New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
Society

roses and -the-yalley. There
we're no attendants. Robert Y. Arnold.
OF New York. was best man, and the
ushers were Kenneth Wenger, OF CHI
cage; Henry May. John +. Sanger and
Nr. Miller. a small reception was held
At DelmonIco's after the ceremony.
After their wedding trip Mr.. Picker
nell and his bride will live az s. Wash
ington Square West.
Miss Constance Shedd. daughter Of
Mrs. J. Day Shcdd and granddaughter
OF the late Senator Nicholas Wyckof
Day, was married % Walter Harrison
Thompson. OF York, Penn. last evening
al the home Of Mrs. Shedd. 30 State
street. East Orange, y. J. The bride.
who was given in marriage by her
brother, Kenneth Wyckof Shedd, wore
a white satin gown embroidered In
pearls and her veil was lace point
shawl which has been IN the family for
generations. Mrs. G.. Roy Dickinson.
o. South Orange. y. j., was the matron
Of honor. and the bridesmaids were
Miss Blanche Thornton and Miss Ruth
Dunn. Edward Barnitz, OF York. Penn.
was best man and the ushers were
Arthur O'Day, Loring Pratt, Arthur
Bond and Edgar p. lngraham.
The marriage Of Miss Georgia Per
kins Duhig daughter OF Mrs. Leonard
Morton DUNG. Of II Charles street,
Greenwich Village, TO Mark Bricknell
Kerr. Of this city, took place yesterday
afternoon in the Church of the Ascen-
sion. The Rev. Waldo Adams Amos,
Of Old st. Paul's Church, Hoboken.
performed the ceremony, and a small
reception and supper followed AZ Old
Chelsea, ~ Fifth avenue. Mr. Kerr ].
son Of Mrs. Mark Bricknell Kerr, OF
Berkeley, Cal.
Formal announcement will be made
tomorrow of the engagement Of Miss
Carol Ayerell Hartman, youngest
daughter Of Mrs +. Henry Hartman. TO
r. Penn Smith, jr, Of Philadelphia.
Miss Hartman was introduced to So
ciety in 1909, and has taken an active
interest in the entertainments given by
the Junior League and other events Tor
charity She is fond OF outdoor
sports. and one of her horses received
prize at the Horse Show at Tuxedo
on Friday. She is a sister OF Mrs. Rob-
crt l.. Gerry, Mrs. Charles c. Rumsey,
William Averell Hartman and b.
Roland y. Hartman. Mr.. Smith is
son of r. Penn Smith, president of the
Chester Valley Hunt. He is member
or the Bryn Mawr Hunt.
Invitations have been issued to the
Playhouse at Bcechwood, the country
seat of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 4. Wander
lip. at Scarborough on Hudson, for
next Saturday evening. An entertain
ment will be given by the players Of
the Neighborhood Playhouse, the Rus
sian Balalaka Orchestra and . group
OF festival dancers. These will be re-
inforced By Miss Margaret Ellington.
The women who are standing sponsoc
with Mrs. Vanderlip for the invitations
are Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Mrs. Ogden
Reid, Mrs. Plny Fisk, Mrs. Samuel
Thorne. Mrs. Laurent Oppenheim. Mrs.
Wheeler Hazard Peckham, Mrs Arthur
L. Lawrence and Mrs. William B..
Thompson. Mrs. Laurent 0ppenheim
is chairman Of the programme COM
mttee. which includes Mrs. Maitland
F. Griggs, Mrs. Edwin II. MARS, Mrs.
Worcester r. Warner and Mrs John
Christensen.
The proceeds are to be given to the
Westchester section of the New York
State Woman Suffrage Party, which
will use them for immediate war work.
Mrs. Oppenheim's committee has
drafted into willing service the Neigh
borhood Players. These will present
the two plays recently done by them at
their own playhouse. The perform
ance will open with "A Night at An
Inn" by Lord Dunsany, 10 be followed
later by "A Sunny Morning" from the
Spanish of Quintero. The Russian
Balalaika Orchestra will play and the
festival dancers Of the Neighborhoo God
Playhouse will give Russian folk
scene. Patriotic poems will be read
BY Miss Ellington The number of in
vitat,ons have been limited to 400
and tickets will be issued in the order
in which the acceptances come in.