New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
Is Married to Henry Field
at the Home of
Mrs. Gibson
FETE DE VANITE
GIVEN AT PLAZA
French War Orphans Will
Be Aided by Entertain
ment Tonight

( Perkins, of Virginia, was married "
! Henry Field, son of the late Marshaii
Field, jr., of Chicago, yesterday after
/ noon at the home of her aunt, MIS-
/ Charles Dana Gibson. On account OF
the recent death of the brides uncle
/ f. Kean Langhorne, the wedding was
very small, only about fifty relatives
and intimate friends being present al
the ceremony, which was performed IN
the drawing room by the Right Rev.
Patrick f. Hayes, of st. Patrick's "a
tbedral. The house was decorated with
Easter lilies, cherry blossoms, jonquiis'
narcissus and lilacs.
The bride was escorted to the tenn
porary altar and given in marriage by
her grandfather, Chswell ID. Lang
horne. of Richmond, Va. She wore
white chiffon with pearl trimmings
with a court train Of white chiHoh'
over which fell the tulle veil, and car
ried white lilacs.
The brides attendants were her
cousin. Mrs. George B. Post, Jr', VINO
was Miss Irene Langhorne uipso"'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson; her
sister. Miss Alice Perkins, and MISS
Flora whitney, daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Ha y Payne Whitney. All were
dressed in cream colored chiffon with
sashes of blue satin, and instead OF
hats they wore tulle wells. They carried
pansies.
Marshall Field, Sd, served as MS
brothers best man. There were no
ushers The ceremony was followed by
( a small reception and there was music
nv the Russian Balalaika Orchestra,
MIR, Field, instead of the usual bacn-
elor dinner n few days before the wed-
ding. gave instead a luncheon yestef !,
dav AT the Ritz-Carlton for some OF
his men friends. ,,;-.
Among the guests at the wedding
, were Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown fo',eI
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick q: Beach, NJ
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Rogers Winthrop, Mr.
and Mrs, George b. Post. Mr.. and Mrs.
G Coz Gordon Battle, Miss Belle Per-
kins. of Virginia; and from chicago
we're Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs; Arthu !
Dibblee Mrs. John c. King, MI. ana
Mrs George Brewster. Mrs. Harold
Flood Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Field ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Field, 3D.
An entertainment called tete de
Mantle. consisting of series Oh ia
bIoaux vivants representing attractive
nosters and dances in costume, tol-
inwod nv general dancing. was gwen
Lat NIGHT at the Hotel Plaza by the
Turior Anti-Sufrrage League. The pro-
cceds from the affair will go TO the
CID for the after care of intantlie
naraIvsis victims and anti-suH age
work. Several dinners were gwen pc
fore the entertainment, the hosteSses
;Ucirdinq Mrs. Justus Ruperti. Mrs
Joseph Clendenin and Mrs. James nay
nor Hayden. l.. urs
The tableaus were arranged by MIS-
Samuel (. STREET and each picture was
anrounccd by Miss Phyllis Brown. Inc
Q frst nicture was the Bird Lover
nosed nv Miss Sarah Buckley, and then
foilowed "Milady." by Miss Dorothy
Uaicht; Girl from the Saskatchewah,
nv Miss Genevieve Clendenln' Low
Iettorp by Miss Ethel Simmons; June
Rose bv Miss Anne Sherman; van
itv !" bv Miss Eleanor Kendall, and "A
simmer Day." by Miss Ruth Hayden.
The posters from which the pictures
yere taken we're afterward auctioneu
of nv Johnfritz Achelis. There was a
crab bag in charge of Miss Adelaide
Wilmerding and Miss Glory h2mas'
and cigarettes were sold By girls III
In the special dances appeared MISS
Faith HAYDEN, Miss Frances Chapin,
Mis- Charlotte Riker, Miss Eleanor
Comstock and Miss Edith Carl.
The arrangement committee consisted
&c Miss Mary Lena Hayden. chalrman'
Wiss Alice Hill Chittenden, Mrs. George
w Wickersham, Mrs. Ernest warm
Wrs Alice Foote MacDougail, MISS
Elizabeth Louise Kreitler and MrS'
Joseph L. Spoford. ...oro
IN the entertainment committee were
Miss Isabel Yeomans, chairman M is
Lorraine Allen, Miss Mary trancke, MIos
Candace Hewitt, Miss Lily kopSr'son'
Miss Katharine Satterlee. Miss Marian
Townsend, Miss Constance WicKersh"i''
and Miss Ethel Zabriskie.
George p. Brett, jr., was chairman oi
the floor committee, ana assocIaC.a
with him we're Clinton ~ paohu aiiI
James NJ. Beck, jr., Robert ihgsrso,di
| Brown, George Ernest fahys' Iu"a''
Martinez and Rodney Williams
Mrs Justus Rupert, Of 40 East
cavnntv-f rst Street, gave a dinner last
, night at her home for MISS isaoel D.
! Yeomans. president of the Junior Anti
Suffrage League. After the dinner she
! took her guests to the leagues fete de
| Vanite. at the Plaza. In the party were
| Miss dorothy Haight, Miss Ruth Hay
, den Miss Ethel Simmons, Miss Lily Rn-
nor,i Miss Faith Hayden. George l.
/ Rrett. ir.. the fance of Miss feomanS'
Carl Springer. Allan MacDougail, FRED
erick Yelke and Mr.. Castle.
An entertainment and dance under
! Tho auspices of the Junior Committee
! of Fatherless Children of France will
: no given tomorrow evening at the
/ Ritz9Carlton for the benefit OF the
french war orphans. The artists will
/ be Nine. Teresa Carreno, Nine. Martha
/ Phillips and Enrique Madrlguera'
Tickets. including supper, are 80:
The patronesses include Mrs. Francis
: Mcneil Bacon, jr., Mrs. jules ,. Bacne'
Mrs. James VI. Beck, Mrs. Newbold lie
Row Edgar, Mrs. j. Borden Hartman
Mrs Iydig Hoyt. Mrs. Junius Morgan,
IT, Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs. Orcn
Root, Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs.
Uerbort l.. Satterlee, Mrs. Willard u.
Straight and Mrs. Alfred Wagstaff, jr.
Mrs. George Jay Gould gave a dance
last night at her house, S57 Fifth Ave
nue.. for her daughter, Mrs. Anthony j.
| Drexel. jr. Her guests numbered about
two hundred.
Announcement has been made of the