New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
and Mrs r. Suffern Taller and Mr.. A.
Mrs. James Speyer.

extent impaired by the decision OF ~.
Jockey club 10 have no public racing a.
the tracks around New YORK this year /,
view o. the iaw holding directors s,e
stockholders OF concerns owning racetrack.
crimiDally responsible for any betting a,
wagering that takes place at the cour,e
There Will be the ace meetings at the Kocr.
away Hunting club, and IN. annual ms.,.
ing OF the Meadow Brooh Steeplechase A.
ISOLATION on May .. In fact, society wm
have under the new law all the racing n
wants. IL is only the puolic that will sur,,
Despite all these out-Oftown attractior.
there is plenty 10 occupy the attention a,
the world Of fashion in town, and the pro.
gramme for the week is a well filed On.
The large number Of marriages for IA.
week Of Easter, now only fortnight On
are being made the occasion Of many e,.
tcrtainments for the young people Con.
cerne1. Mrs o. II. y. Belmont gives
fancy dress ball, at her house IN Madiss
avenue, on Thursday, and on the san.
night Mrs. Clarence Mackay will entertah
q large party at dinner at her residene,
lower down on the same thorouzhfare n.
dinner being followed by a musical, ~
which feature will be ,he singing u Rs.
cardo Martin.
There are also a number OF weddings ,s
Guiding those Of Miss Eloise Davis 20 L,nd.
say Russell; Of Miss Catherine Warren "a
John 4. Thayer. jr, OF Boston. and that Of
Miss Margaret Mnton to Dr. James A
| Meek.
That Of Miss Eloise Davis and Of I.lud.
|
row In the Church OF the Heavenly Rest
Mrs George Coleman and Miss Renee Cou.
dert will be in attendance on the bride
Hamilton Holt will be the best man. ana
the ushers will include John Barrett Of
Washington Stanley G. NcGraw and Nor.
gan Davis.
The newly married couple will 10 for
their wedding trip 10 Japan, where they
are assured OF kindly welcome, owing 10
,he services which the bridegroom has ren.
dered as president Of the New York Japan
Society in fostering friendly sentiments
between the United States and Japan.
Miss Catherine Warrens marriage two
days later TO joan Eliot Thayer, jr. Al
/ Boston. will be ve3 quiet AFFAIR. owing
/ to the death fortnight ago OF Nathaniel
/ Tnayer, who belonged 10 the Union, N.
Knickerbocker, New York Yacht and Other
clubs Of this city. wfre he was we'll known
end popular. The numerous invitation,
for the ceremony a. Arlington Stres
Church have been recalled and IL will b
/ solemnized in state AT the Marlboro stree,
house Of the brides mother, Mrs. Samuel
d. Warren.
| On the same afternoon the marriage of
Miss Margaret Minton TO Or. James A.
Meek will take place az her residence a,
Crawford, y. j She is sister Of McKim
and Maurice Minton.
The Rev and Mrs J r. Jowett. ~ Lon.
6on have arrived on the Maure,ania. and
rave taken apartments at the Hotel
Gotham.
Snow White" a play adapted from the
German fairy tale OF that name. hy M.
Alice Damrosch, will be given on Tuesday
] afternoon and evening and on "Wednesday
! evening at the Carnegie Lyceum by The
Spence School Association. for tile 5eneG,
| OF the open air classes for children Grip
pied by tuberculosis. Miss Elizabeth Tay-
| lor, Miss jeanette Flagg, Miss Gladys
Robbins and MISS Marge-y Shannon. as
well as Miss Caro- Brown figure in ths
cast. and tickets can be obtained from Ms
Catherine Burton. No. @ East 55th street
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Olin and Mo
Mary Bishop Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Jules
J. Vatable ana Nr. and Mrs. Preston Sa;tef-
thwaite were among those who sailed yes.
: terday for Europe. Mrs. Ogden Goelet is
booked TO sail for England on the l5.a
inst.
Countess de Buisseret. wife Of the Be.
sian envoy, who has been spending several
days in town, left yesterday for Washing
ton.
Lady dickson and Miss Mabel HicAsoa
of Montreal, are staying at the HolAo
House.
Members of the Motor Car Touring 81
ciety. of which 4. Eugene Gallatin is pres-
dent and Orme Wilson jr., yice-president
will make a run to Tuxedo Park on SUI
day next.
Many OF the ratronesses OF the satGrdiI
Evening Dances will serve IN a similar
capacity at the subscription dance which
Will be given at Delmouico's on May
Mrs. Harold Payne whitney. Mrs Henp
w Taft Mrs August Belmont, Mrs
Borden Hartman. Mrs. Richard lr~in
Mrs. +. Mcneil Becon. jr.. Mrs Seth Low
Mrs. James Speyer and Miss DOROTHY
Whitrcy are among the women who ave
Joined the general committee Of the BDna
Workers Exhibition. which is 10 be- held
Gle Metropolitan opera House this mont
'he exhibition will be opened on the even
ing of April % by President TAFT. Il VIII
, be under the auspices OF the New YORK
Association for The Blind. OF which MIS-
Wnifred Holt is secretary, and HAi ~"
tinue for five days
MI and Mrs. Edward Livingston Cos1
and family have arrived in town from tneu
country home at Iryington-on-the-H Hue
son and will be az the Hotel Gotham -
after Easter
! Mr. and Mrs Lewis B. Preston and 'her
| boy have arrived from their place at Moun'
Kisco and are stopping at the 81, hes"
for a few days.
Foreshadowing an Easter wedding VIII
! be ". Schuyler Cammann's bacnei0r o'"'
nsr on Saturday evening at DelmonicoS
His marriage 10 Mis- Katharine Van kens'
selaer Fairfax. daughter OF Mr.. and ME-
Hamilton Il. Fairfax. will take place on
Tuesday afternoon. April IS. at Gra0
! Church.
DIR and Mls w. Seward Webb "n
! leave town next week for Hot Springs. Va
where they Will remain until after Easter