Evening star., 1914-08-14
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS BRYCE AND MR.. CLIFFORD
PINCH0T TO WE'D TOMORROW.
Quiet Ceremony in Presence Of Rela-
tives and Intimates-Per-
sonal Notes.

The marriage of Miss Cornelia Bryce.
daug hter of,Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stevens
Bryce of New York, and Mr.. Clifford
Pinchot of this city will take place
! tomorrow from the summer home OF
| the brides parents. in Roslyn. L. L.
The engagement was only made pubic
yesterday and came as a great surprise
| to their friends
| 1t had been intended to have the we'd
ding late in the autumn, after the oon-
| clusion of Mr.. Pinchot's campaign as
| a candidate for United States senator
from Pennsylvania. but because OF the
critical illness of Mr.. Pinchots mother.
Mrs Mary Emo Pinchot, and her desire
to have the wedding take place at once.
the date was advanced. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. Pinchot VIII
take his bride to his mothers house,
in Saugatuck, Conn. Mrs. Pinchot Is
advanced in years. and there is said to
| be little hope for her recovery.
Miss Bryce's father was minister to
the Netherlands during the admins me
| tratton Of President Taft. and was for
merly owner of the North American
Review. 80
| The wedding tomorrow will take
place in the Episcopal Church at Ros-
lyn. the Rev Thomas Brewer. rec.Tr, ,,,
a few relatives and friends. Mr.. Amos
R Emo Pinchot probably Will attend
his brother. and Mr.. Theodore Koose-
welt and Mr.. William Draper Lewis.
progressive candidate for Governor OF
Pennsylvania, are likely to be among
the few guests.
Miss Bryce soon after her debut sew.
! eral years ago became noted as one o,
i Ill 1ay I'M n
riders, and she possesses many trophies
Of victories in the hunt meets OF the
Meadow Brook and other Long Island
clubs. She els a great-granddaughter
| of Peter Cooper.
Mr. Pinchot, who was graduated from
Yale in 1889, later studied forestry
abroad, first came into national promi-
nence as an advocate of the conserva-
| tion of the country's natural resources
and his stand led to the Ballinger-
| Pinchot controversy. Mr.. Pinchot, like
Miss Bryce's father. is the author OF
several books.
Mr. Bryce and Mr.. Pinchot have been
his family live most Of the time at Ros-
| lyn, but have a house at No. 1,025
5th avenue. New York. Mr.. Pinchot
has his political headquarters in Phil
adelphia. and place at Milford. Pa.
| and lives for a greater part of the
year in this CITY,, He belongs to clubs
| in several cities, those in New York
| including the University. Century and
others and in this city the Metropolitan,
| with his mother. 1915 Rhode Island
avenue.
Mrs. o'Gorman. wife of Senator o'Gor-
man OF New York, gave tea at White
Sulphur Springs yesterday in compli-
ment to Misses Alice and Agnes Mayer
| and Mrs. John A. Maher Of New York
Mrs. Dudley Field Malone assisted Mrs
O'Gorman in receiving more than a
hundred guests.
| Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark have
returned from Deal. N. j., where they
went for the wedding of Miss Dorothy
Harvey and Lieut.. Marcellus Thomp-
son. Miss Genevieve Clark, who was
one of the bridesmaids, will remain
with Col. and Mrs. Harvey until Mon
day, when she will return to her home
in this city.
Miss Mary Agnes Lynch and Mr.. Eu-
gene E. Brooke surprised their many
friends by being quietly married in
st. Mary's Catholic Church at Norfolk,
Va. August 3, 1914. After two weeks
at home, after August 20, at 1852 25th
| street northwest.
| Mrs. J. w. Stahl of 3217 9Th street
northwest has returned home from At
lantic City.
Mrs. Genevieve r. Colliflower of WASH
| ington, with her children. are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ethel Lecarpentier. at Pomp-
ton Lake. n. J.. for a few weeks and will
| be joined later by her mother, Mrs. E. ".
| Rice who is now visiting her sister in
| Rochester, N. Y.
DR.. William E. Dieffenderfer is at Blue
Ridge Summit and is member there of
the Montera Golf Club.
Miss ENERGY Gary of 1914 Decatur
street entertained at a birthday luncheon
| Tuesday. August II. the Friendship Circle
of the Iowa Avenue NJ Z. Church. Those
present were Misses Marie Bishop, Hester
Shorey. Adele and Genevieve Walker, Is
abel Oldfield. Irene Low, Christie Blumer,
Katherine Hillman, Ruth Kimball, Elva
! and Vivian Murphy and ENERGY Gary
Mrs. Johnston r. Zimmerman left this
morning for Buffalo. N. Y, and Detroit
Mich, where she will spend month.
Mr.. Zimmerman will join her in De-
troit the last of August.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward s. Duvall, jr.,
have returned from the Berkshires and
are now at Cape May.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller with Theodore the
second and Mrs. Tiller's mother. Mrs.
Patterson. left today for Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Patterson has been the guest OF
Mrs Tiller for several weeks.
Mrs. H Robinette Perry is spending the
remainder of the summer with her
daughter, Mrs Billy Edgar. at her bum
galow on Storm King mountain, over
looking the Hudson.
Miss Flossie Schneitzer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schneitzer. will
spend two weeks at the Villa Flora, at
North Brightwood.