New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
RALTUSROL GOLF
CLUB ENTERTAINS
Society Dances Amid Apple
blossoms and Glowing
japanese Lanterns,
WEDDINGS STILL HOLD
PLACE ON CALENDAR
Mics Anne p. Rogers and J. Girls
wo,d Webb To Be Married at
HYDE Park To-day.

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,,hsoription ball was given last night
~. Raltusrol Golf Club. Short Hills.
Mrs Victor Mapes and Mrs. Henry
parclav had charge Of the arrange
.,,s The piazza Of the clubhouse was
s,corstea 10 resemble an apple orchard
!, blossom Japanese lanterns we're sus-
a.rsea from the ceiling Among the
.,ssfs we're Mr. and Mrs benjamin {.
r,,cke Mr.. and Mrs. G. Alan Hudson
NJ and Mrs Harold r. Talbot. Mr. and
Ms Daniel p Kingsford, Mr.. and Mrs
csorso H. Hull jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. George
u. SchieMeln. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
sradlev. Miss Anne Bradley. Mr.. and
N,s lanes ". Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
george T. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
o.sood Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
hanson. Mrs Samuel 5. Auchincloss, the
Misses Duryee. Mrs. Richard Peabody,
yr and Mrs : Harold Freeman. Mrs.
ROGER NJ Minton. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
" Hack. Mrs Frank otis. Miss Edith
snal,,v. Louis Keller, Henry Tucker
Arthur Gwynne and Evans Tucker.
Miss Anne Pendleton Rogers, daughter
=. Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Rogers, OF b
West $50 ST.. will be married to J. Girls
void Webb. OF this city. at noon to-day
/, ST. James'S Church. Hyde Park, y. y.
The Rev. Dr. Endicott Peabody, Of Groton
School. will oflciate. and a reception will
follow at Crumvold Hall, the country
Mace Of the brides parents. at HYDE
PARK Mrs. Kenneth r Schley will act
as matrol Of honor, and Miss Ruth
Wales Miss Margaret Z. Trevor. Miss
catherine d. Colt and Miss sara Delano
will be bridesmaids. Elizabeth 5. Rogers.
= voung niece Of the bride, will be flower
sirI X. Walter Webb brother Of the
bridegroom, is TO he best man. The ushers
are 10 be Vanderbilt Webb. Herman l..
ROGERS. Henry g. Gardner. John ;.
Parker. George Won l.. Meyer ir. Gordon
Y. Balch. Frederick Parker. jr. II. Curtis
Dewey. Thomas X. rockingham, Walter
Tufts. st.. Henry 7. Mexican. Samuel NJ.
FELTON,. jr, Darragh 4. Park, Carleton
Burr. Chester G. Burden and Chase II.
Davis.
The marriage Of Miss Lily Gordon Bond
70 Frank Merriam Chadbourne will take
place on Friday afternoon. May p at the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest The Rev.
Herbert Shirman will officate. small
reception will follow at the home Of the
bride. l5S West 5Sth ST.
Miss Bond viii be attended by Mrs.
Dave Hennen Coddngton as matron Of
honor. and will be gwen in marriage by
her cousin. Dave Hennen Coddngton.
William NJ. Chadbourne will act as best
man The ushers will he Seymour NJ.
Peyser. William p. Phillips DR.. Walter
+. Anderton, Edward d. King. Laurance
J. Neale. j. Graham Parsons, Roger B.
Emmons and j. Otto Stack.
Mr. and Mrs William de Forest Manice
are receiving congratulations on the birth
Of a son on Thursday at their home, $50
Park av. Mrs. Manice before her mar
r.ase. which took place last June in St.
Thomass church. was Miss Harriet
Ferry. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hay
ward Ferry. Of &c West 56th ST. The son
viii receive the name Of William de For
est Mance. jr.
John r. Terry. jr, who will marry Miss
Constance Waldron Williams on June in
81 Thomas's Church, will give his
bachelor dinner tonight at Delmonico's.
NJ. and Mrs Marion McMilin will give
a reception this afternoon at Darlington,
their country home. in Ramsay, y. j.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Oliver Iselin will sail
to-day Tor Europe, where they will remain
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Allen Townsend will
20 10 their country place at Ardsley, y.
v, TO spend the greater part OF the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Hopkins, who have
been at the ST. Regis for several days.
Will so to-day to their country place at
lvinston y. Y
Miss Winifred Holt, who has been suf-
fer.ng from an attack Of grip at the home
OF her sister, Mrs Joseph G. Bloodgood,
IN Baltimore. has recovered, and will go
to-day TO Roland Park. suburb Of Baltl-
more
Mr. and Mrs. Julien 4. Ripley. Of oyster
Bay. Long Island. arrived in town yester-
day and arc at the Plaza.
IN THE eERKSHlREs.