New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

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York will reach Trvington in a private
car attached 10 the express from the
Grand Central Terminal. arriving a few
minutes after y o'clock. and carriages
will be at the station to take them TO
Lyndhurst. The music will be furnished
by Nahan Frankie and his orchestra OF
forty musicians. The music programme
includes the Wedding March from
"Lohengrin," Handers Largo" Men
delssohn's Midsummer Nights Dream"
and "On the Wings OF Love" Massenet's
Meditation from That's" Wagner's
Prize Song from Die Meistersinger.
Schumanns Evening Song and Cigars
"Salut d'Amour'
Another wedding set for the same day
is that OF Miss Georgane Parks TO Al
bert Louslae Roper Of Norfolk, Va, in
St Bartholomew :. whore the ceremony
will be performed by Bishop David II.
Greer. The bride will be given away by
her father. the Rev. DR. Leighton Parks
rector OF the church. Among those pres
ent AZ the ceremony will be Lady Barran.
wife Of Sir John Barran. NJ p, and sister
or the bride TO attend whose maria se
she has come from her home in England
Dances OF the week include that given
on Tuesday night by Mrs. William Church
osborn, at her home. No. 20 East 56th
street
Henry Marion Ward gives a dinner
dance on Wednesday night at his house
II HE.
Frances Montagu Ward a debutante Of
the season. and on the same evening Mrs
Joseph Palmer Knapp has dinner oance
at her house. No "a Fifth avenue. for
Miss Nina Chisolm. whose marriage is
set for February 4
Mrs. Samuel h. Valentines fancy dress
dinner dance. at her house in East 67th
street. takes place on Thursday evening
and on the same night Mrs. Stuyvesart
Fish gives another OF her dinners OF se,-
enty at her house, In East 18th street
She has issued additional invitations for
the entertainment which follows. the feat
ure OF which Is TO be the dancing of the
Cassinis. now on their way across the
ocean.
Mrs Robert Putnam also has a fancy
dress dance on Thursday evening at ne"
residence, in Fast sd street. and Mrs
William Allen, or East 6jth street. will
give a theatre party followed by a sup
per and an informal dance at the Rity-
Carlton, for Miss Kathleen Anderson
Mrs. Percy r. Pyne Will sive a dance
on Friday night al her house, In Park
avenue: Mrs. John W. Herbert will have
a musical followed by dancing at her
house. in Fifth avenue. on that evening"
and Mrs John Porter shannon Will give
dance at her house. in West 6sth atreet,
for her daughter. Miss Marjorie shannon
Sherry's will be the scene OF the third
and last Of the dances organized by Mrs
h. ogden Chisom, Mrs j. Herbert
Johnston. Mrs. Edward s. Knapp and
Mrs. William Manre
Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt and her
little daughter were hostesses of a chill
dren's theatre party of twenty yesterday
afternoon at the performance OF Rack
etty-Pa cketty House" at the Children 5
Theatre.
Mrs. Cornelius c. Cuyler Will entertain
a large party at luncheon tomorrow AZ
her house. in East oath street. for Miss
Janet Fish.
Mrs. Walter 5. Gurnee is among those
giving dinners tomorrow night at her
house. I'm East 99th street Earlier in the
day Mrs. James Muhlenberg Daley will
entertain large party at luncheon al
Sherrys.
Mrs. Clarence Mackay and her daueh-
ter. Elin. who has now wholly -ecoy-
cred from the effects OF her operation
in Paris last fall. are booked to sail for
New York on Wednesday. On their ar
rival here they will join Clarence Mac
kay at Harbor HHl. his place on Long
Island
Miss Anna Case and Maurice Farkoa
figure on the programme of Mrs Hawke
bursts "Chansons en- Crinoline" enter
tainment on Thursday morning at the
Plaza. There Will be English songs and
dances also by artists in English madri-
gal costume. The patronesses include
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Mrs. Henry Par
ish, Jr.. Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton
Mrs. John Turner Atterbury and Mrs
Henry A. Alexander.
Miss Mary II. Cunningham. daughter Of
Mrs. James Cunningham. was married
yesterday afternoon TO Murray Sargent,
OF New Haven. In st. Thomas's church
which was decorated for the occasion with
lilies. palms and ferns, with punches Of
narcissus arranged on the pews OF the
centre aisle The bride. who was given
away by her brother, James Cunningham
wore a gown OF white satin. trimmed
with old point lace. Her tulle Veil was
fastened with orange blossoms and she
carried bouquet ~ lilies-o -the-valley
and white lilacs. Her sister, Miss Sara
NJ. Cunningham. was her maid OF honor.
and she was attired I'm pink satin. draped
with shadow lace, with which she wore a