New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
About People and Social Incidents

4 and white lace decorated with white IiIacs ana
pink button roses, their bouquets being Of the sav
| kind Of flowers De Lancey Kane Jay was bis
| brothers best man. and the ushers were AIoncrra
| Robinson John SaltonstalI. Andrew r sarpa,4
Malcolm d. Whitman, Bayard Cutting William,
| Phillips. Nicholas Biddle Duncan Harris Charrs,
| D. Draper Robert LfvermO-e and cyril ETatoh
! After the ceremony, which was performed by tba
/ Rev. DR.. Maitland Alexander, the brides uncle a
: reception followed at Colonel AID Mrs John No
| Cooks house in West 54th street Imrnedlassl,,
( afterward the newly married couple lefJ for Van
| couver from which port they viii sail for Japa7
/ Mr.. Jay is obliged to be at his post in Toxin
| where he Is first secretary of the American F,
l bassy. Mr. Jay has been I'm the diplomatic ssrvics
! since 1902. He is graduate Of Harvard and a son
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus jay. During his resi-
! dence at ConstantinOple he acted charge daf
faires several occasions He was also I'm charra
/ of our embassy at Toxic last simmer. and was
especially empowered by the President exchange
the ratifcations of our recent copyright and trade
mark treaties with japan He had. in conjunction
| with Captain D0ugherty. L. 5. N. the duty OF
assisting the Japanesa government in its prepara-
tions for the reception of Admiral Sperry's fleet
Mr. Jay has travelled extensively in Northern
Arabia and Persia. and has deeply interested him
| self in the Pan-Islamic movement Among those
| present at the wedding were Mrs Malcolm ID.
! Whitman. Miss Harriet McCook- Mrs Alexander
| Mr.. and Mrs C. B. Alexander, the Misses Alex
ander, Mrs Henry Addison Alexander and Miss
I Eleanor Alexander. Dr. Samuel ID. Alexander. Mr.
and Mrs Archibald Stevens Alexander. General and
Jay Colonel and Mrs. Delaney Kane. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Innes Kane. Miss Kane. Colonel and Mrs
William jay. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Iselin. Miss
Alice Jaw Mrs William ScheheIin. Nr. and Mrs
Cirenville Kane Mr. and Mrs Royal Phelps Car
roll Mrs Philip Schuyler. Mr. and Mrs Richard
Mortimer the Misses Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs. James
Lowell Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney. Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Earl Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Cort-
landt Field Bishop. Mr. and Mrs John l. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs ogden Mills, Mr. and Mrs Henry ~
G Taylor, Mr. and Mrs William Douglas Sloane
Mrs ogden GoeIet. Mr.. and Mrs Paul Norton
Mayor and Mrs George E. Mcclellan Mr. and
Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs W. Bayard
Cutting Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Iselin. the Misses
IseIin Mr. and Mrs William Iselin Mr.. and Nrs
Bradsh Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs John D. Rockefeller
tr Miss AIdrich Mrs Norris X Jesup Miss
euyIer. Mr and Mrs. Joseph H Choate. Mrs Alex
ander Van Rensselaer,. Mrs Robert Winthrop, Nrs
Clarence H. Nackay. Mr. and Mrs. l. Dymiy
Prince Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ossood Field
Mr. and Mrs William g Beer, Mrs Vanderbilt
Mrs Maturin Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs Julien A.
Ridley Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Rogers, Mr. and
Mrs F. Gordon Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Egerton L
Winthrop and Mr.. ar1 Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer.
Mr. and Mrs f J. Berwiud are booked TO san
for Europe on Wednesday, April IL and on their
return in July will go their place at Newport for
, the season
Mr. and Mrs Reginald G. Vanderbilt, who were
10 have returned this week from the South have
decided to prolong their stay at Palm Beach Tor
another five six days.
Mr. and Mrs George J. Gould leave town to-day
for the South. where they Will embark on their
turbine steam yacht AtaIanta for cruise il West
Indian waters.
Alfred C. Vanderbilt is booked TO sail fer Europe
to-day and will make his headquarters at his fat
in Park Lane throughout the London season
Mrs. John Clinton Gray leaves town on Saturday
for an extended tour through California
Mrs. Walter Brooks and Miss Edith Brooks. who
had been staying at Atlantic City, returned 20
town yesterday afternoon
Miss Dorothy Whitney and Miss Beatrice Bend
have left Palm Beach and have arrived at Hs-
A striking entertainment will be given az ths
WaIdorf-Astorta on Monday evening. April u, IN
der the auspices Of Auxiliary % for the benefit q
stony Void sanatorium- It Will take the form Of
a Wild West Show" and will be Of the same
nature as the County Fair given last year. There
will be numerous side shows. a shooting gallery,
etc. and an Indian dance, in which a number OF TIE
debutsutes of the season will take part several
men prominent in society will take the part Of
Rough Riders on hObbyhOrses- The executive COM
nttee in charge OF the affair includes Miss Doro-
thea F WardweII Miss CIarinda :. BOardman
Miss Ieonore Cobb. Miss Hester L Davis, Miss
Charlotte T. GrfnneU Miss Elizabeth Jennings. Miss
Helen r. sloan. Miss Annie A Sturges and Miss
Margaret NJ Tuttle- Among the patronesses are
Mrs Henry A Alexander. Mrs John w Alch1n-
Gloss Mrs Joseph 5. Auerbach, Mrs. Henry F. toe
Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge. Mrs f Morgan t'rlnneA
Mrs J. Borden Hartman Mrs J. PierQ0nr Morgan
Mrs H Fairfield Osborn, Mrs Frederick W Wht-
ridge and Mrs. Henry l. Wardweu The floor com
uittee includes James : AUchiucI0ss. William
Baylis ir Suowden A Fahaestock, LanSdon Geef'
Frederick s. Hoppin, f. stuyvesant Pierrepont ana
Harold Imbrie.
Under the auspices OF the Parks and PlayErounl'
Association OF the city of New York an entertain
ment viii be given the new roof garden OF tn'
waIdorf-Astoria the afternoon Of March .. I1s
programme VIII include Spanish. italian Hu1saral
and Russian dances in costume by children ana
there will be a cycle of songs, songs OF lie
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