New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


that Of Miss Martha Knox Orr, daughter
Of the late Alexander NJ. Orr. to Carl I.
Victor. at the First Presbyterian Church.
on Fifth avenue at 18th street. Alexander
Orr will give away his sister whose bridal
attendants will include Miss Isabel After
bury, Miss Madeleine OBrien, Miss Ruth
Haskins, Miss Dorothy Shepard, Miss
Eleanor Hinton, Miss Mildred Harbeck,
Miss Mary Shilllto, of Cincinnati Little
Marion Davis will act as flower girl.
Thomas F. Victor will act as his brothers
best man and the ushers will be Henry
w. Goddard, David Orr. James Mclean.
John and George F. Victor, jr., and Lyon
Davis. The ceremony will be followed by
a reception at the brides residence, In
East 72d street.
Lord Richard and Lady Hoyra Caven.
dish and their daughter, Miss Betty Cav.
endish, are at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Lord Richard Is a younger brother Of the
present Duke OF Devonshire. formerly sat
In the House OF Commons as a Liberal
Unionist, and inherited the Holker Hall
estate, in Lancashire, from his uncle, the
late Duke OF Devonshire. Lady Moyra,
his wife, is a half sister OF the Duke of
st. Adams They have been travelling In
Canada and sail very shortly.
Mrs. John B. Trevor has issued invita-
tions for theatre party. followed by an
informal dance, for Miss Margaret Trevor,
on December Z.
Mr.. and Mrs Dulany Rowland, who will
spend the winter at Cannes, will sail for
the South of France early next month.
Mrs. George L. Ronalds and Mrs. Rus
sell Hoadley have returned 10 town for
the winter. and are at their house In
East I'D street.
Mrs. Robert S. Mccormick, wife Of thu
former American Ambassador In Paris,
has arrived in town from Washington,
and In at the Plaza.
Mrs. Hamilton NICK Twonoly and Miss
Ruth Twombly return 70 town for ths
season on Monday next from Fiorham.
their place at Madison, N. ].
The American Ambassador 70 Austria
and Mrs Kerens are booked 10 sail for
England, en- route TO Vienna, on Wednes-
day next. They are now staying with
their daughter, Mrs. George H. colkst, at
her house in Philadelphia.
Mrs Lucius Wilmerding goes to Wash
ngton next month for the winter, ana
Mrs. Henry +. Dimock will also spend
the season there, leaving here for the ma
.ional capital on Thursday.
Craig Wadsworth sails to-day for Tehe-
IAN 10 take up his duties as secretary OF
the American Legation. He was booked
10 sail on November 2, but delayed his
departure 10 undergo a slight surgical OPP
grafton, from the effects OF which he has
Mrs. Frederick D. Underwood gave a
reception yesterday afternoon at her
nome in West 72d street, to Introduce her
laughter, Miss Helene Underwood. The
rouse was attractively decorated for the
occasion with ferns, palms and cut flow
IT'S. Assisting Mrs Underwood and her
laughter in receiving were Miss Julia
1dey, Miss Pauline Clarkson, Miss Flea
lor Marshall and Miss Margaret C. over
on. The reception was followed by din
Ter, to which about a dozen additional
quests were invited. and afterward Mr.
md Mrs. Underwood took the party 10
he Globe Theatre
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !. Hudson have
Lrrived in town from their country place
Il East Norwich, Long Island, and are
It the Hotel Gotham.