New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09


performed at o'clock by the Rev. DR..
william II. Vibbert, and small recep-
ton will follow The brides only attend
ant will be her sister, Mrs. Herbert Wheel
er The engagement Of the couple was
announced two years ago, soon after MISS
Smith was introduced to society. Mr..
Buchanan has lived abroad for the last
year.
Miss Lila p. Gilbert and Howard Prlce
Renshaw. whose engagement was an
nounced last summer will be married on
April 10 at the home of the brides moth
err Mrs. n. Bramhall Gilbert, No 40 West
57th street. Mrs Gilbert and her daush-
ters. Miss Lila and Miss Florence Gil
bert. are now at Palm Beach. They were
Joined there two weeks ago by Mr.. Rem
shaw. Mr. Renshaw Is son OF Richard
Renshaw, Of Troy, y. Y. and grandson
OF the late Commodore Cicero Price,
L. S.N
Announcement was made yesterday OF
the engagement OF Miss Vera Onativia,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs j. Y. Onatvia,
Of No Is East SGD street, 10 Frank Har-
ling. OF Boston. No date has been set for
the wedding.
4 the dansant and flower fete. arranged
By Mrs +. Burial Hoffman. is to be Civ
On on Friday afternoon. March IS, at the
Ritz-Csrlton for the benefit OF the chapel
fund Of the Catholic University at Wash
ington movement national in its scope
among the Catholic women Of this coun-
try. Many novel and interesting features
have been arranged by Mrs. Hoffman and
those associated with her. and the affair
promises 10 be one Of the most success
ful charitable entertainments of Easter
week. The entertainment will open with
flower fate, OF which Miss Leary will
have charge. Assisting her VIII be MISS
Evelyn Brown. Miss Ursula Brown. Miss
Lisa Stillman. Miss Ielina Clark, Miss
vouletti Proctor. Miss t'reda Pierson.
Miss Caramai Carroll. Miss Mercedes de
Acosta, Miss Wnifred Chsoni, Miss Tes-
son Thayer. Miss Edith Logan Miss Har-
ret Lummis. Miss Eugene Ladenburs.
Miss Breitung and others. They VIII be
dressed in Louis XVI costumes. and will
carry baskets Of flowers. When the queen
is carried into the room they will dance
before her. Then will follow dancing by
Joan Sawyer and Lew Quinn. who will be
seen In Viennese watzes and their cele-
brated aeroplane dip.
One OF the features OF the entertainment
will be a competition In special dances
by society amateurs. for which handsome
prizes Will be given. There will be three
series. the first one starting at $50 clock,
and the winning couple IN each set VIII
compete In the final for the prize. All
couples wishing 10 enter the contest
should apply 10 Russell X. Dougherty.
the Plaza Hotel. The entrance Zee is 81
for each person.
There will be a tea room In charge OF
MIS-. Delaney Nicoll. Mrs. Howard
Carroll and Mrs Haggerty. while Miss
Elizabeth Stewart Hamilton will look
after the cake table. The young women.
dressed IN quaker costume. who VIII as
sist in the tea room viii be Miss Jo
sephne Ncoll. Miss Adelaide Cannon.
Miss NJ. Ci,ilise Alexandra Miss kath-
arine Miller. Miss JEANNE Emmett, Miss
Eleanor Lawrence and Miss Justine In
gersoll.
There VIII he cigarette booth IN
charge OF Nine. de Mler and Nine. de
Nengoechea, and assisting them will be
Mrs. Alfred Ely. Mrs. r.. y. Bretung.
Miss May Hartman. Miss Vera Blood
good and Miss Edith Morgan. They will
appear in Turkish costumes.
Mrs Hoffman and Mrs. Andrew Dough
erty intended TO have a hat and boudoir
sale at the fete. but so many beautiful
things have beeT contributed by all the
leading modistes that II has been decided
to have sale at Mrs. Hoffmans house,
No IS East 18th street, on Wednesday
afternoon. March IL.
The patronesses are Mrs. Nicholas Muir
ray Butler. Mrs. August Belmont. Mrs
Chauncey NJ Uepew. Mrs. Ernest Iselin.
Mrs. Reginald {. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Henry
". Taft. Mrs. l. Townsend Burden, jr..
Mrs. James B. Clews, Mrs. Charles VI
Oelrichs. Mrs. Francis *. Pendleton. Mrs.
Charles Emory Smith and Mrs. John ii.
Agar.
The sixth annual fete in aid OF the New