New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-21
Society
The Sloans Give Dinner
Dance-Miss Walker Bride
of Lieutenant Green

gave dinner dance last night at their
home. A. East Sixty-hfth Street, for
their niece. Miss Mary Sloan Colt
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard {.
Colt. Their guests included Miss
Helen Byrne. Miss Catherine Morgan
Miss Sylvester Moran, Miss Annette
Moran. Miss Clara Lee. Miss Margaret
Carnegie. Miss Nina Ryan, Miss Ray
Bulkley. Miss Angelina Krech, Miss
Alice Lawrence. Miss Constance De
Lanoy. Miss Margaret Mason. Miss
Ellen McCarter Miss Jeanette Jen-
nings. Miss Helen James. Miss Helen
Hoadley. Miss Nina Paris, Miss
Geraldine Adee, Miss Frances Pear
sail Field. Miss Jeanne Gourd, Miss
Louise Hardness, Miss Elizabeth En-
met, Miss Polly Damrosch, Baron de
Courbertin, of Paris; Clarence IVung,
John Farr, William II. Osborn. Dom
Kelley. Maurice Roche. Julian Sloan,
Dean Kalbneisch. William Walter
Phelps, Hamilton Fish Armstrong
James A. Burden, jr., Herbert Pulitzer
Atwood Violet. jr.. Steadman Hanks,
s. Sloan Colt. Amory Haskell, Henry
Taylor, Whitney Beckey, William Ryle
Curtis MunsOn, Huntington Lyman
John Kilbreth. George Lawrence and
Irving Paris, I'd.
Miss Rosamond Walker was married
l L. N
s. A.. yesterday afternoon, at the
home of her cousin. Mrs. William Ray
300 West l29th Street. The Rev. DR.
George R. Van De Water, of All
Angels Church, performed the cere-
mony. The bride, who was given
away by Kneeland Moore, wore a
gown of white satin and tulle veil.
Miss Anna Louise Moore was the maid
Of honor and only attendant. Lieu
tenant Robert NJ. Bathurst. U. S. A.,
was best man. Lieutenant Green is
member of this years graduating
class at West Point. He and his
bride left yesterday for Wisconsin,
where they will be the guests of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James O. Green,
until he is called for duty by the War
Department.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander lent the
ballroom of her house, West Fifty
eighth Street, yesterday afternoon for
a musical in aid of the Junior Guild
of the Orthopedic Dispensary and
Hospital. The artists who appeared
were Nine. Edna de Lima, soprano;
Miss Mary Lee Crovatt, whistler, and
John Heath, pianist. Among those
who were interested in the success OF
the affair were Mrs. lie Grand l..
Benedict. jr, Mrs. Lawrence B. Eli
man, Mrs. Francis c. Huntington, Miss
Kate Fox and Miss Esther D. Water
man.
The New York County Red Cross
gave concert and the dansant
Yesterday at the Biltmore to raise
funds for the purchase of motor am
bulance. Nine. Del Vale, soprano; Miss
Mary Jordan, contralto, and DAVID
Bispham. barytone, sang, and Miss
Mary Lawton recited.
The last for this season Of the
Friday Junior Dances, organized by
Miss Georgiana Hartman Owen was
held last night at the Plaza.
The second of the series of dances
organized by the Bachelors in aid OF
dependent families of New York Ma
tional Guardsmen was given last night
in the Della Robbia room of the Van
derbilt.
The marriage of Miss May Frances
Vopel. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Vogel, TO L. Havemeyer Butt. son
of General and Mrs. McCoskry Butt,
will take place at l o'clock to-day IN ST.
Mary's Church, Tuxedo Park.
Miss Elizabeth Davies Coke. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Macgrane Coke,
will be married to Chaplain Truman
Post Riddle, L. S. n, this afternoon
in St Georges Church, Stuyvesant
Square.
The marriage of Miss Gladys Endi-
colt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Endicott, to Beverley Randolph Robin
son will take place on June 6 in Cal
vary Church.
DR.. Frits V. Holm will return to New
York next week from Washington.
Miss Amy Baker will give her an
nual recital next Friday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the music room Of the
Biltm0re. She will be assisted by
Hubert Linscott, barytOne, with Bruno
HUM at the piano.