New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-18
THREE CHURCH WEDDINGS
FOR SOCIETY TODAY.
ueAIIlster-T Townsend and Pea
'hodv.Hadden Marriages Take
Place on Long Island.
BISHOPS DAUGHTER BRIDE
u;.s Lee Winchester, of Arkan.
&c IN Become Wife of j. E.
montgomery Here-Har-
vest Dance To- night.

-. Audrey Fairlie Townsend. daugh-
- Mr. and Mrs Edward Nicoll Town
va will be married to Gordon Ruther-
"a NoAlHster this afternoon in the
.AraI OF the Incarnation, Garden
49, Long Island. Mrs. Edward Nicoll
s"snsend. jr.. will be matron of honor
tho bridesmaids vii be Miss Lydia
S,,,,v sladc. Miss Franklin Engs, Miss
'sIoide Travis. Miss Mary Allison Swan,
,".. Ruth Emory and Miss Catherine
.,voor; Townsend. Carroll II. Daw-
- viii lie best man, and the ushers VIII
" Lee Gwynne Prescott Berdell
w.icolm Hunter. Frederick w. Gwynne
,urs, Broom and Edward Nicon Town
"a ,r small reception will follow
:. tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend
At GARDEN city
FL. marriage of Miss Anita Peabody
,.,rbtsr of Charles A. Peabody to Ham
T,or MADDEN. Of this city. will take place
,o.day in the little church at Cold Spring
.,.rbor Long Island. Following the cere-
..,ory there will be a reception at the
1opntrv home OF Mr.. Peabody, near Cold
Spring Harbor.
yss EVELYN Lee Winchester. daughter
q, p,shop James r. Winchester. of Little
ro.t Ark. will be married this morn
ing In the Church Of Zion and ST. Tim
o,bv. in West 57th street to james Ed
ward MONTGOMERY, of Chicago. The cere-
r,ony will he performed by the oride >
father. assisted by the Rev. DIR. Lubbock
she rector. After a wedding trip TO Pan
anna. Mr. Montgomery and his bride Will
make their home at the Hotel Plaza, III
chicago Ii was intended originally to
have the wedding later in the fall at the
brides home. but as the members OF heT
family are now In New York IL was de-
ridsd 20 have the marriage celebrated
here. II will be a very small and quiet
sHair. The bride will have no attendants.
Among her presents are a rope of pearls
the gift Of the bridegroom. and pear
brooch. an heirloom. from her grand
mother. Miss Winchester is at No. 100
Cathedral Parkway.
Mrs. Richard Stevens. Of Castle Point
Hoboken. will give a dance on December
, a. the Hotel ST. Regis for her debutante
daughter, Miss Elsie Stevens. Her guests
will number about $50. Miss Stevens was
extensively entertained at Newport last
summer
Mrs stuyvesant Fish will give a har-
vest dance tonight at her country place.
at Garrison. y. Y. Several professional
dancers will appear.
The autumn ball Of the Tuxedo CLUB
will be held on Friday evening Novem-
her : at the clubhouse, Tuxedo ParK'
under the auspices of the governors OF
the club
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Polk will return
to town from Lawrence. Long Island
early next month.
Mrs. P. a. Valentine, who spent the
summer at Danforth Lodge. Oconomowoc'
Wis, has returned TO the city and has
opened her house, No. S East 6sth street
for the winter,
Mrs. Frederick o. Beach has arrived
in the city from Locust Valley. Long ISL
and. and is at the Hotel Vanderbilt.
Dr. and Mrs. Allen Fitch and Miss
Fitch. Of No. IS West 5sth street, are at
the Hotel Gotham
IT,. ...--..z.. ao,oo. or1apized nv Miss
Florence V. Doane will be resumed at
the Waldorf Astoria on Mondays ana
Thursdays. beginning Monday. October
q, at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Falconer.
Bruce Falconer and Miss Louise Faiconer.
who spent few weeks at Briarciln
Lodge, have returned to their home. NO
i0l Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter @. Ladd have ar
rived in the city from Short Hills, y. j..
and are at the Hotel ST. Regis.
Miss Frances Montague Ward is the
guest over the week end of Miss Eva
Ingersoll Brown, daughter of Mrs. Wal
ston Hill Brown, at Dobbs Ferry
Mr. and Mrs. George Legg returned to
town yesterday and are at the St Regis
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Montague Ward
have moved from No. q West s7th street
10 No 70 East nth street.
MRS. WILSON AT CAPITAL
pranidnnA,r 20 a, ;l.r d i l..