New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
Abouf People and S0csof 1ncsden1S.

Mapbat+an Opera Company VIII constitute tia
feature of the programme. and on Friday con-
cert at which Miss Mary Garden and n Gilbert
viii sing will take place. in behalf ~ the West
Side Juvenile Club. at the Waldors-Astoria. under
the patronage Of Mrs. Hiiborne l. Roosevelt Mrs.
Herbert L. Satterlee. Miss Rhett. Mrs, J. Borden
Hartman ard Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge
Mrs. Henry Alexander gives a fancy dress dance
for her daughter. Miss Eleanor Alexander. at ths
Colony Club on Saturday night. February o. and
on the same evening Mrs. J. Ernlen Roosevelt has
a Leap Year dance at her house In Fifth avenue.
while at Delmoncos the Saturday Evening Dane
ing Glass viii give It's last dance OF the season
series under the mana cement Of Mrs Charles P
Huntington. Mrs. John Duncan Ernmet who was
Miss Josephine DrexeI. dance Friday
evening at her house in Madison avenue for her
husbands niece, Miss Margaret Harris one of ths
debutantes Of the season. II VIII he preceded By
dinner for which eighty invitations have besn
issued and on the night Mrs. Charles Far
reilly will give theatre party and a supper for
Miss Mary Mason Hasen for whom her mother.
Mrs. Lewis CrIger HaseIl. gives a theatre party
and supper the previous evening
Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn. Mrs Schuyler 4
Schiefeln Mrs. Woodbury. q I+ausdon, Mrs. J.
Kensett Olyphant. Mrs. Hamilton r Fairfax ana
a number of other women are giving dinners "a
connection with the Redoute Rose, or pink ball.
which is take place tomorrow week az tns
Plaza and to which the Misses Holt. Who havs
A dinner that night in honor OF the French An
of their guests The ball Is for the benefit - ths
New York Association for the Blind. and among
the patronesses Of the affair are Mrs. George 2.
Mcclellan Mrs j. Pierpont Morgan. Mrs. He-rp
Phipps Mrs. Payne whitney. Mrs SCHUYLER Sc1ief-
feIin. Mrs. Cleveland Dodge. Mrs z J. Bervtad-
Mrs. CIarkson Jay. ir-. and Miss Julia Dodge. a
number OF whom will take charge OF receiving and
welcoming the guests. The floor COMMITTEES COM
prises Colgate Hoyt, Henry Morgan Post Ki'ae1
Van Rensselaer,, Edmund Fairfax. F Vail steohins
and Philip Birckhead All the decorations are -
be OF a pink character The women are 20 Tssr
pink dresses, white froCks with touches Of pink
The men are TO wear the dress coats OF the hunts
to which they belong or else pink facings TO their
ordinary evening coats while even Franko-s
ira, which Is furnish the music. Will Be atttrst
in pink At midnight seated supper viii -
served.
Ambassador JIs=erand IL also expected 20 a-te-1
the rete given Saturday evening next at the 50.
Regis for the benefit OF the pension fund OF t1s
National Society OF French Professors - America
of which the President OF the United States and
the President OF tire French Republic are Joint pa
irons. feature OF the entertainment will BE- re
exhibition of of the literary treasures OF =
Pierpont Morgan and Of Andrew Carnegie. am
there will also be several addresses and coti1o--
Miss Constance Parsons's wedding Montgomery
Hare has been set for Wednesday. March L. at .tha
house OF her father. John Z Parsons, In East S6JI
street 1t viii be very quiet affair. owing 70 tha
was graduated from Yale IN 1893. HIS brother.
Dennis Hare will be his best man. The bride VII
have attendants. Her brother. Herbert Parsons.
her sisters very limited number Of near rela-
tives and intimate friends will constitute the entire
wedding party
Robert Gerry's marriage to Miss Corueiia Hart
man takes place Tuesday week He gave his
farewell bachelor dinner last Friday The cere-
nony Will be performed at Cracs Church BY Bishop
Doane OF Albany. assisted hy the Rev d. Hunt
ington rector Of Grace Church. and the Rev J. H
NcCTuinness rector Of st Johns Church. a. Arden
the country place Of the HarTlmans- Afte-vrard
there will be a reception for the newly married
couple at the house IN Fifth avenue which z H
Hartman the father Of the bride. has rented for
the season from Mrs Joseph Stfckney- Mts Mary
Hartman Will her sisters maid of honor. and
her bridesmaids Will incIUde Miss Elsie Rowland
Miss Anita Peabody. Miss carol Hartman. Miss
Marion Clarke MISS Margaret Dix. and Miss Ruth
AvereiI. of Rochester- Peter Gerry Will he his
brothers best man. and Monson Norris Robert
Goelat Frederick Kernochan. Bradish Johnson.
John S. Ames. AvereU Hartman. William Stack
pole and Aaron Davis viii be the UsheTs-
Other weddings those OF Edward Rush Dusr
to Miss Anna Whitehead. daughter OF Mrs. Pen
nington Whitehead. on "Wednesday next t1s
Brick Presbyterian Church, and o. Miss CSerrrEds
Meredith, daughter Of Nr- and Mrs William T
Meredith. TO J. Osgood Nichols, IN Grace CAl-c1
chantry on Friday. Miss Mary I-rd--hH woods
wedding to Merrill Edward Gates. jr son OF Me-
riu Edward Gates. Of Washington. viii rot take
place until Tuesday. April IN Grace Church chan
try. Miss Wood is the daughter Of the Iats VIII
lam $. Wood, who died the other day.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Hartman. who have beez
staying the Plaza fo- most OF the wintez leave
there to-day for Aiken. s. c. where they viii spend
q few vedks.
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Robinson Who have been
spending the week at Washington. return 70 cora
Tuesday.
Mrs. Courtenay Walter Bennett. wife = the new
British Consul General az New York. viii give an
home Wednesday night at the Hotel Majestic.
where she is spending the winter with her husband
and young daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould entertaining
house party st their country place az LakaBsed
Mrs. = Bruce Isuay. who IS staying VIII 1l-z.
Gustav Ansnck. Is booked 20 sail for England On
March =
TWO JOKERS: ONE DECK.