New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-14
MISS LIVINGSTON
TO BECOME A BRIDE
Engagement Announced to
Rowland S. Davis-Wed-
ding in the Fall.
CHARITY DANCE AT
RECREATION PIER
Social Service Bureau at Bellevue
Hospital Will Benefit by
the Festivities.

Mrs Robert r. Livingston. Of IL Wash
.nrton Square North. has announced the
eneacement OF her only daughter. Miss
Laura SufIern Livingston. 10 Rowland
Shippcn Davis. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. How
land Davis. Of 2a Madison av. Miss Liv-
MISSION was introduced to society four
Years ago and was chairman of the
Iuuio- League sustaining committee that
winter. She is granddaughter OF Mr.
rr. Mrs T. y. Taller. n niece OF T. Suf-
fem Taller. OF Edward de Peyster Liv-
u.ston and Of Goodhue Livingston. She
IS direct descendant OF Chancellor Rob
err r. Livingston. OF Clermont. and of
Philip Livingston, one OF the signers OF
tie Declaration Of Independence. Robert
r. livingston is her brother Mrs. Liv-
ugston and her son and daughter will
soon take possession OF their summer
home. Northwood. Tivon. which Is sit
uated on a portion Of the Manor Of Liv-
iusston granted 10 the family by Queen
Anne. The wedding will be held in the
fall
Mr. Davis graduated from Harvard in
ieS lie IS president of the West Side
Juvenile Club, which provides entertain
ment for the boys and girls on the West
side. His sister Miss Sybil Davis, will
he married 10 Charles Stevenson Davis.
ir. on June q. at Plymouth Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Burr, of g East
29th St. have announced the engagement
Of their second daughter. Miss Frances
Burr. 20 Alfred Ely, jr., OF this city. Miss
Years ago. is a granddaughter of j.
Tucker Burr, Of Boston. and of Joseph
French Page, Of Philadelphia. Her sister,
Miss Rosamond Burr. was married TO Al
bert T.. Kerr last October in Lawrence,
Long Island. where Mr.. and Mrs Burr
have country home Mr.. Ely IS son
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ely. OF 125 East
j7th st. lie was graduated from Prince
ton IN 1876. and later from the Harvard
Law school. The wedding will take place
in the autumn at Lawrence.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Dix Ward
well, daughter Of Henry Lansing Ward
well. OF 50 East nth ST.. TO Harold Otis.
a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison
Otis, will take place this afternoon in the
Church Of the Holy Communion. The
bride will have no attendants. Lansing P.
Read will act as Mr. Otss best man.
The members Of the Sans Egal Club
held another Of their series of dances last
night at the Plaza. The subscribers in
dude Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mr.
and Mrs. Dom Barber, Mr. and Mrs
Willard Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey
Tappin. Mr. and Mrs. Delaney Nicoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell Pope, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harsen Rhoades and DIT and
.Irs. Percy r. Turnure.
8 DIAL. 10 ne given tonight at the
Io.rou.. eth st. and North River,
lor the .....Ht of the Social Service Blu.
'eau al bellevue Hospital. Omnibuses
win run nom Lexington av and 10Th st.
every ten minutes. beginning at $50
o'clock and returning The last one will
leave the pier at 1890 o'clock. Admission
tickets are 81 80 each and supper tickets
81 50. Boxes may be obtained from Mrs
Courtlandt Nicoll, 4Oj Park av Several
dinners will be given previous to the
dance. among the hostesses being Mrs.
Linzee Blagden, Mrs. Francis NJ Scott,
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden, Mrs. Belmont
Tiffany Mrs. !. Wistar Kendall, Mrs.
benjamin Nicoll and l. Wistar Kendall.
There viii be exhibition dancing arranged
by Mrs E. Roscoe Mathews and Mrs.
Belmont Tiffany.
Mrs. Won Juch weIlman will sail for
England on May 2l on the President Lin
coin.
W. $. Fanshawe and his daughter, Miss
Jessie Fanshawe, arrived in town yester-
day from their country place at Rumson,
y. J., and are at the Plaza for a few
days.
Mrs. William A. NJ. Burden will go to
Madison, n. j., at the end of the month
20 he the guest for a short time of her
mother, Mrs. II. Mex Twombly
Mrs. Hamilton Fish gave a bridge party
yesterday afternoon at her home, $40
Fifth av.. for her niece. Mrs. c. Bower
lsmay.
Mrs. Eugene Philbin and Miss Eugene
Philbin will return from Europe next
week.
William Brewster, of oils Madison av.,
entertained party Of fourteen last night
at the weekly dance given at the Hotel
Biltmore by Mrs. a. NJ. Thackara, jr
others who attended the dance were Mrs.
Cambridge Livingston. Mrs, Charles g.
Ayres and Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Oliphant.