New-York tribune., 1910-05-01
PEOPLE and Social incidents

4 Dr1ds OF NlscounL Acne9onr son aHf~6sf~ "A
\ the Earl Of Gosford. in London, and araons
I the remaining marriages on the list ara
! those OF Theodore Roosevelt. fr. 10 MIA,
Eleanor Alexander. daughter OF Mrs Henry
Addison Alexander, IN the Fifth Ayen1s
Presbyterian Church on June 20; OF Ms,
Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens. daughter 81
MIR. and Mrs. Ledysrd Stevens. % John
de Koven Bowen, in ST. Marks Church. on
Second avenue, on June % Of Harold Az.
mar Sands 70 Miss Katherine Hynson Mc-
Fadden, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. :.
FranckIIn EIcFaddsn, at Radror. Penn. On
the same date, and or Miss Dorothy Ran-
doIph, daughter or Philip : P. RandoIoh.
to John r. Fell. Of Philadelphia at Nara
sansett Pier. r r. on July 4.
Most OF the country seats around View
York have been opened for the early SUM-
meT season, and both at Tuxedo ana az
Lakewood there ia much gayety. AZ tbs
latter place Mrs. George j. Gould gives a
large fancy dress ball tomorrow evening,
which will be one OF the features OF ths
week and out on Long Island. as well
as in Westchester County. merry weekend
house parties are the order or ths day
There are almost as many arrivals from
Europe as there are departures. Those home
ward bound include Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney. whose stay abroad has
been very brief. and August Belmont ard
his bride. who are returning in time for
the opening Of the racing at Belmont Park.
Frederick Townsend Martin, who gives a
large farewell dinner at the Union Club to-
morrow evening, ana uho wIII be enter
tanned by Julien T. Davies on Tuesday
night al dinner at the University Club.
sails on Wednesday 70 remain abroad. for
the summer. and among those leaving on
the same day are 3Irs. Gustav Andsinek.
j. Hampdeu Rohb, Mrs. Bower Isr1ay. Mrs.
William Brock Shoemaker and a number
Of other well known persons.
Miss Mary A. Clarkson. daughter OF Tr.
ana Mrs. Robert r. Livingston CIArkso1
and granddaughter of ths late 1Ir. and
Mrs James Ot1s, Uas married yesterday 70
kelloCk Myers The ceremony Uas per-
formed in ST PauTs Church. T1vo1i. y. I,
by the rector. the Few. Richard D. Poue
and a reception followed az sE4Tcod, tho
C1arkson place at TivoH The church was
decorated with lilies and tonqut1s. The
bride, who was given away by her father,
vas in gown Of white satin. trimmed
with point applique lace. and a veil of
the same material. which belonged to her
sisters maid Of honor. and her other sis
ter. Miss Elizabeth C1srkson. Miss Harrie.
Glover. Miss Nellie Rogers her cousin. Miss
lula Edey; Miss Laura Livingston and Miss
Mary Sturgfs were the bridesmaids Thu
maid Of honor was dressed entirely N
white, and the bridesmaids wore frocks os
Te1low chiffon over white trimmed with
leavy yellow embroidery. Their large hats
we're trimmed Ttth tonqufs N.nz Bran
ireth. IN a white frock. was the flower girl
Harold KeIIock vas the best man, ard
he ushers included Reginald LIVINGSTON.
he brides brother. James OILS CIarkso1.
'ohn Brandreth. Harry stratton. Clerront
Livingston BarnweH and John rs Boutr-
ier.
Among those who sailed for Europe vss-
eTday we're Mrs Charles T. Barney, Asr-
'el H. Barney. l1r. and Hrs. Albert Gould
enHinss, Mrs. A Z. Rinss1and and rrs
Kisses KtngsIand, Mr.. and Mrs A. Gordon
Sorrte. Mrs. Frederick Pearson and tire
Kisses Pearson and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Eyer
on Webb and Miss Webb
Colonel John Jacob Astor and his so-,
'incent Astor. viii return from E1rops
ext week and go 20 their country place,
Z Rhfnebeck, y. 7. Later IN the season
hey Will go TO Newport to spend the
umner.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grfswold have
AIKEN a house at Southampton. Long ISL
nd. for the summer.
Mrs Robert R Livingston has opened her
ountry place at Tivoli. N. T.
Mrs Newoold Morris viii spend the sum
Ter at Lenox, as usual
Mrs P Cooper Hewitt vfyI e-eu her .o+-
age at Tuxedo this week for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs z. 8 J. Mcvickar have
pened their country placs at White Pains
or the summer.
Mrs. Robert Bacon salts for Europe OF
Wednesday. on board the Adrta1ic. TO 1oin
er husband. the American Ambassador IN
'arfs
The wedding of Miss Lucia Clark Burtor
nj Morgan Wing will take place on MAY
3 at St. Georges Church Nevburg. N
r. and viii be followed by a reception az
yooGbine. the country horns Of Mr. and
frs. Frank V. Burton. The wedding will
e small one. owing 20 the recent death OF
fr- Wings grandfather. John D. Wing
A fets chantecler will be given IN the Fam
iarden OF the Casino in Central Park or
thursday afternoon, May 10. fer the benefit
{ the New York Diet Kitchen. There VIII
Q a sale OF midsummer hats and an at
ractive programme of music. Tea Will be
erved at o'clock. A caf3 chantant Will
. held in the evening and a table d'h6ce
inner will be served az $ a cover. which.
owever. viii include admission 70 the fets.
9th afternoon and evening Acting as
atroHesseS are Mrs Joseph Fl. Choate.
Irs. Andrew Carnegie Mrs. Edward {.
Icyt. Mrs. James Speyer, Mrs. William ".
fcAlpin. Mrs. Ernest NJ stires. Mrs. Will
am r. Wilcox and Mrs. j. Hood Wright.
Among the young girls who viii assist at
he entertainment are Miss Beatrice Bar
lay Miss Alice Demorsst. Miss Dorothy
IcAlpin. Miss Gladys Robbins and Mss
Elsie Wilson.