New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
About People and Social lncfdentx

Low and Mrs. Howard Mansfield all
nave IKE Mrs Mack'y taken boxes for tn. 80
! Miss Constance Parsons's nar-iags 70 ",
| cry Hare takes place on the following a. son- SON
| house. in East 3sth street of Jobn = D. " tie
! father OF the bride. As the bridegroom, j. ns
| ing the wedding will be a very 1uier 49, 'a
Parsons. who is sister Of Herbert Parso s
| have attendants and there VIII ne ro =, vi
Denne Hare officiating as HIS brother. h.. 7's
The ceremony will be performed by N. a
Richards. -
Sewing classes usual in Lent. have n,,..
appearance. and that organized 10 aia -. ,A
Air Fund Of the Cathedral Of St John "a. -.
Will be held on TUESDAY morning ar the hor, "
Mrs. Richard irwin. in West 39th street ara -. VI
IT is in progress there will be music and .,,.
At the last meeting. which took place az Mr, D.
whitney's house in Fifth avenue Miss csl,, ~"
Baker played violin solos and Miss EIlio,, sa,,
Another sewing class that which uork, o..
Orthoprdic Hospital, and Of which Mrs Cha,,..
Alexander and Mrs. Arthur Mason Jone. ar. -,
most active spirits meets Thursday rnorn,n. !.
the house of Mrs. John T. Alexandra IN w..+ ,as
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney are leaving ,-
next week for Thomasville, Ga. to stay thar. ,.s
Colonel Oliver Fl. Payne. Mr.. and Mrs IA,
Payne Whitney will not visit Aiken this sprrx An.
their country place there will remain closed rrs
together with the absence Of Mr.. and Mrs Thor,.
Hitchcock. jr.. who are still abroat and who a,
their return will take I'D their residence at ss.-
place on Long Island will render the Aiken seam
extremely dull
Miss Emily Sloane who has row entirely r.c,z
cred from the effects Of her operation fo- apu.s1
cItis has left town and Joined her father. Henry
sloane at Palm Beach. Others staying there IA
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Mex TwombIy and Miss Pm
TwonbIy DIR. and Mrs ". Seward Webb. vho.
sons have gone on 70 Havana; Mrs Frederick Edsy
Mrs. OakIeigh Thorne and Miss Thorne. Hsu7
Townsend Martin and the Duke and Duchess
ChauInes-
Mrs ] Borden Hartman. Mrs Thomas Hastinr
Mrs Richard Irwin and the other organizers Of tas
tableaux vivans given week aso az the ColcF
Club have been encouraged by the great demand
for tickets that occasion. 20 arrange for rF-
tirfon of the entertainment ~ -he Wa.d"rf-A=tara
~, March 9s. the proceeds Of which are To- oe ii,4
cd among three popular charities John II Abr
andAr will again pose the pictures. and The gogss
girls figuring therein will once more i1e.'1e VS.
Ethel Cowdin. Miss Dorothy Biseio7. Miss 7ea-7a
BENJAMIN. Miss Sylvia Parsons Miss E'- 7o- Nor-
timer and Miss Rcsalind Fish
Gilbert will sing At the concert AZ rh@ 7rad7-t
.e,oria next Saturday for the benefit - tho w
yorl, Diet Kitchen Association. while Csruso and
,Iirs Geraldine Farrsr figure on the proGTamme ~
-1a concert which is 70 take place also az ts
Waldorf-Astoria on April IN osnsli o. ne Ma
ternftv Hospital On Tuesday 0ee- ne 'eres
Dramatique Francois will give p'r''rtl4hce "
r,isson and lie Ciercq's "JaloCse a. me tr'erin
,rb.a,ra for the benef, of the Countr- Home for
Fish. Mrs NJ. Orme Wilson. Mrs Nan'eF''. 4aa
,,rs Ricbard Mortimer have already taken boxes
for the affair
From England comes the announcement ., ne
engagement of ". Max Muller 70 MISS "anl'
Heibers Of Christiania- W Max N1Ief "a' ~
r,anv Years attached to the British EMBASSY Il
I,-sbt,y,on is well known in New York socisty-
ard ar Sevport and is now first secretary OF me
British Legation in Norway. He IS the son OF Us
late Professor Max Muller. Of Oxford OnlFsrAA'
The marriage will take place at Christlania on
April 21-
Man. u-Addin9s Of interest 20 New York socis1
a-o set for April That Of Miss Emily Wsls
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN NeHes. !"
Harry Pelham Robbins son Of Mr. ana WIS
Henry Asher Robbins. is scheduled for Aprll = ~
Grace Church. where on the following aII7Ino"a ~
Miss Georgette Collier daughter Of Mrs VI DWigi'
collier will be led 10 the altar by David L Dana
snriI > ras been selected the date OF ths mar
-iage of James Miller. of Mrs Charles A MI
rer 10 Miss Gladys kissel. daughter OF Nr- sns
Mrs Rudolph KisseI and granddaughter or MIS-
David P Morgan. in the Church Of the lncaTns
rfon Frederic Ashton de Peyster's wedding 70 Mss
Alice Abercronbfe-N Miller takes place al Lakewood
on Tuesday April q and on the same day 81
Georges Church. Stuyvesant Square. Will oe ths
scene of the marriage of Frank Fl Appleton :"
Boston. 10 Miss Nathalie Gourlie. daughter Of t1s
late John H GourIie. while at St Thomas : Cnurca
on that day Miss Clara Wright Barclay. daughter
of the late Henry A Barclay. Will become the VIE
of ! Victor Onativfa tr on Tuesday. April y -
10 be the wedding of Miss Helen de PeysteT- sister
of Frederic Ashton de Peyster, 10 DT- G. A Lung
OF the United States navy. in St BaTthoone"s
Church where the ceremony Will be performed y
Bishop Greer. while tomorrow week s. Jamess
Protestant Episcopal Church. in Madison avenae
will be the scene of the wedding OF Miss Juis
Fish, daughter of Hamilton Fish. OF the Cni'ea
States Sub-Treasury. 70 William Lawrence breese
son of the late William Lawrence Breese. Of New
York whose widow after his death married Henf'
Higgins OF London. where she now makes hsr hona
William Lawrence BreeSe and his naif brother NJ
pert Higgins who = to offfciate his best man
are due here on Tuesday on the Krouprinzessa
Cecilie and will return TO Europe Immediately atts
the wedding
Robert l. Gerry and his bride are spending thsif
honeymoon at Elbridge 7. Cierry's country place "
Delaware Lake. but are booked 10 sail this VesA
for Europe. to spend the greater part Of the SUN
abroad
Miss Mamie Van NOstrand Marvin. daughter o.
the late DR.. and Mrs George III. Marvin. VII "
married 10 Cary SeIden ROdman Monday aftel-
noon. March 10. No. 1S East 18th street. ~ '1s
Rev w I. Crocker. rector OF the Church or sD
Epiphany. The wedding Will be a small one on'
the immediate families and few friends being ~
vited. The brides attendants Will b. her siss"'
Miss Lee Marvin, and Miss Elsie Fod-na1- slS'sl
of the bridegroom Charles Butler Will be The oes'
man. and Randolph Rodmdu OF South Orange. D