New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
Peoofe and Social incidents

| of white satin, trimmed with point lac.
| She wore her grandmothers lace veil and
! carried a bouquet of lilies es-of-the-vaIley.
, She had no attendants David McAlpin
Pyle acted as his brothers best man. Their.
were no ushers.
| The last Of the subscription dances ar.
ranged by Mrs. Howland Davis and Mrs
| Robert r. Livingston was held last nigh,
| at the Colony Club. There was general
| dancing throughout the evening. and sun.
per was served at midnight, after which
the dancing was resumed.
I Among those present were Miss Corns,J,
Van Auken Chaplin. Miss Julia Newbod.
Miss Margaret Sloane. Miss Laura s. rdv.
ingston, Miss Emily Coe, Miss Sibyi W.
Davis, Miss Caro- Q. Brown, Miss Ursula
w Brown, Miss Frances Burr. Miss Katbs.
rine O. Chaplin. Miss Ina a. and Arsl
Eleanora NJ Kissel, Miss Dorothy Tiffany
Miss Rosalie S. Gilman, Miss Kathryn r
Motley, Emlen W. Drayton. w. Montasu.
Geer, jr., Rowland S. Davis, Walter D
Anderton and William Bruce Brown.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander hays
given the use of their house. No. wss.
| BSth street, to the Society Of the Cincinnati
for reception this evening for the French
delegates who have come over here for the
Champlaln Tercentenary.
The reception will be followed by dancing.
Tho invitations have been sent out By a
committee composed of winslow Warren
president general; James Simons, vice-pre..
ident general; Charles B. Alexander, John
Lambert Cadwalader. H Pteman Duvay
Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner, McDougaII
Hawkes., James Mortimer Montgomery, Tai.
| bot Olyphant, Justice Francis K. Pendleton.
Colonel Charles l.. F. Robinson and William
( Sturgis Thomas. Members Of the Cfncir.
natl are expected 10 wear the eagle OF ths
order. hut no other decoration. The other
guests are expected TO appear In such deco.
ration. insignia and uniforms as they are
entitled 70 wear.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Bourke Cochran gave a
dinner last night at the Ritz-carlton and
afterward took their guests to the BENEFIT
| entertainment AT the Metropolitan opers
House for the Titanic survivors, at which
Mr.. Cochran made an address
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in town yesterday from their country piacs.
at Oakdsle Long Island. and are at tbs
Plaza. -,-.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott Cameron, who
spent the greater part Of the winter abroad,
have returned to New York and are at the
Hotel Gotham, TO remain until the end Of
May, when they will go TO their place at
Southampton, Long Island
Howard Townsend Martin viii sail for
Europe on July g.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Watson Webb have gon.
to westbury. Long Island, for the spring
and early summer.
Among those booked TO sail for Europs
to-day OF board the Kaiser Wilhelm IT are
Mrs. Henry Clews, Mrs Peter Cooper
, Hewitt and Frederick Townsend Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knox Bell will sail
for the Mediterranean to-day on board the
Princess Irene.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis r Appleton will
sail from Europe for New York on June (,
and on their arrival here will go 70 Fps
wich, Mass, FOR the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald n Russell have
taken possession Of their place al Prinr reton.
~ J.. for the spring and summer.
Miss Valerie Worthlngton, daughter ~
Mrs. Henry T. Worthington. will he mar
ried to-day in the Church Of ST BarnabaS.
Irvington-on-H Hudson, 70 Langdon HAYWOOD
Roper, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roper.
OF Pelham Manor.
The marriage Of Miss Katharine shaw n
Thomas Dickson will take place to-day at
the house Of the brides parents. Mr.. End
Mrs. Thomas Francis Shaw. No ~ Yves;
5lst street
The Children's Orchestra. which IS sup
ported by Mrs. James Cunningham Bis7or.
will give n concert this afternoon a. '1s
Plaza.