New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-17
Bride of Jay B. LippinCott
at Quiet Long Island
Ceremony.
MISS LOONlE BRIDE
OF d. f. SCHAEFFER
John |. Merritt VIII Marry Miss
Marjorie McElrOy Tomorrow
at WhiteSiOnc, i. I.


ton, was married to Jay b. Lippincott
former champion polo player, shortly
after noon yesterday at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l..
Bogert, Of Lawrence Street, Flushing,
Long Island The Rev. Benjamin c.
Warren, Of Manhattan, performed the
ceremony
The bride wore travelling dress OF
dark material and was SIVen IN mar
riage by her father There were no
bridesmaids or maids Of honor. The
only ones present other than the few
invited guests were those that attached
their names 10 the legal certificates.
The marriage was even simpler in its
details than that Of the brides sister,
Mrs. Francis Gordon Brown.
After the ceremony Mr. Lippincott
and his bride went by automobile to
the Ritz-Carlton, where they had en-
gagged apartments.
Mrs. Huntington divorced her first
husband last February. Mr.. Lippin-
COTS first wife was Miss Camelia Hare,
of Washington. They were divorced at
Colorado Springs in 1910.
Mr.. Lippincott is a University Of
, Pennsylvania man. and is one Of the
publishing house of Lippincott. He Is
q member of the Racquet. Rittenhouse.
Radnor Hunt, s.. Anthony's and the
Huntington Valley Country clubs.
Miss Frances NJ Loonie. daughter of
Mrs Mary Loonie. of 54S Riverside
Drive. was married to Donald +. Shacf-
fer yesterday afternoon in Corpus
Christi Chapel. $50 West 12lst Street.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. John H. Dooley. A reception fol-
lowed at the home Of Mrs. Loonie.
The bride was attended by Miss Kitty
Gallagher, of Binchamton, n. Y; Miss
Maize Quinn. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John @. Quinn, of New Orleans; Miss
Grace Hofheimcr, daughter Of DR.. j. A..
Hofheimor; Mrs. Ronald Orr; Mrs.
William II. O'COnnOr, sister o. the
bride. and Kelly Orr. who was page.
William II. OTonnor was best man,
and the ushers were William +. Emo,
Frank r. Cook, p. J. O'Connell and
Harry Monaghan.
Miss Marjorie McEroy, daughter Of
Mrs. r. L. McElroy. of Overlook, Cry
der's Point, Whitestone, Long Island,
will be married tomorrow to John J..
( Merritt. son of Mr. and Mrs. ". J. Mcr-
rift. of POS West Seventy-ffth Street,
and grandson of the late Captain Israel
|. Merritt. Mr.. Merritt. who was grad
uated from Columbia, class 'l3, is treas
urer of the Chapman Derrick
and Wrecking Company. Miss McElroy
was graduated from St. Mary's School,
Garden City. The ceremony Will be per
. formed in Christ Church. Whitcstone.
Miss Alice McElroy will be her SIS
ter's maid Of honor and the bridesmaids
will be Miss Gladys Merritt and MISS
Dorothy Merritt, sisters OF the BRIDE
groom; Miss Margaret Twohey, of New
Rochelle; Miss Grace Y. MacDougall,
of Flushing; Miss Helen Gilleaudeau'
/ Of Mamaroneck, and Miss Martha Miller,
/ of Belle Meade. y. j. Miss Hazel Hen
/ bricks. niece of the bridegroom, will be
| the flower girl.
{. lie Roy Hendrickson will be best
man, and Granville Ames Beales, Will
/ lam A. Kimbel, Douglas S. Carter; Ran
dolph L. Won Bcrnuth. Christopher
Blackborn Miller and Frederick II.
Mccain will act as ushers.
Everything points to a highly sue
cesful meet Of the United Hunts Rae
ing Association to be held tomorrow
and the following Saturday at Belmont
/ Park Terminal. 1t Will be the nrst OF
the amateur races to be held during the
4 fall on Long Island, and society VIII
/ lend its presence III large NUMBERS
/ Most Of the country places on the ISL
/ and have been opened for the autumn
season and there viii be many house
parties over the weekend, the guests
/ in most cases motoring to the track
/ in the afternoon. Several luncheons
/ will be given at the Turf and Fleld
/ Club. across the road from the ter
minal. ,-
| riders who will have mounts to-mor-
row are F. Skiddy Won Stade, Birdseye
| Brakeman Lewis, F. Ambrose CLARK
/ Harry S. Page, Charles l.. Appleton Ed-
ward II. earle, Richard Mortimer IT,
John Tucker and others.
For the benefit of the Union Hospital
Mr. Herbert Brown will give lie
Raiser" this evening in the garden OF
Rod House. Mrs. John Clinton Works
B Mace AT Oyster Bay. The patronesses
! for the entertainment include Mrs.
/ Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs. f. Reeve Mer-
/ ritt Mrs Ormond G. Smith, Mrs. wal
/ TOR Jennings. Mrs. Walter ). Gurnee'
/ ir. and Mrs Edward NJ. Townsend
Mrs. Henry Rice Putnam, of this city
/ and Pasadena. has announced the en-
! qaqement of her daughter Miss Louise
! BAY Putnam, to Ronald Currle Lee OF
/ New York. Miss Putnam IS niece oil
! Davis Mitchell Morrison and of William
( a Putnam, of this city, and OF NlIllam
/ T Day. Of Elizabeth, y. j. III. Lee Is
Of the MiddleseX, Va, branch OF inc Lee
, family and for many years IVed IN
Richmond. lie is member OF inc
sleepy Holly Country Club ana OF
Squadron A Club. He was Tor SeveIaI
wears a trooper in squadron ana ioI
a time was captain OF the po!o team
The wedding will take place neat
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Clarkson Potter and
AR and Mrs. Ewing Hill, jr.. Of st.
louis. have arrived in the city from
RIVE Beach and are at the Ritz-Cariton'
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend has re-
turned 10 town from the AdirondacEs,
where she was the guest OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Archer NJ Huntington, ana Is at
the Hotel Vanderbilt.
Mr. and Mrs. William b. Diasmore
,y;iI introduce their daughter, MISS
Marian c. Dinsmore, this season.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Storrs Wells have
returned to town from Newport ana
are at the Plaza.
Mrs Herbert Shipman has returned
from Newport TO Tuxedo, where she
will pass the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Hamilton