New-York tribune., 1909-01-10


DR.. william r Huntington. rector Of Grace Chu-ch
Miss My Hartman. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
E H. Hartman. and Miss Marion Clark. a sister
of the bride. win be the latters only attendants
George Crawford Clark. jr. brother Of the BRIDE
will be the best man.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomson Wilson. Of No
145 West 5Sth street, announced yesterday
celebration their tvventy-nfth wedding aanfve--
sary the engagement of their younger daughter.
Miss Alice Demorest Wilson. to Porter Clyde shsn-
Charitable entertainments are as r. customary
at this time Of the year, receiving much atten-
ton on the part OF society. Among them ts tbs
so-called Bal de Tete. which Is 70 take place On
Thursday week at the Plaza for the benefit OF
the New York Association for the Blind. under the
patronage OF Mrs. E1fhu Root. OF the Arnbassa-
dresses OF England and France. and of Mrs 2. H.
Hartman. Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson. Mrs
Paul Tuckerman. Mrs W. B7yard cutting. Mrs
George B. Mcclellan and Mrs. Frederick ". whit
ridge Mrs Hartman and number Of the patron
esses- Will give dinners IN connection with the
dance, to which they will aftsrward take Their
guests The women expected TO powder Their
hair or to their coures 20 represent flowers.
while the TO wear papier nach4 heads
representing animals and birds
Another charitable entertainment will Be tbs
presentation of Deibes's ballet OF "coppslts'' at
the waldorf-Astoria the afternoon and even
ing of Friday next for the beneht OF the WASH
ington Square Auxiliary ~ the Manhattan IFaHe
School Tho part OF SNdnhhud WEI 10 49, -
Mrs. Langdon Geer. formerly Miss Dorothy Roose-
welt: Jacob Wendell will be the old doll maker COP
peiius and Evert Wendell will be the Burgomaster-
Miss Marjorie Dana Miss Louise Freeman MISS
Edith Brooks Miss Cernelia Hoyt ana Miss Eleanor
and Miss Katherine Duane viii be among th'se
appearing as villagers dance the national dances
which form a feature OF the play
he given by Mr. and Mrs David Names under
the auspices of the Junior League Of the Music
School Settlement will be held on Thursday morn
ing at the home of Mrs. William Douglas sioahs'
in West SD street
The entertainment which Frederick Townsend
Martin is arranging for the benefit OF the Iuoe'-
cl4losis Fund will given late IN FeornarJ, IN
stead Of the middle of the month, as first men
toned Mrs. George ]. Gould and many othei
persons prominent in society will take part IN IT,
Under the patronage OF Mrs Douglas Robinson
Mrs Vanderbilt Mrs. ". Storrs Wells. Mrs Fred
eric j. de Peyster. Mrs. Henry G. Trevor Mrs
Iaroes W Gerard and Countess Massiglis- a brfdgs
tournament viii be held at the Plaza on SATURDAY
for the benefit Of the earthquake sufferers
Mrs. Vanderbilt gave a small dinner last night a.
her house in West 57th street
Mrs. Robert Goelet save small informal dsnes
last night at her house No. s4T Fifth avenue
1i-s Charles H. Huntington and several Of m.
received the guests E4SI HlSiAt AT '7
third meeting of the Saturday Evening Dance IL
cotiIlon was led by Alexander NJ. Hadden. VINO nae
for his partner Miss Susan Fish Dresser ln-
favors consisted of leather address books ror tn7
girls and memorandum books 10 maIcn ror @ Sls
men. Dancing ended at midnight, when ouIet
supper was served.
Mrs. n Fairfield Osborn viii be "at home at
No $50 Madison avenue tomorrow
v--sae-ict townsend Martin will give dinner
ar the Plaza on January 81 for Mrs Stuyvesant
Fish Mr. Martin will give dinner this evening
the same place.
Mrs F1bridgs T. Gerry will give large dinner
on January 20 at her house. at Fifth avenue anu
61st street.
,rrz Hamilton NICK Tvombly will give dinner
on FEBRUARY s at her house. in Fifth avenue
Nrs Mackav has issued invitations for nusi-
cal. preceded by dinner. en- January 3 at neR
house. In Madison avenue Mrs Naekay VIII aiso
give a dinner for Miss Marjorie Gould On sunday
February Z. It will be followed by music
~ 1,-,1,,or, Ravlsx has issued cards for .
,,ncbaon for her niece. Miss Edith Brooks. On
January 1s, at the Metropolitan Club
NJ and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller viii leave New
York for Augusta Ga. on WEDNESDAY
From, London comes the announcement OF tne en-
..-.roant Of Miss Betty Marquard. a daughter CT
+bs 1a+A Frederick Maruuand snd a srandchtld OF
+bs late Henry Marquand. 10 John Seymour Msner
on oe,cer Of the English army Miss Mareuands
mother. Mrs Graerne Harrison. makes her horrs
in England
Mrs Charles D. Dicksy viii give q dinner ea
January % at her home. IN West Slst streer
aIrs Johu Borland and the Misses Bortand have
o,.a5 into the house at No. 70 East 5zth stresk.
which they have taken for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chaplin Sargent. Of No >
re- I'd street have announced ths enSaser,ect ok
tbar daughter Miss Elizabeth PRESCOTT Sa-sent 10
William Grieg Walker. OF Honolulu
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT
I-y Telegraph TIE Trfbune.1
,-or-nor, ian s-Nrs- G. K Warren closed hsr
,rou-nort season to-day and with her daughter.
Miss Warren departed for a visit IN Boston oefors
going 10 New York for the remainder OF tns winter
nv and Mrs Louis L. Lorillard have planned u
leave Newport next month for an extended visit IN
New York and washington They viii Be away
until spring
Colonel and Mrs. Delaney Astor Kane rave gsne
20 New York for the remainder OF the winter.
Their Newport home. however. has not been closed
INDIGNATION NOT CONCLUSIVE.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: A number OF business men were dsscusstns
the action of the House the Secret servtcs mat
ter and it was the general opinion tnar- Wits
great" and general indignation had been shoTn