New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-06
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Thomas B. Owen Will Marry
Miss TurnbuII To-day.
ANNAF. ROBINSON ENGAGED
Congratulations Are IN oroer
for the Horace Havemeyers
Its a Girl.


Mics Ellen w Turnbull. daughter OF the
ia,o Robert J. Burnbull, will be married
to Thomas 70. owen, Of PROVIDENCE, ''i'
afternoon I'm the chantry OF uId'o
church The bride will be given away by
nor brother. Robert j. Turnbull. and Will
have no attendants. Charles ID. owen
A. will act as his brothers best man.
and the ushers viii be DR.. victor -
rhorne and Alexander +. Rogers, OF Ne"
York; Lauriston II. Hazard ana marry
pearce. of Providence. A reception VIII
follow AZ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ROD
ert ] Turnbull. brother and sister-in-iaW
Of the bride, No. 127 East 9th street.
Mr. and Mrs Beverley r. Robinson, OF
"a q West 37th street. announce the en-
gaeeynent of their daughter. Miss Anna
roeter Robinson. 10 Arthur w. Butler, OF
,his CITY Mr.. Butler was graduated from
princeton in 1892 He is a member of the
Union. New York Yacht, University ana
other prominent clubs. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Havemeyer are
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
their second child. a daughter. on Friday
At the home OF Mr. Havemeyer's mother
Mrs H. O. Havemeyer, No. l East ooth
street Mrs. Havemeyer, before her mar
rage. which took place in the Church OF
the Incarnation. on February .. 1871 was
Miss Doris A. Dick. daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. Henry Dick.
The marriage Of Miss May II. Terry,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Terry
ir Of No. 275 Madison avenue, to the
Rev. Theodore Fiske Savage. of Christ
PRESBYTERIAN Church. will take place on
Nav % at the home of her parents. the
engagement was announced last week.
ON account Of the recent death OF the
brides grandfather. only members OF the
two families will witness the ceremony.
Mr.. Savage is the son of the Rev. Charles
Albert Savage. OF Orange. y. J. He was
graduated from Harvard in 1906. ana
studied for the ministry at the Union
Theological Seminary.
Mrs. Arthur Glib. Of No. "A East 65th
street. has announced the engagement or
her daughter. Miss Ruth Glib, to Harold
Whitfield Carhart. son of Mrs. William 4.
Carhart. Of Brooklyn Miss Glib was IN
troduced 20 society last winter. Mr.. Car
hart was graduated from Yale in 1917
For the benefit of the 81 900 600 endow-
ment fund Of Smith College. a sale was
held Yesterday at Miss Elizabeth Puseys s.
No 17e Madison avenue The sale will be
continued to-day and tomorrow. Mrs.
Barrett Andrews has charge Of the sale,
and she is assisted by several of the
alumnae Of Smith College
Miss Amy Grant will give a reading OF
Wagners opera, "Parsifal, this evening
al the Waldorf-Astoria, for the benent
OF the Florence Crttenton Home. No. AS
West 18th street Among the patronesses
ere Mrs. Henry Willard. Mrs Jules Bache,
Mrs Dave Hennen Morris, Mrs. James X.
Mckee. Mrs. Gnliat Schroeder Mrs. John
Harsen Rhoades Mrs Hobart d. Belts.
Mrs Isaac y. Sellgman, Mrs. Birney Eel
loves and Mrs Charles b. Hewitt
The third Of a series Of afternoon
| dances under the management Of Miss
Florence V Doane will be held to-day at
\ the Valdorf-Astoria. The patronesses in
l clude Mrs James A. Burden, Mrs. De
4 Lancey Nicoll, Mrs. Richard Stevens. Mrs.
| Charles Henry COster. Mrs. Lewis Cass
| Ledyard and Mrs Whitney Warren
4 The marriage Of Miss Rosamond DiXey.
l daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G.
Dixey, 10 Gorham Brooks. OF Boston. will
/ -.
Announcement has been made Of the
I engagement OF Miss Katharine Rising,
\ daughter Of Mrs. Henry W. Rising, OF
4 New York. to Lieutenant Follett Bradley,
9Th United States Field Artillery. Miss
1 Rising made her debut two winters ago.
Lieutenant Bradley is a son Of Lieutenant
Colonel Alfred r. Bradley, Medical Corps,
L. S. \. He is stationed at Fort Riley,
Y Kansas
| Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Guthrie have
gone TO their country home near Locust
Valley, Long Island. for the summer
L Mrs Wesley Watson. OF London, Eng
land, is at the ST. Regis for few weeks.
Il Mr.. and Mrs Olney b. MARS will soon
open Greylock cottage. Briarclff Manor,
IL y. Y. which they have taken for num-
Il Der Of years.
sl Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burden arrived in
ii town yesterday from their country home,
u Cedar Cove. Cazenovia, y. Y, and are at
Il the Hotel Gotham.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will arrive
4. from Washington on Thursday, and will
al be at the Ritz-CarltJn.
WASHINGTON.
Fl lFrom The Tribune Bureau
81 Washington. May 5.
A At the White House.
Mrs Wilson spent part of the morning