New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
People and Soc1ol lncfdenfs.

, rnert will prove or interest TO many % IN. ofs
families of New York. well as TO tao~~ ~
are acquainted with the important part vhtch JFT
lam Barclay Parsons has played II the engfnse-i,
works of the city Mr.. Weld is graduate of Ia,
vard class o5. and is a member of the Porcsls,.
and ether clubs Of Harvard University. as v.r
as Of tn. Somerset Club. in Boston No date ha
been mentioned for the wedding. but it viii pros-
ably take place in the fall
Mr. and Mrs Frank l. Polk have returned .-,-
their wedding trip. and with Dir Polk'S ua-
ents Dr and Mrs William NJ Polk East 3s-
street M and Mrs. Polk married IN Psua
delphia last January Mrs Polk was Miss Ella
beth Sturgis Potter and is a daughter Of Mr srs
Mrs James Potter, of Philadelphia
The Duchess Of Marlborough is due TO 49,.
to-day from England or board the Lacau!a vhH.
here she will the guest Of her mother. Nr, q
II p Belmont and her brother. William T. Fs-
derb1t jr. She viii De the guest of Mrs Clarsae.
II Mackav AZ the Manhattan Opera House q.
Tuesday evening when the Italian benefit perform
ance will be given
Iad,, IohnstoDe sails to-day for Copenhsr.-
where her husband Sir Alan Johnstone. us,r--
sents King Edward minister ple1Dote enrta-y
Lady Johnstone arrived IN town from Washas-
ton A week ago with her mother MTs- James "
Pinchot. and they have been staying vtth NJ
and Mrs Amos r Pinchot az their home IN Pa-k
avenue
Mr. AMI Mrs. Herman B Du-yea are booked .,
sail for Europe to-day on board the Amsrika
Mr and Mrs Edwin II Weatherbse and Ha-
Nav weatherbee leave here to-day for Bsraada
10 remain a fortnight
Mr. and Mrs. Casirnir de Rhan Moore lscr a.-.
for Boston yesterday, where they VII oe he gass,
Of Charles FRYE
Dr. J Duncan Enu7et has 1ef- town fo- ~ so1r.
TO remain for a few weeks Mrs Enmet 7ill prso-
ably Join him later
In the Fifth avenue home OF the Rev and Ms
A Duane PeE an illustrated lecture Tas c.
thedral Of St John the Divine was gwen yssis,
day afternoon under The patronage oS the --1s1sa
of the cathedral and others interested iH The
r,Ie+ion Of the structure Views OF the carhsd-zI
were shown and there was also opportunity 70
inspect Mr. PeTs collection Of old siIve- AM china
after which tea vas served Among the pa
tronesses were Mrs. William z IseIi1. Mrs Ric5-
ard irwin. Mrs Charles r Hoffman Miss AR
Townsend. Mrs Henry W Non-ce- Ms Johz
Greenough and Mrs. James II. Aid-ich
Under the patronage OF ZIrs. Stephen 4 Osin.
Mrs. William g. Osborn. Mrs ScHUyleT schieTail.
Mrs Gustav Z Kissel Mrs 4 Morgan Gr1znsI.
Mrs. Norton Goddard Mrs George F. Baker, Mrs
Cleveland H Dodge Mrs !. West R1osevelt N-s
Henry Parish jr.. Mrs Rooert u IL Forest and
others The Simple Life a comedy in sou- acts.
will be given for the benefit OF the Warren Co..
dard House OF the Friendly AiGs SCciet-. on Aarcl
l.. Il will take place At the Carneg1e Lyceur.
Tickets NAV % obtained from Mss T-e110re 15t
Of No. Us West 59th street. Miss lula Dodgs y
No ~ Park avenue and Miss Charlotte Ciri-neI
Of No IS East 55th street and also a. The Ca-nsEs
Lyceum.
James Anderson Haves has recently returned
from a four months TYP abroad and al MS
house in Madison avenue for the remainder q ~
winter and sprfng-
M and Mrs Pembroke Jones and Mss Sats
Jones vii leave town on W-einesdav Tor Airiis,
their country place IN Wilmington. y. g.