New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-24

b. her sisters only attendant. Albert G. Gray,
Bradford g weekes. James j. Hssinson' IT..
James Randolph Walker, Rockhin and George h
Potts will be the ushers. and Harold IA Weekes
will be his brothers best man. The ceremony will
be followed by reception given by the parents OF
the bride, Mr. and Mrs. James ]. Hgginson. at
their house. in East 41st street.
On Saturday a large contingent OF the fashiona-
BILE set will go out by special train in the morning
to Tuxedo to attend the wedding OF Miss Dorothy
Snow and Harry I. Nicholas, which takes place in
st. Mary's Church at noon Miss Cortnne Dousiaz
Robinson, Miss Dorothy Kane. Miss Elizabeth Cut
ting, Miss Lydia Mason Jones. Miss Annah Ripley.
Miss Reta Nicholas, Miss Georgette BOrland and
Miss Lily Page will be the bridesmaids and Harry
Peters whose wife Miss Nathalie Wells. Will
be the best The ceremony will be followed
by a wedding breakfast and reception at the cot
tage OF the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs FREDERICK
A. Snow.
Thursday will be to a great extent given UP to
charity-that is to say. to entertainments Of one
kind and another for the benefit of various philan-
thropic enterprises and institutions Thus. IN the
afternoon a concert will be given at the Waldorf
Astoria IN behalf of the Stony Void Sanatorium in
the Adirondacks. and Nine. Sembrich and Charles
Gilbert will figure among the chief attractions.
with Victor Herbert and his orchestra. Mrs. Her
bert L. Satteree, Mrs Ralph Pulitzer. Mrs Loril-
lard Spencer Mrs. Frederick r. Halsey and Mrs.
Walter Geer among the patronesses who are
more particularly interested in the organization OK
the entertainment.
On the same evening a special performance Of
Puccnrs opera, la Boheme" will be given at tbs
Metropolitan Opera House. with Nine. LIMA Ca
valier Caruso and Scott in the cast for the bene-
fit OF the Society of Italian Immigrants and Of the
italian Benevolent Institute. Mrs. Lorilard Spen-
Ger, Ernesto G. Fabbri. Mrs. Theodore NJ Taft. the
Italian Consul General and Countess Messeglla,
Mrs F. VivantI and Mrs. Eliot Norton. are among
those who have been active In promoting the suc-i
cess. social well financial OF the affair
Mrs Oliver Livingston Jones. Miss Angelica
Schuyler Church. Miss RosaIle Gardiner jones'
Miss Mary Sands Miss Edith Jay and Miss Evan
geline Lent among those who will take part in
the tabIeaux vlvants at the authors reading bens-
At for the Pascal Institute Tuesday afternoon
at the Waldorf-Astoria- The tableau will include
a living representation OF Huntington's historic
painting OF Martha Washington, scenes from Bar
bara Frietchie'' and from the works Irving
Bachelor and Mrs. Fensloss, who will be assisted
by Mrs X. Imanishi in presenting her portrayals
OF Japanese life.
Mrs Douglas Robinson Is the president and aIrs
Arthur NJ. Dodge. Mrs James speyer. Mrs. John
Henry Hammond and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes
among the patronesses OF the benefit perform.
TO be given at the Manhattan Opera House on
Tuesday week for the benefit OF the Legal aid So
ciety Part OF Verdrs opera "Lombardi' VIII like
wise be presented. Mrs. Charles T. Barney, Mrs
H o. Havemeyer. Mrs William D. Sloane, Ma
FredSrick ". Vanderbilt and MrE Henry Parish,
tr.. among those who have taken boxes sor tbs
entertainment.
Then tomorrow week Miss GeEaldfns Fsrrar ana
Nine. SamaroT viii appear at a concert for the
benefit OF the Home for the Dsstituts Blind. II viii
take place at the Wadorf-Astoria and the commits.
tee IN charge OF the entertainment includes MrA
H lie Roy Emmett. Miss Winthrop. Charles d
Lsnier Miss Dehon and A. Morris BasbY.
Miss 6lbyl Hubbard. daughter OF General ara
Mrs. Thomas H. Hubbard. was married yesterday
afternoon to Herbert Seymour Darlington, OF Phil
adelphia. IN the Madison s7uars Presbyterian
Church by the Rev DR.. Charles II. Perkhurssi
Tie bride in white tailIe trimmed with Flemish lacA
with a tulls veil and carrying Hles -of-the-vallsNi
was given away by her father and attended By hSs
ley. Miss Ann Samson and Mas Emile Baker. Of
New York. and Miss Marie Hinokel. OF CinotnDat1~
all OF them IN frocks OF yellow chiffon clotls
trimmed with lace. and large white picture hats
trimmed with white feathers. their flowers cons
sisting OF yellow John Hubbard. George
Ksndrick. stedman Bent Alexander d. Grange
and Henry Davis. tr.. all OF PHILADELPHIA were tES
ushers while FELTON, Bent lis brother in-l laws
best
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spies KIP are entertaining
house party FOR the week end ut their country.
place RhinebeCk- on-the hudson among tLeir
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. James E Martin. jr
Mrs. Vanderbilt and Miss GLADYS Vanderbilt ars
due here from Europe on Tuesday next after .
prolonged absence abroad.
Frank TiIford and Miss Ethel '-uto-d Hays lea
town for Palm Beach