New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. Vanderbilt gave 4 ,iinner-dance last rfzb, -
her house. in West 5sth 81 eet fer her son-fnx and
daughter, Count and Countess I4aszIo Szecbsnvt
who arrived in this country few days ago for
their first visit to America since their r1arrtags
The guests at the dinner numbered about seventy
seated at two tables. the presided over bv Mrs
Vanderbilt and the other by her daughter Ahou-
fifty additional guests came in afterward for the
dance, for which Frauko's orchestra played sup
per was served at midnight
Paul Phipps who is TO be married 10 Miss Nora
LanghOTne in ST Jamess Church April Is has
chosen the Hon Angus MacDonneI Lord An
trims son. for his best man. and Alexander But
Ter Duncan. Charles Dana Gibson. Reginald Brooks
Charles Draper William Langh6rne. brother of
the bride, and Lee Phillips of Washington. for
his ushers- The names Of Miss Langhornes at.
tendants were published in this column yesterday.
The ceremony will be followed by reception 4.
the home of the brides sister. Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson, in East sd street
Mrs. ] Pierpont Mors1n. r, viii give a reception
Thursday next az her house in Madison avenue
Mrs. George L. KingsIand Miss Ethel L. Kings
land and George l. Kingsland are booked to sail
for Europe to-day. They viii remain abroad al
summer
The last dance for this season Of the Friday
Juniors will take place this evening at sherrys
Mrs Archibald Gourlay Thacaer has issued in
vitations for dinner al her house. IN East 51st
street. on April - 10 meet Mrs. William Ja6ray.
who has been in Europe
Mr and Mrs Frederick Martin Davies. who wers
10 have returned last week have been delayed n
London by the illness of Mrs Davies. who was
Obliged 10 undergo an operation IN CIaridges Hotel
She has So far recovered however. that she ex-
poets to b able TO sail with her husband on SatU--
day for New York
Captain Albert Paget. of the 11th Husszrs aide
de-camp 10 his father General Sir Arthur Paget.
sailed yesterday for England, the expiration %
his leave Of absence His mother. Lady Pags-, =
still here. despite the announcements in the Lon
don papers 10 the effect that she has returned 20
England she Will sail soon
Miss Marion Howard Arrnstronz daughter % yr
and Mrs. n Maitland Armstrong. married
Yesterday afternoon in Grace Church Chantry 70
Alfred W Edey- The ceremony was performed BY
the Rev Dr.. William R Huntington. and artsr-
ward there was a small reception at the home of
the brides parents i'm West 10th street The bride.
who was given away by her father was gowued in
white satin trimmed with old point lace, and she
wore point lace veil. Her bouquet consisted o.
IiIfes-of- the-vaJIey and white Miss Eloiss
Bond of Baltimore, who was the brides only at
tanjanr wore q frock Of white lace over pink.
9,tb hat 70 match. and she carried pink sweet
peas Henry Egliugton MONTGOMERY was best man.
and the r1shers were Noel Armstrong, the bride ;
hrorbar and William Webb Bell on their return
from their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs Edsy viii
make their home in New York
Mrs Frank NJ Ayerg and James Hathaway Kid
a.. r-b,sa engagement was announced last week
ave - he married ON April . In Grace Church
C,rantry. James Parrish Lee will be- Mr. hldder
hest man The ceremony will he performer oy
Bishop Burgess of Long Island assisted by ne
Rev Dr. William r Huntington small TsceP
rion will follow at the Plaza