New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

House Parties.
y oUNTRY house parties take the
1 majority Of the members Of New
~ York's fashionable world out Of
town from Friday until Monday morning,
for most Of the owners Of big estates on
Long Island. along the Hudson. over in
New Jersey and at Tuxedo and LenoX
entertain guests at this time of the year
over the weekend. Sporting affairs in
which society is interested are scheduled
for almost every Saturday from now IN
I'll the beginning OF summer, and in the
evening dances are arranged for the en-
tsrtainment of the guests. Yesterday
afternoon the Meadow Brook Steeple-
chase Association held a meet at Harry
PAYNE Whitney's estate in the Wheatley
Hills. and there was a large gathering
Of society az this fixture. The Whitneys
have a large party at their house, and
others on the island who have guests over
Sunday are Dr. and Mrs. Preston P. Sat
ierwhite. who gave a garden party yes
tsrday afternoon at Martin Hall, their
place al Great Neck; Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Hitchcock. Nj and Mrs. Philip BOYER,
the Graces, the Phippses and many
others
M and Mrs j. Stewart Barney took
rumoer OF guests up 10 Yama Farms Inn,
Napanoch. y. Y. on Friday. where a
dance was given last night In the party
are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander d. B. Pratt,
Mr. and Mrs Harry T. Peters. Mr.. and
Mrs suowden Fahnestock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Gould, Miss Clara Fargo, Miss An
n gelica S. Brown. Miss Lisa suydam. T.
Chesley Richardson, jr., William r.
Stewart. jr.. Francis Roche and others.
In s. Jamess Church. Hyde Park, y.
y, next Saturday at noon Miss Anne
Pendleton Rogers, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald Rogers, of So West sd
ST., will become the bride OF ]. Griswold
Webb Of this city. The Rev Or. Endi-
cot Peabody, head master Of Groton
School, will perform the ceremony, which
viii be followed by a reception at Crum-
void Hall the country home of My. and
Ms Rogers. Mrs. Kenneth p Schley
vIn act as her sisters matron OF honor
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Sara
Delsno. Miss Ruth Wales. Miss Margaret
Z Trevor and Miss Catherine d. Colt.
! Mss Elizabeth s. Rogers, niece of the
| bride. viii be the flower girl II. Walter
! Webb. brother OF the bridegroom, will be
best man. and the ushers will include
Herman l.. Rogers, Frederick Parker. jr.,
chase Il. Davis, Thomas II. Frothing-
han. John s. Parker, Walter Tufts Jr'
Henry p. Gardner. Gordon IA. Balch'
Vanderbilt Webb, Carleton Burr. II. Cur
Is Dewey. Samuel NJ. FELTON,, tr, Ches-
tr G. Burden. Darragh A. Park and
George Won J.. Meyer. If.
Mr. Webb gave his farewell bachelor
timer on May at the Copley-PlaZa,
Boston. He is a son OF the late Mr.. and
Hrs H. Walter Webb. Of Boston. and
isphew Of Dr. W. Seward Webb ana
Major G Creighton Webb. OF New York.
Mss Alice Dix Wardwell. daughter OF
Henry I. Wardwel will be married to
harold Otis. a son Of Mr.. and MIS-
VARIES Harrison Otis, next Thursday IN
he Church Of the Holy Communion.
Mss Wardweu will have no attendants.
lansing p. Read will be best man. and
asre Will be no ushers. The engagement
vas announced on December !.
Among the notable summer weddings
vi be that Of Miss Sybil White Davis
laughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Rowland
uavs, Of 2oi Madison av.. TO Charles Ste
snson Davis. IT., OF Boston. II will take
Naoe on June q. at Long Pond, the
~cntry home Of the brides parents, at
"mouth, Mass. The couple, although
~'ing the same name, are not related.
I Vne OF the interesting engagements an
s''ced last week was that OF Miss Ruth
Z pieton. a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
III sncis r. Appleton, of % East 9th ST,
u William Greenough Wendell, a son OF
s"iessor and Mrs. Barrett Wendell az
~"n. Miss Appleton. who made her
4 sN TWO years ago. is granddaughter
Nnarles Lanier Miss Alice Appleton
SISTER, and Charles l. Appleton ana
e's r. Appleton. jr.. are her broth
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton have coun-
nome al Ipswich, Mass. Mr.. Wendeh
Haduated from Harvard in 1909 lie
member Of the Harvard Club OF this
- as well as OF several clubs in Boston.