New-York tribune., 1908-03-03
About People and Socfol Incfdenfs.

e, gers the hunting field. had complied 30 far -.
| the suggestion OF the management Of tle eufs-..a
| ment as 70 add pink silk and satin facngs N 60
| ordinary evening dress coats. All the floral ds
| tions OF the big ball room and OF the other -
/ in which dancing took place were pink The rn.
/ hers of Nahau Franko's orchestra. which -,
/ throughout the evening. were CARRIED in pink eos'
| The frocks OF the women were Of various sb.s.
/ OF pink or else Of white relieved WITH pfnk -.
| needless to add all the lights were pfuk -
| programmes were % pink and were distributes =
| a bevy OF pink govvned maidens. consisting % ".
! Ina Kissel. Miss R0salind Otis. Miss h.eanor n.
hne Miss GLADYS Roosevelt. Miss Katharine r.s
| fax and Hiss Doris WOlcoJt BisseiI The s,s,.
| were received by the following parronesses. W..
| IIeu-v Fairfield Osborn. Mrs Edward T. Fer..
Mrs Charles Ostrander. MTs- Schuyler Schera9
Miss Julia Dodge Mrs. Lewis IA Deadeld w.
Hamilton Fairfax and Mrs Sanford BsseH r.
were assisted by Il floor committee os young n.
conprising Charles Edmund Fairfax. e.. she-n.-
ITovt Colgate If0yJ r.. Vail StebDins. Klsas-
Van Rensselaer, Francis r. kinnicUtr John 2
Neeser Theron r strong and NJ Neirin. of Ia.
French F,nlbas=v The French AIn6assador "a
Nine Jusserand. who were 20 have been press7r
after A dinner in their hOnc- BY Mss Winih.s
H,I, were detained az Washington Others zsvi,,
dinners last night were Mrs Woodbury. G Lazz
don Mrs j. Kensett OIyphant Ms. Cha-es 2
Alexander ana Mrs. Schuyler SchiefelLn-
The dance was opened with the ancsrs. Al.
continued until n0HiEHIs Ni'ii super was Se-E=i
AZ tabies At which the lights and decorations vs-
of mink After supper it had been planned % han.
NfrIe c;kne. IN. popular little Danish danse1ss An
rear upon the scene and give an exhibition o. he,
skill in tee hunting dance. 0Ct the management
the hotel objected and the dance was omitted
Graz. Church viii be the seems to-day 9. =,
wedding Of Robert l.. Gerry and Miss CornelIa Har
riman which is to take place az noon The csr..
,,rr,, will BE- performed Dy Bishop Doaue. O A.
ban,- assisted by the Rev Dr. William 2 H.zs
notion and the Rev !. H. McGUinress. vicar Of 3 II
Iobn-s Church. at Arden, the country pace q u.
ami Mrs T. II Hartman. the parents ~ the 6r1s
<ahan Franko. with violinists "au -arpisrs. al
Ia,oes = FIeIfensteiu, the OrSanisr Of the chEc
,iu furnish the musical features Of the cersna-7
,,bfo-, will be followed by a reception given or
and Mrs. Hartman at the house n Fisth aaa-s /
which they have rented So- the season from xA
Joseph Stickney-
Mrs lanes w. Pinchot and her daughter, Ladr
,l,-rs,ora have arrived In town from WashnEtoa
and are stavfng win Mr.. and Mrs Amos R E1s
pincbot. Lady Johnstou- viii sail on SATURDAY for
e,onenhagen. where her husband, Sir Alan John
.tone represents King Edward as minister ple-.
potentiary-
,rrs OakIefeh Thorne and Miss Charlotte Thorns
Who are now at Palm Beach. viii return 70 ton.
next Tuesday.
The Hon. Nina X ShuttlewortE who has been
snAndfng the winter Washington with her sis-s-
Mrs James wife Of the military attarhe Of tas
british EMBASSY Is booked TO sail to-raorrow t1f
England.
Mr. and Mrs Girdud Foster, who have been staT-
ing AZ Aiken 5. C.. returned TO town yesterday
Miss GLADYS KisseI has selected April as re
dare for her marriage 20 James Ely Miller n re
Church of the Incarnation The ceremony will .
followed by a reception given by her parents IL
and Mrs Rudolph KisseL
Center Hitchcock has left town ro- A.ke-. : c.
Mr. and Mrs William II. Leffe-ts and ". s1t
Mrs Rarent I.efferts hare left town FOR PAN
Beach where Frederick Townsend Martin has ala
arrived from Washington. 10 stay with Nh and
Mrs Henry VI. FIageT-
The Russian Symphony Quartet figures on ts
programme of the series of musical teas which ss
to begin Thursday afternoon in the St Regis