New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
Of Brooklyn; Miss Adelaide Howard ana
Miss Dorothy Howard. OF Manhattan.

Miss Dorothy Howard. OF Manhattan.
Only relatives were present at the mar
riage Of Miss Lucie Mayo-Smith and Pro-
fessor Ulrich Bonnell Phillips. but invita-
tions to the reception following were more
general and were received by many on the
Heights. The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Richmond Mayo-Smith and a grand
daughter Of the late Gordon L. Ford. The
ceremony was performed at noon on
Tuesday at the Hotel Gotham by the Rev.
Henry p. Smith.
Much rare old lace adorned the brides
gown Of white satin and net, with embrod-
cry in rose design, her veil OF Spanish
blond having been worn by her mother
grandmother and great-grandmother az
brides
Miss Mayo-Smth was given away by
her brother. Richmond Mayo-Smith, and
instead Of flowers carried an ivory bound.
praver book There were no bridesmaids
| or ushers, but Frank Turner, OF Birmng-
ham. Ala, acted as best man. Professor
Phillips is the son Of A. Raeburn Phillips,
and occupies the chair Of history and eco
nomics at Tulane University.
Mr.. and Mrs George y. Pratt gave
dinner Of fourteen covers on Monday even
| Ing Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
G. Dearth, Of Manhattan; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward II. Ltchfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander B. Trowbridge. Mr.. and Mrs A. a.
Low. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boardman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick B. Pratt.
Mrs Frederick B. Pratt gave large
luncheon on Tuesday. preceded by talk
by Edward Falck. OF the Metropolitan
Opera Company. who is lecturing this year
| before the Master School of Music
| Mrs. W. Winans Freeman. of No. lsi
Brooklyn avenue. gave n dinner on Tues
day evening for her young daughter MISS
Louise Phillips Freeman, before the dance
Of the Little Men and Women OF '76' at
the Heights Casino. Their guests were
Miss Ella May Thomas, Miss Marguerite
Jervis Miss Margaret Rouss, Miss Ernes
tine Elder Miss Rowena Lawrence, Will
| lam Barthman, jr., B. Meredith Langstaff.
Lowell Decker. Rogers Burnham. Edmund
briggs, ir., Gordon l.. Schenck and j. n.
Wallace, jr. Pink bovardia and liles-of-
the.valley were combined in an uncommon
table decoration.
In compliment 10 Miss Eliza Chinn
Hedges, whose engagement was recently
announced Miss Dorothy Guyon will give
bridge party on Friday evening at her
home, No. 39s Adelph street
The second OF Mrs Ralph Hayward Pom
eroys receptions took place yesterday af-
ternoon at her home, No. 81 Nostrand
avenue. In the receiving party were DR.
| eiSta NrS iel
Pomeroy, Miss Pomeroy Miss Lacblan.
sister of the hostess: Mrs. Bruce Stewart
Lachlan. Of Plainneld Miss Lorraine VII
lis. OF Boonton, n. j.. and Mrs George
F1tz Knapp, of Brooklyn. At the dinner
following there were present. m addition
to the husbands of the members Of the
receiving party Dr. Charles Napier and
| Charles Alfred May. The decorations con
sisted OF spring flowers and greens.
Mrs. John J. Van Nostrand entertained
large party at supper at the Hotel Bos-
sert on Thursday evening after the United
Neighborhood Guild concert. Among her
guests were Justice and Mrs. Amet r.
jerks, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Munson, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward II. Iitchneld, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick B. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs
| George D. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis w
| Francis. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sturgis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas o. Calender, Or. and
Mrs. Charles Scudder Pool. Miss Bertha
| Stockwell, Miss Madeline Litchfeld. Miss
Bukley, Miss Thompson, Miss Packard.
Miss Pauline Wells. Lieutenant James
Gowne, Z. S. N: Frederick Crego, James
| F. Pierce, Reese y. Alsop, David Stuart
| and Arthur Hatch. There were several
small dinners given before the concert.
The wedding In Christ Church, Ray
Ridge, on Thursday evening Of Miss Eliza
beth MacKay and Lieutenant william Ru-
dicil Henry. u. s. A.. was marked by all
| the ceremony usually In evidence when Il
member OF either branch of the service
marries. The rite was performed at s
o'clock by the Rev. Bishop Falkner. and
the reception following was held at the
MacKay house. on the Shore Road and 18th
street which had been opened for the oc-
1 casioD.
| The decorations were in lavender and
yellow, masses OF spring flowers filling
every available space and these colors
| were also combined in tho gowns OF the
brides attendants. They were her sisters,
Miss Isabel MacKay. who acted as maid
Of honor, Miss Mary MacKay and Miss