New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-26
Many Luncheon Parties on
To-day at the Turf and
Field Club.
N. DWIGHT TO WE'D
MISS LYDIA BUTLER
G. W. Whitney and Miss Martha
Bacon Take Out Marriage
License.


win be hllcd with luncheon parties before
the races Many will motor over to the
track from country places on the island
ard from the city. and others will go out
3, special trains. The hunt races held at
hewlett Bay Park. at Harry Payne
Whitncys place in the Whoatlcy Hills
and at the Belmont Park Terminal all
have been well attended. and n big crowd
naturally is looked for to-day at the first
biz race OF the season.
Miss Lydia Colt Butler, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs William Allen Butler, will he
married 10 Maitland Dwight son OF the
Rev and Mrs Franklin h. Dwight. Of
Morristown. ~ j.. this afternoon in the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Miss Louise Tracy Butler will be her sis
,,r's maid OF honor and the bridesmaids
viii be Miss Elaine van Dyke. OF Prince
ton: Miss Mary Paul. OF Philadelphia Miss
HELEN Hyde. Miss Dorothy Dennis, Miss
Alice Dickson and Miss Dorothy Cramp
Julian Thompson will act as best man.
and the uShers are 10 be Lyman C. But
Ter. Le Roy X Howe. Francis r. l.arkin
Lemuel Skidmorc. Cortland Handy. An
drew Munroe. Of Philadelphia: Beverly
Cher, OF Baltimore. and James NJ. Schoon-
maker. jr.. Of Pittsburgh. There will be
a reception at the home Of the brides
Parents. SO East I'D st.
Miss Martha e. Bacon. daughter of for
r,er Ambassador and Mrs. Robert Bacon,
and her fance. George W. Whitney. took
out their marriage license Yesterday
orning at the Town Hall, Manhasset,
Lcng Island They are 20 be married June
in the Church Of the Advent. Westbury.
Miss Bacon gave her age as twenty-three
and Mr.. Whitney his as twenty-eight
The attendants for the wedding have been
published The enlightenment Of the couple
as announced last March.
Robert Mallory, ir.. who is TO marry
Miss Prudence Whitney June in Christ
Episcopal Church. Rye. y. Y, will have
for his best man Francis NJ. Blodget, OF
Brooklyn. and for his ushers Charles H..
Mallory and Holmes Mallory brothers OF
the bridegroom; Charles Wadsworth How
ard. Francis Strickland Page. Earl Trum-
hull Williams. Leonard Kennedy. Francis
W. Murray. jr.. and Gilbert Congden.
Nh and Mrs. Julien Ashton Ripley have
arrived in town from their country place
al Brookville. Long Island. and are at the
81. Regis for a few days.
Among those sailing for Europe to-day
are the Count and Countess Del Sera.
Mrs. Frederick =. Delaheld. Mrs. Beverly
&. Duer, Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann lie Roy
Emmett. Mrs William NJ Fleitmann and
Miss Ida Louise Fleitmann. who will be
abroad all summer: Mr. and Mrs e.
Francis Hyde. who will return in August
and 20 TO Greenwich. Conn, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Farrelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Livingston will go
10 Bar Harbor next week for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Baker, jr., have
taken possession Of their place at Glen
Cove, Long Island. for the summer.
Mrs Charles b. Alexander and the
Misses Alexander are due 10 arrive in
New York tomorrow on the Olympic.
Mrs. James Lowell Putnam. who spent
the weekend with Mrs Stuyvesant Fish
at Garrison, y. Y. returned 10 the city
Yesterday and is at the ST. Regis for a
few days before going 10 Boston.
Mr. and Mrs L. r. l.. Gould are spending
a few days with Mrs Colin Carter at
Bridsehampton, Long Island.
Nj and Mrs. j. Sergeant Cram arrived
ir town Yesterday from their country
place on Long Island and are at the St
Regis.
Mrs. H. Mex. Twombly. who was at the
81 Regis for the weekend. returned TO
ter country place at Madison. y. j.. yes
to-day.
Earl and Lady Grey and Lady Sybil
GREY. accompanied by Sir Evelyn and
Lady Jones. arrived in the city yesterday
from Toronto and are at the Plaza.