New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
MISS NJ. S. PORTER
WILL WE'D MAY 5
Dinners and Dances Keep
Society BuSy-Bridal
Plans Arranged.

AN%AAC - 49, -
Arrangements have been completed
for the wedding of Miss Margaret
Seton Porter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Hobart Porter, TO J. Horton ljams
az 1880 y. m, Saturday, May 3, at
Trinity Church. Hewlett, Long Island.
Miss Porter viii have her sister, Miss
Dorothy Dwight Porter, as her maid
of honor and her younger sister, Miss
Katharine DeianO Porter. and Miss
Alison Philips, as flower girls The
bridesmaids VIII be the Misses Helen
de Forest Griffin, Marie Louise Dixon,
Gertrude 3. Pardee, Margaret R. War
rem, Dorothy Anderton and Miss Hell
vetia Orr, of Chicago.
Mr. Ijams will have as his best man
Wilder Goodwin and the ushers select
cd are William b. Boulton, jr, j.
FGhys Cook, Sidney p. Henshaw, Harry
W. AddinseN, Antonio Lazo, jr., Ross
Il. Harrison, Seton Porter, an uncle OF
the bride, and Dr. c. Adams Leland,
jr, Of Boston.
Miss Gertrude Munroe Smith, whose
marriage 10 Lawrence Cushing Good
hue, OF Boston, viii take place on May
g at the home Of her parents, Protes-
sor and Mrs. Munroe Smith, 169 East
Seventeen Street, will be attended by
Mrs. Francis Abbot Goodhue and Miss
Anne :. Hubbard, of Boston; Mrs. ,.
Harold Freeman, Miss Genevieve San
ford. Miss Dorothy Cramp, Miss Eliza
beth c. Russell and Miss Catherine
Crane. Francis Abbot Goodhue will
be best man. and the ushers will be
William =. s. Doolittle, Of Utica;
Roger Hooper, W. A. Barron and
Franklin King, of Boston.
Angler b. Duke, who will marry Miss
Cordelia BiddIe, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. j. Drexel Biddle, in Holy Trim
ity Church, Philadelphia, next Nednes-
dav. gave his farewell bachelor dinner
last night at DelmOnico's. His guests
included William J. Sturgis, who IS TO
be his best man; Walbridge 5. TAFT,
Esmond =. O'Brien. Edwin b. Kane,
Ernest r. Hudson, Philip Boyer, Iheo-
doro Crane. Livingston Biddle, Gustavo
di Rosa and a. j. DreXel Blddle, Jr.,
who are TO be ushers; A. J. Drexel
Bitdle. George Sloane, Edwin /. FOX,
John p. Kane. Quentin Feltner, NAL
colin L. Mcachem, Benjamin h. Gatlns,
George W. Hill and Thomas ). Fuller.
The marriage Of Miss jeanette Isabel
Holm. daughter of Mrs. Du Plessls
Nornev Helm. to Ethelbert Low Sand,
will take place to-day at the residence
of the late d. Noble Rowan, an uncle
Of the bride. Miss Florence Helm viii
he her sisters maid Of honor and only
Harold Ellsworth, of Ards
lev. will serve as best man, and the
utbers will be Max Low Sand and Will
lam LLOYD Helm, of this city. AS both
families are in mourning the wedding
will be very small and quiet, with only
relatives and few intimate TRENDS
present.
Harry s. Black gave dinner last
night at the Plaza. His guests IN
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman,
Mrs. Henry S. Redmond and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Barklie Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Sheedy are re-
turning TO town from New Orleans,
and will be at the Plaza for a few days
before going to Denver
The Veteran Corps Artillery, New
York, win give a dance on May at
the Hotel Biltmore. The committee in
charge includes Charles Elliot War
rem. chairman; Frank Landon Humph-
rcvs. Charles Isham, James Mortimer
Montgomery, Rowland Pell, 7. j. Oak
lev Rhinclander and Walter Lispenard
Suydam.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cameron
MGR. Winslow arrived in town yester--
day from Newport, and are at the Hotel
Gotham.
Mrs. Charles s. Whitman came to the
city yesterday from Albany, and is at
the St. Regis.
Mrs. Arthur b. Twombly gave
luncheon yesterday at her home, ~
East Fifty-ffth Street, and afterward
took her guests TO the theatre.
Mrs. Patrick A. Valentine gave a the
dansant Yesterday afternoon at her
bouso 3 East Sixty-ninth Street, for
her dauChter-in-law, Mrs. Philip ID.
Armour. Mr. and Mrs Armour have
been the quests Of Mrs. Valentine for
ii few DAYS. They will return TO their
home in Chicago next week.
Mrs. Edwin c. jameson gave small
dance last night at her home, East
Six+v-ni9th Street. Her guests num-
bered about thirty.