New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
Aunt Entertains for Miss
FahneStOck and Miss
Campbell
ARTHUR J. MOULTON
WEEDS MRS. q. w. BELL
Miss Adelaide Townsend
Bride of Edward T. Fox
in st. ThomaS'S

Mrs. William Fahnestock gave din
ner and dance last night at Sherry's
for her nieces, Miss Margaret Fahne-
stock, daughter of MIR and Mrs. Gibson
/ Fahnestock. OF Washington, and Miss
Helen Gordon Campbell, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Campbell, Of
Cold Spring. Long Island. Miss Camp
bell is granddaughter on her mothers
side Of the late II. c. Fahnestock. She
Las spent her last few winters abroad.
The guests were received by Mrs.
Fahnestock, Miss Fahnestock and Miss
| Campbell, and the dinner was served
for about 100 in the tapestry room.
/ The dancing. which was attended by
about $50 additional guests, followed in
! the small ballroom, and at midnight a
seated supper was served in the tap
! estry room. The tables were Geco-
/ rated with roses, the one at which the
| debutantes sat being in white, with a
/ rosebush in the centre. The ot1er
/ tables were in pale pink and yellow.
Mrs. Gertrude Wood Bell. daughter
Of the late Henry Duncan Wood. wa
married to Arthur j. Moulton yester-
day at the home Of her uncle. Chalmers
/ Wood, 1928 Park Avenue. The ccre-
mony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Percy Stickney Grant, in the presence
Of relatives and few intimate friends
7 Lloyd Aspinwall, the bridegroom's
brother-in-aw, served as best man.
The guests included Mrs. Henry
Duncan Wood. Mrs. Arthur J. Moulton,
I Miss Mary Taylor Moulton, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Clark Hoppin, William
! Frederick Elliott Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Henry A. c. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
, Moses Taylor Pyne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Taylor Pyne. ir.. Percy X. Pyne.
/ ir.. Mrs. Robert Winthrop. the Rev.
and Mrs. William Lawrence Wood. Mr..
and Mrs. Chalmers Wood. ir.. Miss
Mary Appleton Wood, Mrs. George
Watts and Mr.. and Mrs. George Post.
Miss Adelaide Townsend. daughter Of
I Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen Townsend. was
married yesterday afternoon in ST.
/ Thomas's Church. to Edward Tunn-
/ cliffe Fox The church was decorated
/ with Christmas greens and on the pcws
Of the centre aisle were arranged
clusters Of Easter lilies. The ceremony
was performed Dy the rector. the Rev.
Or. Ernest VI. Stires, and a reception
followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
/ Townsend. 237 Madison Avenue.
The bride, who was given away by
her father, WAS in n gown Of white
net, with a court train Of satin. She
wore rose point lace veil, arranged
with orange blossoms, and carried a
bouquet Of white orchids and lilies-of-
tne-valley.
Mrs. Robert c. Winmill was her
sisters matron OF honor, and another
sister. Miss Marion Townsend. was her
maid Of honor. The brilesmaids were
Miss Vouletti Proctor, Miss Florence
Moberly, Miss Ruth Moller and Miss
| Margaret Kemp.
All were dressed in gowns Of yellow
chiffon satin, with underdresses OF
silver lace and sashes of orchid col
ored tulle. Instead OF bouquets they
carried small muifs of orchid ,olored
tulle and wore hats of silver lace.
John VI. l.. Rutherford was beSs man
and the ushers we're Charles W. HE
kox. jr.. H. Barlow Farr, Walter y.
Eaton. Hobart A. II. Baker, Robert c.
WinmiH. George G.. Bourne. ~ Ray
mond Fox and Cornelius E. FOX.
Bishop and Mrs. William Ford Mich
/ OILS, of California, have announced the
! engagement OF their daughter, Miss
/ Margaret Nichols. TO Edward II. Clark,
/ IT,. son Ct Mr.. and Mrs. Edward h.
+ Clark. o. 470 Park Avenue. The an
/ nouncenen was made at a dinner given
] last night by Mr. and Mrs. Clark at
/ their home. Miss Nichols made aer
debut three years ago, and has many
/ friends in this city. She was guest
/ during the late summer and early fall
/ Of Mrs. Whitolsw Reid, at her camp
/ IN the Adirondacks. Mr.. Clark is at
/ Yale. His father is president OF the
| Homestake Mine and is connected with
the Hearst and Haggin mining inter
ests No date has been set for the
STho guests at the diner last night.
in addition to the engaged couple, were
Miss Kate Crocker, Miss Marion
/ Crocker. Miss Emily Pope, Miss Helen
Kenney, Miss Helen Clark. Henry D.
/ Croker. jr.. J. lie Roy Nickel, Jr.,
! George Darlington, Atwood Violet and
William A. Rockefeller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ALBERT smith,
/ Of 90 West Fifty-eighth Street. an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
| ter. Miss Elise Provost Smith, TO Ed
ward A. Hurd, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. C..
/ Russell Hurd. of Milton. Mass. Mr..
Hurd recently returned from the Dor.
der with Squadron A. Miss Smith
made her debut few weeks ago at
luncheon given for her at Sherry's.
Miss Dorothy Louise Norris, daugh,
ter Of Mrs. Alfred Z. Norris. Of 90
I Park Avenue. formerly of Philadelphia
gave a luncheon yesterday at ner
home. The guests included Mrs. An
/ gier b. Duke. Miss Marion Tiffany, MISS
Elsie ". Saltus. Miss Adelaide Sedg-
wick. Miss Ulrica Dahlgren, MISS Eliza
beth Thompson. Miss Lorraine Allen ana
Miss Mary L. Post.
A concert for the benefit Of the dlo-
cesar missions Of the Cathedral OF -.
/ John the Divine was given yesterday
/ afternoon at the Plaza
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