New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19
Marriage to Lieut.. DowneS
VIII Take Place in Church
of TRANSPORTATION.
SIX MEN FROM NAVY
WILL BE USHERS
The Tetrazzini of Belgium Sings
at Allies Hospitals Benefit
and Dance.

Miss Eloise p. Bloodgood, daughter
I of Mr. and Mrs Robert Fanshawe
I Bloodgood, of 81 East Fifty-sixth
/ Street. will be married to Lieutenant
/ Delevan b. Downes, L. S. ~. on June
/ ]. in the Church of the Transfgura-
| ton.
Mrs. Horace Green will BIO the
matron of honor and Miss Rosalie Coe,
Miss Louise Downer. Miss Emily Sher-
man and Miss Frances Wendell the
bridesmaids. John Won S. Bloodgood,
brother OF the bride, will be the best
man, and there will be six ushers. all
navy men.
Miss Anne K. Eastman, daughter Of
Joseph Eastman, will be married to
Reginald f. Wigham. on June 1, in the
Church of the Messiah The brides
attendants will be Mrs. William X.
Maloney, Miss Constance Mccall and
Miss Virginia r. Duane. Dr.. George
Gray Ward, jr., brother-in-law Of the
! bridegroom, will be the best man and
/ the ushers will be Thomas c. and Nor
man f. Eastman, brothers of the bride;
( J. Harvey Williams. Dwight f. Robin
son Carl L. Victor. Prentice Strong,
| ". Schuyler Smith and Samuel Nc
/ Cullagh. Mr.. Wigham is a son of Mrs.
| Thomas NJ. Wigham, Of East Eighty
/ first Street Miss Eastman's grand
| father, the Rev Robert Collyer, was
rector of the Church of the Messiah
| for thirty years.
Miss Dorothea de Kay Glider. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Richard Watson Glider, of
"A Gramercy Park, will be married to-
day ut her home TO Dallas ID. L. Nc
Grew, son of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
George II. McGrew. of Silver Spring,
/ Nd.
The Finch Players will give as their
annual benefit for the Finch School
/ Day Nursery and Neighborhood House
q group of three plays this afternoon
at the Plaza. Kingdom Come" The
I Butterfly and Barrie's "Pantaloon'
will be given.
An entertainment and dance for the
I benefit OF the Allies Hospitals Relief
I Commission was given last night al
| the Hotel Biltmore, under fashionable
patronage. The programme was an in
terestlng one and had an information
al flavor. with English, French, Rus
sian, Belgian and Polish artists tax
ing part. Mile. Alice Verlet, of the
Grand Opera House in Paris, who ar
rived in this country only recently,
was heard also.
She is known abroad as the Tetraz-
zini of Belgium. She sang caro-
/ Nome" from "Rigoletto," and the aria
/ from Romeo and Juliet; Nine.
| I,vska. a Polish countess, and Orphee
| Langevin, a French barytone, sang, the
/ last named having among his numbers
/ "Le Pere la Nictoire," by Louis
Came. and dedicated to General
Jofrre. Mile. Thamsra Swirskaya, Dor
othv Arthur and Paul Swan danced
and Ala Nazimova appeared in a dra-
matte playlet entitled "Collusion."
Frederick c. Wolcott, Of the Rookie
Teller Foundation, who recently re-
! turned from the war zone, gave an
address on conditions in Poland and
showed pictures which ne took while
there.
The programme was followed by
dancing.
Among the patrons and patronesses
were Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, Al
tom y Parker. Lady Colebrooke, Lady
Herbert. Sir Robert and Lady Borden,
the Rev. DR.. Percy Stickney Grant,
Hamilton Fish, jr, Mr.. and Mrs: Theo-
, dore Roosevelt, jr., Mrs. William h;
Vanderbilt and DR.. and Mrs. Richard
Derby.
The last Of the series of three sup
per dances was held last night at the
Coterie Club. Among those who gave
dinners and afterward took their
quests on 70 the dance were Miss Made
leine Carey, Miss Katharine Dahlgren,
Miss Josephine de Gersdorf, Miss
Helen Byrne and Miss Louise Herrick.
The patronesses were Mrs, Philip G.
Bartlett. Mrs. Carl A. dc Gersdorff,
Mrs. Ernest r. Adee. Mrs. Walter
Damrosch. Mrs. Frederic F. Carey,
Mrs. B. ogden Chisolm and Mrs. Ed
ward r. Stettinius.
Nelson Doubleday, who is to marry
Miss Martha Nicholson in Providence
on June 10, will give his farewell
bachelor dinner tomorrow night at
Sherry's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings
left town yesterday for their country
: place at Fairfield, Conn, where they
will remain until July, when they 90
TO Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Laurens Van Allen
have gone TO French Lick Springs, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drexel Paul have ar
rived in town from Aiken and are at
the Ritz Carlton for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Leach, Of
Scotland Road, South Orange, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen Campbell Leach,
10 LLOYD Robinson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles /. Robinson, Of 81 Chestnut
Street, East Orange.
WOMEN OF l8 STATES
tn MARCH IN CHICAGO