New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-05
Marriage TO T. p. Dixon to
Take Place in Central
Presbyterian Church.
JUNE WEDDING
FOR MISS O'BRIEN
subscription Dinner Dance at
Gotham-MisS Cutting Gives
The DanSant.


terrain Church
invitations for the wedding were sent
o,, Yesterday. Miss Cook has chosen for
her maid Of honor her sister. Miss Edith
-ook and for her other attendants Miss
Augusta ?. Dixon and Miss NJ. Louise
NIXON. sisters OF the bridegroom; Miss
Laura Livingston. Miss Elizabeth Hoyt,
,Uss Vera Bloodgood, Mrs. J. Macy VIII
lots and Miss Maria Cook, another sister
of the bride The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by small reception at the home
Of the brides parents. The engagement
NJ Miss Cook and Mr.. Dixon was an
nounced in october.
The marriage of Miss Madeleine O. Brien,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Morgan J.
OBrien. to Stuart Duncan Preston will
not take place until June. The engage
r,ent was announced in January.
The first Of the three subscription din
rer dances organized by Miss Annabella
s Olyphant took place last night at the
Gotham. The subscribers include Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradish J. Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs.
I Rich steers. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett b.
Kin Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Tappin. Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs.
peIancey Nicoll, Mr.. and Mrs. McLane
Van Inge. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lorimer Wor-
den. Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Nance,
Mr. and Mrs j. Prentice kellogg. Mr..
and Mrs Henry G. Trevor Mrs. Law
renee Greer. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams Batch
eller. Mr.. and Mrs John Harsen Rhoades'
L 1 nd Afr M
Mrs George X. b. Wade.
Miss Julisna Cutting gave another OF
her thes dansants yesterday at the 81
Regis Among those present were MI
and Mrs A. Gordon Norrle, Mrs. VIII
IAN Douglas Sloane, Mrs. Gouverneur
Kortright, Mr. and Mrs. Robert e. Todd
M and Mrs. j. Lorimer Worden, Miss
Julia ". Robbins, Miss May Field and
Horace c. Stebbins.
One Of the interesting society events for
Easter week will be a dance for the Home
Garden Settlement, which viii be held on
April IS at Sherry's.
ON the Junior committee in charge of
the arrangements are Miss Margaret
Strong. Miss Harriet Paris. Miss Char
lotte Strong. Miss Mary r. Haskell, Miss
Margaret s Porter. Miss Elizabeth j.
Russell Miss Helen Jay du Bots, Miss
Edith Farr. Miss Julia Gilbert, Miss Hell
en- De Forest Griffin, Miss Louise Flint
Miss Sally Parker, Miss Coline Ingersoll,
Miss Pamela Poor, Miss Evelyn Scott,
Miss Louise Herrick. Miss Aida Oddie
Banks, Arthur II. du Bots, Francis A.
Wood. Shelton Farr, Robert O. Du Bolis.
Francis n. Geer, William Philips, Leon
ard j. Wyeth and Harry Gushing, Sd. Tick
cts. at g each. may be obtained from Miss
G. NJ. Platt. No. 20l West 55th street.
Mrs William Church Osborn. Mrs. Cor
don Knox Pell, Mrs. George Jay Gould.
Mrs William Douglas Sloane, the Prin-
cess de Faucigny Lucinge, Mrs. Fred
erck ". Whitridge, Mrs. Reginald
de Koven. Mrs. J. West Roosevelt and
Mrs Frank L. Polk are among the pa
tronesses OF a song recital to be given
this afternoon at the Little Theatre by
Nine. Emilia Cont, soprano, assisted by
Kurt SCHNEIDER at the plano.
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt left town
on Tuesday for Aiken. to remain a few
weeks before sailing FOR Europe.
Mr and Mrs Herman =. Duryea sailed
yesterday for their home in Paris. They
spent the winter in town at their house,
No. 50 Madison avenue.
Mrs William Jay is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur lselin. at Aiken
where Mr. and Mrs Iselin are occupying
the Butler Duncan cottage.
Mrs. J Stevens Uman gave a small din
ner last night at her house, No. q East
slst street.
Mrs Grosvenor Wyeth. Miss Frances
and Miss Caroline Wyeth have left town
for the South 10 spend the remainder Of
he month.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. King who spent
the winter al tie Carlton. sailed yes
isrday for Europe on the Olympic
Mrs w. starr Miller and Miss Starr
Miller sailed yesterday for Europe on the
Provence
Mrs. Samuel Sloan Auchincloss and her
daughter. Miss Maria g. Duryee, eft
town Yesterday for the South.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman will give
dinner and theatre party tonight for
Mayor and Mrs. John Purroy Mitchell
The second meeting Of the sewing class
which works during Lent for the Catholic
Institute for the Blind will be held this
morning at the home Of Mrs. John Bey-
eriy Duer. No. iC7 East 9th street
Mrs Hamilton Fish will give dinner
tonight a. her home. No 80 Fifth ave-
nue.
The second Of series OF five supper
dances organized for young people VIII
take place tonight at the Waldorf-As-
toria The pstrOnesses are Mrs. j. T.
Morgan. jr. Mrs y. ogden ChisOlm'
Mrs Robert Endicott Mrs William q.
baies. Mrs Edward 3. Knapp, Mrs. Flerre
Nall and Mrs J. Herbert Johnston
The Rev. Percy Stckney Grant Will give
lecture on Browning art In monologue
This morning ~ the home Of MISS Grace
Wikes, No - North Washington Square
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