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

ndS Deen set Tor the wedding.
Announcement was made last FrISoy
by Judge and Mrs. J. Kearny Rice. Of
New Brunswick, y. j., Of the engage
ment Of their only daughter. Miss Sally
Nelson Rice, to Harold &. Harvey Of
/ Trenton, y. j., son Of Mr. and Mrs Alex
ander Harvey, of London. England Miss
Rice is a cousin of Mrs. J. Kearny War
rem. Of this city, and of Mrs Townsend
Morgan. whose marriage took place last
Wednesday in the chapel of St. Bartholo-
news Church. Mr.. Harvey is a cousin
of Eugene H. Outerbridge, Of New York.
The wedding will take place next autumn.
A few clever amateur dancers OF New
York's fashionable world are sailing for
Europe on May l on board the Philadel-
phis, TO show Paris and London how the
typical American dances should be done.
There will be no professionals in the
party. Dances will be held every Friday,
Saturday and Sunday al the Majestic Ho-
tel In Paris, and three nights week the
members Of the party will be in London.
The idea is the outgrowth Of the Fin de
Semainc dances at the Hotel Aston,
which have been so popular this season.
The patronesses Of these dances are Mrs.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Griswold A.
Thompson, Mrs. William Jay, Mrs.
Charles NJ. Oelrichs, Countess Emilio del
Sera. Mrs. sydney J. Colford, jr., Mrs.
Arthur Carroll, Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas,
Mrs. Stuart Duncan. Mrs. Joseph Harri-
man. Mrs. Henry Pierrepont Perry and
Mrs Herbert Shipman.
At the Majestic in Paris the organiZa-
ton will be known as the American
Dance and Supper Club. II is the inten-
ton Of the promoters Of the idea 10 make
these dancing parties sort Of meeting
place for American tourists. A quartet
Of negro musicians will be taken along.
At the Hotel Astor every afternoon,
from now until May T. there will he a
competition for amateur dancers. The
Judges will be prominent society women,
and two or three days before the date for
sailing they will pick the best couples TO
make the trip and give exhibitions Mrs.
Newton Adams. niece OF the late Bishop
Potter, Will act as chaperon Of the
party. Others who are interested In the
project are her brother. Philip K. Pot
ter; Hiram Foster and James Lounsbery.
The first dance will be held at the Hotel
Majestic on Saturday, May is.
A the dansant will be given at the Col
ony Club next Wednesday for the bene-
fit Of the Manassas Industrial School, Of
Manassas Va. Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs John l.. Berwind. 103 East goth
81. Miss Grace Wilkes. 16 Washington
SQUARE: Mrs. James A. Wright, 133 West
11th st: Mrs. George Ethridge, z Fifth
ave. or Mrs. John Cunningham, West
End. y. J.
Among the patrouesses arc Mrs. Adrian
Iselin. Mrs. J Borden Hartman, Mrs.
Frank X. sturgis. Mrs. Richard Irwin
Mrs. BENJAMIN j. Romano. Mrs. Arthur
Wood and Miss Mary Field.
Az the residence Of Mrs Harrison d.
Kerr. 50 East 9th ST.. next Thursday al
torpoon a concert will be given by Nine.
Madeleine d'Espinoy and Nine. 6. Bar
vlre- Burane Nine. Henri Goiran, wife
Of the French Consul in New York, VIII
rec,te French POEMS, and Gerald Onativia
will dance. The patronesses include Mrs
Henri Gourd. Mrs Harrison X. Bird, Mrs.
7 Victor Onativia, Mrs. Pierre Hoguet'
Mrs. Edward o. F1agg and Mrs. clifford
p. Harmon.