New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


Mrs. Charles B. Alexander gave a eyn,sr
night at her house IN West 5sth street \, - As
her niece. Miss Janet A. McCook. and 1ral.are y
Whitman. who will be married at O'Clock - -
in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
guests included the ushers and bridesmaid. - -
viii be the attendants at the wedding ana =.
additional friends. After dinner there was ~
and an exhibition by the Japanese trick me-, ~
the circus. IN costume. Among those prssenf -. -"
Miss Susan A. McCoOk. Miss Martha McCoos w.
Caroline McCoOk. sisters OF the bride OF 800
Miss Edith Root. Miss Jennie A CrockAr W.
Marian FennO. Of Boston; Miss Mary Har-,-
Miss Hannah Stevenson. Miss Ruth sihIav ~,
Eleanor Alexander Miss Harriet AIexans.r -
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Maitland Alexander. Mr. -,
Mrs F. Gordon Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Hobbs ].
Boston. brother-in-Iaw and sister OF Mr. V-h,,,,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Z. Crocker, Hamilton rs,r..s
John w. Farley. Hendricks HaIIett Whitman 4.
thur OsgOOd ChOate. Vance Mccormick Ya-,. !,
Curtis. William A. Learned. John Dade A-tsu, =
Pier. George Mcclure Sergeant and George A,,s-
son. 5r. The wedding VIII be followed hy a rsc..
ton at the home OF the brides parents Colonial a..
Mrs. John J. 1IcCoOk. In West 18th strsst w..
McCOok's uncle. the Rev. Dr. Maitland Alsxandsr
viii Oficiats.
Mrs. August Hecksher gave dance last s,,s,
ct the ST. Regis for her daughter Miss Antotns,,.
Hecksher. The entire second floor OF tina baIIro.,.
Va9
used for the dancing. which was Informal eurs,,
the early part OF the evening. Supper was s.-vAs
IN the large restaurant The eotillOn Ted bv .
Coster WiImerding. dancing with Miss Heckschsr
followed. The favOrs included flowers hunting Dict.
ures. penhOldsrs and paper cutters. paper para
soils. silver mounted pincushiOns and taunhoE-nss
Among those invited were Miss Elsie Nieoi Mis-
Grace Ruggles, Miss Lucy Margaret Roossvst
Miss Grace Remsen Henry. Miss Gladys ana Miss
Dorothy Kissel Miss Mildred G. Townsend Miss
Marjorie Rice. Miss Clara Wright Barclay. Miss
Katharine Fairfax. Miss Katherine Tweed. Mss
Elizabeth Stevens. Miss Constance Warren. Mss
Emily p Coster Miss Alice KObbe MOnsOn Morrs
schuyler schieneIin. Herbert c. PeH. r.. Clarsncs
c. Pen Cortlandt NicoII. Sydney g and James :
Breese r.. Bernon s. Prentice. T. I. v. Hoppin.
Stowe Phelps William =. and sheldon Whitsn0uss
and Lewis S. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Maurice HeckschsE. who wsrs
married about two months ago and have been
spending their honeymoon in Europe VIII return 10
this country on April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould have returned from
Jelyl Island and are at their house IN FIN ave
nue..
The Coaching Club will hold It's annual parade On
May II. and instead Of taking place In The after
noon and following the usual route through no
park It will start in the morning and 90 up Hissf-
side Drive, 20 Ine ClSIeLlOIlts "AS-0 AS~-~--~-- -
Be served. The Ladies' FOur-tn-Hand Driving CiIo
will probably have It's parade two weeks earlier.
Mrs Frank Brinley Porter viii give reception
this afternoon. at her house IN Park avenue l97
Miss Rachel Kennedy. who is to marry MS For-
ter's son, Frank Brinley Porter, on April y Mss
kennedy Is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs b Van
Rensselaer, Kennedy
Mrs William H Parsons viii give dance tbs
evening az DeImonico's for the Misses Parsons
The last Of the Tuesday evening dances WI 1aAs
place tonight az Delmonico's.
The Yale University Dramatic Association VII
,-..a,+ Ibsen's drama. "The Pretenders." this
evening at the Waldorf. Among the patronessss
~ the entertainment are Mrs Charles 7. Barney
~ 1rtber Kountze, Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt
NJ. cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs. Murray W.
Dodge.
0rr and Mrs John Blake Baker VIII sail for
r,nrone to-day After spending q few weeks a,
T5o,, ana Biarrftz they will go on to Paris. Wners
49,, vr,II remain throughout the months of Juns
and July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney have y
turned 10 town from Aiken. s c.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Oakley Rhlnelandsr win sfV'
a dinner on Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis l. LOrillard. who had IN
tended to sail from Europe next week. have
changed their plans and viii not sail until May J.