The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-09

New York, April S-(Special. )-Plans Tor Easter weddings and social functions ln- cident thereto is now the absorbing topic I of New York society,
 l The marriage of Zayda Justine zabris- | kie. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris
 tian Brevoort Zabriskie, Nationai AIt | club. New York to Mir Frank H. BucK, Jr. a son of MT. and Mrs Frank Il. l Buck of San Francisco. will take place
 at D. m, April IS, at the Church or | the Transformation, New York. l A reception at Sherry's will follow.
 Miss Zabris1Se's bridesmaids will be l Misses Ella M. Lindey, Catherine Du-
 Bois. Caroline Lee Mills and Helen Frew | of New York; Miss Olive Grandfield or l Mount Vernon and Mrs. Georglne Hanson of San Francisco.
 k MT. Buck will have a number Of ms l Harvard Law school classmates as his ushers Daniel Lamont of San Francisco | will be his best man, and the ushers Will l include Edward Clarkson Harris of Geor-
 gla. Glenn Dee Whistler of Boston. Ray l mond Gaucne Charles Henry Weeland | and George Ikeeer Brainbrdge orsthis | city.
 | On the same day Miss Katherine Van l Rensselaer, Fairfax, daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. Hamilton R. Fairfax of New York; will be married to Mr. H. .Schuyler Cam l U I On April 20 Miss Susan M. L. Gould,
 daughter of Mrs. E. Sherman Gould of
 New York, will be married to MT. Aldrich | Durant a son of MT. and Mrs. William
 D. iDurant. Cambridge, Mass.
 l The marriage of Miss Annie Douglas l Graham, daughter of Mrs. Hubert Vos, to | Mir Jay Gould, the second son of MT l and Mrs George J. Gould, will take | place at St. Thomas church, New York. 1 on April % MT. and Mrs Gould will | spend their honeymoon in Europe, going | to London in June to be the guests of | Lord and Lady Decies during the corona l ton. From the number of recent engage | ments 1t may' be seen that while there were not a great many marriages among 1 the exclusive social set during the early part of the session, the close will be marked by a larger number even than in some former years. The engagement of | Miss Virginia Hegeman. daughter of MT. | and Mrs. B. Arrowsmith Hegeman, Jr.. | to Baron Tebor Podmaniczky of Buda- | pest Hungary, is announced. The en- gagement of Miss Josephine Knowles, | daughter of MT. and Mrs. William H.
 Knowles, Pensacola, Fla, to MT. Joseph
 l.. Seligman, a son of Mir. Isaac Seligman
 of New York, Is another recent announce
 ment.
 | Her excellency, Madame De Carriere | daughter of the late Richard Henry Sav- l age in New York, has announced the | engagement of her daughter. Helen, to l MT. George Krupensky, a young Russian nobleman, scion of one of Russia's proud | est families and largest landowners. The | affianced have known each other seven | years Miss De Carriere was born in St. l Petersburg. The family estate Is in Odes- | sa, where Miss De Carriere was reared
 She is an exceptionally accomplished girl | Besides being linguist. she Is fine l pianist and has a cultivated voice of
 superior quality.
 | Another engagement announced recently l is that of Miss Cornelia Barnes, daugh- | ter of MT. and Mrs John s. Barnes, to Francis Rogers of New York and Bos-
 ton Miss Barnes, who made her debut
 a few years ago, is popular in society.
 MT. Rogers is a graduate of Harvard, l class of '91.
 | Former Senator Nelson w. Aldrich and
 family of Rhode Island are to make their | residence in New York for year at
 least in a new apartment house on Park
 avenue. Senator Aldrich recently ar
 ranged for a temporary occupancy of
 the apartment and it is stated will bring
 his family here from Washington l Mrs. Luckemeyer mother of Countess yon Bernstorff. who has been spending l the winter at the Hotel Plaza in New
 York has returned from Washington, where she attended the marriage of her granddaughter, Countess Alexandra, to Count Pourtales of Germany.
 Miss Martha J. Tyson of Montgomery, Ala, daughter of ex-Chief Justice J. R. ] Tyson. who had been spending the win