New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
About People and Social Incidents

VII! be held in the garden OF the Wal.
dorf-Astorta, and tea will served in the ~,
parlor by Mrs. George {. Risgs known in ur
erature as Kate Douglas Wiggin among those as
sisting her being Miss Eleanor and Miss Joan
Whitridge. Miss Helen Alexander Miss GLADYS En-
dicott, Miss Evelyn Marshall and Miss Eleano-
Alexander. The OF Mrs Vanderbilt Mrs
Charles B. Alexander, Mrs James Speyer and Mrs
Clarence H Mackay figure the list OF patron
esses. The other affair the Waldorf tomorrow
VIII take the form Of a concert. in which Charles
Gilbert, Miss Germane Schnitzer and AIber,
Spaiding will appear, and of which Mrs william
Douglas Sloane Mrs. E. J. BerWfnd ana Mrs Orr,s
Wilson are the patronesses.
Mrs Richard z Forests marriage to LanEdou
Barrett valentine yesterday afternoon was very
quiet wedding. and took place at the West 4sth
street home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
H Hollister. The bride. who had no attendants
was arrayed IN frock of violet chiffon CLOTH with
hat to correspond. Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine will
sail next Wednesday on the Adriatic TO spend the
honeymoon abroad. On their return they will live
at No sol Lexington avenue. The bridegroom who
was graduated from Harvard in 1897 is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry C. Valentine, of East sSth
street He lost his first wife about four years ago
She Miss May Harper daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. Henry Harper, of Lawrence, Long Island
Another wedding OF last week was that OF Miss
Lucie Adelaide Barker daughter Of Mrs Gilbert
c. Barker, and Harold V. Neville. Of Boston
in Trinity Church. vineland " J. The bride who
lost her father some time ago. given away
by her brother DIT. Charles Barker. She was at
tired in frock OF blue broadcloth. with large
blue hat, and carried bouquet OF lilies-of-the-
valley. She attended BY her cousin Miss
Helena Gerow. who was dressed I'm mauve chiffon
with a hat Of the same hue her flowers consisting
of red roses Owen L. FIVE the best man and
among the ushers we're Edgar S. All and " 3
Matack The Very Rev. Dean Perkins performed
the ceremony. which was followed bv a reception
given by the uncle and aunt OF the bride. Nr and
Mrs Daniel Gerow, at their country home near bv
Among those present were Mrs. Fraser. the mother
OF the bridegroom: Mrs John Van Dyke. William
Barker Mr. and Mrs John Justice and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry FIVE
The marriage Of Miss Elaine du Pont Irving
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Duer Irving
Of Irvington- on Hudson. and John J. Voodrfr
OF Mr. and Mrs John R P voodrin took
place yesterday afternoon at St Barnabas Espis-
Copal Church, Irvngton-on- Hudson. The Rev. Dr.
Loring Batten. Of old St Marks, of1ciated. being
assisted by the Rev. MI BaIcom. of 81. Barnabas
The maid OF honor Miss Louise Gallatin The
bridesmaids we're Miss Eleanor Crosby and Miss
Elise and Miss Florence voodrif. sisters Of the
bridegroom E du Pont Irving. a brother OF the
bride. was hest man. and the ushsrs we're Henry
du Pont. OF Delaware; William 8 Ladd. Barhydt
Marshall Hugh K Mliken, Edwin Steancs and
Henry Elliot The wedding was followed by a re-
ceptlon at sunnysde. the home OF the brides fam
iy. where the newly married couple received the
congratulations OF their friends Mr. and Mrs.
woodrin will spend part OF their honeymoon
abroad and upon their return they viii make their
home in Virginia
Lady Arthur Paget viii return to-day from Wash
irgton and will be at the Waldorf-Astorta until she
sails for England on April a Miss Leary will give
a dinner for her Thursday. which Gervase
Elves will sing Among other foreigners IN town
are the Marquis Of Angesey. az the s. Regis. and
Edith Lady Playfafr AZ the Belmont Lady C1iT-
oFf 111afzF, ha-a N-0l- l-5y
sail Wednesday. Among her fellow passen-
gers Will he Mrs Charles E. Alexander. with he-
daughters. Miss Harriet and Miss Janetts Alex
snder.
Mr. and Mrs j. searIe Barclay. ir., gave dinner
last evening az the Hotel wocott.
Mrs Clarence H. Mackay. Mrs Robert Mnturu
Mrs Archibald Alexander. Mrs James Speyer. Mrs
I1oriIlard Spencer, Mrs. Egerton l. Winthrop. jr
and Miss Anne Morgan as the organizers ard
founders OF the girls branch the Public Schools
Athletic League. have arranged for an exhibition
OF the work accomplished by the society fo-
Wednesday next. Il will take place at / O'Clock
the stuyvessnt High School in 18th street. near
First avenue. and will consist OF folk dances arG
athletic feats and exercises by the young girls ~
the public schools for whose benefit the ASSOCIATION
has been formed. No less than twenty Thousand
girls are now receiving instruction in dancing and
caIisthencs twice week through the agency %
the league. and efforts ave being made 70 extend
these advantages to many more OF the nearly three
hundred thot sand girls who figure the roster Of
the public schools Of New York
A tea and sale will be held under fashionable
auspices on Thursday afternoon the Home q
the Destitute Blind. Amsterdam avenue and 104th
street Of work made by the inmates Of that nsrttI-
ton Mrs r de R. WiSsman. Mrs H Le Roy
Emmett, Mrs. John f. Alexandra. Mrs George
KingsIand. Mrs, Edward Delaheld. Mrs s Barton
French Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson. Mrs Frederic J
de Peyster Mrs r. Horace Cfallarfn. Mrs George
q. Haven. Mrs H A Coster. Mrs William H
Folsom Mrs. Valentine G. Hall, Mrs James Cay
lev Mrs Grand d'HautevilIe Mrs. Louis 7. HOyt.
Mrs William Morton GrtnneII Mrs. William B
Shoemaker and Mrs. Allan A Robins belong 70
the board Of lady managers OF the Society for the
Relief OF the Destitute Blind and are interested IN
the bazaar
LINCOLN MEMORIAL IN ENGLAND.