The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
GHEEDy WEDDING
SET FOR JUNE
Ceremony Will Take Place in
Denver Mansion in Month
of Roses.
HAWAIIAN PRINCESS HAS
UNIQUE CORONATION ROBE
Plumage of Myriads of Birds
Used in Making kanaka
WOman's Garment.
BY MARGARET w. DE PEYsTER.

BY MARGARET W. Db f6 . oAs'
BY Leased Wire to Tho Tribune
NEW YORK. May 13.-Plans for the
marriage of Florence Shccdy, daughter
OF Dennis Sheedy. thc multi-mi!iionaire
of Denver, and /. Townsend Burden Jr.'
uf New York which will take place III
Denver juno II. have been announced by
the parents OF Miss Sheedy. The family
has spent most OF the winter in New
York City AT the Hotel Plaza. The cere-
mony VIII be performed at the Sneeuy
mansion In Denver. Bishop M. +. Burlse
OF the diocese of Missouri, noted plelatc
in the Roman Catholic church and a
great uncle OF the bride -to-be, oiiiciet-
ing.
fore no nuptial mass will be sung in a
church He has however. agreed TO the
laws OF the church regarding marriage
and the wedding VIII take place at 'he
home OF the bride.
Miss shecdy is noted for her beauty;
She Is tail and graceful: she wlll start
for home about The middle OF May.
Announcement is made of the engage
ulcnt OF Miss Esther l.. Forburgh. daush-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Robert l.. forpuisn
OF New York. to DR.. Dudley j. Morton
oil Philadelphia a son of Franklin }.
Morton Of Baltimore.
An engagement announcement which
created much interest in society circles
In the east is that OF Miss Dorothy
Chapman. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. WI j.
rrid b Chapman Of San Francisco: to
ernor and Mrs. Foss Of Massachusetts.
Announcement is made Of the engage
mcnt OF Miss Rosalinde Ionsley. only
daughter of Mrs. Charles Edmund Long
ley OF PaVtuckct. Il. l.. and Swampscott,
Mass. TO Eugene till Smith. eldest son
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Henry b. Smith of Bay
City, Mich.
Southern Girl a Type.
Miss Ruth Cation OF Houston. Tex.
music pupil OF Miss Theodore Ursula
Irvine of New York. is 10 figure in a
painting by Charles Frederick Naegele
lhe famous nrtisL Miss ,oIarcn Ca,roh rs Is a
The ideal type OF southern girl and Mr..
NaeGele states that she is the type he
has been looking for for ten years Tor
In the little Houston girl the painter
states he has found his ideal OF the sis
ter of Lazarus whose appeals and faith
Nacgele Is almost finished and perhaps
will he seen for The first time ON May
daughter Will be married to Professor
Herschell c, Parker of Columbia univer-
sity IN her fathers studio.
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry is spending
% her mother. Mrs. Richard Town
send.
Dame Run1or has il that there is like
ly 10 be The announcement of an engage
rnent of Miss Lila Il. Gilbert debutante
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. II, Rramhall
Gilbert. and Walridge S. Taft. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taft OF New York
There have been many suirors of the
pretty debutante. one among whom has
been the nephew OF the president. Miss
Gilbert is now in Europe where she VIII
spend the summer. When she sailed a
few days ago among those who bid her
happy voyage was young Mr.. Taft, and
there certainly no question OF his
admiration for Miss Gilbert, and 1t will
be more than surprising If, upon the re-
turn of the Gilberts. within a few weeks
an announcement is not Forthcoming.
Miss Gilbert made her bow TO society
last winter and Immediately became one
of the popular buds: Young Taft fell
victim 10 Cupids wleS once before and
his engagement to Miss Ethel Herrick:
daughter OF Mrs. Frederick Herrick of
Paris, Was announced. Subsequently the
engagement was broken.
DR.. Abbott's Son Engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Gillespie are
Nas!svilie Tenn. '" ''|'~N''
Formal announcement has been made
Of tie engagement OF Miss Se;i.!a Beren-
so;, of Northampton. Mass. IT, Herbert
Taushn. Ahhott. soq Of the Re-. Di. I.y-
mhil NDDott.
hiss Berc1so:: is head of the physical
training Department of Smith college. and
Mr. Abbot; is associate professor OF Eng
s!sh literature at tne same college. The
wedding Will take place in June.
Among the interesting visitors in New
York and Washington recently has peen
Princess Kawanakua Of Honolulu. Ha-
waiian Islands. who came to New York
10 attend the marriage OF Jay Gould and
Miss Annie Douglas Graham. She sailed
last Week for London. In some OF the
many trunks which the princess carried
was ono OF the most gorgeous robes tina;
viii appear at the coronation OF King
George. She has been commanded to ap-
pear al tho coronation, an honor which
comes 10 her a widow of prince of
royal blood, for Prince David Kawankua
.sas brother to Queen Liliuokalari
which puts her on footing Of equality
with other princesses who are entitled To
attend: Besides. she is the mother OF the
al tlf Ia yaii limo p,.j1, =
piolani Prince Kalakua and the small
namesake OF Queen j@iliuokalani
One OF the capes OF the princess cos
tune is OF tiny feathers from a bird that
is now extinct: Each bird has but one
feather in his head as topknot. so the
lives OF countless birds are represented
The cape belonging TO the family OF the
princess Is u bright yellow. and is worn
over a yellow gown. yellow and black be-
Ing the Hawaiian colors.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Interested.
Mrs. w. X Vanderbilt. Jr. IS taking
recently organized by Mrs. ". X VAN
dsrbilt. sr.. and Miss Dorothy whitney:
occasions has visited the children's court
and remained through the session 10
note, the effect OF the work being done
The marriage of Miss Louise Chambers.
daughter of Mrs, Thomas c. Chambers.
take. place in Grace church. New York
on June |. Mr.. Ducat is son OF the
late General Arthur c. Ducat. the fam
ily being prominent in Chicago.
A recent engagement OF much interest
is that OF Miss Lillian Carpenter. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitney
Carpenter of New York. TO Elcott ..
Curtss. son OF the late Charles b. Cur
tiss and brother OF Charles y. Cur
tiss. secretary of the American legation
at Christiania. The wedding will be a
small one and will take place at the
home of the bride June !,
Announcement Is made Of the engage
(seOrriunH d.
niece OF the late Henry Ward Beecher,
and OF Mrs. Harriet Becchcr Stowe To
William Allen. Miss Beecher is dnugh-
ter Of the Rev, DR.. and Mrs. George
Buckingham Bcocher OF HiIlsboro. o. Mr..
Allen Is Il Columbia graduate and is Drac-
,jcing law in this city.
His Eminence Cardinal Gibbons OF
Baltimore was the guest OF honor Wed =
nesday at a reception given at the Cath .