New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
Abouf People and Social incidents.

in January. owing to the delay in the arrival -
the large party of the bridegrooms relatives WA
are coming over from Austria and Hungary to Ar.
tend the ceremony. Nor has any date been se, -,
yet for the marriage of Robert Gerry to Miss Cor.
neIa Hartman. for that OF Miss Julis K F,.h
to William Lawrence Breese.
Miss Mabel Leferts Jones has selected satu,.
Gay, January IS. the date OF her wedding n
Gustavus Calhoun Marshall in the Brick Prsshv.
terian Church. Fifth avenue and s7th street Mia.
Sarah and Miss Charlotte Marshall. Miss Ruth
Ashmore Miss Eleanor CUrran and Miss oerrruds
Easton will be the bridesmaids and Miss Ciadv.
Jones will be her sisters maid of honor. The ush-
will consist of Edward ClarSson Potter, ir:
Arthur Cooley. Howard Jackson. Robert d
bartholomew and Irwin Cornell. while 5. Duncan
Marshall Jr, will be his brothers best man. After
the ceremony a reception will be given by TIA
parents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight A-ven
Jones, at their house in West 51st street.
Miss Dorothy Whitney. Miss Corinns pouzaa.
Robinson. Miss Eleanor whitridge. Miss Eleanor
Lindey. Miss Susan Sedgwick and Miss Eleanor
and Miss Katharine Greene will be the Brides
maids and Miss Anna Greene the maid OF honor
the occasion OF the marriage OF Miss Edith
Greene and Charles A. Lindley. February g. IN
Grace Church The ceremony will be followed By
reception given by General Francis Vintou
Greene. the father of tho bride, at No. 90 East
35th street. lent for the occasion by Dr. Francis
p Kinnfcutt. General Greene has an apartment
for the winter at No. q East 18th street, bus
makes his home in Buffalo
Sir Edgar Vincent. who arrived by the Maure-
tania. is at the ST. Regis. He represented
Exeter IN Parliament until the last general elsc.
tion. a member of the Conservative party, ard
is married Lady Helen Duncombe, daughter Of
the Earl of Feversham and sister OF the late
Duchess Of Leinster He has served a subaltera
Of the Coldstream Guards and has been financial
adviser to the Khedive-
Many persons will leave town On Saturday for
the purpose Of attending the various festivities,
official and otherwise at Washington. IN connec-
tion with the New Year Just at present many per-
sons from Washington IN New York shopping.
The German and the Russian ambassadors have
been here. and the Austrian Ambassador and
Baroness Won HengeImuller stin at the ST.
Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton Mex Tworlbly with Miss
Ruth TwombIy and Mr. and Mrs William A u
Burden, leave town to-day for AshevilIe y. c., to
spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Vanderbilt at Biltmore.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Tremenheers are spending
the winter in New York at the Lorraine.
Miss Dorothy whitney is the president this
son of the Junior League. with Miss Janet Dana
secretary and Miss Harriet Alexander treas
organize eaCh winter a dramatic entertainment for
the benefit of charity, and which all the per-
formers debutantes OF the season This winter
the entertainment Will given in the big ballroom
Of the Plaza instead Of heretofore. at the
Berkeley Lyceurn and will take place on Feb
ruary IS and 70 The programme will include JON
sons nasque. The Hue and Cry After Cupid"
under the supervision and management OF Francis
Hartman Markoe. who took leading part in the
production OF the masdues and historic pageants
ct Oxford IN England. last spring. \ one-act play
viii also be given. and dances and music will like
wise figure the bill The proceeds OF the per-
formances will be devoted to the Music School Set
tIement and to institutions for the blind
The first OF the Metropolitan dances formerly held
IN the ladies' OF the Metropolitan Club and
which are designed for young girls who have not
yet made their debut. took place last night at
Sherry's. Miss Ethel Roosevelt daughter OF Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt. IS member OF the class
and was present II. Pendleton Rogers vas 10 have
led the cOtilon, but was unable 70 90 so. and his
place was taken by Stephen Van Rensselaer,. who
danced with Miss Janetta Alexander. daughter o;
Mrs c. B. Alexander Among the patronesses
were Mrs Charles 3. Alexander, Mrs John E
Alexandra. Mrs. Robert Bacon. Mrs. Henry Whit
ney Munroe. Mrs Thomas Newbold. Mrs Bayard
Tuckerman and Mrs. F Eserton Webb. Mrs. Alex
ander Mrs. Bacon and Mrs. Webb were present
last evening and received the members and guests.
The cotfIlon was danced early. and the favors in
cuded fans. wands. flowers and sCarfs for the girls
and quill pens orders and other trifes fo- their
partners. Afterward supper was served. and the
entertainment ended before midnight The dates
for the next dances are February Is and April 3
Mrs. Alexander T Van Nest ia again taking ths
lead the organization OF the annual charity ball
for the benefit Of the Nursery and Child's Hos
pitaI which Will take place at the waldOrc-Astcris
on Tuesday evening. February T. and boxes can Be
obtained at her house in West s7th street after
New Years. The annual charity ball is the one en-
tertainment OF the kind which the fashionable
world is extensively represented. the women as
patronesses and the men as members OF the various
committees A touch OF color is always lent 70 the
scene by the presence in full uniform Of many off,
OF the army and navy. OF the national guard
and OF the Governors staff
Mr. and Mrs LoriIard Spencer have left town
and returned Newport.
series of Albert Morris Bagby's musical mornings
at the Waldorf-Astoria Nine. Seu5rich. Nine
NOrdica Nine Samaroff. Mr. Gilbert and Victor
Herbert and his orshestra-
UNIVERSITY WEDDING BELLS RING.
White-Howells Nuptials the First IN St.
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