New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

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be performed BY the Rev. Father W1,.or
of the Church of St. Vincent.
The brides attendants will include hs,
sisters Miss Adelaide ard Miss Mar,s
Buckley. John II. McFadden. jr. will h.
his brothers best man. and among IN.
ushers will be Sterling Postley, Walt.r
Thompson, OF Philadelphia. and Ja,ne,l
Brinton.
Grace Church chantry will be the sc.,.
on the same afternoon of the marriage =,
Miss Margaret Winslow to Gordon Wm.
Jams, of Baltimore. The wedding will he q.
very quiet affair and will be followed bv
, small reception at the East 10th strest
house Of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs,
Francis ID. Winslow.
| General Horace Porter, former Ambassa.
dor to France, gives dinner to-morrov
night at his house on Madison avenue in
honor of former Governor Myron T. Herr
rick Of Ohio, the newly appointed Ambass,.
dor TO France. and Mrs. Herrick. Mrs
Charles B. Alexander has out invitations
for a dinner to meet them on the following
night Frederick Townsend Martin will en-.
| tertain them at luncheon on Tuesday, and
on Wednesday a large dinner will be gyed
for them by Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry at hef
house In East 6lst street.
| Mrs w. Poor is scheduled for sman
dance on Tuesday next at her house IN West
9th street for her eldest daughter, Miss
Pamela Poor, while on the same night Mrss
John A. Drexel has a dinner dance for het
daughter, Alice, at her house in East StA
| street.
| Still another dance on Tuesday night ID
| the last OF the series known as the Holiday
Dances, arranged by Miss Annabells oyA
phant, Mrs C. Iedyard Blair. Mrs. Robert
A. Sands, Mrs. Henry g. Trevor and Mrs.
b. ogden Chisholm. The dance will takS
place at No. u East 10Th street.
Julien r. Davies has invitations out for
large dinner on Tuesday night at tbs
METROPOLITAN Club in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley Martin
Miss Dinsmore will give dance for her
niece. Miss Helen Dinsmore Huntington.
on Wednesday night, al Sherry's.
The Friday Juniors Will hold their last
dance of the season at Sherrys on Friday
night. and on the following evening the
Metropolitan Dances. organized for girls
who are to make their debut next winter,
will have their final dance OF the season,
also at Sherry's The patronesses OF these
Metropolitan Dances include Mrs. X. Full
ton Cutting, Mrs. William J. Schieffelin
and Mrs. Archibald Rogers.
Ocean liners continue to arrive with pas
senger lists as crowded as those sailing
for Europe. while trips TO the West Indies
and TO Panama have become extremely
popular. Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills and
Mrs. Maturin Livingston are booked TO
sail for England on April l3. Miss Eliza
beth Coppell and Mrs. Walter Alexander
have arranged to leave on April IL.
Frederick Townsend Martin. who has res
Gently been staying with William Jennings
BRYAN at Lincoln. Neb.. is organizing .
number of entertainments in his honor dur
ing the latter part Of this month, when
the twice defeated Democratic candidate
will arrive here from Nebraska for ths
purpose OF attending them Mr. Martin 8
hospitalities in honor of his visitor from
the West will begin with a big luncheon
at the Metropolitan, given for the express
purpose of making Mr.. Bryan acquainted
with New York society
Frederick Townsend Martin gave a small
dinner last night at Sherry's for Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley Martin and afterward took
his guests to see Officer 500 In tns-
party were Mrs. Richard Gambrill. Mrs
Hamilton Mex. Twombly and Egerton
Winthrop. !
Mrs. ]. Todhunter Thompson will give q.
dinner on April 16 at her house. I'm East 'sthI
street. 4,
Mr.. and Mrs S. Reading Bertron are
booked to sail for England on April 30.
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, VIII
rpend the summer at Southampton, Long
Island. where she has taken Gormore'
Miss Steerss cottage. for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Birdseye p. Lewis have
left town for Millbrook. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Temple Bowdoin ara spendy
ing the week end at their country piac%
at New Hamburg. n. Y.
DR. and Mrs Preston Satterwhits havs
taken possession OF their country place AZ
Great Neck. Long Island, where they VIII
remain until they sail for Europe, early IN
.June. They will spend the summer abroad +
and will return to this country I'm Septem-
Der.
Mrs NJ. Lawrence Keene will give din-
ner this evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
Martin.
Among those who have taken tickets foF
the all-child performance OF "Disraeh. 10
be given at Wallack's Theatre on Thurs
day afternoon. April %. for the beneht of
St Mary's Free Hospital for Children srs
Mrs. Cornelius C. Cuyler. Mrs. James
Speyer, Mrs. Charles II. Tweed, Mrs. stuy-
vesant Fish Mrs. John w Minturn, Mrs
Frank s. Witherbee. Mrs. John n. lsehn
and Mrs. Frederick Pearson. .
A dramatic reading OF the tales OF Hans
Christian Andersen by Edith Reumert az
sisted by the Misses Fuller in costume IN
English and Scottish folk songs, "itn
Irish harp accompaniment, will be given on
Thursday afternoon. April IS, at the PlahA'
for the benefit of the Jacob A. Riis Neisn-
borhood Settlement The patronesses IN
clude Mrs Grover Cleveland. Mrs. Jonn
Henry Hammond. Mrs. Theodore Roose-
Welt, Mrs Douglas Robinson. Mrs. WiIliam
Jay Schieffein. Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensse'
laer. Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee. Mrs. Cle'V
land II. Dodge and Mrs. Seth Low.