New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-04
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9 Groesheck Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs
Robert Ludlow Fowler. I'm the Church ~
the TRANSPORTATION. Thursday Her at
PENDANTS Will consist OF her sister. Mrs.
Bryce MetcaIf; Miss Mary Ludlow Fowler
Miss Lucy Stevens Miss Elizabeth Della
field and Miss Gladys Wolryche Whit
moro of Iondon. niece of Mrs Fred
erick w Whitridce Little Mabel Satter-
lee. daughter of MFR. and Mrs. Herbert l..
Satterlee. will be the flower girl Robert
Ludlow Fowler, jr., Will be his brothers
best man, and the uShers are StuyveSant
Fish Morris. jr.. Lloyd AspiHwai- OSWALD
Jackson, Bryce Metcalf and Commander
william Groesbeck. L. s. " Following
the ceremony reception viii be given BY
the mother Of the bride. Mrs. John 7. Hail.
at her home in East 9th street Mr.
Fowler gave his farewell bachelor dinner
last evening at the Union Club
Another notable wedding q the week IL
that of Miss Katharine Atterbary. the
fourth and only unmarried daughter OF
John Turner Atterbury by his first mar
rage, TO John A Tuckerman. Of Boston.
in ST Thomas's Church on Saturday. Mrs
Dudley Rogers Howe. of Boston, who was
Miss Ellen Mercer Atteroury. and Miss
Fdythe Deacon, Miss MathfIde Frelinx-
huvsen Miss Nathalie Rowland Miss Bea-
trice Pratt, Miss Beatrice Flaeg and Miss
Katharine Jones. the latter OF Baltimore.
will be in attendance on the bride Benja-
min JOY. of Boston, will BE- the best man.
and the ushers whom the bridegroom en-
tertained last night at dinner at the Som
erset Club. at Boston. are Lydig Hoyt.
Chalmers Wood. jr.. Henry Morgan and
Ayrnar Johnson. Of New York: Charles and
Francis r. Appleton. il. Rudolph Weld.
Roger Derby and Dudley Rogers Howe. OF
Boston. and Russell F. Sard, OF Albany
After the ceremony. which viii be per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ Stires.
there will be a reception az the home OF
the Bride in West 18th street
Miss Gladys Rices wedding on the sa1ns
day to John SaitonstaIl. OF Boston, Will
take place in the little church at Bedford.
N Y, where the parents of the bride, Dr.
and Mrs. Clarence =. Rice. Of No 81 Irving
Place. have their summer home RoeeTr
SaItoustan will be his brothers best mans
but there Will be no ushers or bridal at
tendants, and only about two dozen close
relatives and intimate friends have been
invited The couple will make their nome
a, No. Isl Commonwealth avenue Boston
Mrs James Cunningham gave a reception
Yesterday afternoon at her home. in East
18th street. TO introduce her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth TempIeton Cunningham The
debutante was in a gown of white satin
and was assisted in receiving by her sis
tiers. Miss Sara and Miss Mary Cunning
ham. Miss Lois Cunningham, Miss Elena
Peck. Miss Dorothy Wells. Miss LYDIA
Colt Butler, Miss Mary g. Edgar, Miss
Agnes Page Brown. Miss Helen Wilson
and Miss Ann Parks a dinner followed
the reception
Another reception of yesterday was that
given by Mrs George W Perkins at her
home, in Park avenue, for her daughter.
Miss Dorothy Perkins. In the receiving
line were Miss AiIeen Osborn, Miss Ellzs-
beth Bacon. Miss Elizabeth Dodge, Miss
Julia Dodge. Hiss Edith Adams. Miss DOro-
thy Freeman, Miss Estelle Farrell. of An
sonia. Conn; Miss Susan Ball. OF Cleve-
land; Miss Macbeth. OF Pittsburg. and Miss
Mary Thompson. of Wilmington Del
Mrs. Henry L. Stoddard gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her apart
ments in the Ansonia- 10 introduce her
daughter Miss Evelyn Stoddard- The
rooms were decorated for the occasion
with roses. chrysanthemunns and palms.
and the reception was followed by the
atre party and supper The debutante.
who was in q gown of crepe de chine.
trimmed with white roses and who carried
a bouquet of pink roses. was assisted in
receiving by Miss Ruth Reynolds. Ok
wilkes Barre Penn; Miss Ruth Holmes.
of Providence: Miss Carol Coe, of Engie-
wood; Miss Marjorie Swanson and Miss
Elsie Schrnitt. OF this city. and Miss Elsa
Hunter of Flushing
The additional guests invited TO the the
atre party and supper were Harold Eel.
Walter T. Woodford. jr., Warren Reynolds
Charles Schmidt. Charles Shiverick. Eli
gene R. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs Edgar l.
Marston and MIR. and Mrs William &
Sutherland
Miss Henrietta Thaw was presented 70
society yesterday afternoon BY her
mother. Mrs. Benjamin Thaw. at their
home on Fifth avenue. The debutantes
gown was of white chiffon. and receiving
with her were Miss Caro- y. Brown, Miss
Margaret Kemp, Miss Ruth Edwards.
Miss Alice Damrosch. Miss Lea Hunter.
Miss Julia Dick. Miss Dorothy Cramp.
Miss Katherine Thaw. Miss Helen Hoff-
shot Miss Madeleine Force and Miss
Madeleine BOwdeu. The reception was TO-
lowed by a dinner, TO which some yCuus
men were invited. and afterward there
was informal dancing Mrs Thaw VII
give luncheon tomorrow for her daHsts-
ter.
Mrs Francis w. Murray introduced
her daughter. Miss Caroline l.. Murray.
yesterday afternoon. at a reception which
she gave at her home I'm West $9th street
Miss Rosalie Coe. Miss Jeanette f. Whit
lock, Miss Nathalie Swift and Miss Juliet
l.. Nourse assisted the debUtante In re-
ceiving her friends
Mrs. John Il. Pine save largely al
tended reception yesterday afternoon -
her home in Gramercy Park TO INTRODUCES
her twin daughters. Miss Alice and Miss
Edith Pine. Other receptions included -
by Mrs. Atwood Violet at her home. N
West 59th street, for Miss Thelma Violet
Frederick Townsend Martin gave Sn'aH
dinner last evening at SherVy's. and after
ward took his guests 10 the theatre. Tia
will give a dinner on Thursday for MI
and Mrs. T. j. Oakley Rhinelaudsr. and
one for Mrs William = Douglas on De-
cember %.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen c. Clark have ar
rived in town from CooperstOwn. y, L.
and are at the Plaza for short time