The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12

New York, February 11.-(Special)- Now that the Gould-Decies wedding Is past, some of the society leaders have gone to the resorts for brief rest
 before the opening of the season at Newport. Some have gone to southern |resorts, some to Europe, whole others have gone to the resorts In the west. principally on the Pacific coast. There Is still much entertaining, receptions and balls and number of marriages of prominent couples to keep society
 busy And there is also round Of entertainments for prominent foreign guests who are visiting in America
 Plans for the marriage of Miss Doris
 A. Dick, eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. Henry Dick. to MT. Horace Havemeyer. son of the late Henry O. Havemeyer have been announced. The marriage will take place in the Church of the Incarnation, February 2S. Miss Dick will be attended by Mrs. J. Wat son Webb, MT. Havemeyer's sister; her own sister, Miss Julia A. Dick one or the seasons debutantes Misses Ruth Adams Alice Dickson. Harriet Merry.
 Elizabeth Bacon. Lisa Stillman and Eleanor Hastings. Mir. Stephen M Ed gell will be the best man. and the ushers chosen are Messrs. Charles H.
 Jackson. J. Watson Webb Harry T.
 Peters, William E. Dick, Joseph Bur- den, Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen, Elliot Cross and H. l.. Havemeyer. Follow ing the ceremony there will be re- ception at the home of MT. and Mrs. Dick No. 20 East Fifty-third street. Valentine fetes will draw as patrons a large number of society leaders and will be the main social events of next week A valentine costume dance and concert will be given by the Cap Tab club on Tuesday evening In the white and gold room and the state apartment of the Waldorf-Astoria and as usual will be attended by a large number of society people. Mrs. William K. Van derbilt, Mrs. M Orme Wilson. Mrs. Seth Low. Mrs Archibald Alexander, | Mrs. J. Borden Hartman, Mrs. Cleve- | land H. Dodge. Mrs. w. Seward Webb, Miss Winifred Holt and Mrs. Edward R. Hewitt are among the patronesses of the grand fete valentine. which is to be given on February IA at the Hotel Astor for the New York Ass ,ciatio for the Blind Charles Stuart Butler will be chairman of the floor commit tee: Henry Parker of the dance, which
 will open the fete. and Miss Harriet c. Glover will have charge of the dec orations.
 New York society is much interested in the approaching marriage Wednes- day in Denver. Col. of Miss Marie !. Sheedy to MT. Robert l.. Livingston, Jr. MT. and Mrs. Dennis Sheedy, father and mother of the bride-elect. and the Misses Sheedy. have spent much of the winter in New York. They recently returned to their home in Denver
 The marriage of Miss Nancy Evelyn Harris to Lieut.. John M. McDowell ,ol the United States army will take place next Saturday. The wedding will be in the church of the Heavenly Rest and will be followed by reception at the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton Harris. A number of persons prominent in mill tary circles will be in attendance.
 Mr. and Mrs. .>Walter L. Maillot of Kansas City, Mo, and Miss Marie Mur- phy of Dallas, Tex, who were guests last week of MT. and Mrs Mercer II. Thompson, have returned to their homes in the west Mrs William Cummings Story of New York Is as