New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
PEOPLE and Social incfdens.

ana the boats OF Henry A. c. rav,o,.
EIbridge T. Gerry. Lloyd Phoenix, Rosv.II
EIdridge, Arthur Curtiss James, etc.
Among the weddings Of the week will h.
those Of Miss Leonie Alexandra 10 Franc,
J. Danforth. In St Johns Episcopal Church
at Stamford Conn. on Saturday next. ana
that Of stephen r. Nash, Of the Union C1ub
&c Miss Ruth W. Schultz. in Calvary Church
Summit, y. j., on the same day
Miss Leonie Alexandra will be given avsv
BY her brother Jerome. and will have a, he,
attendants Miss Nathalie and Miss Grrtr,,d.
SIocum. Miss Katharine Duane, Miss Co,.
neIia Hoyt and Miss Kate C.. Willis Mich
olas Danforth will act as his brother's h..,
man. and the ushers will consist OF Lav.
renee slade. George P. Ide, jr George q
Hedges. Reginald F. willis, George Henri
Danforth, Walter C. Mcclure. Graham
Young and Latham Reed. The ceremony
will be followed by reception given =,
Nirvana, the country place Of the br,ds,.
mother. Mrs. J. Joseph Alexandra nea,
Stamford.
At the wedding OF stephen Nash, who "a
the son Of s. Edward Nash, Of tn. city. "a
Miss Ruth Schultz, he will be attended Nv
Lyman Rhoades his cousin as best man
The ushers selected are Walden and lana
u. Pell, G. G.. Schroeder. John G. Jackso.
Clarence NJ. Schultz and Morton G. Bosue.
Seton Porter, whose marriage to Niaa
Gertrude Cheever will take place In a.
Johns Church, Far Rockaway. on Juns 4
gave his farewell bachelor dinner last mint
at Sherry's. His guests included h.s
brother Hobart. as we'll as Stuyvessut
Fish, jr. Elliot and J. Cheever Cowd.u.
Rene La Montague. Franklin b. Lord.
Frederick c. Inman. G. Frederick Parrish.
the last named Of Wilkes Barre, Penn, and
William w White. jr.. OF Providence Also
Seymour Johnson, Albert J. Akin. Court.
land p. Dixon. I'd. Buell. HOLSTER, Mr.. Min.
turn and Mr.. Inman.
Baltusrors Golf Club was the scene On
! Friday night of very successful dinner
dance the guests numbering some ore hun.
bred and fifty. Among those present were
Mrs Robert ". Chanler. Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. A. McKim. Miss Ruth AshmorA
Miss Mildred Townsend. Mrs. Edward z
Poor. Mrs. Arthur W Little. Mrs j. E
Onativia tr. Mr.. and Mrs George n. Hull
jr., Louis Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard &
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Duer.
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould and their
younger children are booked TO sail Tor
Europe on Tuesday week, May so. by as
Kronprinzessin Cecilie. They will De &C.
companied by Mrs. William A. Hamilton
and by Miss Hope Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Edyaf
and Mrs. E. r. Thomas have arranged TO
leave for Europe the day after tomorrow
by the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Laurens Van Allen go abroad
on Wednesday. and among their fellow pas
sengers will be Mr.. and Mrs e. II. Outer.
bridge. Mrs. Joseph Ulman will leave on
Tuesday, and Mrs. Vanderbilt will sail on
Thursday.
Miss Blanche Potter arrived yesterday
from Europe. and left at once for her coun.
try place at Ossining.
Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont have lefs
town for Lexington. Ky.
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell has been IN town
for few days at the Hotel Wolcott fo'
the purpose of bidding farewell to her SON
in-!aw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite.
B. Brooks, jr., who were married on Mon
day at Washington and who sailed fol
England yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll have
returned TO town rom Irvington-on-the'
Hudson, and have arranged 10 sail early
in July for Africa on a shooting exped.'
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Macksy have
issued invitations for a dinner dance At
Harbor HILL their place at Roslyn. for sat-
urday evening June 8, 10 meet the mem
bers Of the English polo team. Mrs E. u.
Morgan, Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs. ". X.
Vanderbilt. jr., and other friends OF MIS-
Mackay will also give dinners on that even
ing, and afterward take their guests 10
Harbor Hill for the dance.
D
ed by her daughter-n-law. Mrs. L. s.
Grant. Sd, and by Mrs. Henry Coroin
widow Of Lieutenant General Corbin. In re-
ceiving the guests on Thursday next a.
the annual garden party held on Gov
errors Island for the benefit OF the Army
Relief Society, an organization which pro.
vides for the welfare Of the widows ana
orphans OF officers and enlisted men OF tns
United States army.
There will be all sorts OF attractions u
the shape OF dancing in the Ohcers Niu'
house, dress parade. exhibition drill ana
sham fight by the troops stationed OH the
island. Providing the weather is me .ne
fete bids fair to prove an even stiil srea".
success from a social and financial POM
NJ view than in any of the past years ~
the event Of rain the officers CIuo ho'"
Will afford shelter and entertainment
the guests present