New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
MRS GEORGE ALICE GRAHAM, WHO
WEDNESDAY.

the brides parents, No SO Carroll street
The Rev DR.. L. Mason Clarke othclated
White chrysanthemums used in combina-
ton with greens decorated the church ana
the house. Miss Katharine Dauchy, as her
sisters maid of honor, was goWned IN
white satin veied with blue chiffon, having
sarnitures of silver. Acting as bridesmaids
were Miss Anne Smith. Miss Katharine
Grout. of Brooklyn; Miss Adiene Bergen.
of FreepOrt Long Island. and Miss Mar
garet Miller, of Chicago. Their gowns were
of blue chiffon over satin of the same
shade and had delicate touches of pink in
the trimming. All the attendants wore
black velvet hats and carried pink roses
The brides gown was of white satin and
point de Venise. With this was worn
tulle veil and she carried valley
and orchids. y. c. Nigel, of Manhattan a
brother of the brio groom, was the best
man The ushers Were Norman GaynOr,
Otto KoechI. Jonathan Grout. Theodore
Dauchy. of this borough: Samuel Sisson. of
Syracuse. and Charles Hart. Of Amityville,
Long Island. Mr.. Nigel is the son of Mrs.
Hannah Nigel. of Manhattan Mrs. Dauchy
was attired in gray charmeuse. embellished
with silver Mr.. and Mrs Nigel will be a
ia
Announcement has been made of the en-
gagement of Miss Gladys Matthews, daugh-
ter of Azal D, Matthews. of No. 107 Feni-
more street and Stanton Mott, son of Mr.
and Mrs Charles T Mott, of No 81 Presi-
dent street.
Cards have been issued by Mrs Samuel
F streit of No. 563 Park avenue Manhat-
tan for a tea on Saturday. December i,
between 1 and O'Clock.
The musical clubs of Harvard will give
their first concert in this borough on Tues
day evening. December o. in the Music
Hall of the Academy of Music.
Saturday. December Il. January II and
February Is, are the dates announced for
the dances in the navy yard this season.
The committee in charge Of The Lost
PIeiad the play TO be given at the Acad-
envy of Music on Thursday. December %. for
the benefit of the Flatbush Boys Club. has
secured for the entertainment an unusually
long list Of patronesses. The Lost Plead
is by Jane d. Dransiield CMrs. Clarence
Delano St0ne). the author of The Ro-
nance Of Melrose Hail." given for the club
TWO years ago. Sanford Ashley Pete, Of
St Marks Church, Flatbush, is arranging
the incidental music. and there will be
large number of young women taking part
in some dances The personnel of the play
has not Yet been announced.
For the benefit Of the Edwina Free Kin
dergarten, at No. 4S Morton street, au-
thors' reading will be given at the Mid
wood Club on Friday afternoon. The pro-
gramnIe includes Richard lie Galliene,
Theodosa Garrison. Mrs. Ernest Thomp-
son-Seton. Charles Hanson Towre and Hill
deearde Hawthorne, who are to give Sc
lections from their own works; and songs
by Mrs Walter Nelson and Miss Vera
Robbins Browne Some of those who have
promised to assist at the tea following are
Miss Marie d. Lott, Miss Anita Lott. Miss
Gertrude Lynch. Miss Gertrude Wander
veer Miss Edith Burrell, Miss Leonora
German, Miss Clara Sullivan. Miss Garcia
Brown. Miss Nina Lies and Hiss Myrtle
Gordon
The Tatroness list is always indicative
of the quality of the interest in any large
and surely no more repre-
names could have been selected
than those given below for the tableaus
for the benefit pf the Guild Of the Long
Island College Hospital at the Academy
OF Music on Friday evening. December 16,
The officers OF the guild are Mrs. Sidney
I.anier Smyth, president; Mrs. James 5.
HOllinshead. vice-presdent Mrs. Augustus
Y. MarckWald, secretary. and Mrs. J. Sher-
man Wight. treasurer. Among the patron
esses are Mrs. William c. Beecher Mrs.
Harry @. Barber. Mrs. Frederic G. Brown.
Mrs Charles VI. Bull, Mrs. Henry Warren
Beebe, Mrs. Walter ST John Benedict. Mrs.
Henry l.. Batterman, Mrs. Nathan T.
Be ers ir.. Mrs Nelson q. Carman, Mrs.
Thomas o. Calender, Mrs. James c. Crop
sey Mrs Dwight Church. Mrs. Stewart
Church Mrs William II. Childs. Mrs. Al
fred r. Chapman, the Misses Chauncey.
Mrs. George W. Chauncey. Mrs. George II.
Coutts Mrs Daniel Chauncey. Mrs. Mail
lard NJ Canda, Mrs. Eyersley Childs,
Mrs William H. Cary Mrs. Jay F Car
Isle MIS-. Andrew II. De Witt, Mrs. II.
Edward Dreier. Mrs. CARL H. De Silver,
Mrs. Arnold @. Dana. Mrs Samuel Bovine
Duryea. Mrs. j. Henderson Emanuel, jr.
Mrs. Lewis ". Francis. Mrs. John S.
rockingham. Mrs. George S Frank, Mrs.
Henry Ginnel. Mrs Lewis Mills Glib. Mrs.
Walter Glib. Mrs. Donald q. Geddes, Mrs.
Henry J.. Greenman. Mrs. w. Van Anden
Hester. Mrs Edward Hinman, Mrs. How
ard 5. Hadden. Mrs James A. Hewlett. |
Mrs. W. +. Harmon, Mrs. Philip II. Hiss. |
Mrs. Charles lde, Mrs. Henry +. lde, Mrs |
Frank S. Jones, Mrs. William A. Jamison
Mrs. Almet f. jerks. Mrs. Martin Joost |
Mrs william t. Jourdan, Mrs Henry l. |
Judson. Mrs. Ernest Jackson, Mrs. Sidney /
r. Kennedy. Mrs Eben J. knowlton. Mrs !
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Mrs. A A. Low, Mrs. Edward II. Litch- |
field. Mrs. Chauncey r Low, Mrs Donald |
S. l.. Lee, Mrs. John Z, Leach. Mrs. Bay |