New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
Abouf People and Social Incident,e

bridegroom VIII have any attendants NJ -
NJ Oelrichs and her daughter. Mis- p-. .e Vnarlss
richs. sail the day after to-morrOvr eo- Oe-
spend the entire summer abroad and arts 80. %
a few weeks in Paris with Mr ana NJ ps.hSps
Martin. who have rented Mrs C.,a-1sN He'er D.
apartment there. they will go to sgtzs7,oaa'
to the Tyrol isaad and
Miss Augusta Bliss's marriage to wilu.,, ~
reese VIII also take place to-day in tha ss.- ls
noon. in Grace Church chantry II ,,1, S''er-
quiet amair. and the bride viii have no atta-.a - a
After the ceremony there will be a snan .'ans r..il
given by Mrs George Bliss the motbs- - .oa @
BRIDE at her home in Fifth avenue. va
An original comic opera. entitled '"po,4
Balloons" will be produced this afternoo- ,.-s and
again this evening at the CarneQfa - aad
amateurs. alUmnae Of the Spence School - s- y
benefit Of the Henrietta Industrial scbooI a. 80 Us
SD street. The music OF the opera has bsa. VS. "ss'
posed by Miss Grace Hollingsworth ana - !. eon-
brettO Is the Joint production OF Miss NJ, !.
ferts. Miss Emily Grugan. Miss Ruth Asbr,o. -
Miss Gillian Barr. The scene Of the ona, !, snf
In Mars. Miss Constance Pratt win .r-.S-l 'Al
Venus and Miss Gladys Waterbury "a ~ - -
War. while Miss Marion Stevenson Miss -
Pratt. Miss Gladys Endicott Miss AHca Asa.es Arss-
and Miss Edith Langdon will be among ~ E's..a IA
performers. 1'f
morrow from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustav Maurice Hecksess-
have been spending their honeymoon m r,,,o.S a.o
are expected to arrive to-day from abroad
Daniel Chauncey. IT.. who is TO marry NIzs o.
Fargo. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fargo. +, :.
Thomas's Church on April 25. gives hts fs-su.S
bachelor dinner at Delrnonico's on Saturday uays
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Dfnsmors frss-,-
ceiving congratulations the birth Of a daugs.-
at their house. in East 18th street
Announcement is made Of the engagement asz,.
man T. Livingston. OF Mrs Herman r ~
tngston. Of Washington Square North. and a r-ss.
uate OF Williams College, class OF O5 to MlssO1g,
Kobbe. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ko5s.
From Newton. Mass. comes the news az cha.
gagement OF Samuel Morse. grandson or The -.
Samuel F. B. Morse OF telegraph fama 70 yrxs
Anne Thompson, daughter OF D. Seymour Thorr-
son. OF Virginia, and a cousin Of NIr and M,
Lewis S. Thompson. with whom she spends rnurs
OF her time
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock ana Center HItehsork
are booked to sail for Europe on April a. Fssr
Will return in time to spend the suu1nsr az New.
port. Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. tr.. ana her chr
dren are az Westbury. Long Island. for the sum
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C1sws. tr. VIII arrive. lar.
in June to spend the summer az Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Thsbaud have I.st tow,
for their country place &c White Plains
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. James speysr Mrs
Charles B. Alexander, Mrs. G. c. CuyIe-. Mrs
William Jay and Mrs. Arthu- Isolin are among
those who VIII take an active part IN The fair
which has been organized IN BEHALF of the Actors
Fund. and which is to be held at the metropolitan
Opera House on May 6.
Mr.. and 1frs. Nicholas Murray Butler have issued
cards FOR receptions the afternoon OF Thursday
and Of Thursday week. at their house IN East S0th
street
Mrs. Anthony Drexel is expected from Europe 70
meet her sister. Mrs. ]. Henry Smith. on the lat
ter's arrival here from Japan az the beginning of
next month
A special performance was given at the waldorf
Astoria last night by SiEnor Ermete NovsIi in
aid OF the Society for italian Immigrants and the
italian Benevolent Institute. Among those who
had boxes and seats for the performance were Ms
]. Pierpont Morgan. Mrs. ". yayard Cutting. Ms
William Ambrose Taylor. Mrs. William Church Cs-
born. Mrs Lorillard Spencer and Miss Mabel
ChOate.
tion and pavrnent Of $40 ba prantad v-4tbout a.