New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
Abouf People and Socfdf lncfdenfs.

house of the brides sister. Mrs Arthur Cosby zho
will afterwar5 give small reception for the
newly married couple.
On Saturday the marriage Of Mss Mabel Lersrts
T, Jones to Gustavus Calhoun Marshall win taxa
| place at the Brick Presbyterian Church. Fifth
avenue and 37th street. Miss Gladys Jones viii bs
her sisters maid Of honor and Miss Sarah and
Miss Charlotte Marshall. Miss Eleanor Curraa.
Miss Gertrude Easton and Miss Ruth Ashmors
will be the bridesmaids Edward Clarkson Potter.
jr., Arthur Cooley. Robert Bartholomew. Howard
Jackson and Erwin Cornell will be the ushers and 5.
Duncan Marshall jr the best man. After the cers-
mOny reception will be given BY the parents Of
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Arven Jones' az
their house in West 5lst street.
Mrs John r. Drexel has issued invitations Cor
dinner dance a her house in East ed street
Thursday week for her nieces. Miss Mary Astor
Paul and Miss Frances Fell. the latter daughter
Of Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. OF Philadelphia.
ON the following evening Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane viii give dance for her niece Miss Emily
Sloane. the debutante daughter Of Henry T
Sloane at her house in West SD street Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney dance Tuesday
week at her hOuse in West 57th street for her
sister Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. and for the latters
fance while Mrs Ogden Mills VIII give dancs
at her house in East 69th street Friday, Jang-
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Dinners were given Iast night By Mrs Charles Fl.
Marshall for her debutante daughter. Miss Evelyn
Marshall. at her house East 77th street. and by
Mrs william X Vanderbilt at her house in Fifth
avenue. Mrs. Vanderbilt has planned series of
musicals the first Of which Will take place
on Saturday. when the Philharmonic orchestra VIII
play. with Fritz Kreisler violin solOisr, willis
the following Saturday Miss Geraldine Farrar.
Of the Metropolitan opera, viii be on the pro-
gramme
Mrs. Charles r. Huntington. Mrs. Charles z.
Sands and Mrs. John c. jay were among tks
patronesses receiving the guests at Delmonico's.
where another Of the Saturday Evening dances
took place last night. Francis JOhnst0ne Hopsoa
led the cotflon-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane have Iesr
for Washington. where they are staying with Rear
Admiral and Mrs William Sheffield CowIes. To-
night the Austrian Ambassador and Baroness voa
HengeImuIIer give dinner in their honor.
Mr. ard Mrs Anthony DrexeI and Miss DrexeI
have arrived in town from Philadelphia and are
staying at the Plaza
The annual charity BAH, the fsty-second Of the
yearly series in behalf Of the Nursery and Child 3
Hospital will take place on Tuesday evening, Fs5-
ruary T. at the Waldorf-Astoria- Boxes rr4y be
obtained from Mrs Alexander T sVan Nest. OF
No. 81 West 9th street. between the hours OF
Il and I
The Due de Chaulnes has arrived in town and IS
staying at the waIdorf-Astoria-
Mrs jose F de Navarro will be at home OF
Thursdays No 13 West 18th street the remainder
of the season
Among those who sailed for Europe yesterday
Lord Herbert Vane Tempest, brother OF the
Marquis OF Londonderry. VINO has been over here
for few weeks and Prince Lynar. who has been
transferred from tn German Embassy al Wash
ingtOn TO that at Rome
From Europe comes the announcement OF ths
engagement OF Countess Fabbricotti who Is vel
known in New York society. 20 Baron AEOtt for-
merry attached the Italian Embassy al wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs Rutherfurd Stuyvesant are booked
sail Wednesday next on board the Oceanic
spend the remainder OF the winter and UEe
spring at theis house in Paris