr-
Mr. and Mrs Robert GoeIet ara receiving congrat-
uatons on the birth OF son az their home. IN East
I'D street Mrs Coelet formerly Miss Elsie
Wheieu a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Whelen Of Philadelphia She was marrisd to MI
Goelet IN June. 1895.
Mrs Moses Taylor Campbell entertained az di1-
uer last evening at her house. IN East Ith street.
Mr. and Mrs John Conyngham, who have been
visiting Mrs J. Hood Wright az her house. IN
Fifth avenue. have gone 10 Wilkes-BarTss Penn
Alfred G. Vanderbilt sailed for Europe yesterday,
and will remain abroad a couple OF weeks, during
which tine he will make arrangements for the eN-
hibfr OF his horses at the International Horse SHOW
which opens in London at the Olympia Juns z.
Mrs Vanderbilt IS still at Oakland Farm, near
Newport where she has Miss Pauline French as
her guest