New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-07
Abouf PEOPLE and Social Incidents.

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daughter Miss Agnes Gayiey. who is one OF ths
debutantes of the season.
Miss Elizabeth Remsen will give theatre party.
followed by a supper and informal dance at he's
house in West 51st street, this evening" for hen
niece. Miss Jennie Remsen Thompson
Another of the series of concerts and sonata
recitals the benefit OF Music School SettIe-
ment will take place this morning at Mrs. Charles
7. Barney's house in Park avenue.
Mrs. John Prentice Kellogg will give a bridge
party this afternoon at her house. No. . Eass
SD street
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer win give a large dinner thls
evening, followed by a musical. at her house is
East I'D street.
Mr. and Mrs William Douglas Sloane have ar
ranged to sail for Europe at the end of the presens
month. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nick. TwOmbly Will leave
for the South on February 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Gurnee IT., are at No.
S37 Lexington avenue for the winter
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday for
Europe on the Teutonic was Sultan Aga Khan. ons
of the most notable figures in India, and indeed,
throughout the MOslem world. by reason of his
direct descent from MahOmet through the atter'E
daughter Fatima. Sultan Aga Khan. who was dec-i
grated by Queen Victoria with the Grand Cross
OF the Order OF the Indian Empire. is a cousin %
the new Shah of Persia. talks English perfectly,
and in spite of his semi-ecclesiastical status az
the spiritual chief Of a greater part Of Islam and
as one of the most venerated figures OF the MoseIn
denomination is adept at golf and lawn tennss
plays polo and keeps the largest and most sucy
cessful racing stable in all India. His headquarters
are at Bombay
Esme Howard charge d'aHaires Of Great BrtaI1
at Washington has arrived In town To meet Li8
wife, Lady Isabella Howard. who is due here to-
day from Europe. Lady Isabella is daughter oe
the Earl of Newburgh, who IS likewise Princa
Giustiniani- Bandina of Rome. Her brother is Vs>
count Kynnaird in the peerage Of Scotland an9
Duke of Mondragone in Italy.
Miss Florence Flowers marriage to Pierre Lori-1
lard Barley took place yesterday afternoon az
St Thomass Church The brides dress was Oe
white satin and lace and OF chiffon embroidered
with silver roses Her tulle veil was held in its
place by a tiara of diamonds while her flowers
consisted OF white orchids and OF Hues-of-the-
valley. Miss EstelIe Flower was her sisters only
bridal attendant. and wore frOck Of silver cloth
over mauve satin, her cloth OF silver hat being
trimmed with violet ostrich plumes while her
flowers consisted OF mauve orchids The bride
groom who is IN mourning for his father. vas
attended by his brother Henry G. Barley, as best
man. and had as ushers Pierre LoriIlavd. r. Ray
Atherton. Gerald Bramhall. Halsted Lindsey and
Lytle B. Hull After the ceremony. which was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires. tas
rector a reception given by Mrs James D.
Laval Flower. the mother OF the bride. at her
house IN East Goth street The newly married
couple will spend their honeymoon abroad. SAIL
ing this week Among those asked TO the we'd.
ding were Mrs. Henri T. Barley, the mother oe
the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. a Lanfear Norrie,
Mrs Alfred Seton. Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Isein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Peu. Hamilton Fish and
the Misses Fish and Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth Vickes-
Miss F. Louise VanderhoeFs marriage 20 @.
Maurice Heckscher took place yesterday afternoon
in ST Bartholomew's Church. The brides dress
was OF white satin and point dAIencon lace. with
train OF white velvet. The veil was also O..
Alencon lace. beneath which cleaned a necklace
OF diamonds The brides flowers were whlta
orchids and gardenias. The six bridesmaids con-
sisting or Miss Antoinetts Heckscher. Miss Mary
Vanderhoef Miss Adelaide Knox, Miss Kate d.
Forest Prentice Miss Molie Maxwell and Mss
Anna Connolly were IN frOcks OF champagne COL
ored chiffon cloth. cut Empire fashion and trimmed
with gold lace. while their Ieghorn hats wers
adorned with feathers OF various shades OF pink.
their flowers consisting OF American Beauty roses
The brides sister. Mrs Morgan COwperth7vaite.
gowned IN chiffon cloth OF the color OF Amer
lean Beauty roses trimmed with velvet OF ia
Same hue and gold lace. With this she wore q
large Leghorn picture hat trimmed with pIumes
OF the same shade as the dress and carried q
bouquet OF pink roses. After the ceremony, which
performed by the Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks
a reception was given by Mr. and Mrs. Hartman
3. VanderhOef. ths parents OF the bride az -hasr
house IN West 5Sth street. Among those asked -
the wedding were Mayor and Mrs. Mcclellan Mr..
and Mrs Andrew Carnegie. Mr.. and Mrs. August
HeCkscher, Mr.. and Mrs Charles a. Moore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sanford Carpenter.