New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
About People and Socfol lncsdenfS.

the Amateur Comedy Club. among the PERFORM
ers being Philip F. Kobbe. Miss Marie Huntington
William C. NJ Moore. William III. Adams Nls,
Olivia Hitchcock and Mrs. Erhardt Lee.
On Friday bridge tournament and fair vrn
take place Plaza for the heneft az ths Npr-
sery and chf1d.s Hospital. The COMMITTEES h,
charge OF the affair includes Miss Harriet Alsx-
ander Miss Hoyt. Miss Adelaide Baylis and Ma.
Eleanor Dupgnac, and among the patronesses ars
Mrs Clark Potter Read. Mrs william Baylis Nr,
Henry s. Schley. Mrs. Alexander Won C'or,ard auS
Mrs. French Wilbour- The prizes will include .
Tiffany clock tickets for The Merry Widow" en-
Mrs w Bayard Cutting. Mrs Alfred @. van-
derbit Mrs NJ Orme Wilson and Mrs. stuyys-
SAINT Fish among the patTonesses Of Nahan
Franko's I.enten musicals. tho first OF which VIII
take place at the Plaza March 90. with Josef
Hofmann and Mime Nordica features Of TIA
programme -. .,s.5
Mrs Vanderbilt gives musical to-norrov
afternoon at her house in West 9TH street 4,
honor Of the Society OF Colonial Danes. TO which
she belongs. and has asked about a hundred OF Der
friends meet them.
Several entertainments will be given this v..x
for Miss Julia Fish and William Lawrence Br.ess
who are to be married tomorrow week ii ST
James's Church, Madison avenue and 7Isr street
by Bishop Courtney. William L. Breese will hav.
a dinner for his ushers. who consist OF Stuyvesanr
and Hamilton Fish. IT.. Aymar Johnson. James L.
Breese jr., Wistar Kendall. William 2. Rogers
and Rupert Higgins who is 70 offciate his half
brothers. best man. Miss Fish. who is the daugh-
ter Of Hamilton Fish. OF the United States Treas
rry Will be attended by her sisters. Miss Jarst
and Miss RosaIind Fish. Her fance IS a son oc
the late William l.. Breese. whose widow married
Henry Higgins. Of London, son OF Jacob On
MUM
Mr and Mrs Rudolph KisseI have issued tbs
Invitations for the wedding Of their daughter.
Miss Gladys Kisse TO James T. Miller in tbs
Church of the Incarnation. on Thursday, April ,
at 33o The Rev. DR.. William Cirosvenor VIII per-
form the ceremony Miss kisseI. whose engage
nent was announced last January. made her denus
a year ago at dance given By her grandrnothsr.
Mrs. David P. Morgan
Mrs. u. Pferson Hamilton Mrs Delaney
Kountze Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair. Mrs William P.
Douglas Mrs W. Barclay Parsons and Mrs. Rob
ert c. Pruyn constitute the committee in Charge OF
of the concert which take place the afternoon
of Friday April ;. in the ballroom of the Waldorf
Astoria in behalf Of the Maternity Hospital
NJ Caruso and Miss Geraldine Farrar as well as
several other of the artists of the Metropolitan
Opera Company, figure on the programme
Miss Mamie Van Nostrand Marvin's marrias.
TO Cary Selden Rodman takes place to-mo-row
afternoon at the home Of the bride in East S9tr
street. the ceremony being performed BY the Rev.
w T Crocker. rector Of the Church OF trs
Dr.. and Mrs George II. Marvin. will be attended
by her sister. Miss Lee Marvin and Miss Else
ROdman.
Mrs Devereux CIapp. who ha. been spending
the greater part Of the season in New York sailed
Yesterday for Europe, bound for Paris. wnsre she
will spend the season
Mr.. and Mrs. de Peyster Livingston have lsft
town for North Carolina. and are staying az Ashs-
Vile, y. c.
NJ. and Mrs George ". Vanderbilt ara enter
their place in North Carolina. and aulons their
guests just at present are Dr. and Mrs. ". Seward
Webb.
Captain the Hon Frederick and Mrs Guest
Frederick Townsend Martin. Mrs. Frederick Edev
and Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney are among those
staying at Palm Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter s Gurnee. jr.. are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of a son at their
house in Lexington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney and their
children leaving here the Pacific Coast this
week and viii make a tour OF several weeks dura-
ticn through California before returning East
Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge has issued Invitations for
a luncheon on Wednesday next followed by bridge
at her house in East 5sth street.
Mrs James w Gerard has left town f7r Nom
tana and viii be away until Easter
The Due and Duchesse de ChauInes who 7s-s
booked to sail yesterday. have postponed their de-
paF'uFe Tor France until Wednesday next