New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-05


event. Polo will soon be in full swing on
the island. practice games having already
begun, and within the next fortnight there
| will be several teams on the field, includ.
I Ing two or three made up Of prominent
horsewomer OF the Meadow Brook section.
| Each year the superstition regarding
| weddings I'm May is becoming less and less
marked, and there are a number OF matri-
| monial events Of importance scheduled for
! this month. On Thursday Miss Dagmar
wetmore daughter of Mv. James w.
Markoe. will be married to Charles 5. Sar-
gent jr. of Boston. in Grace Church cham
try. Owing to the brides mother being IN
mourning, only relatives and a few init
| mate friends will be present at the cere-
mony. which will be followed by a small
| reception at the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
| Markoe, No. II West 18Th street. The
! BRIDE who will be given away by her step.
father. DR.. Markoe, will have only one at
tendant, her stepsister, Miss Annette Mar
koe Andrew Robson Sargent will act az
his brothers best man, and the ushers will
be Arthur l.. Devens. jr. Of Boston. the
brides brother-in-law; Guy Fairfax Cary,
Louis c. Clark, jr., and Philip A. Carroll.
! in the Church of st. Ignatius Loyola,
Park avenue and s4th street, on Wednes-
day morning. May 10, Miss Helen II. Van
| Dusen will become the bride Of Horace
Ogden Kilbourne, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph A. Kibourne, of Hartford, Conn. The
Rev Father Richards will officiate, and
| after the ceremony there Will be recep-
| ton at the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel C. Van Dusen, No.
| 1872 East 35th street. Mrs. Frederick Drum
! mond of Ottawa, Canada. will be her sis
| ters matron of honor and only attendant.
| DR.. Joseph Kbourne, who Is connected
with st. Vincents Hospital, will be his
| brothers best man.
Miss Cornelia Hoyt will be married tn
George Robert Leslie, jr., on Saturday
afternoon, May IS. at the country place OF
| the brides mother Mrs. Jesse Hoyt Little
| Forest Farm, New Canaan. Conn. MISS
| Isabel Hoyt will be her sisters maid OF
honor and only attendant. Elwyn Ervin8
| Leslie will act as his brothers best man.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Francis,
daughter Of the late Charles Spencer Fran
els. former ambassador to Austria-Hun-
gary, TO Marshall Hurst Durston. OF SYRIA
|
family residence in Troy, n. Y. Owing 10
mourning, only relatives and intimate
friends will be present at the ceremony.
| An interesting engagement announced
during the week was that OF Miss Marieila
| Florence York Powell, daughter OF the late
Professor Frederick York-Powell. OF Ox-
| ford England, to Francis Hartman Mar
| koe. son Of the late DIR. Francis Hartman
and Mrs Markoe, of No. i55 East f9th
! street. The marriage will take place IN
! July.
| A concert will be given for the beneht ~
the Baptist Home for the Aged by ina
symphony Club OF New York on Thurs- b
dav at No. lie East 6sth street. The SYM
phony Club is composed Of amateurs ana IL
conducted by David Names. The ofncers
are Mss Calender. honorary PRESIDENT
Mrs. George NJ. futile, president; Mrs
| John A. Hartwell vice-presdent; Mrs.
Reuel B. Kimball. treasurer and Miss OF
tile A. Amend. secretary. Among tns
| members are Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr''
| Mrs. John H. Iselin, Mrs. George {. Clark,
ir.. Mrs George Robbins, Miss Laura haI-
ard and Miss Emily Gilbert.
Three performances by Ben Greet and his
PLAYERS of las You Like It. will De gwen
at 3 o'clock on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, May %, q and %, at F1eldston, tho.
country place OF Mrs. Maturin Livingston
Delatield, at Riverdale. Carriages VIII
meet the guests at the Van Cortlapdt sun
way station Tea, cake and other hsht re-
freshments will be served by young women
dressed as peasants. Among the latter Will
be Mrs +. Ashton de Peyster, MISS ma
lotte Wyeth. Miss Justine ErvinS' MISS
Elizabeth Dodge, Miss Maize Delshelu'
Miss Constance Schermernorn' MISS MAI
guerite Churchill and Miss Ahce k'ssS
Hunt. Tickets at 81 50 may be ontaiheu
from Miss Maize Delaield, Rlverdale and
Mrs j. s. Simmons. the Plaza.
Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
New York Geological Society Will give d
garden party tomorrow afternoon IN the
New York Geological Park. Tea will De
served in the Administration buIloihs'
Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn is president OK
the auxiliary, Mrs. William Il. oseood
Field secretary and Mrs stephen II. O'"
secretary of the reception committee
Among the members are Mrs. J. Perpone
Morgan, Mrs. Richard Irwin, Mrs. }. bor-
den Hartman. Mrs. Egerton l.. Winthrop
ir Mrs. Richard Stevens, Mrs. Ralph
Sanger. Mrs. William Person Hamilton
Miss Pauline Robinson. Miss Anne Morgan
and Miss Amy Townsend
MIR and Mrs George Austin Morrison,
ir who were married on Easter Tuesday,
gave a reception at their residence NO l'L
Central Park West. on Wednesday after
noon Mrs Morrison was assisted by MIS-
Alexander Won Gontard, Mrs. Albert IL"
and Miss Edith King Among those pres
ent we're Edward u. Adams, Mr.. and MIS-
Andrew Carnegie, Mr. and Mrs. Paul pana'
" Butler Duncan Mrs. Carrot \. Hobart,
Carrot A. Hobart. ir.. Mrs. Louis LIVING
ston scumau David Mitchell Morrison. Mr.
and Mrs. Geors, Gray Ward, Colonel o.
man Iatrobe. Richard H. Ewart ana MI
and Mrs. William Rockefeller
Mrs II. Bramhall Gilbert and Miss Lila
Gilbert will spend tho greater part ut
the summer at their place at Great N''A'
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Hudson. Nho
spent 4 few days in town last week at the
Hotel Gotham, have returned to 'n''
couutry place at East Norwich, Long
Island
Mrs II. j. oakley Rhinelandcr is spend
ing the week end at Newport
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Siblcy and MISS
J'rling Sibley will close their town house III
Madison avenue at the end of this month
ana will 90 to their place at Rochester fcr