New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
EVANCELINE HILL
TO Be APRIL BRIDE
Marriage to Harold Van
Tine Will Be Cele-
brated the 18th.
TWO OTHER WEDDINGS
INTEREST SOCIETY
L.P. Ordway. Jr., Will Wed Miss
Green April l0-Fairchild-
Cammann Nuptials the 2lSt.

Mrs William c. Hill. will be married
"a Harold Van Tine, son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Thomas II. Van Tine, ~ Saturday
afternoon. April l., IN The Madison
4varue PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Ms Marjorie Ladew Williams will
IN. .bc maid Of honor, and the brides
,,sids will be Miss Janet Gregory, Miss
An,ie Gilbert. Miss Martha Sticks,
li,ss Charlotte X. CASTOR. Miss Mabel
Venner and Miss Lily +. Robertson.
Addison A. Nen Tine will act as his
brother's best man, and the ushers will
bc Charles Schmitt, Roger Palmer,
charles Lawrence, Y. Harold Rothwell,
Aus,in $. Ro,hwoll and Theodore f.
Allen, jr., a cousin Of the bridegroom.
The marriage of Miss Josephine
Green. daughter Of A. W. Green, TO
LuciuS Pond Ordway, Jr., son Of Mr.
and Mrs Lucius Pond Ordway, Of St.
paul viii take place at the Plaza SAT-
urdsv afternoon. April 10. Monsignor
Tayelle will perform the ceremony, and
q large reception will follow.
Miss Elizabeth Green will be her sis
ter's maid of honor, and the brides
maids will be Miss Tesson Thayer,
Miss katherine Moore, Miss Mildred
Volmes. Miss katherine Ordway. sister
nf the bridegroom; Miss Helen Riordan
and Miss Marion Angel, the latter Of
Harrisburg. Penn.
John Green, brother of the bride,
will be the best man, and the ushers
viii be Moss Heron, Homer sweeney
lawrence Cornwall, Nelson Talbot,
pbijn Swift, Thomas Daniels, John
pendieton and John Ordway, all OF
wbom were classmates of Mr.. Ordway
~ Yale.
The marriage of Miss Cornela De
Lancey Cammann, daughter Of Mr.: and
Mrs Charles L. Cammann, Jr., 10 W IL
ism 5. Fairchild, of this city, will take
place Wednesday afternoon. April y,
In the Church of s.. Mary the Virgin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence Breese
have announced the engagement Of
heir daughter. Miss Frances I. BTeese.
IN Lawrence McKeever Miller, son OF
Ny and Mrs. Hoffman Miller Miss
Breese was introduced 10 society three
vears AGO. She was president OF the
Iurior League that season and has
taken an active part in its entertain
ments since then. She is on the ad-
y;sorv board and entertainment COM
mittee Of the league.
Her brother, Sydney s. Breese, mar
ried Miss Elizabeth Morton. Her other
brotbers are James Lawrence Breese,
ir and Robert p. Breese. Mr.. Miller
IS graduate of Harvard in the Glass
Of 1911.
hat sale and tea will be held Fri
dav afternoon at the house OF Mrs
william II. Lefferts, 3OS Lexington
Avenue, under the auspices OF. -
Nary's Guild. for the beneht OF 81
Mary's Free Hospital for Children;
Among those who will assist arc Miss
Alice Judson, Miss Frederica Bull, Miss
walfa WrtirrilI. Miss Vera Onativie,
Miss Valerie Cushman, Miss Robena
Christian. Miss Priscilla Griffin. Miss
Ensley Hodgson, Miss Louise Glider,
Miss Catherine Satterlee and Miss
Margaret Thompson.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. William Lanman Bull, Mrs. Eric
Swenson, Mrs. Frank Walther, Miss
Mary Bangs. Mrs. Valentine Pulsifer,
Mrs Robert Appleton, Mrs. William
Worthington Herrick and Mrs Langdon
Heywood Roper.
Mrs. Joseph T. Tower and Joseph T
Tower. jr. arrived Yesterday from
Tuxedo and are at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. Henry Asher Robbins and Mrs
Harry Whitney McNickar will return tc
town to-day from Palm Beach and take
possession Of their apartments at the
S. Regis.
Howard Taylor will give a dinner
March 30 al his home, l9 East Sixty
fourth Street.
Mrs. Charles Steele has gone 10
White sulphur Springs, W. Va, 70 join
Mr. Steele.
Mrs. George II. Hull, jr.. will give a
card party to-day at the home OF her
parents, General and Mrs. J. Fred
Pierson, 20 West Fifty-second Street.
Mrs. James A. Burden has returned
from Aiken to attend the funeral sery-
ices to-day, in st. Bartholomew
Church. Of William Douglas Sloane
who died last Friday. She is at the
St. Regis.
There was a meeting Of the sewing
class in aid Of the New York Nursery
and Child's Hospital yesterday morning
q. the home of Mrs. AlgerOn Sydney
Sullivan, 16 West Eleventh street.
The Colonial Danes sewing class
will meet this morning at the home OF
Grs. J. Muhlcnberg Bailey, 10l6 PARK
Avenue.
Mrs. Maturin Livingston Will give
luncheon. followed by bridge, to-day al
her home, East SiXty-ninth Street
Mrs. George Reese Satterlee will give
reception this afternoon at her home
i25 West Fifty-eighth Street.
The committee arranging the dance
for the Sailors Club, TO be given at the
Plaza on April 10, will meet to-day al
the home Of Mrs. James NJ. Townsend
585 Park Avenue.