New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

was decorated Win spring hoWer.
palms. Thc bride was given away !,
brother, ]. Edward Davis. Ter so,'n
Of soft white satin. trimmed with ,.,.f
and old family point lace She woro
veil. fastened with orange bIossorns =.
carried a bouquet Of lilics-of- -tbs...s
Her only ornament was 4 diamond b,,~
the giIt ~ the bridegroom
Mrs. George Coleman, vino vas b.,
iron Of honor and only attendant. -
gown of pink satin. trimmed with III
chiffon. Her large picture hat Was
trimmed with chiffon She car-ted
roses. aiiss Renee Cou1or'. who "a.
the maid of hOnog. was unable IN a..
owing 20 Illness Hamilton iIolt a.,
best man and John Barrett. of Wash,..-
Morgan Davis, j. Hegeman Foster
Bsbst, William g. Bibb and stsnls, n Il
Craw tho ushers.
The Rev. Herbert Sh'prran. assist, II
the Rev. Albert Monk. oHlciated ~
reception followed ~ the fone q,
BRIDES mother. Mrs. Joshua Wnp.s
Davis. 70. 25 West 51st street. n,
Mrs. Russell will spend tao morths -
Mr.. Russens old homo al wilm,,r.I
\. c., where ne has taken house =.
will live in New York.
Under the auspices OF Mise sn.,,,I
School Society. Snowy White a p,.,
translated and adapted by Miss .Alss II
Damrosch. daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. =
Ter Damrosch, from the German faIr,
was given yesterday afternoon and ~
ing in the Carnegie LyceGm for the ~
vie Hospital day camp for tIoeroes
children. There was a large and fas.rt
able audience present At both pert,,k
ances. and as the play will 0e given Az
this evening IN the same place III
sum of money will be realized for M
charity
Society amateurs made up the cast I'll
tho play was given in FIVE acts ana N
scenes. Miss Alma Frances Adsms "a
the part of the beautiful snow.wht5
Miss Rosalie Gilman that Of her, kstsl
stepmother. the queen, who tries to q
awav with her and orders Otio y
hunter. impersonated by Miss Elizabeth
Tavlor. to Kill her. Instead Of doing 50 :
sells her to the dwarfs who live in III. =
est Miss Nathalie Jerrold Kelley. III
Lois Rail-, Miss Roberta Rae and Alss s,i|
auerite J.. Janvrin. assisted By thrse I'll
Bows, Thomas Vorden. Forest NIacor.i|
and Herbert Theiss. figure ss the dvual.
The Queen learns that her stepdaggtf.
is still alive and hastens to the hu 4
the dwarfs. in the disguise or a nerehij'
and sells a poisoned comb to her 81
daughter, which she puts in the girls II
and snow White drops dead Later u
Prince. in the person OF Miss Jsaanst'
Flagg. appears on the scene. and on "a
ing the comb from the girls head hr.1
her back 10 life. and they are msrki|
Miss Cornella Montgomery acted as pr,if
Minister 10 the Queen. Miss Herux}'
Thaw as messenger and Miss Helen 81 {
gis as a courtier.
Figuring as court ladies and eogzss.
were Miss Marjorie Dodd. Miss Elsri.
Fowler. Miss Helen Eggleston, Miss DcIs
thea Darlington and Miss Clarssa Pls,xf
Among those who appeared in the d
dental dances were Miss Caro- Q. BrcTN
Miss Gladys McAlpin, Miss Gladys "a
bins. Miss Muriel Kelly, Miss Clarssa ID
son and Miss Katherine Force. "a
grammes were sold by young womr
medieval Dutch costume and the u.&
was furnished by the Symphony Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanterh!t n
sail for Europe on April IS 20 spend &
summer abroad.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman is ct th. Plan
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley will a.
in town tomorrow from Washington q
will be the guests Of Mrs. Bradleys n
er, Mrs. Marshall J. Allen, IN the Plan
Under the patronage OF Mrs. VII
Church Osborn. Mrs Francis X. Pentls
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, Mrs William H. p
Mrs. George y. Mcclellan, Mrs. Paul q
and Mrs. william B. Anderson, an En /,
bazaar will be held this afternoon
evening and continued tomorrow In Oh
Hall. the new clubhouse for nurses a g
4es East 26th street. II has been ere
by Mr. and Mrs. william Church oss
as a memorial TO Mr. Osborn's mother.I
William Fl. Osborn, wlro was deeply T. :
ested in the organization OF the Bex
Training School for Nurses. The pro1
from the fair will be used FOR It's ~,
expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Freeman, who
married on February % and spent pa
their honeymoon IN the South. arc m1
to sail for England to-day. Mrs. Free
is n daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chara
Dickey. Countess de Laugier-Vils'' K
also sailing for Europe to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Walter s. Gurnee WI q
for Europe on Saturday.
MIR and Mrs. w. Scott Cameron hn
turned from Europe after spending tmt !.
ter abroad. and are in the Hotel GO =
FOR few days. II
Mrs. J. Hopkins Smith, tr., has rs'I
TO town from Hot Springs. Va
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