New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19

r. Dana Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs Charles H.
Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Ford, the
Misses Hida Chapman. Helen Simms,
Margaret Pratt. Grace Van Camper,
Dorothy Sutphin, Grace Frank. Mildred
hermann, Alma Bogue and Miriam
Spiers: Dr. and Mrs. Robert Walmsiey,
Dr. Edward Archibald. Marquis Spinola.
Stephen Van Cullen Hopkins, Newer
Vanderhoef, Marshall Vanderhoef, Fred
erck Stohlman. Francis Dean and Trow-
bridge Marston.
In order TO accommodate all those VINO
made requests for tickets for the ROY
play. It has been decided to give second
performance next Saturday afternoon
Seats AT 81 each will be on sale AT the
box Office OF the academy Tomorrow
Tickets for the evening performance
are 81.
Porter Steele. who has led so many or
the Rebecca Lane Hooper productions 10
victory. il 10 conduct the orchestra LOT
Poly. Mr.. Steele ~ the son OF Judge ana
Mrs. Hiram Roswell steele His original
conpositions and his inimitable manner
OF presenting them are always among
the best features of the Yale Giee Cluo
| concerts.
The cast and chorus have reached
noint very near perfection. The last num-
ber rehearsed. "My Little Newport Maid
,s reported to be one Of the catchiest OF the
show Sylvester Miniter as Elena makes
his triumphant exit on the shoulders or
four former Poly athletics and driving
| team OF eight chargers.
Although much has been written-and
NOR. said-about king Karl, FRANK
stammers. the coach, has many surprise
acts in store for his audience. Persons
competent 70 Judge have declared king
Kari Of Kronstadt" far better produc-
ton than the majority OF shows on Broad
way.
/ Several hundred children from chart
table institutions will be accommodated In
the balcony at the matinee performance
Application for tickets should be MADE 10
William Siegrlst, jr., Al Pulaski street
/ Miss Marjorie Mills Salmon, daughter OF
Justice and Mrs. Arthur G. Salmon. Of
147 Joralemon st, Brooklyn, was married
to Captain George Havergal Redfern' or
the British army, on Tuesday evening al
the Chateau du Pare. The Rev. John
/ Williams officated.
The brides gown was OF white char
meuse, embroidered with pearls and
trimmed with chiffon and rose point lace
She wore veil of rose point and carried
Iilies-of- the-valey. Her attendants were
Mrs. Walter Jeffreys Carlin and Mrs Ar
thur c. Salmon, jr. They were gowned
in white lace and coral chiffon and car
ried deep pink roses Arthur c. Salmon
ir. was the best man. The ushers were
Harold V. Salmon and Lemuel Lloyd.
Captain Redfern is attached to the
ROYAL Garrison Artillery and is now sta
toned at Bermuda, where he and his
bride will remain until December. They
will then make their permanent home In
England.
Announcement Is made OF tho engage
ment OF Miss Elfreida Weber. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Weber. Of lOl sth
ave. Brooklyn, and Henry c. Martin. son
of Mrs. Thomas Belts Martin, OF G4
Washington Park, Brooklyn.
Mr.. Martin is Yale graduate and
member of the Crescent and Riding and
Driving clubs Both the Martins and the
Webers have their country homes at Shell
ter Island Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stewart Limond,
OF 759 Carroll St, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Miss Marguerite
Lmond. to the Rev. II. A. Linwood Sadt-
Ter. son of Mrs. Harry B. Sadtler. of Bal
timore. Mr. Sadtler is graduate of Har-
ward and the General Theological Semi
nary. He is now rector of st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church, Railway. Miss bimond is
a graduate Of Berkeley and the Adelphi
Normal School.