New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18

Poor and Miss Mai Duncan watson. MISS
Catherine Kent, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Edward Kent, will act as flower
girl.
The bridegroom's attendant will be his
brother, Joseph p Grace
It is understood that the couple VIII I
reside ut Westbury. Long Island, where |
Mr.. Grace owns q handsome home
Harvey S. Ladew, brother Of the bride, /
perfected on Thursday the organization OF
the newly incorporated Edward r. Ladew /
Company, whose capital is 100000, by /
having himself elected president, HIS sis I
ter Miss Elise, vlce-president, and James 4
7. Taylor secretary and treasurer.
The marriage OF Miss Madeleine Cook, /.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry F. Cook, |
OF 30 East cath st, to Theodore r. /
Dixon, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Courtandt
r. Dixon, will take place this afternoon In /
the Central Presbyterian Church. Miss
Cook will be attended by Mrs. j. Macy
Willets. Miss Edith Cook, Miss Maria
Cook, Miss Laura Livingston. Miss Eliza
abeth Hoyt. Miss Augusta p. Dixon. Miss
Vera Bloodgood and Miss NJ. Louise Dixon.
Walbridge s. Taft will be best man,
and the ushers will be J. Fahys Cook,
Howard A. Plummer, Gerard b. Lambert,
William May Wright, William p. Sturgis,
G. Brette Glaenzer, Richard e. Danielson
and William Mccormick Blair. Of Chicago.
A reception will be held at the home or
the brides parents
r-rdar tba ausDicsa ~ tha vuornen's aux-
Hilary Of the University Settlement an en-
tertainment was given at the Plaza yes
terday afternoon for the benefit Of Cedar
Grove Camp, one OF the fresh air activities
Of the settlement. One OF the features Of
the affair was a fencing match between
Professor James b. Murray. OF the New
York Athletic Club. and Arthur Paul Mac
Arthur, the nine-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Macarthur. which was won
by the young fencer. There was Punch
and Judy show for the children and gen.
eral dancing for tho older guests. Auction
bridge was played. and prizes were given
to those who obtained the highest scores.
Tea was served during the afternoon
and women in society served as wait
resses. Among them were Mrs. Bertrand
L. Taylor, Mrs. Robert L. Strebeigh. Miss
Marjorie Dodd, Miss Alice Herrick, Miss
Helen Rich, Miss Noel Haskins. Miss
Mary Parsons, Miss Lucy Virginia Cor
don and Miss Katherine Oakman.
Mrs. James Speyer is honorary pres-
dent of the auxiliary; Mrs. Joseph How
ard, honorary vice-presldent; Mrs. John
r. Macarthur president; Mrs. George F.
Shrady treasurer: Miss Edith Kendall.
secretary, and Miss Gladys Stout, finan
cial secretary.
Mrs Lancaster Morgan gave a luncheon
yesterday at her home, 175 West 5Sth st,
for her daughter Miss Helen Ridgely
Morgan, who will be introduced to society
next season. Her guests were some OF
next winters debutantes, and included
Miss Marie de T. Boynton, Miss Marietta
Chaplin, Miss Elizabeth Clarlson, Miss
Mary Frances Gilbert, Miss Marian Hall,
Miss Caryl Hackstaff, Miss Kathryn Mont
gomery, Miss Constance Peabody, Miss
Elise Rice Miss Edith Sloan. Miss Flea
nor Vredenburgh and Miss Josephine
Buckley Wells.
Miss Annie r. Jennings will give /
dinner next Wednesday at her home, 4S
Park ave. After dinner Francis Rogers
will sing.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank n. Potter, who
returned recently from Europe, where
they spent the winter, are at the Gotham
for ten days before going TO their country
home at Katonah. n. Y.
Mrs Richard Stevens will give dinner, /
followed by a small dance. on April % /
at her home in Hoboken for her daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grand c. Griswold are
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
son Tuesday at the house Of Mr. Girls
wold's mother, Mrs. Chester Griswold.
% West 4Sth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Clark loaned
their house, e62 Fifth ave-, last night for
concert for the benefit OF the Abbot
Gasquet fund. Miss Annie Leary had
charge of the arrangements, and sub
Frank Pollock, tenor, sang. After the
music the guests were permitted TO view
Mr.. ClariS's art galleries.
Among those who subscribed to the
affair were Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Iselin.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond, the Countess
de Laugier-Vilars. Mrs. Willard ID.
Straight, Mrs. Jonathan Thorne Mrs.
Charles William Sloane. Mrs A. Masters
MacDonell, Mrs. Edward Henry Hawke,
IT., Mrs. Gerald Nj. Borden, Mrs. William
III. Page, Mrs. Hugo Reisinger, Mrs.
Steward l.. Woodford Eames and Ernest
G.. Victor.
For the benefit of the Southern noun
tain schools, maintained by the Southern
Industrial Educational Association, a tea
dance and bridge will be given this after
noon in the ballroom of the Biltmore.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. William
Church Osborn, Mrs. William Nelson
Cromwell. Mrs. Colgate Hoyt Mrs
Joseph Pulitzer, Mrs. Edward N. Breitung
and Mrs. George Leary.
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