New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-12
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and earlier in the day Mrs. Sfuv,o'
Fish entertains large party At lun,h.."
to meet Count Apponyi. IT her bo,sn
East 18th street Among the dinners ., =,
week arc those OF Mrs. Charles = IL
man, on Thursday. ~ her house IN co..
avenue; Mrs. Sidney Dillon Rioio.,s -
on Saturday. at her residence IN Va, -
street; Mrs. Walter : Gurnees din,.. -
Tuesday night, ~ her house in nm
nue., and Mrs Hubert Nos's dime, n. 49,.
daughter. Miss Anne Douglas GraLlm /,
the studio Of her husband. tho Dr,.s
, American portrait painter. In Central Par,
West TO celebrate the birthday of g..
daughter by ber former marriage. and "A
make formal announcement Of Mi.s "a.
hams engagement TO Jay GoulI. rbs
guests VIII include Lord and Lady Dooiss
who return on that morning from Jckyr
Island. where they are now spending n.
first part Of their honeymoon: Mr.. ana Mrx
George Jay Gould and Mr. and Mr.,
| Anthony j. Drexel jr Lord and LADY
Decies sail on Saturday next for the Med.
| iterranean and Egypt, on board the Cunara
liner Carmania, and will spend several
weeks at Cairo and In a trip up the Ma
before taking up their residence in London
for the season.
Another dinner or the week Is that al
Miss Catherine Hammersley, on TUESDAY,
at her house in Fifth avenue, for Miss
Frances Dickey, whose marriage TO y.
Harold Freeman is set for February 2. IN
Grace Church. Miss Dickey has selected
Miss Janet Townsend for her maid of
honor, while her bridesmaids will be Miss
Maude Gwynne Shepherd, Miss Nina CHS
ohm, Miss Katherine Tillman. Miss Helen
Miller and Miss Mary shotter. OF Savannah.
Southgate b. Freeman will be his brothers
best man, and the ushers are to be Aymsr
Johnson, George W. Carpenter Walter B.
Mccormick, Jr., George c. futile. Leon
Freeman and Charles d. Dickey, jr This
ceremony will be followed by reception
given by Mrs. Charles D. Dickey at her
| house In East 51st street
Marriages OF the week include that Of
Robert L. Livingston TO Miss Marie Sheedy.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Dennis Sheedy.
| In Denver Mr.. and Mrs. Sheedy spent thu
greater part OF the winter with their daugh-
! ter at the Plaza. Robert l.. Livingston ID
a widower, his first wife, who died Soma
/ Years ago, having been the daughter Of
| Mr. and Mrs Luther Kountze and a sisisr
Of Mrs J. Gordon Douglas. He left day
or two ago for Denver. accompanied BY
his cousin the Countess de Laugier- Villars,
and by his best man, Archibald Barklie, II
| Philadelphia Miss Florence Sheedy all
he her sisters only bridal attendant. and
the wedding will be a very quiet affair
Mrs. william Douglas Sloane, nrs. ].
| Pierpont Morgan, Mrs. Edmund l.. Baylls,
Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Frederic j. de Pegs.
ter and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry have taken
parterre boxes for the special matinee per-
| Torrance Of "K0nigskinder' az the Net.
ropoltan Opera House on Thursday after,
noon in aid of that most popular charity.
the Seamen's Benefit Society. It's pres,!
dent is Miss Catherine :. Beverich. and ~
secretary Miss Augusta dc Peyster
Colonel and Lady Sarah Wilson. the at1
ter sister Of the late Lord Randolph
Churchill and Of TIE late Duke Of Marbor-
ough, and Minnie. Lady Paget wife OF Gene
eral Sir Arthur Paget. and daughter OF ths
late Paran Stevens. Of New York. are dus
in New York on Thursday evening next on
board the Mauretania. Among their fellow
passengers are Anthony J. Drexel and ME-
and Mrs Ralph Pulitzer.
ST. Thomas's Church was the seems yesS
terday at noon of the somewhat belatsd
christening Of the eight-year-old son OF
, Mrs. william p. Leeds. He received tie
names OF william Bateman Leeds, and hs
SPONSORS consisted Of J. de Wolfe Cutting
and OF Mrs. Oliver II. p. Belmont, the cere|
mony being performed by the Rev. Dr.
Ernest NJ. Stires.
Mrs. J. Allen Townsend gave small
dinner dance last night az her house ~
Madison avenue for her daughter, Miss
Viola Townsend. There were about forty
at dinner and about seventy Others cans
| in afterward for the dance and supper
! Colonel SIR John Harrington. former
British Minister Plenipotentiary IN Aoys-
sinia. and Lady Harrington. who have been
Shaving with the latter's mother. MIS-.
James Mcmillan. in Washington, are bookea
70 sail on Saturday next for England ME-
Elisha Dyer and her daughter, Miss Laura
Swan. sail on Tuesday by the kronprlS
Wilhelm. bound for the French Riyiel@
They will return in time for the Newport
season
Mrs. BENJAMIN Nicoll gives tea =
Wednesday afternoon at her house, IN Law
5Oth street for Miss lone Page the nan's'
of her son. Courtlandt NicoL
Mrs. Herbert Shipman has entirely reco'-
cred from her recent attack OF scarlet ies.V
and is out once more. She leaves sho''s
for washington to stay with her parehS'
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley
Colonel and Mrs William Jay have ~
sued invitations for dinner at then 'es''
dence, in East 72d street, on TUESDAY "eeAs
and on February "a Mrs p. Cooper he",'
will give a dinner az her house IN ifA'n''
ton avenue.
St Valentines Kettledrum for the ga
maritan Home for the Aged was ne" ~
terday afternoon al Sherry's As usus'
furnished a number Of attractions io'
Young in the shape Of moving pi''u'es.
trained dogs. grabbags and booths' VIZ
candles, flowers valen mes ana o'"''
fes were sold The entire aialr Was VIZ"
the direction OF Mrs. Richard lr'un' 4,
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