New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
Frances Downing
Becomes Bride of
Philip B. X. Potter
Miss Mae Catherine Glenn
Married to Ernest Bir-
mingham; Prince Aage
Sails for Homo To-day

Miss Frances Downing, daughter of
Mrs Mary G. Downing, of New York,
and Prout's Neck, Me-, was married on
Wedne sday in Trinity Church. Boston.
TO Philip Barton Key Potter, son OF
Frank Hunter Potter, of New York.
and nephew of the late Bishop Henry
Goldman Potter Only relatives and a.
1e" intimate friends were present
Inc engagement was announced
early in the month. Mr.. Potter is n
brother of Mrs. Potter Adams. who is
to marry Charles Carroll Martin on
August IA at the home of Mrs. Sydney
Jones Colford, jr., in Westport, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry Warren.
Jr., who were married in Newport on
saturday, July 10, arrived in the city
yesterday and are at the Ritz Carlton.
Mrs. Warren was Miss Katherine Urou-
hart. She is daughter of David
Orquhart, of New Orleans.
Miss Mae Catharine Glenn was mar
ried to Ernest Birmingham last even
ing at the home of her brother-in-law
and sister, DR.. and Mrs. James Shep-
pard, Haperley Hall, ! West Sixty
iourth Street. The ceremony was per
formed by the acting Bishop of New
York, Charles Sumner Burch, and a
small reception followed. The bride,
who is daughter of the late Edward
W. Glenn, of Philadelphia, was given
away by her sister. Mrs. Sheppard. Her
cousin, Mrs. Lorine Gross, was her
only attendant. Stuart Birmingham
served as his brothers best man.
Mr.: and Mrs. Birmingham Will live
at West Sixty-fourth Street. Mr.. Bir-
mingham is editor of "The Fourth
Estate"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bertram Jordan,
OF 76 West Eighty sixth Street, are
spending the summer at the Essex anu
Sussex, Spring Lake, n. j. Miss Marie
ID. Jordan will visit friends in Maine
the latter part of August. Captain
Thomas d. Jordan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jordan, has returned from overseas
after year and half in the air SER
vice. He is at present stationed at the
balloon school, Arcadia, Cal.
Prince Aage and his aids, of Den
mark, who have been in this country
for several weeks, will sail for Europe
to-day. They have been staying at the
Ritz Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest f. Dryden are
at the Placid Club, Lake Placid.
Mrs William G. Rockefeller and
Miss Ethel Rockefeller have left
Greenwich, Conn, and have gone to
the Adirondacks to remain until the
early fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Nest
Gambril( are guests of Benjamin Nicoll
at SOUTHAMPTON for few days befo &c
going to Newport to visit Mr.. Gam.
brils mother, Mrs. Richard Gambrill
Miss Joan Allen, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Frederick II. Allen, Will be
married in this city carly in the fall
to Goodhue Livingston, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Coppcll, of
Hnglcwood, n. j., have been spending
a few days at the Hotel Plaza.
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden has left
her country place at Jericho, l.. l.. and
IS a guest of her mother, Mrs. Francis
Burke Roche, in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devices Dilworth have
arrived in the city from Southampton,
l.. l., and are at the Ritz-Carlton.
William Rhinelandcr Stewart has
gone TO White Sulphur Springs, W Va
TO remain until the end of next month
Mrs Hiram W sibley, who was a
guest OF Mrs. Charles r. Barney a..
the Meadow Club, has left there for
Black Point, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. D. Schicffc-
lin are spending the summer at Nor
ristown, n. ].