New-York tribune., 1907-04-21
About People and Scczof incidents.

transferring their headauarters to +baI -s-'la
try seats on Long Island. in Westchests. r,-a
along the Hudson River and in New JERSEY. T,,
edo and Hampstead are just now at their hest -
in spite Of this. there is no apparent dirnt,.,s
of the well dressed throngs on Fifth averr -
fine afternoons. The theatres are stiu Yl,7t %
full houses. It is just difficult as ever ~, -, 70
sient visitors to secure tables the fashioDoHI-
restaurants during the luncheon and dinner ho,
and the windows Of the clubs looking on The -. 60.
show the same gathering Of students a. ~.
OlOgy ever, interested in the ebb and g. =
carriages and pedestrians. In fact the New w..
season is still with us. and judging by the NUNS
of weddings. coaching Daradess suburban -.
meetings and dinners. il is likely to Hnger for -.
eraI weeks.
Miss Gillian Barr was married yesterday Alta
noon TO Theodore Layton Bailey, a. the bor,a j,
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Rufus PR -
West 56th street. AS the bridegroom was in r,o,
ing. there reception after the weddine tn.
bride. in white satin trimmed with lace and a I,.
veil, and carrying a bouquet Of white s,vee+D
attended by her sister Mrs John s5ss1s
Douglas, as matron o. honor. and by Miss NJ,
Weatherbee. Miss Beatrice Carpenter Miss FI
Hoyt Miss Elsie Morrill,. Miss Emma Por,o
and Miss Mary ~ VanderhOef bridesmaids an
IN fTocks of white TaaTQuisette trimmed with z.,i.
liberty satin. wearing white lace hats sdo--os
with pink pIUmes and carrying bououets ~ -,
roses. Charles p Curtis was the best man 80
David Stewart. Henry Brinton. Isham Hendarso1
Nicholas Lenssou. George Dyer and WaIcott Irrb'
bell were the ushers.
Daniel Chauncey. jr.. whose marriage To Mn,
Grace L Fargo. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jar,.,
F. Fargo. viii take place on Thursday in St Tbo
ass Church. gave his farewell bachelor dinner la.
night at DelmOnicos. His guests included Rs-
La Montague who viii be his best man. and W.
throp Sands. Bernon s. Prentice HaIsted yands-
poel. F. G. Inman. James Pierce. Stanley Ear,
Sheldon ChaUncey and Woodward Babcock VIZ
will serve as Ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. JoceIyn HerIe Evans. who vs7.
married about ten days ago. sailed yesterday On
board the Campania for Liverpool Mrs Evan.
was Miss Blanche Rumsey.
Mrs Stephen H. P. Peu and several Of bsr
friends will act as patronesses and receive IN,
guests at the dance which the Naval Militia ~
New York Will give on Wednesday evening On
board the United States warship Granite State
What with the bunting. the trophies OF arms ussd
for decoration and the naval and military uniforms
Of many Of the men present. the scene while th.
entertainment is IN progress promises 10 be brHan.
in color effect
The wedding OF Miss Constance Burlingans q,
Tracy Hoppin in ST. Jamess Church. IN Madison
avenue will take place Tuesday afternoon Ths
bride is a daughter Of Edward Livingston Bur
Hngane and a granddaughter Of Anson Burlingame.
who negotiated the treaties between China and
the various Western powers by which the Celestial
Empire was opened I'D half a century ago 70 the
outer world and placed in diplomatic relation
Herewith The bridegroom is graduate OF Har-
ward class of '9S. grandson Of Governor William
Warner Hoppin OF Rhode Island and a nephew Of
Mr. and Mrs ]. Pierpont Morgan.
Manv Will b4take themselves to Cedarhurst on
Saturday TO attend the steepIechase meeting for
gentlemen riders organized by the Rockaway Hunt
Club. A week later. May 4. another meeting has
been arranged by the Meadow Brook Club as
Hampstead.
Among the arrivals from Europe this week win
be Mrs Anthony DrexsI due here on Tuesday TO
meet her sister, Mrs. James Henry smith, who IS
expected here next week with the body of her
husband and accompanied by the DUKE ana
Duchess Of Manchester Sir George and Lady
Cooper, the latter sister OF the late James
Henry smith, have sailed for New York. and ais
expected here on Friday
Sailing this week for Europe are the Duke e
Newcastle and his niece. Miss Lister Kaye; ara
Ogden Mills with Miss Beatrice and Miss Gladys
Mills. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock with Center
Hitchcock; also Mrs Charles T Barney and James
W. Barney.
Sir Percy sanderson. who IS leaving New York
m SATURDAY. for England on his retirement areer
nearly half century IN the service or the blluSH
Crown twelve years Of which were spent III I'ew
VO~Lr British consul OTeueltA well 'I N-~
~ honor at many farewell dinners given oy MS
s-iar5z this week On Tuesday night at the annuai
BANQUET OF The St Georges Society az Whcn 'n0
I-,eItsh Ambassador. the Right Hon. James p'Ses'
vviU be present Sir Percy will be presented ~, W.
n niece OF plate BY the members OF the sociss'
a5 ~, Friday. the last night OF his stay N Anlz
a., he viii be dined by a number OF his rrlenus a.
the Union League club
,-. ,,,-r,ars Of Miss Beatrice Barclay to Henry
,,-,,a-+o0 shoemaker viii take place on June = =
,Ia home OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. , eeolso =
y,--1a,. near WiliamspCrt, Penn MT SnoslLl' -
- q a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry = Sloe. -,
y. mi, cItv. was graduated from Columbia m -,
80 for time secretary OF the American EiA1ls1s 1
I,1rI, and is second lieutenant OF the 1-th I-'sF
ment.
,5 Mrs Thomas Francis Shaw OF W. w.
-. s,raat announce the engagement OF -. -
daughter. Miss Elsie B. SnaW' 20 ne. say
TIaror,ens a lawyer. OF this CITY -
wade her debut two years ago
arHE MERMAID" TO BE PRODUVhn