New-York tribune., 1912-01-28


She wore tulle and lace veil and carried
white roses and liies-of-the- valley. Her
attendants were Mrs. Elmer A Wilmot.
Miss Maude Merklee, Miss Thelma T.
pcrine and Miss Marjorie Perine Their
gowns were of pink chiffon over pink
charmeuse They wore gold lace caps and
carried pink roses. Elmer A. Wilmot was
! the hest man, and the ushers were Ward
p. Rounds and Elmer II. Curtis. Pink
roses and smilax was used In the decora-
| tons
Mrs. Clinton c. Swift gave a reception on
| Wednesday afternoon at her home, No. 456
Washington avenue. In the drawing room
the decorations consisted of pint tulips, and
in the dining room hyacinths and daffodis
were used. The hostess, who was gowned
,r green marquisette and chiffon trimmed
with lace. was assisted by Mrs. Henry
Wjckham Wild, Mrs. Clarence l. Robinson,
| Mrs Amos Bissel, Mrs. Montague NJ. Ster
ling, Mrs. George Nathan Bissel, Mrs.
winthrop Potter, Mrs. wendell Parker,
Mrs. Bayard Livingston Peck, Mrs. Lef-
ferts A. Mcclellan, Mrs. lie Grande Kerr
Mrs. Willard Hayden Wheeler Mrs. Robert
Mcdonald, Mrs. Elizabeth Coles Hageman,
Mrs. Nathan Crosby, Miss Sterling and
Miss Cotton. At the tea table We're Miss
Sylvia Wilde, Miss Marguerite Jervis and
Miss Ruth Ludlam. After the reception the
receiving PARTY was entertained at dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Lauderdale, of
No. 229 Clernont avenue, entertained at
bridge on Wednesday evening. The rooms
were decorated with pink roses. and the
prizes were photographers of noted paint
ings Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
William c. Beecher, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
| +. Luckenbach Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick I.
Parsons. Mr. and Mrs Maillard NJ. Canda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton De Witt Burdick, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Gulian
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. William Tyson Hay
ward, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Snedker, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank l.. Sniffen, Dr. and Mrs.
George Hills Her, Judge and Mrs. William
Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Elliott, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie II. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Balch, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Block, DR..
and Mrs. Simon Baruch, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert c. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. William Buck
Mrs William Martin.
Mrs. Harold Latham Fish, of No. 81 Jo-
ralemon street, will give an afternoon
bridge party on Tuesday. February 8.
Mrs. Walter f. Bedell. of No S65 Clinton
avenue. will entertain at bridge on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Roland Whitney Belts and Mrs.
Horace Arthur Loomis have issued cards
for Wednesday afternoon for reading OF
Lady Gregory's plays by Mrs. Harriet Otis
Dellenbaugh. II will take place at the
home Of Mrs. Belts, No. 692 st. Marks ave-
nue..
Mrs. Guian Ross, of No. SIS Carroll
street, was the hostess for the Tuesday
bridge club last week. The table decora-
tions at the luncheon which preceded the
games consisted OF pink roses and ferns.
The company included Mrs. Howard Emer-
sen, of Manhattan; Mrs George Hills Her.
Mrs. Carl Fique, Mrs Frederick II. Tuttle.
Mrs. Bernard Ris. Mrs. Robert NJ. King,
Mrs. Edward Vandergraw. Mrs. Samuel p.
Collet. Miss Walther, Mrs. Keeney Clarke
and Mrs. Walter NJ. Meserole.
The annual play of Gaps and Bells" the
Kismet Temple on Monday evening, April
g. 1t Is to be "The Duke or Kilecrankie."
Mr.. and Mrs Sylvester L. Blood are
spending month at the Chamberlain, Old
Point Comfort.
Mrs. William and Miss Louise Higgins
sailed Wednesday on the olympic. They
are to meet Mr. Higgins and Edmund Hig-
gins in Vienna and will then go TO Italy.
They expect 10 return in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Farchild are at the
Alcazar. st. Augustine. Fla.
The home of Or. and Mrs. Thomas G.
| Craig. No. 1877 Cumberland street, was
decorated with pink roses and gmilax
| Thursday evening when their daughter,
| Miss Mary Craig. was married 10 Robert
Stuart Owens. The ceremony, which the
Rev. DR.. Cleland B. NcAfee performed al
3 o'clock. was followed by reception. The
brides gown was Of white satin, trimmed
with duchess lace. and duchess lace formed
the cap drapery for her tulle veil She car
ried lilies of the valley and orchids. The
maid Of honor, Miss Isabelle BOstwck, and
the bridesmaids, Miss Althea Jaeger and
Miss Grace Burn, wore pink satin and
carried pink roses. Mr.. Owens, who Is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Owens, of No
2S9 Clinton avenue. had as best man lis
brother. Malcolm w. Owens The ushers
were William c. Bidde and Harold Bab-
bldg
Mrs. Craig received In rose chiffon.
trimmed with silver, and Mrs. owens wore
white crepe meteor. Mr.. owens was
graduated from Cornell in 1908
one or the most interesting of the week 8
weddings was that on Tuesday evening OF
Miss Corrine Gray Price and VIII Bowers
Crowley, of Syracuse. Miss Price is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson
Price. of No. 223 Garfield Place, where the
ceremony took place at s o'clock. The Of
ficiating clergyman was the Rev DR.. John
Elwy Lloyd, pastor of the Old Dutch
Church. F1atbush. Before accepting that
charge the Rev. DR.. Lloyd was for many
years a neighbor Of the Prices and Mrs.
James McLaren (GwendOlyn Lloyd was
one of the brides most intimate friends.
Only relatives were present at the ccre-
mony. but there a large attendance at
the reception which followed half an hour
later. The decorations consisted OF Killar-
ney roses, stevia and green's.
The brides gown was OF pearl colored
satin, ornamented with pearls and duchess
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