New-York tribune., 1916-02-20

~EVERAL weddings OF much interest 10
society are scheduled between now and
~ Ash Wednesday, which falls on March y
Miss Marietta l. Chaplin the elder daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon B. Chaplin, will be
come the bride of Harold Hartshorne, son OF
Mr. and Mrs James Mott Hartshorne. on
Wednesday afternoon in the Collegiate Church
of ST. Nicholas Forty-eighth Street and Fiitn
Avenue. The ceremony will be followed by
reception at the home Of the brides parents
$50 Fifth Avenue Miss Elizabeth M. Chapn
will be her sisters maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Eleanor Hartshorne,
sister of the bridegroom Miss Eunice Clapp,
Miss Anna and Miss Frances Ballard and Miss
Emnalena Sizer, all of New York, and Miss
Alice Silverthorne. OF Chicago.
Dravton Burrill. jr. will be Mr.. Hartshornes
best man. and the ushers will be Lester Ar
rnour. Henry p. Elliott John c. Hughes +.
Hamilton Dyckman, Truman P. Handy, John
N. Stearns, jr.. and John B. Marsh.
The marriage of Miss Marjorie S. North and
David B. Buffum takes places on Saturday
March at the house Of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. lanes Harper North, 50 East Seventy
third Street. Miss Helen Bogert, a cousin OF
the bride. will be the maid OF honor. There
will be no bridesmaids. Hobart Lawton will
serve as Mr. Buffum's best man.
On the same day in Washington, Miss
Gladys Mackay- Smith daughter OF Mrs. Mack
ay-Snlith and the late Bishop Alexander
Smith, will be married to William Bell
Watkins. The ceremony will be performed in
ST. Johns Episcopal Church. Miss Virginia
Mackay- Smith will be her sisters maid OF
honor. and the other attendants will be Mrs.
Z. Ashton de Peyster OF this city; Mrs. VIII
lam Strong Cushing of Simsbury, Conn; Miss
Alice z. Hopkins, of Willamstown Mass, and
Miss Mary c. Curtin, OF Philadelphia ]. Keat-
ing Wilcox, Of Philadelphia, will be Mr. Wat
kinss best man.
Another marriage Of Saturday. March T. will
be that OF Miss Beatrice Mott Parrott daugh-
ter of Mrs Erastus J. Parrott to J. Watts
Mercur, jr, of Philadelphia, in ST. Thomas's
Church. this city There will be brides
maids and no ushers. G. Broadhea1 Under
man, Of Bethlehem. Penn, will be best man.
After their wedding trip MI Mercur and his
bride will live in Wallingford, Penn.
The Womens Auxiliary Of Union Settlement
will give dance at the Plaza on Tuesday even
ing, February 29, for the benefit OF the settle
ment Tickets, at So. may be obtained from
Mrs. William S. Edgar, lz7 East Seventeen
Street Mrs. Charles B. Foote. 535 Park Ave
nue.; Mrs Raymond Hoagland, sl7 Fifth Ave
nue.; Mrs. Thomas L. Satterthwaite, East
Eightieth Street; Mrs James r. Sheffield, IS
East Sixty-seventh Street Mrs. Robert E. Tod,
o9S Fifth Avenue, and Miss Ellen S. Marvin,
324 West lO3d Street.
The Junior Committee consists Of the Misses
Geraldine F. Adee, Florence Appleton, Lucille
Baldwin, Aida Banks, Priscilla Bartlett, Rita
Boxer. Anna Brown Frederica Bull. Dorothea
Camp, Mary Chaplin, Constance Chappen. Jo
sephine Coster Helen Du Bois, Theodore
Dunham. Edith Farr. Gertrude Ceer, Elizabeth
Gum, Betty Haldane, Mary Haskell, Katharine
Hoagland, Sylvia Holt Sylvia Hyde, Coline
Ingersoll, Florence Lincoln, Vera McNair.
Jeanette Olyphant, Priscilla Peabody, Marion
Purdy, Peggy Rathbone, Martha Reynolds,
Ethel Simmons, Isabel Stettnius, Julia Talcott,
Isabella Taylor and Alice Thayer.
On the floor committee arc James M. Beck,
IT, Lionel Bonner, Herman d. Boxer, Carl F.
Boxer, Henry l. Caesar, Charles Unger Caesar,
William II. English, jr.. Barlow Fsrr, T. Tone
cliffe Fox. Z. Drexe Godfrey, Van Rensselaer,
Halsey, Curt Z. Hansen, Amory L. Haskell. Jo-
seph c. Hoagland, Porter Hoagland, Raymond
Hoasland, jr., Ferdinand Jelke, c. Maury
Jones, Herbert Lawrence Allan McDugal, Ed
ward M. MoIlvaine. jr.. William (. Palmer,
William r. Rockefeller, William Ryle, James
M. Synington and Henri Werlemann.
concert will be given Sunday evening,
February 27. at the Hotel Biltmore. for the
benefit OF the Italian war sufferers. 1t is under
the patronage OF the Queen OF Italy, the Italian
Ambassador and the Countess Dolores M, :chi
di Cellere. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs.
Charles B. Alexander, Mrs. Pieuepont Nor
gan, Mrs. Frederick w Vanderbilt Mrs Theo-
dore Roosevelt, jr, Mrs Amos Pinchot, Mrs.
J. Allen Townsend, Mrs. Paul d. Cravath, Mrs.
Charles Astor Bristed Mrs. Ira Barrows Mrs.
Edwin Gould, Mrs. E. Reeve Merritt Mrs.
Henry Il. Rogers, Mrs. Belmont Tiffany Ms.
Lewis Nixon, Mrs. John Magee, Mrs w.
Bourke Cochran, Mrs. William Adams Delano.
Mrs. Benjamin S. Guinness, Mrs John Hays
Hammond. Mrs Archer NJ Huntington. Mrs.
William Astor Chanler, Mrs. Otto Kahn and
Mrs. Ralph Sanger.
The artists will be Enrco Caruso. Luisa
Villain. Victor Marrel Valentino Crespi Pas.
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