New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
PeoDle and Social Incidents

ter. Mrs. John W. Cross, and by the br,a..
grooms sister, Miss Elsie Nicoll, both h.
ing dressed in pink charmeuse, with ,,r,-
hats. trimmed with pink roses. They car.
r,ed Killarney roses. ]. Couper Iord w,.
the best man and Percy r. Pyne, "a Ala,
ander ID. b. Pratt. Henry s. Hooker John
w. Cross. Walter n. Stiilnan. Charlie.
Dana. De Lancey Nicoll. jr.. and Lieu,.,,
ant Stephen c. Rowan. L. s. ". were N.
yshers. The ceremony was perforn.s ~,
the Rev. Dr. s. De Lancey Townsend a.
sisted by the Rev. Hugh Blrckhesd, rec,o.
Of ST. Georges. and was followed by a "a
ception given by the brides mother. Mr.,
Howard Page. In the Colony Club. Amo,.
those seen in the church were Mrs Ala.
ander D. n. Pratt, Mrs. Cornslius c. ruv-
Ter, Mrs. r. Dana WinsIow, Mrs. J ~
Fuller Potter. Mrs George Jay Gould. W.
BENJAMIN Nicoli. Mrs. william P. Doue,s.
Mrs w. Barclay Parsons. Irs. snowd.,
A. Fahnestock. Mrs. Henry NJ. Tilford. Mr.,
David wagstsff, Mrs. Herber, shipm.,
Mrs. ". ". V. Hoffman. Mrs Franc, q
Bishop Mrs. William A Hamilton and Mr..
Henry S. Redmond.
After q short honeymoon trip Mr. ana
Mrs. Nicoll will go to Morristown 10 sp.nd
the summer.
Another wedding Of yesterday wa. th,,
Of J. HowIand Auchincloss 20 Miss P-..
ella D. Stanton, in the West 18th Stree,
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lop.
Lee stanton. owing 20 mourning. the IN.
vitations were restricted 10 few near rsla.
tives and intimate friends. The bride wor.
her mothers wedding gown o. white bro.
cade and her grandmother lace ysr
fastened with orange blossoms, ana a..
carried an old-fashioned bouquet OF snsn.
dragon and stock. She had no attendant,
Gordon Auchincloss acted as his brother.
best man. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. Henry g. Coffin After a
brief honeymoon Mr.. Auchincloss will 20 "a
Boston with his bride. 10 remain there IN.
til he has finished his course in the Har.
ward Law School In June. He is a son o,
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Auchincloss
Mrs. Herbert shipinan gave dinner
dance last evening IN her hou:e IN Madison
avenue for Miss Annie Douglas Graham
and Jay Gould, whose marriage VIII taxa
place on April %. Among the guests yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander D. B. Pratt, Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel. jr.. Mr. ana
Mrs Richard Lewis Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Gouverneur Welman. Mr.. end Mrs. n.
r. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs David Wagstaf.
Miss Florence Sheedy and her hance, I.
Townsend Burden, jr.. Miss Edith Kane.
Miss Laura V. Webb, Miss Harriet Aley.
ender, Miss Clare Fargo. Miss Louise
Knowlton. Miss Margaret Macksy. Mss
Dorothy Hyde, Miss Dorothy Hayden.
Philip o. Mills. Lawrence Ian,er winslow.
Franklin A. Plummer. Campbell W. stew.
art and Thomas 3. Clark, jr.
Miss Susan M l. Gould. who is 70 b
married to Aldrich Durant, OF Cambridge.
to-day in Trinity Chapel, gave dinner for
the bridal party and few extra guests last
evening IN the home Of her mother. Mrs z.
Sherman Gould. in East 34th street. In
the party were Miss Cornelia Hoyt, Miss
May Greene, Miss Mary Ray Winters. Miss
May Wilde, Miss Rita Metcalf, Edwin In
graham. Francis Lewis Gould, William Du.
rant and Charles Whitney Dali
The Kips Bay and Jewell Day nurseries
were the two worthy charities for III. ber..
At of which a successful fete was given
yesterday afternoon and evening IN the
II was IN the nature Of
q vaudeville entitled "A Maeque OF Days
and consisted OF theatrical representation
OF the various holidays observed In this
country, with incidental dances and songs
New Years Day, Lincoln's Birthday and
that OF George Washington. Easter, the
Fourth OF July. Halloween. Christmas and
st. Valentines Day all figured in the pro.
gramme. April FOOLS Day being pictured
by chorus of Pierrots and Pierrettes 81,
Patricks Day was portrayed by Miss Isabel
Hoyt. Miss Lisa stflman. Miss Rosar,
Coe and other young girls in Colleen Bawn
costumes, while In the rainy day dance
all the girls taking part therein carried
parasols. which, together with
the hues OF the frocks, contributed TO pro.
duce a rainbow effect. Those In charge o,
the affair included Mrs. Arthur Murray
Dodge, Mrs. Rowland Davis, Mrs. W W.
Hoppin, jr., and Mrs. J. F.. Miller
Among the weddings set for to-day T.
that OF Rodman de Kay Glider, son Of Mrs
Richard Watson Glider, and a graduate
OF Harvard, class 30. 10 Miss Louise Com.
fort Tiffany. eldest daughter OF Louis {.
Tiffany. in whose house in East Ted stree.
the ceremony will take place
Mrs. John r. Drexei, Mrs A u JuiiIiard.
Mrs. William Watts Sherman, Mrs l.
Townsend Burden, Mrs. !. Nelson Borlsni
and Mrs. James Speyer are among II,
patronesses OF special performance @
children OF Louis Parkers "Pomsndsr
Walk In Wallacks Theatre. this afisr.
noon. II will DO for fhe benefit OF S.
Mary's Free Hospital for Crippled Chi.
1ren.
Another entertainment OF the same kri
VIII be given at the Plaza FOR the NsSs'
and Masters School Day Nursery. in Pas.
18th street The programme viii include
play and a vaudeville. followed by dancing
me patronesses include Mrs Sidney Lsnie'
Smyth, Mrs. Alfred schermerhorn AMI
Mrs. J. Landon Ewing