New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

who made such brilliant record in tennis last
summer
Among those invited to the wedding were Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon. 1r.. Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Barger. August Belmont Mr.. and Mrs
August Belmont. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Beh-
Assistant Secretary Of State and Mrs. Robert Ba-
con. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish Johnson Carroll NJ
and Mrs Alfred Chaplin, Miss Grace Cheptn, NJ.
and Mra John E Cowd,n. Miss Coudiu. Mrs John
Ridgeley Carter Miss Mildred Carter, M ana
Mrs. Paul Dana. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Demorest and Kiss
Helene Demorest. Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Edgar
the Misses Edgar. Hamilton Fish. the Misses Fish,
Hamilton Fish. Jr., MIR. and Mrs. George @. FIRE.
linghuysen, Miss Frelinghuysen. Peter H. B. Fre-
lnshuysen. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Miss
Marion Fish. the Misses Fish. Mr.. and Mira
Austen Gray. Mrs. Hborne l. Roosevelt. Miss
Dorothy Roosevelt. Mrs. j. West Roosevelt Miss
Lorraine Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs. W. ErnIen
Roosevelt the Misses Roosevelt. Mrs. Sidney
Dillon Ripley. Miss Annah Ripley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Water
bury Miss Florence Waterbury. Mr.. and Mira
James NJ. Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston
Waterbury Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fl. Weekes. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Payne Whitney, Miss Dorothy
Whitney and Mr. and Mrs. John Hobart Warren
Sherrv's was the scene last night Of the second
dance Of the season of the Junior CotillOn. Among
the patronesses of these dances are Mrs Charles
B. Alexander. Mrs W. Emlen Roosevelt. Mrs
James Gayley. Mrs. August Heckscher. Mrs Fred
Is.
Mrs Charles H Tweed, Mrs. Louis Lee Stanton.
Mrs Rudolf Kissel and Mrs. Charles z. Pellew.
Stowe Phelps. dancing with Miss Lucy margaret
Roosevelt led the cotillon. The favors included
large desk blotters of different colors ana silver
paper wands. carnation boutonnieres and carved
ivory paper cutters. The next dance takes place
on Tuesday, February 5.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bayard Cutting gave
dinner last night at their home in East I'D street
for has and Mrs. Whtelaw Reid.
Mrs. Hamilton r. Fairfax will give dance this
evening at Sherrys for her daughter. Miss Eliza
beth Fairfax
Stowe Phelps will lead the cotillon at the dance
which Mrs. ]. Todhunter Thompson gives to-nor-
row night at Sherry's for her daughter. Miss jean
ME Remsen Thompson. Mr. Phelps will also lead
the cotiIlon at Mrs Howland Davis's dance at the
same place on the following night. when he viii
have for his partner Miss Hester Davis
Under fashionable patronage Nine Ala Nazinova
will give a performance OF THE Dolls House"
Tuesday afternoon. January 10. at the Princess
Theatre, for the benefit OF the Sunnyslde Day
Nursery Tickets may be had OF Mrs. Charles L.
Tiffany. No. 12S East 36th street. Among those IN
terested In the entertainment are Mrs Dallas BacEe
Pratt Mrs Walter Jennings, Mrs. Charles L. Tif-
fany. Mrs. Cleveland H. Dodge Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid Mrs Gustav z. Kissel. Mrs Henry B. Il lHns.
Mrs Charles II. Tweed and many others.
The marriage of Miss Alice Marquand. daughter
of Mrs Graeme Harrison and the late Frederick
Marquand. 70 Alan Fullerton. son OF the late Ad-
rniral Sir James Fullerton. K. C. ". G.. OF HANDLE
South Hants England. Is set for February g. IN St
Margaret's Church Westminster, London Miss
Marquand who Is a granddaughter OF the late
Henry Marquand. OF this city OF the founders
OF the Metropolitan Museum OF Art. makes her
home in London. where she has a house in Wilton
Crescent with her sister. Miss Elizabeth MarQuand
Miss Florence Flower, who IS 20 marry Pierre
I.orillard Barley In ST. Thomass Church on Febru-
ary will have sister. Miss EsteIle Flower, as
her only attendant. II will be quiet wedding and
only relatives will be invited TO the reception
which Will follow at the Residence OF tbs brides
mother. Mrs. James de Laval F1owsr.
Mrs Morgan Cowperthwaits VIII be the ratron
OF honor at the wedding her sister. Miss Louise
Vanderhoef daughter Of Nr. and Mrs. Harr1an B.
Vanderhoef to Gustavs NJ Heckscher. IN ST. Bar
tholomew's Church February s. The brides
maids win be Miss Kate Prentice. Mss Antoinetts
Heckscher Miss Anna Connolly. Miss Mary Van
derhoef Miss MoIiis Maxwell and Miss Adelaide
Knox. John Stevenson will be the best man. and
the ushers chosen Ernest Tracy. George c W.
Low. Bailey ganderhoef, Spencer Turner, MORN
Hare and Roger Flanders.
The Saturday Evening Dancing Class VIII meet
at Delmonico's on Saturday evening next
Among those who sailed for Europe yesterday
we're the Prince and Princess Cantacuzens who
have spent several months IN this country; Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Ely and Miss Harriet B. Robb.
oaUehter OF ]. Hampden Robb.