New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
People and Social Incidents.
the warmth and the sunshine which they
cannot obtain here.

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cannot obtain here
! On tho other hand. foreigners of note ara
arriving In shoals and are made the objects
Of much hospitality. The Governor Gen.
eral OF Canada has been here for the
greater part OF the week, familiar figure
at theatres and at the fashionable restsu-
rants He made his headquarters at the
Gotham, while his daughter. Lady syblI
Grey, was the guest OF Colonel and MIRA
John j. Mccook. Others have been the
Dowager Countess Of Arran ard Lady Wiz
fired Gore, the Marquis and Marchioness Of
Salisbury. with their son. Lord Cranbourns.
their daughters, the Ladies Mary ard Bea-
trice Cecil also Lord Exmouth, who Is re.
lated to tho Jays and TO other New York
families and the second heir to whose peer.
age Is Professor Pellew. OF Columbia; I'd.
mund Antrobus, OF the Scots Guards, only
son and heir Of Sir Edmund Antrobus, one
OF the proprietors OF Couttss bank; the
Due de Richeicu and de Fronsac, whoss
mother, born at New orleans, is the Prini
cess of Monaco the Hon. John Ward,
Equerry of Queen Alexandra, and Mrs.
Ward. daughter OF the American Amoasss-
oor 10 Great Britain; Prince Paul Troa-
betzkoy. tile sculptor, brother IT Prince
Peter Troubetzkoy. the painter, and Colonel
Lord Deces, whose wedding TO Miss Nivisp
Gould takes place early next month.
Among the features of tho programme for
the week are Mrs. Elbridge 7. Ge.ry's bali
on Tuesday night; Mrs. George J. Goulds
dinnor-dance for her second daughter, Mics
Vivien Gould. the future Lady pecies. at
her new house, in Fifth avenue. on Thurs
day. and Mrs. Ambrose c. Kinsslhnds
dance on the following evening, Friday, at
her house, in the same thoroughfare, for
her daughters the Misses Kingsland. Louis
c. Tiffany will also give a dance on that
night for his debutante daughter, Miss Dor
othy Tiffany, at his house, in East I'D
street Other dances Of the week are those
| OF Mrs. Archibald Mackay for her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Mackay, az sherry's.
following a theatre party, and one for Mis-
| Lila Gilbert, debutante of the season. by
her aunt, Mrs. Clifford b. Brokaw, AZ her
house, in Fifth avenue.
or the weddings OF the week the rnoss
notable Is that OF Miss Ethel lie Roy de
koven to Hans Kierstede Hudson In Grace
Church on Wednesday afternoon. The BRIDE
groom. who gave his farewell bachelor din
| ner at Demonico's last night, will have hS
brother, c. Alan Hudson. as best man, and
as ushers Rowland Stebbins, Walter hobbe.
Alfred Macy. John II. Reynolds. Campbell
W. Steward and Robert lie Roy. Miss
Louise y. Cruice, or Philadelphia. Will be
the maid Of honor, and the bridesmaids will
be Miss Adelaide Chatned-Taylor, OF Chi
eago; Miss Gladys Waterbury. Miss Maud
Borland. Miss Evelyn Rives Smith and Miss
Grace Moore. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by reception given by the parents
of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald dc
Koven, at their house. In East Goth street.
where Miss de koven gave dinner last
evening for her attendants.
Courtlandt =, Dixon, Cd, whose marriage
10 Miss Hortense Rowland, daughter OF
Louis NJ. Rowland and granddaughter or
Colonel Francis y. Lawrence, takes place
In St Bartholomew's Church on THURSDAY,
week, gives his farewell bachelor dinner al
Delmonico's on Friday, when his guests
will include his brother william, who is 10
be his best man. and his ushers, J. Henry
Alexandra. jr., Frederic +. de Rhsm. Sey-
mour Johnson. Walter Davis. jr., J. How
ldn0 AQCnlHcipSS anu iiltOAOff GaANa's
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish gave another of her
series of dinners last evening at her house,
In East 18th street. The guests, who were
seated at five tables decorated with yellow
spring flowers, jonquils and forsythia. in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs J. Fl. u Lanier, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Cooper Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. J. Berwind. Colonel and Mrs. William
Jay, Mr.. and Mrs, II. Casimir de Rham.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. oakley Rhinelander.
Mr.. and Mrs. T, suffern Taller, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Clews Miss Vivien Gould. Miss
EVELYN Burden and Lord Decies. The din
ner was followed by chansons en- crinoline.
Miss Elena Kirmes and Cecil Tanning sing
Ing old songs In costume. Mrs. Fish viii
give dinners on January q and February ?.
Mrs Oliver II. p. Belmont gives musi-
cal this afternoon at her house, IN Madi-
son avenue and SD street. and Mrs. Amos
r. Emo Pinchot has likewise invited
number OF her friends 70 her house, in
Park avenue, this afternoon 20 hear MISS
Metcalfe sing To-nisht Frederick Town
send Martin gives dinner Al the Plaza In
honor of Mrs. Vanderbilt
The Duke and Duchess Of Manchester are
sailing from England for Nav York very
soon and shortly after their arrival in New
York will start on a cruise 10 the West
Indies with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ".
Vanderbilt.
Count Apponyi Is due 10 arrive In this
country from Austria Hungary early IN
February. After short stay in Wash
ington. where he will he the guest OF The
ambassador Of Austria Hungary and Bar
oness Won Hengelmuler, he will return 10
New York. Frederick Townsend Martin is
giving a reception for him on February Is
at the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bejamin Guinness Will re-
turn to England within the next few weeks,
with the intention OF taking up their per-
mancnt residence there.
Miss Marie J. Sheedy, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis sheedy, will be married
TO Robert L. Livingston. OF this city. or
February Is, IN Denver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheedy have been spending the season az
the Plaza.
Mrs Frederic ]. de peyster will give the
| first OF two dinners on Tuesday 81 her
house. in East s6th street. She Will give
the second one on January a.
The Governor and Mrs. Dix will be the
principal guests at the annual charity tall
at the Waldorf-Astoria on January 81 for
the benefit OF the Nursery and Chld's Hos
pitsi, which is this year more than ever
| In need Of assistance, owing 10 tho dam.