New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-28
MISS SOUTHW|CK WE'D
TO CHARLES ". CLARK
Ballroom of Hotel Gotham
Decorated with Palms and
Bay Trees for Ceremony.
DIET KITCHEN LECTURE
First of Series of Twelve Will
Be Held To -day-Miss Mary
L. Mckee to Become Kurt
Reisinger' Bride.

Reisinger's Bride.
Miss Elsie Whitmore Southwick'
daughter of Mrs. James Mortimer South
wick. of No. "a Gramercy Park. was
married 10 Charles Waterbury Clark. OF
this city. yesterday afternoon III the
ballroom of the Hotel Gotham The
room was decorated with palms, bay
trees. oak leaves, roses and white chrys-
auhemums. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. w Worthey Jones'
of Christ church. Williamsport' Penh"
in the presence Of about three huh'Feu
relatives and friends The BRIDE wore
a GOWN of white satin brocaded in silver
roses. the upper portion of the gown
being of tune trimmed with narrow
hands Of ermine and old lace. Her tune
Veil was covered with orange blossoms
Che carried a bouquet of white orchids
e,d lDies-of-the-valley. Mrs. Reginald
r,,,cat WAS. matron of honor. and MISS
r,orotbv Stockham was flower girl Mrs.
Ducat was dressed in white satin WIN
md trimmed with old ivory point lace
Henry Austin Clark was his orotheI
best man. and the ushers were ). Alien
Townsend Nathaniel \. Campbell VII
liam 4. Slavlack Joseph b. Shefheld ana
Aired r Mcacham. A reception in the
cold room OF the hotel followed the cere-
mony a.
After wedding trip Mr.. and MRS.
clark will make their home at No lVf
East 10th street
The marriage Of Miss Mary Loose
Mckee. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James
= Mckee. and granddaughter OF flesl
dent BENJAMIN Harrison to Kurt heiS-
niger. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo hels
inrer will take place on saturday atter-
roo, November Is. in the Central Pres
b,.,erian Church. Miss McKee's only at
+erdant will be Mrs. Lowry Gillett' anu
Walter ReisinCer will be his brother
hest man. Owing TO the recent death
Of Adolphus Busch. Mrs Reisiilse'
father. only relatives and intimate
friends will witness the ceremony
Under the auspices of the New YORK
Diet Kitchen Association. which as
penses milk to infants and inVahds'
Miss Jessica Lozier Payne will give the
Get of a series of twelve lectures on
current topics this morning in Aeoiiah
Hall. The rest Of the course VIII oe
held on alternate Tuesdays The board
of managers of the association includes
Mrs Henry Willard. Mrs. William Curtis
Domorest Mrs. Samuel Queen Brown
Mrs Joseph ". Tilton. Mrs. Henry T.
Davison Mrs David Ives Mackie, MIS-
George Orvis, Mrs. Frank L. Montague
and Mrs Edward InGraham
Miss Fife Constance Zabrislie. daush-
tor Of Mrs. Cornelius l.. Zabriskie, VIII
he married to Raymond Williams Steph-
enson. Of this city, in the Second Ke-
formed Church. Hackensack, \. D. on
November IS. A reception will be held
=, ~. home Of Mrs. Zabriskie in Hack
ensack.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Lehr have
taken the house No 90 West 56th street
whore they will spend the Writer.
Nfrs William Grosvenor, whose young
est daughter. Miss Anita Grosvenor, VIII
hc introduced 10 society in December,
&c the guest of her son-in-law ana
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Davis
Mrs William X. Vanderbilt and her
daughter, Miss Barbara Rutheriurd. are
expected to arrive to-day from france
They will go to Hot Springs. Va on
their arrival
Mr. and Mrs. James 7. D. Lanier VIII
close their season at Newport to-day ana
return 10 town for the winter
Mr. and Mrs William II. Parsons have
returned from their country snome at
Glen Cove. Long Island, and VIII be al
No. 449 Park avenue for the winter
They will introduce TO society their
daycbters Misses Laura G. and Mary
n Parsons. this season
rre nrs, Of the second series OF SUD
ecrin,ion dances organized by Miss
Florence V Doare was held yesterday
afternoon 1T the Waldorf-Astoria. The
r-sTCnGCgcS
Stevens. Mrs. T. =. Morgan. Mrs. Whit
nev Warren and Mrs Delaney N';oH'
Mr.. and Mrs John G. Juhring VIII
return 20 town from Ardsley, n Y. next
THURSDAY. They have taken an apart
r1ent in Park avenue and $50 street for
the winter
Cir. and Mrs Stephen Willets Collins
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son at their home, No. l5l
East 74th street. The child has been
named Stephen Willets Collins. jr. Mr..
and Mrs Collins spent the summer at
their house in Greenwich, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt
are due TO arrive in town to-day on the
Kronprinzessin Cecilie.
Mrs. II. Maunsell Schieffelns has ar
rived in town from Lake Mohonk and is
al the Gotham to remain until May /.
AHnN tbuI NNM EMTrDThlhC