New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

James Bryce. Ambassador Of Great pr,..
the United States win arrive in town tod - %
Washington TO attend the annual dinner - - -'Ol0
Georges Society tonight at the WALDORF a. %
dinner piece Of plate viii be presented bg 80 -
society to Sir Percy SandersOn who "A -, sA7
from a government service extending over, 8 ~--s
Of half century. the last twelve years ~ 1's's
have been spent IN New York as Consul cs.r zen
Great Britain. "
ST. James's Church was thronged v.sts~z.
the occasion Of the funeral OF Miss Arrniaa So, :"
who died suddenly from appendicitis on Frsss '-s
after two days illness. Miss Smith was a s.s.
OF Mrs. Oliver III. p. Belmont, whose husbars -
well as Mr.. and Mrs. W. K Vanderbilt. r. rTs,.ls
S. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs ara ~
Theron G. Strong. was present at the funeral
Miss Constance BUrlIngame daughter az N.
Mrs. Edward LtvermOre Burlfngame VIII h, 40
ried this afternoon in ST. James's Church Mas,sa-
avenue and list street.. 70 Tracy Hopptn. .o -
Frederick Street HOppin. Of Providencs a,s :
nephew OF Mrs. ]. Pferpont Morgan Ths ns.,
mOny will be followed BY a reception al tina bo,,.
Of the brides parents IN East sd street.
Another wedding to-day win be that 90 W..
Margaret Carmichael Roper. daughter Of Mr.. ara
Mrs. Charles F. Roper to Walter FoOte fr \, -, -.
take place in Christ Church. Pelham Mano, 49,
VIII be followed by small reception az sh. hr,s..
home. Prospect avenue Pelham
Miss Blanche Shoemaker's weddiug IN sv.,
Wasstafr. r.. VIII be quiet affair owing ~ -
fact that she is stu IN mourning for ira 49,
last summer OF one Of her brothers No formal A.
vitations Will be issued. Her Aance was grasrssas
from Columbia three years ago, and hig broyss.
Samuel WagstaH. Is engaged 60 be married % 0ns.
Pauline French. The betrOthal OF Mss sboa-
makers brother Henry TO Miss Beatrice Barclay
was announced IN these columns last week
Announcement has been made Of the engagsnsrs
OF Miss Evelyn Sloane. daughter OF the late JoSr
Sloane. 20 William E. 8, Grfswold son o. Mas.ssv
GCtswold. OF Lyme. Conn. Miss Sloane ana ha-
mother viii sail for Europe on Thursday. ara IN
their return will 90 70 Wyndhurst their plscs a.
LenOX. where the wedding viii probably tak, nl,n.
In the fall William Griswold was graduated r-or,
Yale IN 1893 and IS practising law IN IN, e-v a.
ISOLATED with Carl De GersdorE.
Mrs. J. Lee Taller will return 20 TOM ,,-s,v
from Atlantic City
william and Sheldon vVhitehouss vvs1I ,.r o.,
Europe on Saturday next returning IN tine forfs
Newport season.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones has returned to town from
her place IN South Carolira
Sherrys viii be the scene THIS afternoon OF a en-
cert for the benefit Of the Washington Square Dav
Nursery and Summer Home. Among the patron
esses are Mrs Gustav Amsinck. Mrs William Arm
strong Greer. Miss Serena Rhinslanfsr, Miss
Georg4ne IseIin and Mrs. F. Burial Hoffman Nina
Calve. NJ Gilbert and NJ Dslnores Win Ss On the
programme.
Frederick Gallatin left town yesterday afternoon
with party OF friends on board his steam yacht
the Riviera. for Jamestown.
Mrs Johnston OF Macon. Ga. IS staying with NJ
and Mrs W. De Lancey Kountzs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hermann Klnnicutt are spenG-
fng their honeymoon at Lenox. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles D. Dickey viii sail fr- Eu-
rope on Thursday.
Mrs. Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. who
Will return from California at the end Of the week.
are booked TO sail for Europe on May
stuyvesant Fish left town yesterday afternoon
for Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson. r.. win return
this week from their place in South Carolina