New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

Among the smart weddings of the month will b,
that of Miss Georgette Haven Boriand TO Graham
Bandy January 30. in the Church OF the Incar-
nation, Madison avenue and 35th street Miss Bor-
land is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Nelson
Borland a grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. George Girls
void Haven and a niece OF Mrs Stephen Peabody
and of Mrs. Forsythe wicks- Her fance comes
from Brooklyn, but for time Fast has nads
his home in Manhattan. in East 3sth street
Another January marriage will be that OF Miss
Florence Padelford. daughter of Mrs Ernest
Cunard by her first husband. to the Hon. Robert
Grosvenor. eldest son and heir OF Lord Ebury ara
a cousin of the Duke of Westminster The we'd
ding will take place In London Mrs Ernest
Cunard the mother OF the bride. formerly
Miss Florence MePheeters of Baltimore.
Miss Mabel Lefferts Jones's marriage 70 Gustavus
Calhoun Marshall takes place Saturday week
in the Brick Presbyterian Church. Fifth avenue
and 37th street. Miss Sarah and Miss Charlotte
Marshall Miss Ruth Ashmore. Miss Eleanor Cur
and Miss Gertrude Easton will be the brides
maids and Miss Gladys Jones the maid OF honor
The ushers will be Edward CIarkson Potter. jr-.
Arthur Cooley, Howard Jackson. Robert B. Bar
tholomew and Irwin Cornell while s. Duncan
Marshall jr. will be his brothers best man After
the ceremony reception will be given by the par
OF the bride Mr. and Mrs Dwight Arven
Jones. at their house. in West 51st street.
the beneht OF the Ladies' Association OF ths
J. Hood Wright Hospital morning card party.
beginning at 1880 O'Clock. will be given on Thurs
day week at the house of Mrs J. Hood wright. IN
Fifth avenue. Tickets at s. each be obtained
from Mrs Chauncey Kerr. No 763 Fifth avenue,
the treasurer of the association.
Mrs. Alexander T. Van Nest is again taking tbs
lead the organization of the annual charity ball
the benefit of the Nursery and Childs Hospital.
which will take place Tuesday. February T. az
Aston ElO-a Ha r-f-
Mrs Van Nest at her house, in West S7th street
Mrs Charles II. Marshall last evening gave this
first of series of small dinner parties INTRODUCES
her daughter. Miss Evelyn Marshall. 1t took placs
at her home. in East 18th street. and the guests
numbered about twenty.
The first of the January series Of the Bag5,
musical mornings the WaIdorf-Astoria begins
tomorrow. The artists will be Nine. sembrich and
Victor Herbert and his orchestra.
Mrs Henry A Alexander and Miss Eleanor 3.
Alexander Will be at home Tuesdays IN jan
uary at No ~ West 47th street Miss AIexauder
was recently formally introduced 70 society.
Mr. and Mrs William B. Dinsn1ore who sail tor
Europe on January Is. will remain at Tuxedo until
their departure.
Mrs. George A. Crocker. who has been spending
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. William Sloane at
Mount Kisco. will return from there tomorrow.
Mrs. Henry Clews tr.. also returns 70 town this
week from Baltimore where she has been spending
the holidays with Mrs John B. Morris.
Mr. and Mrs W. VI. V. Hoffman will close their
Tuxedo cottage on Tuesday and return 10 town for
the winter
Mrs Elliott F. Shepard sailed <or Europe yes
terday the Kaiserin AugIste Victoria She VIII
remain abroad for the remainder of the winter.
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune-I
Newport. r. L.. Jan. 4-COlonel C.. l.. +. Robinson.
who was i'll In New York short time ago is again
i'll and confined his cottage in Kay street here
Mrs. William E Glyn, who had been here during
the week, returned TO New York to-day
Mrs. w. Storrs Wells. who had been inspecting
her summer estate, has returned TO New York
PRESIDENTS COWBOY DAYS OVER