New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
GIVES DINNER
FOR MISS WILDE
Mrs. Siegel Entertains ~
Guests at st. Regis for
Daughter.
HARRISON TWEED TO
WE'D MISS ROELKER
Prince RoSpigliosi to Marry
Miss Laura StallO in Paris
on June 80.

Mrs. Henry Siegcl gave dinner IN 4
tho Palm Room at the 81. Regis lSsI
NIGHT for her daughter. Miss Dorolhy
Violet Wilde. who is 10 be married 20,
dav in St Thomas's Church TO Earl
I,sonb Moon. of st. Louis. Inc
twenty guests included the Princess
Dentice di .FraSso. Of Italy, sister OF
Inc bride: Mrs John de koven Bowen,
of Chicago; Mrs. Herbert {, SleTcS'
Miss Mildred Dodge. Miss Helen Mss
and Miss Abby P. Morrison, VINO are
70 be the brides attendants; stewart
Mcdonald. who is 10 be best man; ar
and Mrs. Thomas Carter, lr., Sna Mr;
and Mrs. Charles Nontcith Gllpln, OF
PHILADELPHIA. and Joseph Moon and
Stanley Moon. of St Louis. The dec
orations were i'm pink and white.
Miss Eleanor Rocker, daughter Of
tho late MIR. and Mrs. William u
Rocker. will be married to Harrison
Tweed. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Tweed. Of II East 36th ST., to-day
az Greene Farm, her country nome III
East Greenwich, X. !. Mrs. george
Peabody Gardner will be matroini on
honor. Miss Edith G. Rocker Will be
maid of honor. and Miss Helen Taft.
Miss Camilla Morgan, Miss Margaret
Thomas and Miss Katherine Tweed
will he bridesmaids. Harold s Van
dcrbIt is 10 be best man, and the
ushers are 10 be Francis r. Appleton,
r. Skiddv Won Stade. Samuel Lowerie,
Winthrop Aldrich. Dudley Plckman
and George A. Amory.
Among those who sailed for Europe
Yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs Edward
livingston Burrill. Miss Beatrice Bur
RrrwilT In who
VIII remain abroad until the fall; Mr.
and Mrs. Marcellus, Hartley Dodge
and Mr.. and Mrs J. Rich Steers, Jr,
who will tour Norway and Sweden. re-
turning TO this country in October;
Joseph r. Stillman. Jr, l.. Stuart
Wing. ir., Paul Tuckerman and Mr..
and Mrs. Gerard Livingston Jackson,
who were married in this city last
Saturday. Mrs. Jackson was Miss Else
Won Bergen.
Miss Laura Mcdonald Stallo, daugh-
ter Of Edmund X. Stallo. will be mar
ricd TO Prince Francesca Rosplgllosl,
of Rome. on June 30 in Paris.
Mrs. Frederick B. Jennings has
taken possession OF her house in North
Bennington, Vi, for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Archbold ar
rived in town yesterday from south
ampton, Long Island, and arc at the
ST. Regis.
The Baroness Won Either, Mr.. and
pIls. Joseph W. Hartman. Miss Miriam
Hartman NJ. and Mrs. William Cur
IT'S cnOrest Mrs. Marshall {. LET
rcrts. ~. md Mrs. Z. Ludlow Cramer,'
Mrs C.. Nonning Slater, Mr.. and Mrs
Walker l.. Hines, Mrs. Alexander NJ.
TIackera. Fl. Mrs. John T. Latin,
bsron Schroeder and George Walin
we're among those who attended the
opening last night Of the Cascades, the
new dining garden Oh the nineteenth
floor q the BltmoIe.
Mrs. p. Maunsell Schiefelin. who has
been at the Gotham for the winter and
spring. left yesterday for Rhinebeck,
\ Y. TO pass the summer with her
daughter Mrs Ernest H. Crosby.
Among those who entertained parties
II dinner last night on the terrace ana
i'm the summer garden OF the Flaza
we're Mr. and Mrs. Nelson . Shaugh-
messy. Mr.. and Mrs. !. Loumer Nor-
den. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert CoppeH, Mr.:
and Mrs Francis Sedgwick Bangs ana
Marcus DdlN.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Won L: Meyer
will sail for Europe at the end or the
month to spend the summer abroad.
Mrs. Gordon Norrie has taken pos
session of her villa at New Londcn'
Conn, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
will 60 TO their camp in the Adiron-
dscks about the middle Of next month
10 spend three weeks. They Will 80
abroad i'm August
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Porter are the
CHESTS of Mrs. Charles y. Cook, in
El5crou, ~ j., for the summer.
Miss Colby has returned to town
from the Copley- Plaza, Boston, where
She spent the winter and is at her
house here for "a few days before gong
10 her cottage on Lake Sunapee, New
London, y. H., for the summer