New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
WINSTON WEDDING
PARTY SELECTED
Miss Marian Kennedy To
Be Maid of Honor for Her
Sister on April 10.
MISS HOPE NORMAN
TO WE'D E. c. BACON
Concert for Music School Settle
ment in Carnegie Hall To-
day viii Attract Society.

Miss Maud A. Kennedy. whose mar
riage to Eric s. Winston, OF this city
will take place at 3 o'clock Saturday
April lG, in st. Georges Church
Hampstead, Long Island, will have her
sister, Miss Marian Van Rensselaer,
Kennedy. as her maid of honor and
only attendant. Mr. Winston will have
his brother. G.. owen Winston, for best
man, and the ushers will be G.. Daven-
port Hayward, of Boston; Robert :
Potter and Cooper Howell. Of Phila-
dclphia. and John Elliott. Frederick 7
Frelinghuysen and Henry Holt, jr., OF
this city. After the ceremony there
will De reception at The Three Oaks
the country place Of the brides mother
Mrs. II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy, at
Hampstead
Hiss Dorothy Doubleday. daughter OF
Mrs. Frank y. Doubleday, will be mar
red 20 Frederick Huntington Babcock
in Christ Episcopal Church. Oyster
Bay. on Wednesday, May 10. The cere-
mony will be followed by reception at
Ef'endi Hill, the Doubleday country
place at Oyster Bag.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Norman. of Boston
and Newport, who are now IN Aiken
s. c.. have announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Hope Norman
20 Elliot {. Bacon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bacon. Mr.. Bacon is d
graduate Of Harvard, class of '07. He
il member Of the Meadow Brook
Piping Rock end Racquet and Tennis
clubs. He is a brother of Mrs. George
Whitney.
For the benefit Of the Music School
Settlement concert will be given this
afternoon in Carnegie Hall Owing "a
the European war many subscription,
have been cut down. and the board OF
management fears that unless way Is
found to meet expenses the work viii
have to be suspended the concert viii
be given by the senior orchestra, Of
which David Names is director. Percy
Granger will be the soloist and vii
play one Of his new compositions. Mrs
Frank Bailey Rowell IS the presiden
Of the Settlement.
The second OF series Of lectures
arranged by the American Artists
Committee Of One Hundred in aid o.
the destitute families Of French sol
der artists was delivered yesterda!
afternoon by Arthur Whiting at III,
home OF Mrs. Samuel Thorne. 9li Fifth
Avenue. His subject was THE Amcri
can Composer" Among tho subscriber.
for the series are Mrs. F. Burial HoP
man, Mrs. Frederic S. Belts. Mrs
Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. Whitney
Warren. Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt
Mrs. William II. Bliss. Mrs. Burk'
Roche. Mrs. Charles b. Alexander, Mrs
BENJAMIN c. Potter. Mrs. j. Carroll
Beckwith and Mrs. Gregory Sutton.
Mrs. Karl W. NeuhoT gave lunch
con yesterday at nor lone, 238 Madi
son Avenue. and afterward took he
guests TO the theatre.
Miss Alexandra Emery. daughter o
Mrs. Alfred Arson, will return 10 thu
city from Bermuda to-day.
Tho final meeting Of the THURSDAY
Evening Dances. under the Management
Of Miss Florence Doane, will be helc
tonight in the Waldorf Astoria. TIT
patronesses- arc Mrs. William G. Bates
Mrs. Richard c. Colt. Mrs. B. Ogdcl
Chisolm. Mrs. Edward s. Knapp, Mrs
Charles II. Mellon, Mrs. Pierre Nal
and Mrs. Walter G. Oakman.
Nfr. and Mrs. George Whitney are re
cciying congratulations on the Firth o.
q son NJ their home, $50 East Seventy
second street. Mrs. Whitue. "as Miss
Martha b. Bacon. She is daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bacon.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Havemeyor viii
take possession Of heir country place
ct Islip, Long Island. carly next month
Mr.. and Mrs. Colgate Hoyt. whc
spent several weeks at Palm Beach
have gone TO White sulphur Springs
v. Va, for a short stay.
There will be a meeting Of The sew
ing class which works Tor BELLEVUE
Hospital this morning et tho home o
/ Miss Annie Leary. 1882 Fifth Avenue.
The Thursday Morning Sewing Glass
/ in aid Of the Babies Hospital will NEE
this morning at the home Of Mrs
Frank Browne keech, II East Fifty
second Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ryle arrived II
. town yesterday from Tuxedo Park an,
arc at the Gotham.