New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
Marriage to Charles Ken
meth Clinton Will Take
Place February 10.
HARRY LEE KING
WEEDS MISS SIMONS
Many Prominent Persons Wit
ness Ceremony at Christ
Church.

+ NnhiieS henncin 'Hnlon. Nun VI ~
Charles W. Clinton. Of 80 East Fifty
seventh Street. on February 10. AZ
o'clock, in s.. Bartholomew Church.
The brides only attendant will be her
sister. Miss Eugene Rand. Gordon
Swift Smile will be the best man
and the ushers will be w. +. Shepherd,
ir., A. NJ. Hyde. Murray Hoffman. {.
L. Barnwell. Francis Brooks. Of Bos-
ton: August Richard, F. r. LaIkin and
Frederick r. Brown.
Mr.. Clinton will give his farewell
bachelor dinner at the Union Club on
Monday.
Miss Agnes Wharton hutchinson,
daughter Of Mrs. 6. Pemberion Hutch
inson. OF Philadelphia and Haverford'
Penn. will be married 10 George Whit
new Martin. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward z. Martin. of rs Eat Sixty
fourth Street, this city. on January. %,
in Christ Church Chapel, Philadelphla.
The ceremony will be followed by
large reception. After their wedding
trip Mr.. Martin and his bride will live
in this city.
Miss Cornelis Nelson Simons, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles DeWer
Simons and niece of the late +. Henry
Hartman, was married to h?rry Lee
King. son Of the late Dr. c. Henry King.
Yesterday, IN Christ Church, Broadway
and Seventy-frst Street. The churcn
was decorated with palms. Easter INES
and marguerites. The bride, who was
given away by her father, was IN
gown Of white embroidered satin with
court train. over which fell her tulle
veil. held with wreath OF orange dos
SONS. She carried white rosec.
Her attendants were her cousin, MISS
Carol 4. Hartmann; Miss Elizabeth
Nendelson. Mss Maude Foote, Miss
Elise Howard Jones and Miss Edith
Romano. They we're all dressed alike
in ciel blue tafeta. with ciel blue tulle
hats. tied with streamers of cid rose
velvet. They carried pink roses. There
were three flower girls. Alice Howard
Ouillard. Helena Slmons and Cornela
Nelson Simons. Sd. Their frccks were
Of ciel blue satin and chiffon, with
which they wore broad brimmed mats
of white straw trimmed with blue rlD
bon. and they carried bouquets of PINK
roses.
Robert Howard King was best man
and the ushers were Hartman y. 81
mons. T. Henry Hartman Simonss'
Charles u. Simons. ir.. Charles VI.
Bleecker and g. Vcrplanck Qulllard.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Edwin 7. Ven Etten. rector Of the
church. assisted by the Rev. Herbert
Shipman and the Rev. Dr. S. De Lancey
, Townsend. 4 reception followed at the
home OF the brides parents, $50 west
Seventy-third Street.
Among those at the church we're Mrs.
T.. Henry Hartman. Mrs. Joseph W.
Hartman. Miss Miriam Hartman, Mr.
end Mrs. Orlando II. Hartman, Mrs.
Robert L. Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Averell Hartman. Mrs. W 4 Averell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ton Brock Howard, Mr..
and Mrs. George a. King. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Strrithers. Mr. and Mrs. Townsend
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Rutgers,
ir.. Miss Ella Carpenter, De Forest
Grant and Madison Grant.
Miss Mary A. and Miss Olive 4.
Tripp. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles W. Trip. gave a luncheon yes
terdav ut their home. 1853 East Seven
tv-ciphth Street, for Miss Muriel Wig
Gin and Miss Margaret Thompson.
Their other guests included Miss Vera
Cravath. Miss Frederick Peterson.
Miss Doris Nangam. Miss Sarah Lar
kin. Miss Ciementine and Miss Can
dida Bartolucci and Miss Sylvia Liv-
ingston.
Mrs. Curt II. Reisinger will give
large reception on January 10 at her
home, 993 Park Avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knarp gave a
luncheon at her home, 247 Park Ave
nue.. She will give dinner there to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey W. Depew
will give dinner on January q At
their home, 81 West Fi'ty-fourth
street.
Mrs. Henry Stuart Fleming, of East
Sixty-ffth Street, gave luncheon yes
terday for Mrs. George Carter, of Lon
don. and in the evening gave dinner
for Sir william Mulock.
Mrs. Charles II. Sabin gave dinner
last night at her house. So East Fortl-
eth Street. Her guests numbered six
teen.
Miss Mary ". Rankin. daughter Of
Mrs. James d. Rankin. gave matinee
party yesterday for Miss Dorothy d.
Dillon. The guests, who were taken TO
see "Katinka" at the Forty-fourth street
Theatre. included Miss Katherine Ma
rel. Miss Waltona wilkins. Miss May
Ferguson. Miss Grace Bennett, Miss
Edith Phillips, Miss Vera Cushman.
Miss Margaret Lindabury. Miss Clarlna
Cushman and Miss Beatrice Wetzel.
Miss Rankin will be introduced 20 So
ciety on January % at reception
which her mother will give for her.
Mrs. Walter Eyre Lambert, of 1l2
East Thirty-fifth Street, viii be at nome
on Wednesdays until April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald V. Hollins mo-
torcd into the city yesterday from East
Islip. Long Island, and are at the Hotel
Gotham.
Mrs. Robert G.. Ingersoll and her
daughters. Mrs. Welston Hill Brown
and Mrs. Walter Probasco, gave re
ception Yesterday at their home, IL.
Fast Twenty-frst Street. They VIII
ne AZ home on the remaining Wednes-
DAYS Of the month.
Mrs WilHnm Alexander gave din
ner last night at the ST. Regis for MISS
Helen Alexander. the debutante daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martyr
Alexander The dinner was served IN
the marble banquet room ard the
quests numbered about fifty. After
dinner there was dancing. for which n
few additional invitations had been