New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
Abour People and Social k7cfde'fs.

4 Among the most notable OF the marriages =.
| L. Gerry Miss Corn>aia Hartman IN Gracs
Church on St-ove Tuesday The ceremony win \.
| followed by a reception given By Mr. and Mrs
! n Hartman the house which they have rented
from Mrs Joseph Stckney- in Fifth sVenus. pend
ing the completion of their osn town house Ma.
Mary Hartman will be her sisters maid or hana.
and Peter Gerry win be his brothers best man
Another wedding IL that OF Miss Josephine v..
Beuren Reynolds to Seth E Thomas. r.. IN ..
Marks Church 10Th street and Second av.rue n,
Thursday next II win be followed by q reception
given by the widowed mother OF the bride n,
James Van Beuren Reynolds. at her house. No n
West 18th street. which sdtors the oIc Va,
Beuren mansion. OF the most picturesque Land
marks OF that crowded thorousf,are OF n. shop
ping district.
Mi-Careme that is to say March = IN. s..
selected by Miss Julia Fish the DAT. os aw
wedding TO William Lawrence Breese vho ~
rives here on Saturday next with his haIf-hrothsr
Rupert Higgins who IS 70 orfcLate his bes- ma,
HIS mother. Mrs. Henry o. Higgins. widow NJ
William Lawrence Breese and sister O. ths
widowed Princess Lyna-. oc Prussia. Is Likewise
coming over to witness the marriage. One OF n,
two daughters. sisters OF the bridegroom, n tas
wife o. Lord willoughby d'Eresby. heir % rhs
honors and estates OF the enormously wealthy Eaa
OF Ancaster while the other daughter married lase
fall Lord AIastair Innes-Ker. younger brother ana
heir OF the chidless Duke OF RoxDurghs- The we'd
ding viii be solernnized in ST Janes's Protestant
Episcopal Church Madison avenue and list street
the ceremony being performed by Bishop Cou-raay
Afterward there Will a reception given by Ham,
iItor Fish, the father Of the bride. his house. in
East 18th street Hamilton Fish, f., James Law
renee Breese. tr.. William 2. Rogers. Seymour
Johnson. wistar Kendall. Charles Lawrence ana
Thomas Battele. OF Boston. will be th- ush.rs
while Miss Rosamond and Miss Janet Fish VII b
in attendance upon their sister Immediately arsr
the wedding the newly married coupl. VIII san for
England. to spend the season IN London
Mrs David P. Morgan issued invitations Tor
a dance Thursday next for her grarAaugttsr.
Miss Mildred Carter who IS spending the season In
New York with her mother. while her father. John
r. Carter. has been acting as American cha-ss
d d'arafres in England during the absencs lsaxs
in this country OF Ambassador Reid The lat,sr
sails for England this week. after being enter
tanned on the evening before his departure By chs
Pilgrims a dinner at DeInonico's- Mr.. Reid has
spent OF his furlough n California WITH his
father-in-Iaw D. o. Mills. at whose country place
there Mrs Reid and Miss Jean Reid will remain
until they return London later or.
Another dance within the next fortnight Is that
given by Mrs John Duncan Ernuet. formerly Misc
Josephine DrexeI at her house IN Madison avenue.
on February 2s for her husbands niece. Miss Mar
garet Harris OF the debutant-s OF the season.
Mrs Clarence Mackay has issued invitations for
a dinner 10 be followed BY musical Thursday
next at her house. IN Madison avenue Earlier IN
tn. day the waldorf-Astorta will be the OF
concert organized by Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Ms
William Douglas Sloane, Mrs Seth Barton french.
Mrs Charles B. Alexander and Miss Frelinghuysen
in behalf Of the New York orthop@dio Hospital
MI and Mrs Rowland stebLrns have issued tnv-
tations for a large theatre party and super oa
Tuesday evening next
On Tuesday and Wednesday the annual per.
/ forrnances of the Junior League VIII take place
in the big ballroom OF the Plaza for the oelees
of the Music School Settlement and OF The Iusti-
tute for the Blind Ben Jonson's masque. en-
titled The Hue and Cry After Cupid" which hs
wrote on the occasion OF the rnarriage OF Lord
Ramsay TO Lady Elizabeth Radcliffe. daughter Of
the Earl Of Sussex, IN the early part OF the sew
enteenth century, will be given. followed by
French comediette and twenty-ulinuts adapta-
ton of The Importance OF Being IN Earnest"
Miss Mary Mason HaseI1 Will I'll the role Of
Venus; young Edward Thompson that OF Cupid;
Miss Margaret Harris. Miss Frances Tho-ne and
Miss Gertrude slocum Will be the Three Grace,.
Miss Dorothy TuckerTnan the Bride. and Miss
Sus.rne Glover, Miss Margaret SIade. Miss Mary
Ostrander Orme Wilson. Emmett Harris and Will
lam Appleton the members OF her court Mss
Dorothy BfgeIow Miss Doris Wolcort Btssei-
Miss Eleanor Townsend and Olney de Kovsn are
also comprised IN the cast all the girls figuring
| therein being debutantes OF the present season
Mrs HiIborne I. Roosevelt. Mrs :. Bo-den
Hartman. Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge. Ms Z =
satterlee. Mrs. Tracy Hopptn and Miss Rnerr arc
the committee in charge OF the concert @or cne
/ benefit Of the West Side Juvenile Club. which
| will take place the Waldorf-Astorfa or Frfday
| afternoon. February IS. AT n. and az Vnica
Miss Mary Garden and NJ Gilbert viii sing
Mrs J. Montfort schIsy gave small theatre
| marty last night for Miss Katharine 3 scniey
Among her guests were Mr.. and Mrs William =
WILCOX Miss FeIlowes and Cyril Stephenson
Mrs Charles 3. Alexander and MIS-. Bayafa
I Tuckernan the patronssses who received
the guests at the OF the Metropolitan dances
| for young girls who have not yet made then
/ debut and which given last night az sherry
Dancing began az o'clock and took the rcrn OK
a cotiIIon. the latter followed by a buffet supper
| shortly before midnight