New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

at Annapolis.
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
According TO present appearances, TIN
old superstition concerning weddings in
May have been revived. For whereas thera
are very few marriages indeed scheduled
for the next month. there are very large
number set for the coming week: that IL IA
say. for the closing days OF April.
Among those that are attracting most AZ.
tention are the weddings OF Miss Sophia
Langdon 10 the Rev. Barrett T. Tyler, Of
the Church OF the Redeemer, at Morris.
,town. y. j., and that Of Miss Annie Doug.
lass Graham TO Jay Could, who was forc.d
by Illness to postpone his farewell bachelor
dinner from Friday night until Wednesday
evening next.
His marriage takes place on Saturday m
st. Thomass Church. and owing to ths
very recent death In Honolulu OF Nina
Montserrat, aunt Of the bride the plan,
for the occasion have been considerably
modified and the number OF invitations re.
stricted. Miss Graham's bridal attendants
will consist OF Mrs. Snowden A. Fahn..
stock, formerly Miss Elizabeth Bertron:
Miss Marjorie Whitlock and Miss Anita
Van Dyke, the latter OF Milwaukee
Kingdom Gould will be his brother. best
man. and the ushers comprise Anthony J.
Drexel. jr.. 7. Chesley Richardson. jr, J.
Henry Alexandra, jr., Rush Estee. Julius
W. Noyes and Harvey Graham. After ths
ceremony, which will be performed by tho
Eev. DR.. Ernest VI. Srres, Mrs. Huber.
Vos, the mother OF the bride, will give a
reception at her husbands studio. No. Is
| West 67th street. A few days afterward
the young couple will sail for Europe ard
will be followed by Mr.. and Mrs. Huber.
Vos and by Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gould
and their children.
! Miss Sophie Langdons marriage On z
| Thursday will also be very quiet affair,
owing to illness in the family, and the cere.
mony will take place at the Fifth avenue
residence OF the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Woodbury. G. Langdon, instead Of IN
/ the Church OF the Incarnation as originally
/ planned. Miss Helen NJ. Langdon will be
! her sisters only attendant, and Dr. George
| T.. Tyler is to be his brothers best man
Another brother, the Rev. s. Roger Tylen
| will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Or. VIII
lam NJ. Grosvenor rector OF the Church Of
| the Incarnation.
ST. Bartholomew will be the scene On
Tuesday next Of the marriage Of Mss
! Margaret Lawrence Walsh, daughter Of
Mrs. James w. Walsh and niece Of New.
bold 7. Lawrence, TO J. Augustus Barnard,
son Of Mrs. Horace Barnard. He is. more.
| over, captain OF Company X. OF tie 7th
Regiment. and inasmuch as FIVE Of his
ushers are members OF that company and
the remaining three belong to Squadron A.
the wedding will be OF decidedly military
! character. Moreover. the ceremony will hs
performed by the Rev. Dr. William z
McCord, chaplain OF the 7th Regiment
assisted by the Rev DR.. William ".
Grosvenor. II will be followed by a small
reception given by the mother OF the bride,
! ct her house, on Madison avenue. g.
7 Last night the bridegroom entertained
his ushers and best man at farewell
bachelor dinner at the University Club.
His guests consisted of Lieutenant Bayari .
Dominick. Lieutenant Charles B. Crane. r.
Stanley n. McGraw. Charles w. 0gdea
and Murray H. Coggeshall, all OF the 1ta
Regiment: also Horace Barnard. James W.
Walsh and Hubert Iitchheld OF Squadron
A. Andrew varick Stout. the best man
is also eth Regiment man.
Formal announcement will be made To-
day of the engagement OF Miss Corneln
Hoyt, daughter OF Mrs. Jesse Hoyt 70
George Robert Leslie. jr. OF Flushing.
Long Island. No date has been set for ths
wedding.
Miss Dorothy p Edwards. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pierreport Edwards. VIII
be married 10 Robert ]. Turnbull on May
16 at the country place OF her parents, ss
Bedford Hills. y. Y. G
Theodore Roosevelt will deliver us
principal address at the meeting TO be he'
al the Hotel Astor on Tuesday evening IL
behalf of the Berry School Association re-
Gently formed in New York tc promote hs
Berry Industrial and Agricultural scno"
al Rome. Ga, for the poor boys OF wv
mountain and rural districts Of the SouuA
Ex-Governor A. j. Montaeue OF Virgins
George w Perkins and Miss Martha pe''
will also speak Miss Anne Morgan. kops"
G. ogden. Mrs. J. Borden Hartman a'a
Mrs. william NJ. Kingsland are ainols
the members OF the society. sL
President Taft on Wednesday night VIII
open the Blind Workers Exhibition 81 u'
Metropolitan opera House. II Is held W.
III, benefit OF the New York Assocausa
for the Blind Of which Miss Wrifred ho'
is secretary. and viii continue for n"
days.
The committee in charge of the ahaH
presided over by former Ambassador Jo'eF.
II. Choate and includes Mrs. Harry Pa."
Whitney. Mrs. August Belmont Mrs hls..
ard irwin. Mrs. W. Seward Webb, N
Georgne Iselin. Mrs W. relowes Mors"'
Miss Helen Gould and u. Wills James
David Names will direct the coa'V
which has been organized by the JUN,
League for the benefit ~ the Music se"''
Settlement. and which will take place
Mendelssohn Hall on Thursday atierh"
On the programme figure 10 pupils Q, o.,
school, divided into senior aud Ju'
symphonies. and the patronesses cohP'
Mrs Courtlandt Dixon Barnes Miss D.
othy Whitney, Mrs. Frederick 4. Van p
ren Mrs. Howard Mansfield and others
Miss Amy Baker will be assisted D! rs" ..
dan Hargreaves and Bruno HUM, q.
recital which she viii give at Sherry
Friday next ut $3.50 o'clock. af
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sunern Taller ma"
turned to town from Baltimore, where ''''
spent tho Easter holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sloane VIII