The sun., 1909-02-28
IN SOCIETY.

share recently in the preliminary manage
ment Of the Junior League theatricals at
the Plaza.
Park Mathewson Of this city and Miss
Alice Clarke. daughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Boone W. Clarke Of st. Louis,
are TO be married tomorrow at tho home
Of the brides brother, DR.. b. W. Clarke,
4iOi Maryland avenue, st. Louis Miss
Mary Kinney Hurt of Boonvilc. Mo. a
cousin. will attend rs maid of honor, and
the Misses Charlotte Nelson Of Lcolaire,
H.. and Adelaide Corbet White Of Moberly.
Mo, will be bridesmaids John Hastings
Mrrrell of Chicago will assist the bride
groom as best man. MIR. Mathewson Is
the second son of the late Park Mathew
son. who was an early member OF the
Union League Club.
Mrs. Vanderbilt has invitations OUT
for an evening at home on Friday. There
will bo a French play, music and supper.
A stage will he put mp in the ballroom.
Miss Bell Gurnee will have a leading role
in the play and Count de Perigny and
Count Come will he in the cast.
Frederick Townsend Martin is going
on 10 the Inauguration with n party of
friends Afterward he will go from
there to Palm Beach. Fla. and I've the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Flagler.
Mrs Gardner Weatherbee Of 2i West
Seventy street will give II bridge
breakfast on Tuesday for twenty-four
| friends MIR. and Mrs Weatherbee are
going 10 Palm Beach, Fla. for a stay OF
six weeks Early in May they are going
| to Paris to join their son-in-law and
daughter. Count and Countess Rodolphe
Festcis
| Mrs james Brown and her daughter
Miss Angelica Schuyler Brown. a debu-
tante of the winter. sailed yesterday for
Europe. They will make short automo-
bile tour IN France before going to Lon
don Both Mrs. Brown and Miss Brown
will be presented at court in May. They
plan to make tour Of the Continent
afterward,
| Capt. and Mrs. Warren c. Beach of
5S5 Fifth avenue went TO their house in
Washington yesterday, whore they will
remain for several weeks and entertain
number Of friends over the inaugural
ceremonies. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alex
ander, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Norre and Miss
/ Lota Robinson of Baltimore. who passes
much of her time with friends here. will
60 70 Washington as guests OF Mrs Thomas
! F. Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick ". Vanderbilt.
now at their home here. will pass the
Lenten season in Europe. Mr. and Mrs.
William X Vanderbilt are now at their
/ home In Paris. Mr.. and Mrs George w.
I IN hAiT
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt will return
| from abroad by Easter Sunday after a
twelve month stay in Europe. Mrs. Elsie
! French Vanderbilt will also return late in
/ Lent. Reginald C. Vanderbilt returned
/ from Washington last week
/ Mrs. Robert A. c. Smith Of IL West
Seventy-second street gave a dinner on
| Monday night to celebrate her husband s
birthday anniversary
The second meeting of the sewing class
| for the benefit Of the Nursery and Child 8
Hospital will be held on Friday morning
at the home of Mrs. William kingsland,
1925 Fifth avenue from IL to o'clock.
Tickets may he had of Miss Louise
Warren at IO6 East Twenty ninth street
for the entertainment TO be given at the
Colony Club tomorrow in aid of the
| Home Garden Society. which carries on
settlement work in East ll6th street.
Miss Ruth Draper will give some of her
monologues and Mrs. Ethel ). Elliott
will sing Among the patronesses are
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Mrs. j. Pier
pont Morgan, Mrs. George I. Bliss, Mrs.
| Lawrence Wells Miss Isabella Cammann.
Mrs. Henry Burden and Miss Margaret
jackson.
/ George Westinghouse, Jr., aud Miss
I Violet Brocklebsnk will be married on
Thursday at the parish church OF Irton.
Cumberland. England. Afterward the
/ brides parents, Sir Thomas and Lady
Brockiebanh. will give breakfast at
I Irton Hall for the relatives and friends
present. The Rev. {. II. Brocklebank,
the brides uncle, will perform the cere-
mony. The Misses Sylvia Brocklebank.
twin sister OF the bride, Katherine Brockle-
bank and Sybil Needham. her cousins.
and Edith Parker will be bridesmaids.
Lacy Fleetwood Hesketh will be train
bearer. After Continental honeymoon
Mr.. Westinghouse and his bride will re-
turn to Liverpool. where Sir Thomas and
Lady Brocklebank. who have a fine resi-
dence there, will give them big bridal
reception. They will make their home
at Pittsnurg, Pa.
The wedding Of Miss Jacqueln Kelley
and Joseph Ballister Russell, Jr.. will
take place on Saturday at the home Of
the brides parents, Commander and Mrs
J. ID Jerrold Kelley, 25 Fast Eighty third
street. The bride will wear costume
Of white IN with lace and orange
blossoms will be attended by her
sisters. u sses Muriel Kelley and
Natha'ieF as bridesmaids Charles
+ Russell assist his brother IA beat
man Only Ie'atives and intimate friends
will be present at the ceremony, which
will he followed by reception MIR
Russell il a son of Joseph r Russell Of
Boston and is nephew of the late Gov
William r. Russell Of Massachusetts
All Of the meetings Of the I.enten sewing
class organized some seasons ago by Mrs
Frederic j de Peyster will he held AT her
home. II Fast Eighty-siSth street on
Monday mornings at II O'Clock To-
morrow will be the first Of the series
An out of town wedding Of the week
will he that of Miss Grace Wallace and
the Rev A. Gibson Link. pastor of the
preshyteran Church StrasburR. Va
10 take pace on "Wednesday afternoon
at the home of the brides parents. Mr.
aud Mrs. George Wallace. Middletown.
Winchester, Va
Eliot Gregory will give his niece, Miss
Laura jackson, in marriage ather wedding
--i,h HI an0ren Eapretarv pf tho SuaI