New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

| East 18th street.
Bishop Courtney will ofhciate at the nnarrfaz. AZ
| Miss Nora LanghOrne TO Paul Phipps in St
James's Church tomorrow week Miss Gertruds
! Sheldon, Miss Nathalie Rowland Miss Rachel
| Phpps, Miss Katharine Atterbury. Miss Julia BID
| die and Miss Ella Buck the latter OF Richmond
| Va will the bridesmaids, Miss Langhorne-s two
| little nieces Nancy Perkins and irene Gibson act
| ing maids of honor Paul Phipps. who is with
/ his grandfather, William Butler Duncan, at the
/ atter's house in Fifth avenue, will have Lord
| Antrin's younger son. the Hon. Angus mcdonnell
| for his best man, and his ushers Reginald
| Brooks. Charles Dana Gibson. William Langhorne
Charles 7. Draper, Alexander Butler Duncan and
Lee Phillips of Washington. At the conclusion OF
! the ceremony the brides sister Mrs Charles Dana
| Gibson will entertain the wedding party at her
| house, in East sd street.
| Mrs Frank NJ Avery will be married two dar.
| later to James Hathaway KIdder by the Right Rev
Bishop Burgess, of Long Island. In the chant-y OF
Grace Church. John Parrish Lee will act as best
I man. and the ushers will be n. Thayer Robb, A
| Duer Irving. Joseph Fl. Hunt, Guy Lowell James
| Lowell Putnam. Robert P Blake and Charles C
| Walker. Afterward the newly married couple will
| receive their friends at the Plaza.
No date has been set for the wedding II Miss
Madelaine Chauncey. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
| Daniel Chauncey, OF Cedarhurst Long Island TO
| Edward Lambert Lynch, young Irishman max
| ing his home in New York and belonging TO the
| Racquet. the Rockaway Hunt and other New York
| and suburban clubs. Miss Chauncey's younger
brother, Daniel Chauncey, jr., is Of the crack
players OF the Rockaway Hunt polo team and Is
! married to Miss Grace Fargo while Miss Grace
| Chauncey married few years ago Woodward Bah
| cock grandson OF the late Samuel d Babeock.
| The engagement Of Miss Chauncey and Of Edward
| Lynch was announced few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. who are
a their place Long Island, are booked to
sail on May 4. and among their fellow passengers
nd
NJ Waterbury. who under the leadership Of Harry
Payne Whitney will compete for polo henors at
Ranelagh. birmingham. at Ostend. Paris and. it
Is said, also at Madrid.
Just because Harry Payne Whitney. Alfred G.
Vanderbilt and many other Of the members OF
the Coaching Club will be abroad this spring and
on account Of the mourning Of some of the other
members Of the club the annual parade has
been definitely abandoned. The Coaching CUB
however, will have it's yearly long distance Drive
leaving New York on Saturday morning, June o.
for Fairfield, Conn, where the members OF lhs
marty will be the guests of Oliver Gould Jennings
over Sunday returning on the following day Inc
RELAYS OF horses. both going and coming VIII oe
furnished by the various members OF the party.
who will handle the ribbons over the stretcn OF
road assigned to their own teams
..,,nts and Kelts" is the title Of the comic opera
u-bicb is TO be produced Friday next at tbs
Berkeley Theatre for the benefit OK the Henrietta
School of Crippled Children 1t Is play IN two
acts in which Charles II figures prominently The
heroine Nancy Cameron. will be played by Miss
Constance Pratt and the other members OF the
cast are Miss Carol Hartman, Miss Eleanor Alex
ander Miss Edith Brooks. Miss Beatrice Pratt,
Miss Louise Freeman. Miss Edith Landon and
Miss Eloise Ladew
Delmonico's will be the scene on Thursday even
ing of subscription dance at which several or the
patronesses OF the Saturday Evening Dances VIII
ofHciate in similar capacity and will receive 'ns
guests
Mrs. NJ Dwight Collier and Mr. and Mrs David
Turner Dana who have been spending the winter
in California their way across the CONF
nent and are due here Thursday.
Amos F. Emo will entertain the Nsishoorhood
Club at Delmonico's on Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Hoffman, Miss Alics
Preston Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock and 4r-
and Mrs H Van Rensselaer, Kennedy are booker
to sail ON Saturday for Europe. Mr. and Mrs FOR
svth Nyickes go abroad on Tuesday week and Nrs
Frederick W Whitridge. with Miss Eleanor and
Miss Joan WhItridge leaves for Europe on Nednss-
day week
Miss CsrvI Iefferts's wedding 10 Duff Green
MAYNARD took place yesterday afternoon m 'ne
Church OF the Incarnation. where the ceremony
was performed at O'Clock by the rector the Rev
DR. William NJ. CTrosvenor, assisted by the REV
Newton Perkins The bride. who was given away
by her father. wore gown Of white satin trimmed
with point lace and point lace VEIL her ho"7i'
consisting of sweetueas. Miss Florence Barker III
a frock Of pink chiffon. with pink hat and carr
ing a bouquet Of white sweetpeas. acted as nalu
of honor while the bridesmaids. Miss Edtn MOI.
reU of Elizabeth. " J; Miss Helen T1nlpson' u
PIainneId y j. and Miss Mary PesrCe OF FhnH-
da1nbia similarly attired. carried bunches OF PINK
syveetpeas The Rev. Philemon Sturges Of MOT
ristovn Y J. was the best man. and the usnsH
Included F Raymond Leferts. Royal CorusS
Jacob Wendell jr.. Harold Gould. LOUIS T'~s
and Dr. J. Bentley Squiers- The ceremony vas Ic.
Io,vsd bv a reception given by the parents or INT
bride Mr.. and Mrs Frederick P LeHerts' al uis''
house. in West S5th street
Miss Mary A. vanderhosf daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs George W Vanderhoef. was married yeseea-
dav afternoon in the Collegiate Church OF q
Nicholas 10 Hunter S. Marston. son OF MI ana
Mrs Edgar L. Marston. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Dr. Charles F. Aked OF tn7
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, and a TsceP'.'I
lowed at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs VandarAoel'
in West 4Sth street The bride. who was siNs'
avav bv her father. in a gown OF WHITE sa'in.
trimmed with point and duchess lace ana q 10
veil fastened with orange blossoms she CARTE
. hououet Of orchids and lIIies-of-the-vauey- LIZ
n. Jennie Frances Marston. a sister or the OiiN0
Groom, ofHcIated as maid OF honor, arrayeo III
frock of white lace, with white lace nat a.
carving n basket Of white roses The 0.n0i
bridal attendants consisted OF MISS Aoela4ue -.
Amin Miss Eleanor Hoyt. Miss Mary EandsIoN-
pyle Miss Louise Vanderbilt and Mrs IhsO
Rare, who was Miss Gillian Barr. al OF tnelA
an dresses Of white lace peach colored sam
with Ieghorn poke bonnets. trimmed Win P4
aourers and pink ribbons. Edgar Jean MaTSton "a
hi. t-otber's hest man. and the ushers codisist7o u
Philip r Mallory. George W. NanueINo' -.
Charles Fowler. jr James A Blair' ~ Ino
raliaferro and Everett Hartwen. OF P1oVidenI
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