New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
NEW YORK SOCIETY

Peabody. Hitchcock Wedding at
Aiken days Social Event.
Many men and women prominent in So
ciety in New York. Long Island. Wash
ington and New Orleans will attend the
wedding this afternoon OF Miss Celestine
Eusts Hitchcock laughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. 10 Julian l.. Pea
body son Of Charles a. Peabody. Of this
city. which will take place at Mon Repos,
the southern home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hitch
cock. in Aiken. s. G. Bishop Henry r.
Northrop Of North Carolina. will ofiiciate.
The bride will be attended by her sister,
Miss Helen HITCHCOCK. and her cousin,
Miss Louise HELEN. OF Washington. John
u. Pea body will act as his brothers best
man. and Master Frank Hitchcock will
serve as page to his sister. Mr.. Peabody
and his bride will leave I'm q few days for
Europe. where they will spend part Of
the summer. and on their return mere will
so TO Newport.
For the benefit Of the Virginia Day Nur-
sery. Of which Mrs. Richard Irwin is
president a dance and flower market will
be held this afternoon and evening at
Sherry's I'm the afternoon there will be
special features for children. and there
will be general dancing both afternoon
and evening. Flowers Of every variety
will he on sale. and there will be booths
for the sale OF vegetables Young women
In society, in Dutch costume, viii have
charge Of these booths Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Castles will demonstrate all the
popular dances at the evening session.
on the board Of managers Of the nur-
sery are Mrs II. Fairfield Osborn. Mrs
r. +. schirmer Mrs George de Forest
Lord. Mr.. Frank Browne kreech. Mrs
Hugh J Chisholm. Mrs &. bedyard Blair
Mrs Ramsay Turnbul. Mrs. Ralph San
ger. Mrs Winthrop Burr. Mrs. w. Ros-
setter Bets. Mrs. Delaney Nicoll and
Miss Laura Y. Day.
The marriage Of Misc Madeleine Allen.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Howe Allen.
Of South Orange. y. J.. to William j.
Slater. ir. OF Washington. will take place
In August a the summer home of the
brides parents, at York Harbor. Me.
Mrs j. Mathew Wainwright gave a tea
Yesterday afternoon az her house In West
10Th street for Miss Mary Mckim. Of Bal
timore.
Austin y Fletcher gave farewell din
ner last night at the Metropolitan CLUB
FOR Bishop BOYD Carpenter. who T. sailing
for his home in England on saturday.
Mrs Marshall Field. who spent a fort
night at the Plaza. has returned TO Chi
cago.
Mrs Waiston Hill Brown will give
dance tomorrow night AT her house I'm
East 2lst street for her daughter, Miss
Eva Ingersoii Brown. one OF the debu-
tsntes OF the season
Mrs Frederic Courtlandt Penfeld gave
small reception with music Yesterday
afternoon At her house in Fifth avenue.
The artists were Nine Gerhsrdt and Paul
Reimers
NJ and Mrs Cortiandt Field Bishop
are booked to sail for Europe to-day.
concert for the benefit Of the Art
Workers club for Women will be- held
on Monday afternoon. April :. AZ the
house OF Mrs John Henry Hammond, in
East alst street The artists who have
given their services are Mrs. Henry Ray
Dennis G.illa Ormond). Ernest Schellng
and Francis Rogers Among those inter
ested in the affair are Mrs oliver Gould
Jennings. Mrs Reginald de koven. Mrs
Russell Soley. Mrs. Robert 5. Brewster.
Mrs Clarence H. Mackay Mrs Arthur
Murray Dodge Mrs. Henry w Munroe.
Mr.. V Everit MACY. Mrs Cornelius G.
CIyler. Mrs George {. Riggs. Mrs VIII
lam q Osgood Field and Mrs. g n Dit
son.
The Motor car Touring Society. Of
which Albert Eugene Gallatin is president.
will have It's first run of the season on
April 70. when the members will go To the
Piping Rock Country club FOR luncheon.
The Rev and Mrs Herbert Shipman
nave eft town for Old Point Comfort
Mr. william Lowe Rice, gave lunch
con OF thirty. followed by bridge. yester-
.dav Al her apartments i'm the Hotel Plaza
Eliot Gregory is booked to sail for Flu