New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
Abouf People and Social lncidenfs.

for the members of the S,cs.y of Colonial Danes
to which she belongs. Mrs. Anson P. Atterbury,
of the former presidents OF society read
a paper, and Mr.. Witherspoon was heard In a nur,
7 Der of songs There was large attendance OF the
members and 9 officers were present
The latter include Mrs William Robson presi-
dent Mrs. Howard Townsend. honorary president.
Mrs Hamilton r. Fairfax and Mrs. William Bed
low Beekman. vice-presidents: Mrs. Francke H.
Bosworth. recording secretary; Mrs. De Witt Knox
corresponding secretary; Miss Julia NcAnls,e-
treasurer; Mrs Thomas Townsend Sherman. rexfs-
trar. and Mrs William Adams Brown. historian
The board of managers is composed OF Mrs Lans-
dale Boardman. Mrs Thomas T. Sherman. Mrs
Henry Cady Sturzes. Mrs. William j. Little and
Mrs Thomas Hicks. Among the other members
Mrs. Daniel Bacon Mrs Frederic r. Belts.
Mrs Mebert p. Cary. Mrs Prescott Hall Butler
Mrs. John Crosby Brown. Miss Emily de Peyster,
Mrs. Devereux Emmet. Mrs. Charles L. HackstaR
Mrs Herbert Parsons. Mrs Henry f. Osborn. Mrs.
Edwin ID. Morgan. Mrs. Henry g. Trevor. Mrs.
Dallas Bache Pratt. Mrs Moses Taylor Pyne Nrs
Hlborne l.. Roosevelt Mrs Robert p. Roosevelt
Mrs Alexander T. Van Nest. Mrs Stanford White
Mrs Archibald Rogers Mrs Charles A. Peabody
Mrs Adam Gordon Norrle and Mrs Sidney de Kay
large and fashionable audience present az
the Carnegie Lyceum last night. where number
of society's amateur actors gave performances os
''The Simple Life" by the author of The Present
Generation" Last nights entertainment for
the benefit of the Jewell Day Nursery, and was
under the patronage of Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge
Mrs. Marshall ]. Dodge. Mrs H H HOLSTER Mrs
Louis Stanton. Mrs. 5 r Bertron. Mrs. ].
Kensett OIyphant, Mrs. W Brevoort Potts and
others The play Will be presented at the Carnegie
Ilyceunn every night his week but Thursday when
IT will given in the Plaza for the benefit OF
Riverhead Home for ConvaIescent Children The
cast last night follows: Gerardus Carter.
Philip F. Kobbe. jr.: Polly. Mrs Erhardt-Lee; Rob-
erts Theodore Z. Steinway; Baron Ernest Won CIr1.
William Herbert Adams; Francisco Emilio Serrano.
Edward FaIes Coward; Richard BarweH. Thomas
H. Russell: Jimmy Williams. Evert Jansen Wen
dell: Madge Carter. Miss Olivia Hitchcock: George
Barwell ir Walker Marcus bennett; Mildred Bar
we'll Miss Marie Huntington; John Hertngtou
Harold w. Gould. Kelly. George o. Peddington;
Judge Platt William Clifford Moore; George Bar
we'll ST. Jacob Wendell jr- There are four acts,
the first two being laid in the morning OF
the Carriers In 18th street. Fifth avenue and
the last two in the BarweH library. by. Fran
els Rogers sang between the acts
This evenings performance OF THE Simple Life"
will be for the benefit of the Warren Goddard
House of the Friendly Aid Society
For the benefit of the George Junior Republic
an entertainment given in the Colony Club last
night at which Mrs. Elizabeth Pattee- WaIlach
sang negro melodies and there were numbers by
the FlonzaIey Quartet Among the patronesses
were Mrs. Edgar s.'Auchincloss. Mrs J Tolman
PYLE Mrs Walter CT Oakman, Mrs. G. Cabot
Ward and others.
Miss Mamie Van Nostrand Marvin. daugh-
ter of the late Dr. and Mrs George Howard Mar
vim was married yesterday afternoon at her home.
in East ssth street. to Cary Seden RodTnan- The
Rev. ". T. CrOcker performed the ceremony IN
the presence of only relatives and few intimate
friends The bride wore gown Of white satin,
trimmed with point lace, and her veil was also
of point lace Miss Elizabeth Van NOstraud Mar
win, sister of the bride. and Miss Elsie F. Rod
man. The bridegroom's sister, the bridesmaids
Their gowns were OF white lace. Charles Butler
was the man and Franklin Crosby Butler,
Bertram II. Borden. Abraham Z BayIs. William
X Greene, Randolph ROdman and DR. Arthur s
Vosburg were the ushers. A reception followed the
ceremony. The newly married couple will sail for
Europe latter part of the month and will travel
in France and italy
Mr. and Mrs William VI. V. Hoffman are booked
to sail for Europe to-day board the kron-
prfnzessin Cecie- They will make automobie
trip through Italy. Sir Edgar Vincent and c.
Creighton Webb will also sail for Europe to-day
For the benefit OF the Country Home for Con-
vaIescent Babies. Sea Cliff. Long Island. lie
CercIe Dranatique Francais will give a perform
ance of Bisson and Leclercq's comedy ''Jalousie''
this afternoon at the Criterion Theatre Among
those who have taken boxes and seats Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish Mrs. William Douglas Sloane,
Mrs Charles II. Marshall. Mrs NJ OrTe Wilson,
Mrs w. Watts Sherman and Mrs Richard Irwin
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt viii sail soon
for Europe. remain abroad until June- On their
return they will go TO Newport and take posses
sion of BeaulieU. which they have leased again
for the
Mrs j. Borden Hartman and Miss Ethel Harri-
man have gone Bermuda, remain for sew
eraI weeks.