New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
About People and Social incfdenfs

/ Robert NJ Gillespie. who Miss LInss, \,
Stokes: Miss Ellen w TurnbuIi and Mis-. q
ogden viii be in attendance on the bride +hs - -
bridesmaid. Miss Muriel Morris, having saisa =
Europe with her mother. Mrs. Lewis Cas-. ~ -oe
yard Dudley Davis whose marriage to Mis- -
Cirosvenor took place last summer at Nsvpor, -
be his brothers best man, and the ushers WIN -
cIude Russell Perkins, George r. Baker ir Ia
Kearny. Charles s. Butler and Dr FeIlovves -
all OF New York, and PIiny Jewell. jr. and phr,.
French, of Bostsn- Most of them are classvn,ts
of the bridegroom. who was graduated from Ha-'
ward ten years ago. After the ceremony a rsesr-
viii he given for the newly married couple bv -
| brides sister, Mrs Edward NeoH Dickerson !.
her house, in East 3ith st-e5=-
Miss Helena Van KortIandt CTarkson-s r,a-,.
to Edward Crary Camnann takes place on Ws5Dss
day the Protestant Episcopal Church in Tivot
On-the-H Hudson Owing the brides family ~
ing in mourning. the wedding viii be a quie. ess.
and she will have attendants. f. Schvvt.-
Cammann will Of1ciate hest man, to his bro,bs-
who is the youngest son Of Mr. and Mrs. Hermann
H. Cammsnn and great-grandsCn Of Robert PM
ton. the inventor of the steamboat Clermont
ClarksOn. Richard p. Kent and George P car,-
mann will be the ushers. After the ceremony tbsr,
will be wedding breakfast, given at Chiddingsfops
the brides country home. near TivoI shs is ~.
daughter of the late Thomas StreatheId CIarkson.
Among the other weddings OF the week e. ts..
of Josiah Macy son of Mrs. William H Mac -
this city to Miss Elizabeth Wyatt Wise on sstur
day next at Baltimore. 10 which city a number :,
friends and relatives OF the bridegroom viii betsks
themselves toward the end of the week for the
purpose of attending the ceremony Alfred Macy
will be his brothers best man. and the ushers win
include Harold II. Weekes. who married Mis-,
Louisins Peters. daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs SAM
uel T. Peters; also Robert 5. Crocker John W
Frick and Frederick ~ Thomas Of M9FristoEn
y. J., where the newly married couple viii maks
their home the conclusion OF their wedding
trip
Fair weather will be indispensable to the success.
of the elaborate garden fets for Hope Farm which
is to take place on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoons and evenings on the big field az III
LenOx Library Madison avenue and 7eth street
The field has beautifully laid the oeca-
sion with bay trees and shrubs and divided bv
broad avenues that converge from northeast and
south at baudstand. Marble fountains playing
by day and by night columns and statuary rustic
seats, booths and kIcsks for the sale af all sorts
OF artistic tribes. OF hats, frOcks. lingerie and
gloves for the women and haberdashery for ths
men, viii dot the grounds in every direction Thers
is an open air theatre where vaudeville psFforn-
ances will take place in the afternoon and DANCES
from The BaTteTed Bride by amateurs in tas
evening. There viii also be open air restaurant
where tea viii be served in the afternoon and din
neT in the evening by DelmOnicos, 20 the strains
Of the Hungarian Orchestra and Of tine l2th Res-
ment Band. There are likewise 10 he number
of attractions children conspicuous among them
a Punch and Judy show from London. Among
those who will take part in the performances IN
The open air theatre are Mrs Austen Gray, Mrs
James r. Eustis. Mrs Arthur Scott Burden, Miss
Katherine Atterbury, Miss DOroJhea Moran. Miss
Lucy Brown and Lydis Hoyt. Edmund Rogers
William O'D. Iselin. g Tiffany Richardson and
Thomas B. Clarke, jr. Hope Farm. the charity IN
behalf OF which this entertainment has been or
Eanized. is a summer home tor bows. in which
Bishop David Fl. Greer is particularly interested
Among the committee in charge CT the affair ars
Mrs Thomas Hastings. Mrs J. Borden Hartman.
Miss Anne Morgan. Mrs Richard Stevens. Mrs.
Archibald 5. Alexander. Miss Eleanor Whirridgs.
Mrs. Ernest Isslin, Mrs James W Gerard Ms
Gordon Norrie and Mrs. John H. Mccullough
Mrs Adolf Ladenburg and her daughter. Miss
E.ugenia Ladenburg. who have been abroad for ever
a year. have returned 70 the United states and
at their country place at westbury Long Island
Mrs. ". Pierson Hamilton. who has been abroad
for several months with her father. J. Pisrpaa'
Morgan. IS expected home this week
Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto q. Fabbri viii return frun
Europe the end OF this month, and VIII lsavs i'm
mediately afterward for their villa a. Bar Har5or
where they Will spend the summer
Lady Pearson. wife OF Sir Westman Pearson. has
arrived from England and is staying at the 81
Regis.
Mrs. ogden GoeIet will be at Newport this SUM
mer. but viii not Occupy Ochrs Court. her via
there. She will stay with her father, R. T. VII
son, at his cottage on Narrsgansett avenue
Mrs Francis B. Thurber. jr.. Miss Mary Har7i-
man. Miss Priscilla Stanton. Miss Helen PneiPs
Stokes. Miss Helen Coster and Miss Ruth Draper
ara on the committee in charge OF the open air per-
formance Of The Canterbury Pilgrims 20 oe gwen
on the grounds Of Barnard Coregs, 19th street and
Broadway, on Tuesday afternoon. May .. II vi
be under the auspices OF the Barnard chapter q
the College Settlements Association. and IS given
for the benedt Of the building fund OF the Colsss
Settlement.