New-York tribune., 1909-04-14
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

| Miss Nora Langhorns and Paul Phtpps. 4hs..
| engagement was recently announced, and vvho a.
rived from Europe on Friday took out 2 n,sr-iaz.
/ license yesterday At the CITY Hall Their -rs55,o
Is to take place pril IS The ceremony will -
! performed by Bishop Courtney in s. Jsr1..'s
Church, Madison avenue and list street. sr4 s4.s-
J ward reception will held at the hor,A ~ ~.
| brides sister. Mrs Charles Dana Gibson. in Fast
| I'D street Miss Langhorne has chosen for h.-
bridesmaids Miss Gertrude Sheldon. Miss NstbaiiA
Rowland Miss Rachel Phipps. sister Of the bride
groom. Miss Katharine Atterbury. Miss Julia Rf5
die Of Philadelphia. and Miss Ella Buck OF Bfcb
nlond. and her maids OF honor will be her fi+tIa
nieces. Irene Gibson and Nancy Perkins Miss
Lsnghorne is the youngest daughter OF Chisv-s1 n
Langhorne, and her other sisters besides Mrs cib
son. are Mrs Reginald Brooks ard Mrs waldorf
Astor- Mr.. Phpps is son Of Wilton Phipps OF
London. and a grandson Of William Butler Dun
can with vhom he is staying at his home in Fifth
avenue.
Mrs Vanderbilt will give dinner dance ri,
evening az her house. az Fifth avenue and STR
street. for her daughter. the Countess Laszlo
SzAchenyi and the latter's husband, who arrived
in this country last Friday
Mrs John sherman Hoyt gave novel entertain
rent yesterday for her youngest brother. Harold
? Stokes Il consisted of sightseeing tour in
big electric touring car, followed BY 2 dinner at
Mrs Hoyt's home in East s5th street The guests
were mostly young people. and included NIsa
Helen Q. Phelps Stokes Miss Charlotte 4 Barnes,
Mrs. Ransom s Hooker and others
Mrs Henry Parish. tr. entertained the members
Of the Thursday Evening Club last night az her
home in East 18th street The programme consisted
Of French recitations by Nile Jeanne NJ Roulet
and among the guests were Nr- and Mrs Paul
Dana M and Mrs Frederick W Whitridge, trs.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Weles Mr. and Mrs Gus
tav kisseI. Mr. and Mrs George Henry Warren.
NIr and Mrs Richard Watson Glider Mr.. and Mrs
John Henry Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs Henry z How
land. Mr. and Mrs. r Fulton Cutting Charles A
Mum, Mr.. and Mrs. c5eraldyn Redmond and Mr.
and Mrs. c. Grant la Fargo.
Miss Sarah and Miss Eleanor Hewitt have post
poned their dramatic entertainment, which they
we're 10 have given this evening at their home. in
Lexington avenue. to Tuesday of next week
Miss Harriet Brown. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Brown. Of Baltimore, will be married
this afternoon al the home OF her parents. on
Cathedral street 10 T Suffern Taller Of this city
The bride will have only attendant. her sister.
Mrs BENJAMIN Howell Grisvold. II Edward De
Eav=ter Livingston will be the best man. and ths
rshars will be George J Gould, Robert a Russell.
BENJAMIN Nicol Lytle Hull. George ? Baker IT,
Charles K Beekran. Ford Huntington and Francs
Y T. Hoppin all of this city; Robert Wtnsor. Of
Boston, and Benjamin Howell CfrisTold' r. ana
George Nav, Of Baltimore
Another wedding to-day will be that ot Miss
Marion Armstrong. daughter Of Mr and Mrs D.
Maitland Armstrong. to Alfred w Edey. in Grace
Church chantry. After the ceremony there WI bs
= small reception az home OF the brides var
-euts In East 10Th street
Among those booked to sail for Europe today
are Mr. and Mrs. E J. Berwind. who viii return
!, T,ly- and open their villa Newport for the
ssaSo,- Colonel Robert N Thompson and his
daughter Mrs stephen H P. PelI and Mrs Rich
.-4 C3ar1brfu who will remain abroad until the
early summer.
Mrs chester Cirisvold will spend the summer at
Southampton Long Island. and vii take posses
sion OF her place there early in June
Mr. and Mrs Alfred wasstst jr-- viii return
from Europe next month. and viii spend the SUM
mer at Babylon. Long Island
Miss Lsars will give a bridge tournament today
az her house. in Fifth avenue, for The bsneAt of
tba Arthur Leary Mission OF Bellevue Hospital
There will be no Easter meeting Of the Saturday
F,y-snin~ Dances at Delmonico's as has been rl-
r,orAd hut some Of the members are arranging for
a small subscription dance and have asked several
of the patronesses Of the class. including Mrs
Charles R Huntington. To serve in similar ca
pactty Mrs. Huntington has consented 10 act
Mrs George J. Could gave luncheon yesterday
a. the Plaza for Lady Paget. Among the otnn
guests we're Mrs. " II. Hamilton. Miss Mariors
could. Captain Albert Paget. Frederick Townsend
Martin r Jewett and Julius Moves
Frederick Townsend Martin Is booked 70 sail fer
Europe on April N He Will remain abroad untA
the early autumn
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