The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-08
New Years Social Festivities i'm New York
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must be brought UP sound in, body and
vice presidency of the National Chill
drens Aid society. Through 1t l may
accomplish some good.
when / first came to Hungary ! was
accompanied by my mother and my
younger brother, with whom ] live on
very good terms. Later ] took fancy
TO Oermezoe castle. my baby was born
there, too. ] feel very much at home IN
It. and we entertain numerous hunting
parties there. In Budapest, on the other
hand. ] still feel a guest, living we
do In, hotel until our own place is
ready"
Then. OF course. you are going to en-
tertain on large scale.
AT all events we shall take a posi-
with our rank and fortune. AS far as
am concerned. I am not too fond OF ap
pearing in public, but to certain extent
I shall willingly do what is expected OF
me"
Speaking about the new palace the
countess said
"All the work and all the fittings will
be: OF course; as far as possible the
artists. l have very high opinion of
Hungarian art. No. We shall not bring
over here any pictures from the gallery
ut Oermezoe castle. We shall try TO get
new collection. gradually. On the 9TH
er hand. certain fixtures and conven-
iences. which are best made In America,
OF DC DdJ mere we nave OrOeTeU
from the other side of the Atlantic
Had Quiet Wedding.
Because Of the recent death of the
brides father. the late Commander Fred
erick A, Abercrombie Miller. the wed
ding OF Miss Edith Abercrombie Miller
10 Walter R. Tuckerman OF Washington.
D. c.. at Morr!stown, n. j.. was a quiet
affair. attended by members OF the i'm
m a1l al fan
The ceremony was In the Madison
Grace church, the officiating clergyman
being the Rev. Joseph n. Blanchard. rec
tor. assisted by the Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith. rector OF st, Johns church.
Washington. Following the wedding.
breakfast WAS served at Loantaka
and Mrs, Tuckerman will reside In
Charles A. Snyder and bride, formerly
Miss Jean Louise Mashboy OF Long
Mr.. Snyder in San Francisco. where they
will make their residence. The mar
riage was one of the social events OF the
holiday season In Long Branch, although
the couple crossed the river and were
married at the Church OF the Incarnation,
Madison avenue and Thirty-ffth street
and followed the ceremony dinner was
served at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel
Mrs. Perry Belmont and other women
IN society have taken to polo caps for
morning wear. The caps take the place
OF Tic IuTDhn lulCDeu IuT SStS WIN tnc
polo caps are the latest fad from Paris,
and such followers OF the fashion to the
minute as Miss Katherine ElkIns and her
Save adoped them Miss pkIns s and Ier
cousin have been on shopping tours
about the city. and they wear long shag-
gy coats OF Siberian fox. with cap. tip
pet and muf OF soft yellow mink
Frederick Townsend Martin has arr
days in January. On January is Mr.
Martin Will entertain for Mrs Wander
Mr., Mo Vile sternberg and bride. for
merly Miss Lillian Fisher, have gone to
the home of Mr.. sternherg. In Ohio,
ried at the home OF the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ, Fisher on st.
Nicholas avenue. Following the cere-
mony the couple was rendered a dinner
Mrs. Reginald Ronalds and her moth
er. Mrs. Strong, who spent the holidays
at their home in Erle. Pa. have returned
to New York and again taken up their
apartments at the Plaza.
Dance to Aid Clinic.
A subscription dance for the benefit OF
tho East Side Clinic for Children Dr. |
Adelaide Wallersten. president, will be
given under the auspices OF tho ushers
day evening. January "a, In the Hotel
Astor. Tickets may be procured from
Charles w. Mahony. chairman OF eSh-
or Dr. Adelaide Walleretein Of 3O5 West
Eightieth street.
Elaborate preparations arc being, made
by the New York City Federation OF
Women's clubs for Its ninth annual con
ventlon, to be held at the Hotel Astor |
on Friday. February 3.
Mrs, Belle DE Rivera Is president OF
the federation and Mrs William Cum
mings Story. honorary president. The |
other officers are Miss Mary Garrett Hay |