New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-28
PEOPLE and Social Incidents

morrow afternoon to James McAlpin Pyle.
1t will be a small affair, owing to the recent
death of the brdgroom's father. James
Tolman Pyle and the ceremony will be
performed at the house of the brides par
ents. the Rev. Or. and Mrs. Wilton Merle-
Smith. IN West 54th street. The bridey
father and the Rev. Dr. Henry van DYKE,
Of Princeton, will offcate.
! The marriage of Miss Mary Van Ella.
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van Zila
| 10 the Rev Gerald A. Cunningham, senior
| curate of st. Georges Church. takes place
at noon tomorrow I'm Trinity Chapel. Miss
, Salie and Miss Harriet Lee Van Zile will
! serve as bridesmaids for their sister. Ray.
mond Cunningham wifi act as his brothers
best man, and the ushers will be the Rev.
| Malone Birckhead, Of Tuxedo: the Rev.
| George Norton, OF ST. Georges Church; the
| Rev Roscoe Conklng Hatch, OF Water.
town: Charles Buckingham and Lawrence
| Whittemore The ceremony will Se per.
| formed by the brdegrooms father, the Rev.
Herbert n. Cunningham, of Watertown.
Conn. and Bishop Greer Will pronounce the
| benediction.
! At Irvinston on Tuesday. Miss Valerie
Worthington, daughter Of Mrs. Henry z.
Worthington, will be married TO Langdvn
| Haywood Roper. a son OF Mr. and Mrs
| Charles Roper of Pelham Manor. The
| ceremony will be performed by the Rev
| Royal Balcolm in the Church OF ST Bar
| natas and "A reception will follow at the
| house Of Mrs. Worthington. Mrs. Archibald
Douglas and Mrs. Lowry Gillet will be ma
| irons of honor. X. Clifford Black will act
! as Mr. Ropers best man. and the ushers
will be Henry Haywood Fox, Theodore
Montgomery Hill, Witherbee Black and
| Walter Cooke, jr.
Miss Joanna Morgan. daughter Of the late
William Rogers Morgan, will be married
! TO Arthur GoadDy of New York. on Satur-
day, in Tudor Lodge, the Morgan villa at
| Newport.
! Mr. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin. Who
rived i'm town from Aiken early in the
week. will sail for Europe on June 10
spend the summer abroad.
! Mr.. and Mrs T. Ambrose Clark will re-
| turn from Europe early next month, and
Will spend Il few days at the -. Regis Ls-
fore opening their country place on Long
! Island
Mr. and Mrs David Goodrich LETT town
( on Friday. and arc occupying their country
) place at Mount Kisco.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Ogden Chisolm will 20
! to their place at Southampton, Long Island.
! in about three weeks, for the summer.
Mrs. Edwin H. Weatherbee will close her
. ke
! middle of next month, and will go to her
country place at Mamaroneck for the sum-
| mer The marriage Of her daughter. Miss
May \. Weath-rbee. 70 Dr. Samuel Mil
/ hank will take place on June Is In ST
! ThOmass Church, Mamaroneck. Because
the brides family is I'm deep mourning. the
wedding will be small and quiet Miss
| Weatherbee Will have only one attendant
, her sister Mrs. Clark p Read. Harold
/ NIbauk will act az his brothers pest man
! Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Palmer Knapp. who
sailed for Europe last week. will return 10
! this country in July and open their villa
! at Southampton.
! Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander will give a
dinner on Tuesday for the members OF the
Champlain delegation, at her house, N
! West 5Sth street.
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge will open ner
country place. Wanakaws, at Neatosue'
/ Conn, early next week
Mrs. Henry Clews Is booked TO sail for
| Europe on Tuesday.
! ltr. and Mrs. Thomas Thacher have re
turned from Hot Springs. Va ana nave
! gone 10 their place AT Tenafy' y. ).
: The annual concert hy the children s Or
! cbestra. an organization founded several
years ago 10y Mrs. James Cunningham
/ Bishop will be given on Tuesday afternoon
az the Plaza The children meet at MiS.
/ Bishops house every week ana receive t''
/ best OF instruction. The orchestra Is uhns'
the direction Of Louis J. Cornu.
Mrs. John Il Drexel will return 70 town
| from French Lick Springs on ThursosH'