New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
NEW YORK SOCIETY,

OH people are already beginning to maj.
preparations for their departure 10 Car
fornis and to Southern winter resorts !,
search OF bslmier weather. Horses. ear
riaSes and motors are being shipped ;,
Aiken. where many OF the winter roro-.
nave already arrived. while at Palm Beac,
the season has opened most auspick,r.I-.
and promises to be very brilliant. He-.
tn town, despite billiards and other es,-
matte annoyances. the season remains zsv
The strains Of waltz music rninzIe wiz,
the sound OF marriage bells. and vsd-
ings alternate with dances and analovou,
forms OF entertainment
Lispenard Stewart leads OF on Tu...
day evening with a dinner dance >.
| Sherry's for his niece. Miss EVELYN v,s.-
erbee. who made her debut year aro
More than one hundred invitations hsv.
been issued for the dinner. while as man.
more guests have been asked for the ds,r,
sfterward- On the ssEIe evening Mrs
/ George J. Gould esses a dance for bs-
eldest daughte>. Miss Marjorie GouId
/ which VIII serve as housswarrrinx <o-
! her entirely reconstructed home IN FIg,s
avenue. which has only recently been CON-
| pleted- Phoenix Ingraham will lead n.
| cotilIon with Miss Gould. Mrs wariax.
| dance viii. OF course. not take place
/ owing TO the fact that she has he's,
| plunged into mourning. But Mrs Thomas
Barber has a dance az Sherry's on Thurs
day. and David Fl. King gives theatr,
| party az the Knicksrbocker. followed bv .
| supper and dance at Sherry's on Friday
/ night, for his daughter, Miss Jeanne Kin
for which he has issued more than tw,
| hundred invitations.
1 has
out for dinner dance al the St Regis On
/ Thursday week while Mrs Edward P Ia
| dew gives dance at the Plaza a fort.
/ night from tomorrow. and Mrs Delaney
/ Nicou has dance on the same evenin.
! at her house In East Seth street
/ Weddings of the week include that %
| Miss Louise Davis Van Beuren. daughter
| of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick =. Van Beurep
! to Howard Sayne. the ceremony taxing
| place at the old Van Beuren home n
| West 14th street. which is one of the land
/ marks in New York, on TUESDAY after.
noon Mrs. Homer T. JOY will be her sis
| ter's only bridal attendant and Graham
| Youngs will officiate as hest man.
Ricardo de Acosta's marriage 70 Mss
| Marie de Zaldo will take place on Wednss-
| day afternoon in St. Leo's Church. and will
be followed by a reception given BY Ms
| Frederic de Zaldo. the mother OF the bride,
at her house, in West 47th street Miss Mer-
cedes de Acosta. as well as Miss Alice and
Miss Mercedes de Zaldo. will be in attend
ance on the bride. Alexander Keozh. L
Townsend Burden, jr-, Thomas B Clarke.
jr-. Robert 3. Manning. Henry J. de Acostz
and Emmet Harris viii be the ushers and
Vance :. Manson the best man
St Georges Church. Stuyvesant SQUARE.
! Will be the scene on Thursday afternoon
next of the wedding of Miss Grace Bigelow
| Tracy. daughter of Mrs. Charles Edward
| Tracy. 10 Thomas Grotjan Cook OF BaIti-
more. The ceremony will be followed bv
a reception given by the grandfather Of the
| bride. John Bigelow. at his house. in Gram
ercy Park. Miss AIuriel Morris, Miss Char
| lotte Harding. Miss Jane Bigelov. Miss
| Margaret Sloane. Miss Anne Gardiner and
Miss ElinOr Lee will be among the bridal
attendants Henry W Cook will be his
brothers best man. and the ushers viii bs
c. Graham Bacon. Alfred Macy and Charles
A Lindley. OF New York; John AIarlbor-
/ ough, ir.. and Edwin ". Poe, of BaItimors
and Otto T. ALallery. of Philadelphia After
the marriage Mr.. Cook and his bride viii
make their home in New York
Miss Ada Phipps 6as issued Invitations
for q theatre party on Wednesday night
for her niece. Miss Alice Gouverneur Kort-
right It will be followed by a supper at
Sherry's and an informal dance.
Mrs. ". Barclay Parsons and a number
OF her friends have organized an entertain
ulent. which will take place ar the Plaza
ballroom on Wednesday afternoon, In be-
half of the Chapel Hill Fresh Air Mission.
Charles Gilbert viii sing and Miss "
Elliott Will appear in some classic dances
10 music furnished by the metropolitan
Opera House orchestra.
Major General Wood and the officers Of
his staff from Governors Island. Rear Ad-
niral Murdock and a large contingent Of
officers OF the United States navy yard IN
Brooklyn. as we'll as the members OF the
military staff of the Governor Of New Yc-s
will be preseE>ea full uniform ar the ar
nual Charity Ball for the benefit OF ths
Nursery and Child's Hospital, which takes
plaSe at the WaldOrf-AStoria on Tuesday
ySek. IL has been one OF the regular Ar
t,hual institutions of the New York season
for the last half century and the enc
entertainment OF seni-public character
at which the fashionable world always puts
in an appearance. Stowe Phelps. Theron
Strong, T. ]. Oakley RhineIa nder. Georss
Hammond Sullivan, Edward Schermsrhorn.
Kenneth Boardman and Snowden y Fahns-
stock are among the members OF the com
mittee in charge OF the affair.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney Mrs. Payns
Whitney, Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt. Mn.
Sydney Breese, Miss Nathalie Howlarc'
Mrs. Arthur s. Burden. Miss lone Page
Miss Marjorie Gould, Miss Helen CoStsT.'
Miss Constance Pratt and Miss Mildred
Carter are among those who Will appear u
the musical pantomimes which viii taSs
place at The New Theatre on Friday aftsr~
noon. February &. for the benefit or 'ss
Music School Settlement. The pantornimes
will be accompanied by the music os Griss
and MaSsenet. played by the New tefA
Symphony Orchestra
Miss Laura Livingston. a srandtausH'1
OF E. n. Taller. is the president this vin'S'
Of the Junior League, composed OF 6ee--
tantes OF the season, which viii give !"
annual dramatic entertainment az u'
Plaza on February s II will take the fo'n
of performance OF Captain JinkS.
Colonel and Mrs. Robert NJ Thorpse@
who are now on the Nile en- route for haa