New-York tribune., 1909-04-13
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

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kortright Miss Dorothy Whitney, Miss Anne Nor
gan Captain and Mrs Philip NJ Lydia Mrs v-TI
lam Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Goldman, Mrs II
Reginald Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. w Rathbopa
Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p Grace Miss Iouizs
and Miss Anna Sands Mrs. Louis Hoyt Mrs I'd
mund Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs Reginald de Koven
Miss Maria de Barril Miss Elsie de Wolfe August
Belmont Frederick Townsend Martin. Moncurs
Robinson. Eliot Gregory, Charles and Robert
Sands. Melville f. Stone, jr, Peter Cooper Hewitt
and Charles D. Wetmore. A stage had been erected
at end of the ballroom for the vaudeville per-
fcrrnance. Among the attractions were the "HeIlo
Girls from Havana "Danse des Apaches"
from the Queen of the Moulin Rouge; Clarics
Vance. who sang negro songs; Clarice Wayne and
Pice and Provost.
For the benefit Of the Stony Void sanatorflr
Auxiliary No. 10 of that institution gave a Wild
West show at the Waldorf last night. which proved
entertaining and n successful affair The Astor
Gallery, Myrtle and East rooms. as Wei the
adjoining foyer and hall. had been arranged to
represent a Western mining town, with tine Golden
GumdrOp mine in the distance Stationed about
the rooms were shooting galleries. side shows Of
every description. soda water stands, tntype
gallery and a theatre called the Red Light Opera
House"
Buffalo Bill" represented by Howard Borden
opened the programme. and with company Of
rough riders on hobby horses rescued the passen-
gers of the "Deadwood coach from the Indians.
tion Of pistol shooting by Annie Oakley other
wise Gardner Perry and this in turn by pappoOss
show conducted by Miss Grace Jones. as an Indian
squaw The Indian babies strapped to ironing
boards were Chandler Cobb. George Carpenter, 5.
FTovlan5 s Jones Walter Mcclure, George Wash
il gtou Hastings Foote and others Among ttoss
who took part in the Indian dance were Miss
Joanna AuchfncIoss Miss Alice WardwelI Miss
Grace Jones. Miss Mary Meyer, Miss Katherns
Rhoades and Miss Marion Beckett
Among those in charge of the affair were Mss
Dorothea F WardweU. Miss Clarinda S. Board
man Miss I,eonore Cobb. Miss Hester l. Davis,
Miss Charlotte l. Grinnel, Miss Elizabeth Jennings.
Miss Helen r Sloan Miss Annie A Sturges and
Miss Margaret VI. Tuttle-
The patronesses. many OF whom were present.
included Mrs Henry a Alexander. Mrs John W
AuchincIoss Mrs. Joseph S Auerbach, Mrs. Henry
E Coe Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge. Mrs Cleveland Fl.
Dodge Mrs William H Draper, Mrs. f. Morgan
GrinneU Mrs Harold F. Hadden. Mrs J. Borden
Hartman Mrs Charles r Huntington, Mrs How
ard Mansfield Mrs. = PierpOnt Morgan Mrs.
I1nius ( Morgan. Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs
Charles A Peabody. Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt, Mrs
HiIborne l. Roosevelt Mrs. Herbert l. SatterIes.
Mrs Henry l. WardweIl and Mrs Frederick ".
Whtridge.
The floor committee comprised among others.
James c. AuchincIoss. William Baylis. jr-. Philip
c. Birckhead Thomas Blagden. jr-. Kenneth
Boardn1an Give l. Du Val. Suowden A Fahne-
stock Iangdon Geer. Newbold L Herrick. Fred
erick s Hoppin Harold Imbrie. r stuyvesaut
Pierrepont, Percy s Weeks and Reginald ) Willis.
Miss Susanna Livingston Glover was married 20
Captain Oscar Jerome Charles. nth Infantry.
= : 4 In St. Patrick's Cathedral at noon yes
+erdav The ceremony was performed by Arch
bishop Farley. assisted by Monsignor Laveiie. ard
later a reception vas held az the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs James a Glover
No Is East 18th street. The bride. who given
away by her father. was EOwned in ivory satin
trimmed with old point lace. and wore veil o.
old lace. fastened with orange blossoms She car
ried shower bouquet Of HIies-of-the-vaiiey and
orchids
Miss Ernestine r Glover was her sisters maid
of honor and she was attirsd in Persian lawn
trimmed with VaIeuciennes lace. and wore hat
of ecru novelty straw trimmed with small roses.
Another sister Miss Anne W. Glover. cousin. Miss
Martha a Montgomery. the bridegroOul's sister,
Miss Helen Charles. and Miss Gladys Bruce Mum
ford we're the bridesmaids. They were dressed
alike in Drectcire gowns Of Nue green trimmed
with gold lace. with which they wore DIRECTORS
h,rrets Of ecru straw decorated with pastel roses
and long streamers OF MORE ribbon lheH nol-
ouets consisted of dafodllS-
Ca,rafu John : Heron was the best man anu
the ushers included Robert A livingston 1~- a
cousin of the bride, Albert and Frederick thaIes'
brothers Of Captain Charles; DIT Her'erl a. 's
y ,.r,vraU Captain IIeweIlyu W. Oliver. LEU
- r Ilevyeuvr Bull Lieutenant Martin e.
yyfsa and Captain Morton + smith The o1leeES'
as well as the bridegroom and his best man. "-.7
I'm fun dress uniform
Among those invited to the wedding were zen
.,1 and Mrs Leonard Wood General and WIS
p t,haffee General and Mrs Ans'n 1ldN
.-1 and Mrs j. Franklin Bell Nr- and Ars
- ,,r,arIaz Mrs. J. Ellis Roosevelt. Miss tTtaPzs
.,,,e.vart Mrs HiIborne l.. Roosevelt MIS- L'-'
-. C1,.rbant the Misses Olyphant NJ anu 'i-
,,-f,,t.r n Y Hoffman the Rev. and Mrs AlSoN
=, ,.+,-t,,rv and Lieutenant y Peudlet7n Hos7
,.,-,taf,7 charles is stationed at west f'
-, be and his bride Will make their home si'7'
-, rs,rrn from their wedding trip
,,.- charles Roughton Wood gave sTrai lan -
- ,fsht OF the Colony club for her niece W.
11s-,, Pinchot Emo The guests were q" -
,,orIe and general dancing was ehl'SeN -,
t5,,,f-rt when supper was served a''7i
the dancing resumed
Mr. and Mrs Winthrop Burr ana I.5S lI7S-+ tns
-, r,,,r- will go 10 Lawrence Long lSizi
middle Of next month
V X. Vanderbilt. jr-, who has nee" "a ts dus
s.raraI weeks, has sailed for nome anu
here this week.
colonel oliver H Payne viii return =,
from, rbonlasviIIe. Ga, the first "e'N III
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT
rFv telegraph to The Tribune r,,vs,
>--t ADri1 12-NIr and Mrs Geole7
-, - ~ for he season early next nl''l.- ~.
NJ and Mrs william : Wells who spe''
bera have returned to New YORK ~ r7hn