New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-26


ing the best man. and Hamilton Fish. jr.,
W. Fellowes Morgan, jr.. Gordon Ware.
Charles de Rham. all'of New York; R. H
Hutchinson. of Philadelphia: Roger
Amory. +. Dacre. Bush and Samuel Eliot,
of Boston, and Thomas Blumer and Rob-
ert Grosvenor, Of Providence, the ushers
william Grosvenor will give his sister
away at the altar, and the ceremony will
be performed by the Right Rev. James
De Wolf Perry, Bishop of Rhode Island
Afterward Mrs. William Grosvenor, the
mother of the bride, wbl give a small re-
ception at her house in Prospect street
Providence.
Richard Delafeld's wedding to Miss
Edith Fesser, daughter OF Mrs. Edward
Fesser, is set for Saturday next, In ST
Chrysostom's Chapel. 18Th street and Fifth
avenue.
Dancing will come in for no small share
Of the attention Of society during the re-
naming ten days before the arrival Of
Lent One Of the largest dances OF the
season will be given on Wednesday next
at the Ritz Carlton by Mrs. Anthony J.
Drexel. jr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koyep
has invitations out for large fancy dress
dance on Friday night at her new house,
in Park avenue On the same evening
Daniel ). Riker will give theatre party
followed by supper and dance at the
Ritz Carlton, for his niece, Miss Gertrude
Hoyt, and then on Saturday there will b.
an exodus of the smart set 10 Tuxedo
where the mardi gras annual fancy dress
ball takes place that evening, many din
ners and weekend parties having been OF
ganized in connection with 1t. The Ards
ley Club will have its usual midwinter
ball at the clubhouse, az Arlsley on-the
Hudson, on Friday night, and on Tuesday
Mrs. Robert Livingston's house, in Wash
ington Square North, Will be given over
to the organizers Of the dance In aid OF
the st. Agnes Day Nursery. This Is A
dance which takes place each winter at
the houses Of one or another OF the wom-
en- interested in the charity.
Mrs. Alfred j. Wagstaff. jr., gives a
large theatre party on Thursday evening
for her sister-in-law, Miss Margaret Was
staff, one Of the debutantes OF the season.
and after supper at the st. Regis will take
her guests 10 the charity ball for the
benefit OF the New. York Nursery and
Child's Hospital, at the Waldorf Astoria.
This is only one OF number OF entertain
ments in connection with this ball. Among
those who are to give dinners before the
dance are Mrs c. c. Cuyler, Mrs. Frank
$. Witherbee. Mrs. T.. j. Berwind, Mrs.
Frederick H. Belts, Mrs. Guy van Am
ringe, Mrs. ". John Curtis and Mrs. II. 4.
Todd. Among the patron8ses OF the dance
are Mrs. John Aston. Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs.
William Douglas Sloane, Mrs. Lawrence
l.. Gillespie. Mrs. Algernon Sullivan, Mrs.
Robert Nicol, Mrs. Charles Francis Roe.
Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler, Mrs. John VI.
Bowers and Miss Julia Delafield. p. ].
Oakley Rhinelander, Stowe Phelps, Theron
Strong, Rowland Davis, Colgate Hoyt, IT,
and Walbridge Taft are among the mem
bers OF the floor committee.
Mrs NJ. Orme Wilson's house in East
S4th street will be given up tomorrow
afternoon and on Tuesday night 10 en-
ward of the ost-Graduate Hospital. Tho
affair will consist OF tabeauX vivants
posed by John W. Alexander. In the pict-
ures tomorrow afternoon children will
appear, while in the tableaux on the fol-
lowing night Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt,
Mrs Leonard ". Thomas. Mrs Robert
l.. Gerry, Miss Mary Pyns. Miss Edith
Mortimer, Miss Dorothy Kane, Ms.
Theodore Roosevelt. .ir, Miss Nancy
Steele and Mrs. Charles o. l.. Oelrichs
will figure. Mrs. George :. Baker. jr..
Miss Janet Fish and Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, jr.. are the moving spirits OF
the entertainment Tickets may be hdi
Of Mrs. Roosevelt, at No. los East 1ith
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Allen hav'
left town for Hot Springs. Va.
Princess Louis Won LoewensteinN Vert
helm. formerly Lady Anne Ssvile. ana
daughter of the late Earl Of Mexboroush,
has arrived from England and is at the
Ritz-Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stevens SANDS
have les ed the Frederick Beach villa, a.
Aiken. S e.. for the season.
Caruso and Fraulein Frieda Hempeb
both OF the Metropolitan opera. and
Xaver Scharwenka figure on the pro-
gramme of Albert Morris Bagby's last
musical of the season tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock at the Waldorf-Astoris.
SehorIta Lucrezia Bori and Andreas
Segurola. OF the Metropolitan Opera ana
Eduardo and Elisa CAUSING. the Madrilene
dancers. are among the features OF Mrs.
Hawkshurst's Chansons en- Crinoline en-
tertainment on Thursday morning az l:ls
o'clock at the Plaza.
Mrs Henry Fairfield Osborn. Mrs
Richard Irwin, Mrs. Charles Steele. Mrs
Henry g. Trevor. Mrs. William GrisUo'd.
Mrs. Delaney Ncoll and Mrs. Samuel
Sloan are among the patronesses ot
flower mart and dance at Sherrys on
the afternoon and evening Of Thursday
March q. for the benefit of the Virginia
Day Nursery. The entertainment Will IN
clude fancy dancing by Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Castle. and fortune telling, ana
will be wound up at night by general
dancing.
Mrs. George l.. Rives. Mrs. Richard
Wharton and Mrs. Samuel Stevens SANDS
are among the patronesses OF a bal
masque at the Plaza Hotel on Monday
February a. in Mi-Careme week, for the
benefit of the South Side Hospital, al
Babylon, Long Island.
Folk dances by Miss Juliana Cutting
Mrs Inrillard Snencer liz Mrs lharles