New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-22
Society
Marian Kennedy, Popular in
Long Island Set, to Wed
Iohn s. Petit

Mrs. II. Van Rensselaer, hehheoy'
Of Hampstead, Long Island, and this
city. announces the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Marian V. r. Kennedy
70 John s. Petit, Of East Thirty-seV-
enth Street. son Of the late John Pettlt'
Of PHILADELPHIA. Miss Kennedy IS one
Of the most popular members Of the
Long Island set and is devoted to out
door sports of all kinds. Her kennels
have a national reputation, and up to a
year ago, when she withdrew her en-
tries from the dog show Of the Ameri-
can Pomeranian Club. at the Hotel Nc
Amin. she was an exhibitor at all the
big bench shows, her Pomeranians' IN
particular. being consistent winners OF
first prizes. Hey sister. Miss Maud A.
Kennedy. was married in April, 1919, 10
Fric : Winston. national squash ten
mis- champion. p;l;,r
Mr.. Petit is a member of the kidihg'
Calumet and other clubs. NO date mas
been set for the wedding.
Miss Helen Adams, daughter OF pr.
and Mrs. Charles r. Adams, OF EasI
Fiobtv-fourth Street, will be married
ia Louis II. Winthrop, Of winnipeg
Canada. on Wednesday afternoon, Apf,i
~ in the chapel Of St. George
Church. Stuvvesant Square. The cere-
monv viii be performed by the rector
The Rev. Karl Reiland, and a reception
wiu follow at the Cosmopolitan Cluo'
The engagement was announced ~
January. Mr.. Winthrop is a graduate
of Williams College, with the class OF
iO5. Last year he spent several mohths
AT the French front, driving an aihou-
lance for the American Red cross
Tho marriage of Miss Gwendolen X.
Despard. daughter Of Mrs. Clement L.
nespard of 40 West Fifty-seventn
Street. TO John ". Wendell, Of Boston
will take place on Thursday. April -
in The chantry of ST. Thomas Church.
Miss Margaret Despard will be her SIS,
tcr's maid of honor, and the ushers VIII
he Morton L. Newhall, of Philadelpnla'
Tobr Richardson. of Boston, and Ed
,onnd /. Marvin and Charles De Khan
ir of New York. Owing 10 the dea
last spring of Miss Despard's tather'
the wedding will be small, with ohiy
relatives and few intimate irienas
present
William c. Van Antwerp gave DIM
nor last night AZ Sherry's for Count
portanier dc la Rochelle, an officer OF
The staff of the 9th Army OF france
The room was decorated with the Am
erican and French flags and the taoIe
in red. white and blue. a chorus o.
male voices sang "The Marseillalse
and "The Star Spangied Baner' at the
conclusion Of the dinner.
The guests included Joseph {. bald
win ir Francis c. Bishop, Oliver har-
rima1' Spencer Eddy, Harold L. Fish,
charles l.. Hoffman, A. ". SCHUMACHER
Theodore F. Reynolds. Albert k. FISH
Walter s Hoyt. sherman Day, Henry
Steers. w. b. Dowd, Donald u; Gedd9s'
A. d. Irving. jr.. Horace L. Steoplhs' re re
Row Frost Stacy c. Richmond ana H.
G.. $. Noble.
bridge for the benefit OF the sub
committee of the POSTGRADUATE Hospil-
taI Base Unit. American Red Cross VII
bo given az the Plaza at 2;3O o'clock
ON Monday afternoon. Tables are 20
and SINGLE tickets Sl25. The commit
Zoo Ia charge consists of Mrs. Henry :.
Rowron chairman; Mrs. Edward Doug
ios Rudderow. Mrs J. Godfrey Wells,
Mrs. n. {. Dame. Mrs. Ira Harvey WOOL
SON. Mrs. c. r. Bissell IT, and Miss T.
Y. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Close. Of East
Ninctv-sccond Street. will leave town
on Saturday for Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs Ramsay Turnbull, who was a
nest of Mrs Charles Chaplin. IN
Tbomasville. Ga, returned TO the city
Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence VIII
roturn TO the city to-day from Palm
Reach and will take IA suite at the kitL-
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