New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-15

MISS MARIE oUVRIER. WHOSE WE
TAKES PLACE
spring are to be married Wednesday,
Jrne g. Owing to the illness of the brides
father it will be quiet home ceremony
at s o'clock. Miss van der Velde was grad
uated from Packer Institute last June.
The musical given on Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs Gulian Ross and Mrs. Charles j.
McDermott at the home of the latter, NO
295 Henry street, will be remembered by
their friends as one of the most pleasant
affairs of the late spring. Mrs Ross and
Mrs. McDermott. who are two of the best
known amateur musicians in the borough.
were assisted by Miss Eleanor Holland
Johnson, soprano, and Miss katherine Van
Week Pearce, contralto. The rooms were
simply decorated with cut flowers. Mrs
McDermott wore a lingerie gown over pink,
and Mrs. Ross received in white chiffon
over yellow An enjoyable social hou- fol-
lowed the well executed programme
In honor of Miss Ida S. Dorsey. whose
ergagement to Redmond McCosker was an
nounced last autumn. Miss Lillian McCos-
ker on Thursday afternoon gave chante-
cler bridge party at her home, No. 4o1
Waverly avenue The Chantecler colofS
were used in the decoration of the rooms
and of the tea table. The hostess wore a
gown OF hordered chiffon, and her guest
of honor received in pale blue crepe meteor
Among those present were Mrs David NC
Cosker, Mrs. Thomas Afford. Mrs. Walter
Blake Mrs. William Parks, Miss Anna
Parks. Miss Genevieve Marley, Mrs. Hal
ley Webster, Mrs. William Pascual. Mrs
Clinton Moffatt. Mrs. John Lee, Miss Flor
ence McCate. Miss Anna Kelly. Miss Louise
Mitchell Miss Elizabeth Bannin. Miss Mar
garet Dougherty, Mrs. A. D. Flynn, Mrs
Edward Connolly. Miss Agnes King, Miss
Corinthe Roche, the Misses Gilroy. the
Misses Shannon, the Misses Mcbride Miss
McMorrow, Miss McTammany and the
Misses McCosker.
Announcement has been made Of the en-
sagement Of Miss Marie l.. Bosse, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolphe z. Bosse. and
George Sims Morrisey. Miss Bosse is the
contralto soloist and Mr.. Morrisey the bass
soloist at ST Marks Church, Flatbush.
Mrs. Cornelius Zabrsk!e and the party
of young women who. with her daughter.
Miss Elvie Zabriskie, are 10 tie graduated
from Packer Institute this year, will sail
for Liverpool on Saturday. June 20. They
will motor through England and then
through Holland, Belgium and Switzerland
reaching Oberammergau in time for the
Passion Play in August After that their
plans are unsettled, but they expect to be
absent about four months.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Scoville, who went
abroad shortly after their wedding last Oc-
tober. returned on the Mauretania last
week The are now with the brides moth
er, Mrs. Cornelius Zabrisllie. at No. SIG Car
roll street.
George butcher, of No. 80 Pierrepont
street, and his daughters Miss Mary
butcher and Miss Elizabeth butcher, will
sail for Europe on the Cedric on Saturday,
May g.
Mrs. Henry I Judson and Miss Helen Y.
Judson will spend the summer abroad.
They expect to sail on June l.
Mrs w J. Forbes and Miss Reba Forbes
will also spend the summer abroad They
will sail about the middle of June
Dr. and Mrs Julius Carl Bierwirth, Of No.
43 Henry street, and their daughter, Miss
Florence Bierwirth started yesterday for
their cottage at Bay Shore, Long Island,
where they will spend the summer.
A home wedding on Wednesday. June l.
will be that of Miss Myrtle Underwood
Teele. daughter of NJ. and Mrs. Horace
Granville Teele, Of No +42 Grand avenue,
and Sidney Herbert Foale. Miss Edith
Underwood Conard will be the only attend
ant of the bride, and Joseph Ten Eyck will
act as best man. There will be no usiers
The ceremony will take place at o'clock
with a reception following half an hour
later.
"A Stranger in Strange Land" the
Polytechnic play, will be given at the Men
tauk Theatre on Wednesday evening. The
cast includes Nelson p. Ford Jack
Tho-ndyke, Erskine z. Porter as Charles
Dudley, HaIsey c. Thompson as DR.. John
Boiler. William Martin To-mo-nee. Ind
! ian chief: Paul Bonner as Arthur Lowe,
Edward DANGER as Harrington. the de-
tective; Aquilles Lopez as Watson. the but
| Ter; Mr.. Kettles as jenkins servant; W
Proctor knight as Alice Wellington. Pres
colt Wilson as Mrs. Barton Holcombe
Allan Price as May Hocombe and Arthur
! Coykendall as Grace Thorn1yke The Mon
| tauk is a big house to fill, but if the boys
enjoy their usual popularity il will be sold
| ont "Wednesday evening