The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-15
NEW YORK SOCIETY
BY MARGARET WATTa DE PEYsTER
BY Loarod wlro to Tho Tribune.

BY Loarod wlrc TO Tho Tribune.
NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-Soeiety. ia
the popular sense Of the torn, per.
hnpg knows lcaa of Mrs. Andrew Cnr.
nogio than any ono OF tho mistrosses OF
tho second or :hird OF tho greatest Cor.
tunes in America, and yet how often
inuRt tho public ask whom thoy road
off trio great giftE OF tho ircnmnstor,
what kind OF a woman is MTu. Carno.
Gio7 swoe,t -faccd, kindly, rctirIng hor
namo rnrely orcr appearing Ia print
nad seldom tat!nG pGrt In tho gnyotion
Of tro wealthy OF hor cummurity, she
ia lovaTtEcicsa GRO oF tha most accom-.
plishcd of tho really gieh in thls coun.
try.
Before her marriage oho wnB MISC
1 Louise Whitfield. daughter Of ono OF
Ncw Ycrl;'a Jnost pTomiacnt nwyoTA,
mad by cGucGt!oa and birth ir quail.
ic@ko fo5ivrc II he. own namc al tho
dcath OF boT father. There nro hur.
drod5. pe:haTa thouaaads Of charitable
ASS pcria.nod b. Mso Carnegie every
ycar OF Thlch nos :ncst Intimate :ricnds
have no knorloGgc. Many Young mon
nnd women a-s .capiDg thc Eurvost of
'Ae henel!cc@co wh:ca rho has DO.
/ c.oweG rroH them.
Tho marriage o. M,sI Mario Sroedy
TO Mr. Rooovt l.. Liviagstoge, which
viii taao place az the home OF ehc
! b:iGc = pa-catH ~ Dcnvcr, will DO ono
or tho most. intorcHcing marriages Of
tho only s1:iar. Mics Shoadv. who IS
:ha daGGato. OF n Denver millionaire,
/ Gas bsoa apcldiag nldwintor Ia New
Mia sh,ody Il n young Woman OF
chn.m!rG. poTroaalitY She - tall, hno
~ rouad2ncH of waving b:owT hair,
largo and EympathcNc crcW, and ia a
good conversation aiist 9ho Is 4 grad.
n2to ~ two Of Nov Yor,: . rrort Sass.
io"ab!o f:a!5hiaa schools for young
roT9r. cnd haa Travelled extensively
Mr.. Liviars,onc. who ut prcsca: liveo
With big cousin tho Princess do Lau.
gicT' N!!ias&. l!ith avenue. is banker
i nn9 T,,,.n.hor of ucvcral New York
ciuns His mother. Mira Henry Llv.
inrntoao, -o-moTy Mary s. McRao. In
m Pa-i9. Nh. Liviagatono is widowor,
his former wifc, who wan Mics Helen
l.. Houutzc. and whom ho married. Dc.
cembcr 20 1902. having died several
years ego.
VIII CO 20 Coast.
Arthur lnkar5lry. tho Journals, nad
traYe!or. who married Mrs John Walker
to2rn roooHtly in London. Will. upon
MS return 70 America. take his brido
20 hc Pacific coast 20 Ycaide.
Mrs. lnko2sIoy. who wGG the widow OF
Mlnister foaTn TO Greece. Rou:nnnia
ana Servia. was ono O. the most bril-.
,iant and ho7oCoa .GRurcs at tho royal
rouTts. Sno Tocci-od wedding gifts from
Queen Elizabeth OF Roumanin, tho for.
aeT Queen Nathalie Of Sorvia and the
Queen Of Greece.
No American bride ever before re.
celv5d so many royal good wishes.
Mrs. ITEcgsleT's q former husband. Mr.
feaTu. was native of Mobile
Much interest has been manifested in
society circles over the announcement
recently Of the engagement Of Miss
MAY Bourne, eldest daughter OF ex.
Commodore Frederick G. Bourne Of the
New orE Yacht club TO Ralph Reaver
StrasshurGer Of Norristown. Pa. Mr..
StraSsburEer is a graduate OF the Naval
academy at Annapolis He belongs TO
th" Army and NAVY club and TO the
New York Yacht club.
Mics May Bourne, though the eldest.
has been the least conspicuous of Com.
mGdore Bourne s three daughters The
Misses Marion G. and Marjorie Bourne
are wei known for their love of out.
door sports. They are enthusiastic au-
tomobilists. experts with the shotgun
and lovers of pet dogs.
Robert :. Lovett. president OF the
Hartman railroads, has returned from
Aiken, s. g., where his family is spend
ing the mid-wintcr season.
Among the leading events in New
York society during the week were the
dinner given bv Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
Friday and dance given by Mrs. Ger.
aldyn Redmond at the Colonial club on
Tuesday: The dinner wns the third of
series given by Mrs. Fish and she
had as quests quite number of lead.
ers of the "40O. - The dance given
bv Mrs. Redmond was in honor of Miss
Elizabeth Russell. a debutante of the
season. daughter of Mrs. Rowland Rus
sell
Society Interested.
Society is much interested in the nm,
aouncement from the west Of the en-.
gagement OF Mrs. William Loyall Ashe
and Walter II. Seymour. Mra. Ashe is
hali.sister OF Anna Peters and before
her marriage was Miss "Bct' Peters
of Stockton. Their father was J. ID.
Peters. who was known ns the river