New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-04
Celebrates with Small Party
at His Home-Daughter
Going Abroad To-day.
CHURCH WEDDING
FOR MISS MARIN
Subscription Dance Tonight at
Gotham-TWo Sewing Glasses
Held First Meetings.

/ Howard Taylor gave dinner last night
at his home, No 10 East saith street, TO
celebrate his birthday. His guests, all
men. numbered sixteen. Mr.. Taylor
daughter Miss Eleanor Taylor. debu-
tante OF a year ago. will sail to-day for
Europe. accompanied by Mrs. Guy Van
Amrnge, TO spend two months in Paris.
Others departing for England and the
Continent to-day are Mr.. ard Mrs. Ham
| ilton W. Cary. Sir Charles and Lady Ross,
Mrs. Jules Bache. who will go 10 her
apartments in Paris. where she will be
/ joined in June BY Mr.. Bache. Sir Monta-
que and Lady Allen and Miss Martha
Allen.
Two OF the sewing classes which work
/ for charitable institutions held their first
meetings OF the season yesterday morn
ing The class which works for the bene-
fit OF the fresh air fund OF the Cathedral
OF st. John the Divine sewed at the home
OF Mrs Frederic L. Lewis. No. IS West
sd street The proceeds from this class
are devoted to district nurse and
country home at Tompkns Cove, y. Y.
Miss Ruth Draper was to entertain the
guests with her monologucs but she is
| stormbound and had not been heard from
yesterday
Among the members are Mrs. Frank
Hunter Potter. president; Mrs. Frederick
Roosevelt, Mrs. Charles h. Alexander.
Mrs. John II. 1selin. Mrs. Richard Irwin,
Mrs. Frederick Pearson. Mrs. W. Rath-
bone Bacon. Mrs. William Church Osborn,
~ lea
lIn Mrs Rudolph Kissel Mrs. b. Aymar
Sands. Mrs. James A. Blair Mrs. Chester
Grswod and Mrs. Walter Jennings. The
next meeting will take place at the home
of Mrs. Richard irwin. No. I West 59th
street.
The other meeting was held BY the Co
lonfal Danes Sewing Class at the homo
OF Mrs. David ". Greer. No. SO Fifth ave-
nue.. The class works for the Sesmen's
Institute Next week II will meet with
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Hoyt. No. e5i Fifth ave-
nue..
Miss lacie Marin. daughter Of the late
Rev. DR. William r. Marin, will be mar
ried to-day TO Edgar Sergeant, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. William r. Sergeant, OF this
city in Grace Church. Nutley. y. j. The
brides attendants will be her sister. Miss
Elizabeth Marin. and Miss Sarah Hay,
who will he the bridesmaids and Miss
Naude and Miss Michele c. Bowler
nieces Of Mr.. Sergeant. who will be
flower girls. Arthur Leaman. cousin OF
Mr.. Sergeant. will be the best man. and
the ushers will include II. Marsden Smith,
Joseph r. Lea. John Vernon Bowler Sd,
and W. Sergeant Bowler. DIR. Thomas
Satterthwaite, OF this city. an uncle OF the
bride. will give her away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norrle Sellar have arrived
in the city from Tuxedo and are at the
Plaza for a few days.
Tho first meeting OF the Tuesday Even
ing Dancing Class organized by Miss Phi
Ira Pitcher, was held last night at Castle
House. The patronesses include Mrs. J.
Victor Onativia, jr., Mrs. S. Oakley Van
der Peel. Mrs Roger NJ. Minton, Mrs.
Charles Addison and Mrs. George Lane.
The class will hold four more meetings.
Mrs Frank Griswold. who Is In Wash
.ngton, will return to the city tomorrow.
Mr. Griswold arrived in New York yester-
day from the South.
Mrs. J. Herbert Johnston and her daush-
ter. Miss Noel Johnston, will sail for
Europe next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Campbell Steward. who
were at Aiken for few weeks. have gone
70 Hot Springs. Va 10 remain until the
end Of the month.
General and Mrs. Howard Carroll and
Miss Caramai Carroll will leave town to-
day To- White Sulphur Springs, Va, TO re-
main until the end OF the month
Mrs. Edwin II. Weatherbee has gone TO
Florida TO spend a month.
Mrs. Robert c. Ingersoll. her daughter, |
Mrs. Walston Hill Brown. and her grand |
daughter. Miss Eva r. I. Brown Will give
a reception this afternoon at their home
No. III East 21st street. There will be |
informal dancing.
The first Of a series OF subscription din |
ner dances organized by Miss Annabella |
). ELEPHANT will be given tonight at the |
Gotham. Among the patronesses are Mrs.
J. Rich Steers. Mrs c. Grosvenor Wyeth, |
Mrs. Arthur J. Cumnock, Mrs. Henry c. |
Trevor, Mrs Delaney Nicoll, Mrs. Oliver
Hartman and Mrs. Garrett Y. Kip
Receptions will be held this afternoon |
BY Mrs. Samuel c. Van Dusen at her |
home. No. 1872 East 35th street, and by |
Mrs Charles Spalding Prcsbrey at her
home. No. 565 Park avenue
Miss JuIiana Cutting will give another
Of her series of afternoon dances to-day
at the St Regis Miss Cutting returned |
to town Yesterday from a short trip South. i
MUSIC CARNIVAL OPENS |