New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-26

| iOho"rI W d reception given py rhe p1y.
ents Of the bride at their house in sanfor6
avenue
Many weddings are set for the two veet.
Immediately following Easter. They inclub.
that OF Miss Katherine Van Rensselaer,
Fairfax. daughter OF Mr. and 5frs. Hanil,or
r. Fairfax, 20 Schuyler cammann, in Grao.
| Church. on April 49, that Of Miss Iona
1 Page, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Hoyaa
! Page. 10 Courtlsndt Nicoll, son Of Mr. ana
/ Mrs BENJAMIN Nicoll. on the following dsy
An 81. Georges Church, and that OF ,f,ss
Anne Douglas Graham. daughter OF Mr.,
/ Hubert Voc 10 Jay Gould. son Of Mr.. ana
| Mrs George Jay Could, in 81 Thona,s
/ Church, or Saturday. April %.
Among the dances OF the week IL thu,
! given tomorrow might by Mrs. J Herh>r,
| johnson at her house in Washington squsr.
/ for Miss Yvonne Gourd II will be preced.
cd by g large dinner given by the hostess
( Other dinners will be given by several N
| her friends. who will afterward bring On
/ their guests 10 the dance.
/ Mrs william Post has number OF rsr.
\ sons for luncheon to-day a. her house IA
/ East 9Th street, and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
| gives a dinner this evening az her house N
/ East 18th street. Mrs. James Speyer so
: lows with a dinner tomorrow night Al hs-
house in Madison avenue, afterwsrd takins
her guests on IN the opera, and Mrs WIN.
! lam P. Douglas has dinner and reception
which is 70 serve by way Of housewarm.
I ~ iar
+ IN Park avenue Thursday evening Mrs
/ ctuvvesaut Fish gives another big dinner.
followed BY = vaudeville entertainment and
/ q dance. on Friday Mrs. Benjamin NicoD
has a dinner at her house in East 5oth
/ street. afterward taking her guests on 10
/ tie opera. and on Saturday al least dozen
luncheon parties are scheduled, including
those Of Mrs. James T. Clews, at her house
in Fifth avenue, Mrs James Burke Roche
at the Gotham, William c. Reick at TIE
/ Rtz-Carlton and Frederick Townsend
/ Martin at Sherry's.
! Lent is always signalized 81 sewing
4 classes for the benefit Of various New YORK
/ charities. Thus tomorrow week the old
est sewing class. that which works for the
benefit Of the New York Infant Asylum
will hold its first meeting at the house or
/ Mrs. Frederic J. de Peyster IN East @tn
street. The class that works FOR the tresh
| Air Fund of the Cathedral Of ST. John the
Divine has its first meeting at Mrs. Rien-
ard Twins house on Tuesday, ana us sec
ond lust a week later at the residence %
| Mrs. PAYNE Whitney. Among the members
NJ this class are Mrs. John II. Iseln, Mrs
/ AIonzo Potter, Mrs. Augustus B. Field and
Miss Caroline Morgan. Thursdays are oc-
cupied bv the sewing class which meets
at ,be house Of Miss Leary. its work being
distributed through the Arthur Leary Ms.
sion Of Bellevue Hospital
n Grace Church az noon Yesterday Miss
Frances de Koven Dickey. daughter Of
Mrs Charles p. Dickey. was married 20
Harold 8. Freeman, son Of Mr. and Mrs
| Samuel Freeman. cf MorristoWn, y. J.
THE church was decorated with spring
flowers. lilies and palms. The Rev. Dr.
C'b7rles Lewis slattery and the Rev. pr.
gorge William Douglas. the brides unes.
of4iciated The bride was given away ~
ber steufather. Charles D. Diekey' and she
n.-ro gown OF deep ivory satin trimmed
r,ant was chain Of diamonds with dh-
,,,rd and sapphire pendant, and she car
ried a shower bouquet 81 lilies-of.the-val'
lev Miss Janet Townsend was her mac
~ homer and tie bridesmaids were hiss
Marzaret Harris. Miss Helen Miller MISS
! Margaret Townsend. Miss Nina chisolm
ana Miss Mary Shotter, Of Savannah Their
,o,crs we're Of yellow chiffon over oDs
s,tin trimmed with lace. and they wore
straw hats adorned with wheat and tn'
-i,. Their bouquets were Of daisies ara
daftodils
sourhcate 2 Freeman was his hrothers
hest man. and the ushers were Ayn1ar Jonn-
con. Charles \ Dickey. ir, Gambler CORE
re Roy whitney. George Carpenter and
.oon Freeman. a cousin Of the bridegroom
The ceremony was followed ~ a reeep"on
90 the house Of the brides mother. No o.
East 5lst street.
After short honeymoon trip in tnS
countr-. Nj and Mrs Freeman VII %"
for Europe. TO spend the summer ABROAD
! Among those invited 10 the wedding "efs
11rrs 7 Ellis Roosevelt. Miss Gladys ana
Miss lean Roosevelt. Nj and Mrs. CE',
ION Chieoln. Mr.. and Mrs John A. DIX.
Mrs paulding Fosdick Mr.. and Mrs HOW
ard Townsend. Mr. and Mrs Eges,on
Winthrop. Mrs Frederick " Wnlu'd"
and Mrs Francis Dana Winslo".
Miss Harriet Davis Felowes. dausn"'
If William Fellowes. will be married 70
Frederick Townsend. Of Albany in the
chantrv Of Grace Church on April Il. Mss
har with her auEt,
Mrs. David 2. Morgan. at NO. a" fsrk
avenue.
The las, Of the Satur4av Evening Danoes
for this season took place last night a.
Delmonicos. stowe Phelps led the coth'ois
and a seated supper followed at midnisht
Mrs Charles x. Huntington and num0e'
OF the other patronesses received the guests
The second OF the Metropolitan Dances
for girls not yet out took place last nsn'
at Sherry's The cotillon was led by Georss
3 Post jr. The patronesses are MA
George l.. Rives. Mrs. Archibald Murray
Mrs william Jay schienehn. Mrs. "eo'ss
e Post Mrs II. Van Rensselaer, hehheo'
and Mrs Archibald Rogers.
Robert r. Mccormick has arrived in to"'
from Chicago and is staying AT the Plais
with his mother. Mrs. Robert 5. NcOof'
mick. who reached New York on Friasy
/ from Europe -
Tho widowed Princess Francis Hatfle@s
/ arrived IN town Yesterday from Wesn'ns'
ton and Is with her mother, Mrs COINS Z.
Huntington. az the latter's house III Sass
57th street. She sails for her nome ~
/ England. on Wednesday.