New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
Is Bride of Count Otto
Salm-HOOgstraeten in
Mothers Home.
MISS BROWN TO BE
MARRIED ON JUNE II
Mrs. Keene Taylor Engaged to
Edward |. Frost-Dance
Dates Announced.

Ohiy relatives and rev Intimate
friends, about sixty guests in all, were
present at the wedding yesterday at
noon Of Miss Maud Coster, daughter OF
Mrs. Charles Henry Coster, TO Count
Otto Salm- Hoogstraeten, Of Reichenau,
Austria. The wedding took place at
the home of Mrs. Coster, 81 East Thlr-
ty-seventh Street, and the ceremony
was followed by a small reception.
! The house was decorated with palms
and spring blossoms and a temporary
altar was erected at one end Of the
drawing room. The bride had no at
tendants.
Georges T. Aranyi, who Is to marry
Miss Grovene V. Converse, daughter OF
Mrs. G. Vail Converse, on June 10
served as best man.
The bride is a sister OF Mrs. Lewis
Spencer Morris and Mrs. Sumner
| Gerard. Her father, now dead, was a
member of the firm Of J. P. Morgan
& Co.
Count Otto is the second son OF
Count Alfred Salm- Hoogstraeten. He
| is an officer of the Austrian army, q
4 lieutenant in the 18th Dragon Cav
airy. Sincs the outbreak of the wal
/ he has been unable to return TO his
country.
Miss Dorothy E. Brown, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin q. Brown, of 81
East Thirty-eighth Street, will be mar
| ried TO John Hoar, son Of the late Sam
7 al ,,-A
Mass, at o'clock, on June II, in Zion
| Episcopal Church, Dobbs Ferry. The
ceremony will be followed by recep
ton at the country place of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Brown, Springhurst, Dobbs Ferry
Miss Phyllis and Miss Sylvia Brown
sisters of the bride, will be the maid:
of honor, and the bridesmaids will b.
Miss Katharine Fitch, Baroness Vera
de Ropp, Miss Josephine Tunstall
Smith, Of Baltimore; Miss Margaret
Thomas, Miss Ellen W. Eldredge, Mis-.
Christine Smelling and Miss Charlotte
Baylies, of Boston.
Samuel Hoar will be his brothers bes
man, and the ushers chosen are Twins
Boulton. Malcolm Peabody, James c
/ Turnbull, S. c. Bennett, Richard Wig
ellsworth, Clarence Belknep, y. c. Bol
ton, Francis Gray, Clement Ford
George Harding and Ralph NOVEL;.
Announcement has been made Of thu
engagement of Mrs. Keene Taylor
daughter of Mrs. James r. Keene ant
the late James r. Keene, TO Edward !
Frost, Of this city and Asheville, y. {
Mrs. Taylor, who was Miss Jessic'
Keene. obtained a divorce from he
husband. Talbot j. Taylor, in 1908. Sh
is sister Of Foxhall P. keene. He
son, Talbot J. Taylor, jr., married Mis-
Louise T. Frank Her other children
are Miss Dorothy Keene Taylor, wh'
was introduced to society two year
ago: James r. Keene Taylor and Fox
hall Keene Taylor. Mr.. Frost spends
most Of his time in Asheville, where
/ he has business interests, and Is
member of the Asheville Club and the
Asheville Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Colt have
announced the engagement of theil
daughter, Miss Catherine Dunscomt
/ Colt. TO Charles d. Dickey, jr., son oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Dickey, OF ~
| East Fifty-frst Street. Miss Colt was
/ introduced to society two years ago and
took an active part in the Junior
League that season. Mr.. and Mrs. Coll
and their daughters, Miss Catherine
and Miss Mary S. Colt, are at theii
country place at Garrison, y. \. Then
city home is at 81 East Fifty-fourth
! Street.
Mrs. Samuel Stevens Sands. of 525
Park Avenue, will be married 20 Rich
ard Whitney to-day In the Church OF
the HOLY Communion, Twentieth Stree
and Sixth Avenue. Mr.. Sands is {
daughter of George K. Sheldon. Hel
| first husband, Samuel Stevens Sands
was killed in an automobile accident
at East Hampton, Long Island, in 1910
He was a son of Mrs. William X. Van
derbilt and the late Samuel Stevens
Sands.
Miss Julia Edey, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick ri. Edey, will become
the bride OF Douglas w. Paige at moon
to-day, at the country home Of her par
ents. Northebay, Bellport, Long Isl
and. A special train for New forf
guests will leave the Pennsylvania sta
! ton at 10:30.
Mrs. Alfred G.. Vanderbilt, who has
been the guest Of her father, Colone
Isaac Z. Emerson, In Baltimore, will &c
to Newport in a few days, where sh'
will be with Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
before going to her place in the Berk
shires.
A series OF two dances, In which
number of well known women are IN
terested. will be given next winter
I r., Ill - an Than ksOiviuO Eve