New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-24
PEOPLE and Social Incidents
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. w Scott Cameron. Miss
Rhoda Cameron, DIR. David Jayne Hi,
until recently American Ambassador al
Berlin; Mrs. Huger Pratt and william
Walker Smith, one Of the secretaries Of
the American Embassy at Constantinople,
were among those who sailed yesterday for
Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Giraud Foster are booked 20
sail for Europe on December 10, and viii
spend the winter in France.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mr..
and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt and Harold
Vanderbilt leave here to-day for Boston
to attend the Harvard football game
tomorrow After the match they will b
entertained at dinner at the Touraine BY
Miss Eleanora Sears.
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer who has been
staying at tho Belmont for few days,
has returned to Washington for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Temple Bowdoin have re-
turned to town for the winter from their
country place at New Hamburg, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Mccullough have
arrived at their house in East 10th street
for the season
From Lenox comes the news OF the birth
there Of a son to Mr.. and Mrs Clark O.
Voorhees,, this being their second child. The
first was a girl. Mrs Voorhees, was Miss
Maude c. Folsom. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs George Winthrop Folsom.
Announcement has been made from Bos-
ton Of the engagement OF Alfred Leo
LOOMS, son OF Mrs. Henry p. LOOMS, OF
Tuxedo, to Miss Ellen Farnsworth, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs william Farnsworth,
Of Beacon street. Boston Miss Farnsworth
who made her debut last winter, is well
known in Tuxedo where she has spent
much time as the guest OF Mrs. LOOMS
and last summer served as one OF the
bridesmaids at the wedding OF Miss Julia
Loomis. Mr.. LOOMS was graduated from
Yale in 1909.
Mrs. Schuyler Warren gives luncheon
to-day at her house. IN Madison avenue, IN
honor OF Lady Gregory. widow Of Sir Will
lam Gregory Governor Of Ceylon. Lady
Gregory is in this country FOR the produc-
ton Of her Irish plays.
Mrs. waldron Post Brown has returned
to town from Short Hills, where she has
been spending several weeks with her mar
RED daughter, Mrs. Harold Talbot Miss
Eleanor Brown Will join her tomorrow.
Lieutenant General Sir Robert Baden
Powell. who commanded the successful de-
fence OF Mafeking during the Boer war,
after his return TO England founding the
boy scout movement, which has spread all
- ,orrI t,,c
from Philadelphia where he has been at
tending the wedding OF the daughter OF his
cousin Captain William Powell. the British
Consul in that city.
Miss Helen Gourd made her debut yes
terday afternoon at a reception given by
her mother, Mrs. Henry f. Gourd, at her
house. in West 18th street Present with
the debutante were Miss Yvonne Gourd.
her cousin: Miss Noel tombstone. Miss
Hope Warren Miss Agnes Clahin. Miss
Betty Carson Miss Sibyl Davis. Miss Helen
Seton, Miss Margaret Beekman and Miss
Margaret and Miss Mary Hoguet.
Another reception OF the same kind was
that given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Hiram W. Sibley at her house. in Madison
avenue, for the debut OF her daughter. Miss
Urling Sibley, with whom were Miss JUS
tine Ingersoll. Miss Ethel Outerbrldge. Miss
Phyllis McVickar and Miss Augusta Dick
son.
Earlier in the day Mrs. c. Grosvenor
wyeth entertained a large party at
luncheon at her house in East 10Th street.
for her debutante daughter, Miss Frances
Wyeth those present comprising Miss
Corneua Chaplin, Miss Dorothy Manice.
Miss Marjorie Weeks. Miss Winlfred
Chisolnn and Miss Justine Ingersou.
Miss I.ucilla Damon Wylie was married
last night at the Church OF the Messiah,
Park avenue and S4th street, TO Eskl Berg,
Of Syracuse The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DIR. Robert Colyer. assisted
by the Rev. DR.. John II. Holmes The
bride. in white satin and a tule veil. her
flowers consisting Of lilies-of-the-valleY
was attended by her little niece and god
daughter Lucila A. Wylie; by Miss Amy
Tyers, Miss Edna Peck, Miss Mamie Grif-
fin. Mrs. Albrecnt Pagenstecher, Jr.. and
Mrs. J. G.. william Greeff, all IN frocks %
red and carrying bouquets Of red roses
Hewlett scudder, jr, was the best man.
and the ushers consisted of Edward Gil
Wylie, Sims Gill Wylie and w. GIL Wylie'
tr brothers Of the BRIDE William L. Il.
Emmett Ivan Ringdahl, Or. Seward Erd-
man and Professor Nelson Schultz. Inc
ceremony was followed by reception
oiven bv DR.. and Mrs. w. Gill Wyhe, the
parents Of the bride, at their house. IN
West 10th street.