New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-05

Snow. The ceremony at St Georges viii h. e.,
lowed by reception. given by Mrs. W. FeIlowa,
Morgan. the mother OF the bride. at her hons. -
East 18th street
st. BarthOlomew's Church will be the s,sna .N,
afternoon OF the marriage OF Miss Elsie 100
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William Whitebou..
Ladd. to Alexander Won Gontard. Mrs. EtheIha-,
1de Low, who was Miss Gertrude Herrtck win -
the matrOn OF honor. Among the bridesmaid. a.
Miss Dorothy SchieRelin, Miss Ethel Rockassr.
Miss Edith Talcott. Miss Elizabeth Stevenson a.
Miss Marguerite Quackenbush- After tbs CO..
mony the parents OF the bride will give a 49,
ton at their house, In East s4th street
Tuxedo will be largely represented at the wedsn~
of Pierre Lorillard Barley son OF the Late TTen-S
L Barley. and Miss Florence Flower which MIN
take place this afternoon in St. Thomas's Church
The ceremony will be followed by a reception
given by Mrs. James de Laval Flower the raotha-
of the bride. at her house in East 61st street
Stowe Phelps. with Miss Harriet Alexandra =,
his partner. will lead the cotiIlon tonight at the
last dance Of the season Of the Junior Cotilon At
Sherry's.
At the WaIdOrf-AstOria the annual Charity BAN
will take place this evening in behalf OF the Nur
sery and Child's Hospital Rear Admiral Coghlsn
Major General Wade. Major General Grant the
members OF the Governors staff and big con-
tingent of officers Of the regular army and OF the
National Guard have accepted invitations Among
those who have taken boxes are Mrs. E. J. Ber-
wind, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. Mrs. J. n Ham
mond and Mrs. Z. H Weatherbee. number OF
dinners are being given in connection with the ball
to which the hostesses viii afterward take on
their guests Colonel John Jacob Aston W X
Vanderbilt. Oliver Livingston Jones. Langdon Geer
and others the committee in charge OF thu
affair.
The Junior Guild will give a concert this after
noon for the benefit OF the New York OrthopeedIc
Dispensary and Hospital. at the house OF Mrs
Charles B. Alexander. IN West 5sth street who
has lent her ballroom for the occasion.
In spite Of the inclenent weather. a large audi
ence filed Mendelssohn Hall yesterday afternoon
for the annual concert Of the Symphony Club
which meets throughout the winter for practice at
the house OF Mrs. Charles T. Barney. IN Park ave-
nue., under the direction OF David Names The
string orchestra IS composed OF young married
women and girls of the fashionable set and among
its violins yesterday were Miss Katherine Barney.
Miss Grosvenor AtterbUry, Miss Eleanor Alexander,
Miss Margaret Dix. Miss Gladys Rice. Mrs. Dave
Hennen Morris, Mrs. Wilbur X. Matthews and
Mrs. George P. Robbins. The proceeds OF the
concert were for the Music School Settlement work
The club viii give musicals at Mrs. John H. Ham,
rnonds house on February 10 for the benefit OF the
Three Arts Club, on March q at the Waldorf
Astoria, and on March q at Mendelssohn Hall
The Marquis d'Andisne and the marqulse. who
was Miss Madeline Goddard, passed through town
yesterday on their way to Newport. where they
will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Web
ster
Mrs August Heckscher has issued invitations
for a luncheon. to be followed by bridge on Thurs
day. at her house. in Fifth avenue
The Hon Lionel Guest and Mrs. Guest arrived IN
town yesterday to spend a few days with Mrs
Guests father. John BiEeIow. ar his house, in
Granercy Park
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Forbes McCreery have r.
turned 70 New York after six months absence
in Brazil
Mr. and Mrs EIbridge T Gerry have issued in
vtations for a dinner tomorrow night at their
house. in East 5lst street
Announcement is made OF the engagement OF
Philip Sands son OF Mrs. Philip J. Sands. Of East
sd street. to the daughter Of the late Major
Cooley. OF Westchester. who ten years secured
a divorce from Tomasito T. de Ouativia. Philip
Sands was graduated from Harvard IN 1870.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mex TwomtIy will Leave
for Palm Reach. Fla on February 20
given by Mrs. William Watts Sherman. Mrs.
Charles r Hoffman, Mrs Stuyvesant Fish and
Mrs T. J. Oakley Rhnelander-