The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-11

Francisco, who was presented at the
 second court of King George with her daughter, came over on the Lusitania.
 Mr. Crocker joined his wife in New
 York, and both will attend the Yale graduation exercises, when their son
 takes his degree. Mrs. Crocker will
 then return to England for the corona
 ton with MT. Crocker and their son.
 Mrs. Crocker has taken Lord Ingestre's s
 house in Cavendish Square, London,
 for the season, where her daughter will remain until she returns.
 Plans are we'll under way for the Ma tional Horse Show to be held at Madison Square Garden next fall. Alfred Wander bilt. president of the association, has given an invitation in behalf of the direc- tors to the King of Italy to have the Italian officers take part in the exhibi- ton next November. Invitations also have been sent to the French, Belgian and English war departments, all of which were represented in the show last fall
 Robert A. Fairbairn. chairman of the executive committee, ard Judge Moore, one of the prominent exhibitors, sailed for Europe on the Lusitania to attend the Olympia show.
 A novel lawn party was held Saturday afternoon on Blackwells Island for the benefit of the Catholic Chapel which was dedicated short time ago by Archbishop Farley.
 Miss Antoinette V. Pollock, daughter of
 MT. and Mrs. J. Pollock of Mobile, Ala, and Marvin c. Altmayor of this city, whose engagement was announced last week, will be married Monday. The we'd ding will take place at Delmonico's.
 A wedding of more than local interest which was celebrated in Princeton Thurs day made Miss Dorothea Van Dyke, daughter of Rev. Dr. and Mrs Henry Van Dyke. Mrs. Guy R. McLane. The ceremony took place in the First Presby terfan church. which is practically on the college campus and the ceremony was performed by Dr. Van Dyke. who also gave the bride away, assisted by his brother, the Rev. pr. Paul Van Dyke. Afterwards there was a reception at lAvanlon the Van Dyke residence. Another wedding of interest was cee- bra ted the same day, when Miss Meta du
 Pont Speed, daughter of the late Thomas A.. Speed or 1oulsNllle, Ky, ana Guy Scott Warren were married at the home of her stepfather and mother. Mir. and Mrs. Edgar J. Levey, in this city. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
 Ernest M. Stires, which was followed by a reception. Miss Speed was attended by lSdrs. Nathaniel Bingham of Louisville, as
 matron of honor and Miss Eloise Gray oi
 Morristown, N. J.. as flower girl Harry Warren was his brothers best man. On the completion of their wedding trip MT. Warren and his bride will make their home in Louisville, Ky MT. and Mrs. Jules Phillips Storm of this city have issued more than a thou
 sand invitations to the wedding of their daughter Miss Marguerite Storm, to Ar thur Lorraine Bliss of Washington, D. C.
 The wedding will take place on Monday, June 26, at o'clock, at St. Bartholomew s church.
 | Miss Hazel Young Bliss, sister of the bridegroom has been chosen as maid ol honor. and the bridesmaids will be the Misses Julia Culburt Dorothy Stratton Edythe Welch and Marguerite Staley oi
 Baltimore, Md
 | Howard N. Van Lau of Washington ! lwlli be MT sBiiss's best man.