New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26
MISS BLOODCOOD
TO MARRY TO-DAY
Wedding to Charles Serb
ner, Jr., in Church of
the Heavenly Rest.
MISS ELEANOR TAYLOR
TO BE JUNE BRIDE
Miss Townsend. Who Is to Be-
come Mrs. Horace Green on
June 4, Names Attendants.


Miss Eleanor Rodman Townsend.
daughter Of Mrs. James Rodman Town
send. whose marriage to Horace Green,
son Of Mrs. George Walton Green, will
take place on Friday, June 4, in Cal
vary Church. will be attended by Miss
/ Elizabeth f. Reed. daughter Of Nr. and
Mrs. Latham Reed. and Miss Eloise 7.
/ Rloodcood. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Faushawo Hloodgood. Miss
Martha Resale Humphrey, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore +. Humphrey
and a niece Of the bride. and Miss
Resale Slack, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Slack and a cousin Of Miss
Townsend. will act as flower girls.
The marriage Of Miss Vera Blood
good daughter Of Mrs. Hildreth X.
! Bloodrood. TO Charles Scribner, jr.,
will take place this afternoon IN the
! Church &C the Heavenly Rest. TO
ccution VII. follow at the home Of the
! brides sister. Mrs. j. Macy Nillets, 80
West Filty-second street.
Nr. and Mrs Josiah James Linsly. Of
! Norfolk. Conn. announce the engage
/ mert Of their daughter. Miss Eunlce
! Iail Iinsly. TO Charles a. Simpson. OF
! Rochester. y. y. Miss LinSly is a
! granddaughter Of the late DR.. Jared
| Linslv and a niece Of Mrs. Orlando b.
/ Potter Of this city. The wedding Will
take place IN October.
Invitations have been issued for the
! wedding Of Miss Eleanor Taylor,
| daurhtcr Of Howard Taylor. to Gou-
| vcrueur Morris Carnochan, jr., on
/ Thursday. June l.. in Christ Church,
/ Middle Haddam. Conn. The ceremony
/ Will be performed at / o'clock and a
/ rcccution will follow at st. Clements,
/ the country place Of the brides father,
near Cobalt. Conn. a special train will
/ leave on the New Haven road at 9:45'
/ arriving at Cobalt-Middle Haddam sta
| ton al 1928. Returning, the train
will leave Cobalt at 5:45, arriving IN
| New York at $3.50 o'clock.
The annual garden party given by
/ the Army Relief Society, Branch No. l.
/ takes place to-day on Governors Isl
/ and. Admis ion, including tranSporta-
, tion. is 81, and tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. Charles +. Roe. 30 las,
/ Thirty street; Mrs. Oliver T.
+ EIdgman. JO1 Madison Avenue; MISS
/ Harriet w. Center, Il West Forty
/ eighth Street. or at Governors Island
/ Ferry. The programme will include a
/ drill by q disciplinary company, POLO
/ match between Squadron and the
army officers team and IN evening pa
/ rade by provisional regiment OF the
| Coast Artillery Corps. The officers
! clubhouse Will be open for dancing,
| bowling. etc. from 10 II o'clock. and
supper Will be served in the clubhouse
7 from o'clock. The guests will be re-
+ cc.ycd by General and Mrs. Wood, Mrs
/ Daniel $. Lamont. Mrs. Charles r. Roe
and members Of Branch No. l.
/ Miss Elizabeth Be,cher Cunning,
1 daugatcr Of Mrs William Fullerton
F Cunning. Of this city and Locust Grove
+ Farm. Warwick. y. Y, Will be married
/ 90 Kcnuard Underwood, son Of Mr.. and
/ Mr.. George Underwood, Of Auburn,
/ y. Y. on Saturday. June .. in Christ
/ Church. al Warwick. Mrs. {. Cort-
| landt Hay will be her sisters matron
/ Of honor. Kate Morgan Brookfield. a
niece Of the bride. will be the flower
girl. and G. Cortlandt Hay, jr., her
nephew. viii act as page. Arthur I'm
derwooi. brother of the bridegroom,
will be best man. and the ushers will
be- Gordon e.. Ihayer. Joseph l. Sclig-
man. Eugene Z. Nasch and Wellington
Il. Hay. Miss Cunning is sister Of
/ Miss isabelle +. Cunning, whose mar
rage 90 Phlipse +. y. Greene will
take place next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson. ir.,
VIII leave the city to-day for Bayshore,
Long Island. where they have taken a
cottage for the summer.
Mrs Nicholas F. Brady gave din
ner last night at her home. 9S9 Fifth
! Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hall Jennings,
/ Of 80 East Thirty-ninth Street, will
/ leave town to-day for Cold Spring Har-
/ Dor. Long Island. where they will
spend the summer.