New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stevens UIman are rscefv<-,
congratulations the birth OF a son at tho
house. in Madison avenue. Mrs. Ulman was Miss
Gertrude Barclay. daughter OF the lsts Henry A
Barclay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Baysrd Cutting ana Mn,
Olivia Cutting have arrived from Europe. 10 spend
the winter in New York Among their fellow pas-
sengers on board the Baltic were Mrs. John Cliu
ton Grav and Mrs. Peter MoeIler
Anthony DrexeI has arrived from England with
his Mrs. Drexel and Miss DrexeI will tofn
him here next month. in order to spend the season
in New York. Others with him on board the
Mauretania were j. ". Barney. son OF the late
Charles T. Barney; the Princess and Duchess de-
Polk, whose mother, the late vicomtesse de Cour-
val. was Miss Ray, of New York. and whose
home is IN Paris; Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Hoyt and
Prince Andre Poniatowski-
Announcement was made yesterday OF the en-
gagement OF Miss Clara Wright Barclay, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Henry A Barclay 10 jose Victor
Onativia, jr., a graduate OF Harvard. a member
Of the Union and OF other New York clubs, and
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jose v Onativia- Miss Bar
clay made her debut last winter.
Miss Mary Gertrude Houghton was married To
the Rev. Charles A. L. Str6mbom. rector OF St
Andrews Church. North Grafton. Mass. yesterday
afternoon at the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION
Clark Houghton, rector or the church. performed
the ceremony and gave his daughter away. The
brides gown was of white satin covered with
duchess lace white chiffon cloth. and her veil
was OF duchess and point lace. Her cousin Mrs.
Charles II. Stout. in a dress OF pink chiffon with
pink picture hat. the matron OF honor, and
Miss Julia d. Kent. Miss Alice Welles. Miss Elsie
Domnick. Miss Elizabeth T. Agnew. Miss Elsie
Betz and Miss n. O'Donnelly were the brides
maids. Their gowns were Of Olga crepe, en-
broidered and trimmed with lace, and they wore
white hats. trimmed with Brussels net and satin.
Mary Chaplin and Anna Frazer, dressed IN white
silk. trimmed with lace and wearing big poke bon
nets. were the flower girls. W. Franklin Adams
was the best man. and Thomas Bloodsood Peck,
jr.. Charles n. Kent Colonel Clifford Hurry. D.
Carroll Harvey, Meredith Rowland. jr-, and Fred
erck Beltz jr.. were the ushers. There was
reception afterward. but will be given
January at the rectory, No East 18th street
Mrs. Edgar Bull will give receptions Friday
and Saturday week at her house IN Gramercy
Park for the debut OF her daughter. Miss Marion
Bull. Mrs. James NJ. Duane will have recep
tion for the coming out Of her daughter. Miss
Eleanor Duane Wednesday evening, az her
house in East 18th street. and Miss Rosamond
Burr Will be presented at reception given for
the purpose by her mother, Mrs Winthrop Burr.
Thursday week. at her house in East 18th street.
Mrs David Morrison will give reception Fri
day week at her house in West 4sth street 20 in
troduce her daughter. Miss Abby Morrison. and
December
give tea at her house in East 18th street for the
debut OF her daughter, Miss Margaret Sloane.
Miss Gladys Roosevelt viii make her debut az
reception given for the purpose by her mother.
Mrs. John Ellis Roosevelt, at her house on Mad
son avenue Wednesday week. and the day
before Mrs w Emlen Roosevelt will give a dinner
for her at her home Fifth avenue. Mrs. Lewis
Cass Ledyard gives a reception at her house in
East I'D street for her daughter. Miss MureI
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son. and Mrs. Louis Cruger HaseI has issued
cards for reception December II at her house
IN East list street for the coming out os her
daughter. Miss Mary Hasell-
other receptions CT the same kind are thoss
given by Mrs. John z. Alexandra for Mss Helen
IIspenard Alexandra. on December 2. at her houss
in West sSth street; by Mrs. Beverley Robinson.
for tho Misses Robinson. December :, at her
house in West S7th street: by Mrs. Howard Town
send for Miss Sophie Townsend. on December !.
at her home in East sSth street; by Mrs Rowland
Davis, on December 5. az her house on Madison
avenue. for Miss Ruth Davis by Mrs. Paul Tuck.
erman. on December Z. at her house in East 18th
street. for Miss Dorothy Tuckerman. and by Mrs.
Edward Lyman Short, for Miss Anna Short az
her house in West 37th street; by Mrs. James Fi-
ton Slade. for Miss Margaret SIade. at No. 154
West 18th street: by Mrs. Henry Warner Slo
cum for Miss Gertrude SlOcurn, at No. los East
SSth street, and by Mrs. George Howell Benjamin
for Miss Julie de Forest Ben jaInin. at her hcuss
IN West 6Sth street. all on December by Mrs
Charles D. Dckey. for Miss Frances Dickey. az
her homo in East 5lst street. and by Mrs Archi-
bald Rogers. for Miss Ellen Rogers. at No. so
Madison avenue both on December 10. and on De-
cernber II reception given by Miss Kathleen
I1mmet for her niece, Miss Margaret Harris. az
No 50 Madison avenue.
Albert Morris Bagby's musical mornings at ire
Waldorf-Astoria will be resumed tomorrow week
and among those who will be heard at them ars
Nine lanes, Nine Gadski Miss Geraldine Far
rar. Jean Gerardy. Joseph Hofmann. Slgnor Bonci.
NJ. de Gogorza, Ernest Schelling and victor Hsr-
bert and his orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker B. Smith and Miss EveIyr
Smith have returned TO town and are at Nc. IS
East 5ith street for the winter.
Miss Pauline French, who was a regular at
tendant at tho horse show during the last week.
has left town and returned to Newport.
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Tuxedo Park. y. y, Nov. 2S-The week at Tux
edo was rather dull. many OF the colonists wers
in town for the horse show. y number came
to-day for Sunday, however