New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
Abouf People and Social lnc'denfs
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

| ar. e C. CuyIer. Mrs C1srencs III Mackays
| Miss CorneIfa Barnes and Mrs RI. W Munros
were the organizers Of matinee yesterday srter-
roon at the New York Theatre for the benefit ot
| the home FOR incurables known a. the House OF
the Holy Comforter Mile Cenee's dancing WAS
the feature OF the entertainments. TO the success
| OF which Mrs. Benjamin Lathrop's singing also
contributed. Among those present, besides Mrs
Mackay and Mrs. CuyIer, were Mrs Thomas
Hitchcock ST., and her granddaughter Mrs FRED
erick Nelson Mrs. Hollis TT. Hunnevel. Mrs.
William X Vanderbilt. jr-. Mrs John Fl Ham
nond Mrs. HiIborne L. Roosevelt. Mrs Dulany
Rowland Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting. Miss Florsncs
Pbett Mrs Rrayton Ives Mrs. g p. Alexander.
Mrs w F.mlen Roosevelt Mrs. Austen Gray,
Miss Anne Morgan. Mrs FoxhaH Keene, Mrs An
son W. Hard. Mrs Lloyd 3 Bryce. Mrs z
H. Hartman. Mrs. Charles Steele, Mrs z. K stur-
gis Mrs. j. Stewart Barney and Mrs Harry A.
Alexander.
al, Thomas's Church was the seen. o. ths v-t-
ding yesterday afternoon Of Miss Mary B. Hart
wick and Lieutenant Robert z. Wood. U. 8 A
The ushers all Of them fellow officers ot tho
bridegroom were. Ike himself. IN full Uniform
The bride, who IS daughter OF Mrs Georss
W. Hardwick Of Augusta. Ga. was attended
by her sister, Mrs Ernest NJ Stires, wife ot
the rector Of the church. who performed ths
ceremony Mrs. Stires dressed IN nauve six
and a Leghorn hat trimmed with rfstarfa
and Hlacs. carrying a bouquet or orcnics, Vhils
the bride in white satin trimmed with dl-
chesse lace and tulle veil She carried ivory
bound prayerbook IN lieu OF flowers Lieutenant
Woods best man was Paul Mohr. Of Kansas City.
and the ushers Lieutenant Frank o. Whit
lock- Of West Point; Lieutenant Robert z. Jackson.
OF MiddIetOwn. Conn: Captain Edward Adams. %
Pittsburg, and Lieutenant Frank P Lahu1, q
Washington. Among the guests were the brides
mother. Mrs. George W. Hardwicz; the bride
groom's mother and sister. Mrs Robert ". Wood
and Miss Julia wood. Of Kansas City; Dr. and
Mrs. T. Halsted Myers. Mr. and Mrs Frederic
r. HaIsey, Mr.. and Mrs Ira Barrovs and DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Able. Lieutenant Wood and HIS brids
Will leave town for Panama. where ne is stationed.
early in July
Announcement is made of the engagement % Mrs
William Mayo Dudley. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs.
Henry d NicoH. Of East 65ta street. to John Cad
walader. tr-. OF Philadelphia Mrs Dudley makes
her home at No. 800 Park avenue.
Mr.. ano Mrs. Alfred wagstar r. who are now
at the Belmont. will depart for Newport to-day.
They VIII not return until after the wedding Mss
Pauline lie Roy French and Samuel WagstaT next
Tuesday, in St Johns Church. Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs James speyer will go to thetr
country place az Scarborough. y. Y, to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. De Forest will taxa
possession Of the Train villa in Newport next week
which they have rented for the season.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Hichborn arrived in town
yesterday from Washington, and staying at the
Plaza
Mr. and Mrs August BelmOE-- jr-, have closed
their house IN East 3lth street and have opened
their country place at Hampstead. Long Island.
for the season
Mr. and Mrs George G. Mason Ierr town yes
terday for Tuxedo. and have taken possession or
their country place there which formerly belonged
TO Mr. MasOn's uncle. the James Henry Smith
Mrs. Richard Townsend and Miss MathiIts Town.
send expecting to arrive az the Plaza today
from Washington
Mrs William H Sands has returned 20 town rom
Newport, where she the guest for several days
OF Mrs Lort1lard Spencer. Jr.
Mrs. s. T. Benedict. Of Schenectady. y Y.
cousin OF Frederick Townsend Martin. has arrived
in town. and is staying the Plaza for a few
days.