New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
ElinOr Kendall
BECOMES Bride
OF A. E.. Crosse
Wears Gown of White Satin
and Old Point Lace i'm
Service at Previous We'd
dings in the Family
Helen Palmer Is to We'd
Mrs. William A. Read Gives
Dance for Daughter, Who
Will Be Married TODAY

Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street, yes
terday afternoon, Miss Elinor Whitne,
Kendall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Beals Kendall, Of al West
Eleventh Street. became the bride O.
Andre Eugene Crosse. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Harole
Lynch. associate rector Of the church
The bride. who was given away by he1
brother, W. Floyd Kendall. wore &
gown OF white satin trimmed with ole
point lace, which had done service a.
previous weddings in the family. II
had long court train, and over it fel
veil of lace.
Mrs Archibald Marshall Denny wa:
her sisters matron OF honor, and she
was in gray chiffon and satin, wore q
blue gray chiffon hat and carried blue
larkspur. Her small daughter, Kath-
crime Denny, was the flower girl The
bridesmaids were Miss Marion Kerr
and Miss Marion Hall. They were
dressed in orchid colored chiffon, with
which they wore blue chiffon hats
trimmed with wistaria
Herbert Nash, of Norfolk, Va.
served as Mr. Crosses best man, and
the ushers we're Walton Cox, Henry
Gardner, William CogsweIl and Archer
Harman.
Owing to the i'll health Of the brides
father the reception which followed at
the home was small.
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West Eleventh Street
Miss Helen Campbell Palmer, daueh-
ter of Mrs. George Carnegie Palmer
will be married to Charles F. Neave
in St. Peters Church. Morristown, N.
j., June 26. She will be attended by
Miss Elizabeth McVickar, Miss Eliza
beth Baker, Miss Edith J. Farr and
Miss Lois Williams. Alex C. Neave
will act as best man for his brother
The ceremony will be followed by re-
ception at the Whippany River Coun-
try Club.
Mrs. William Augutus Read gave a
dance last night at Hillcrest, her
country place at Purchase. N. Y for
her daughter, Miss Caroline Hicks
Read, who is to be married to-day at
her home to Archibald G. McIlwaine
I'd, son of Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp,
of this city. Several dinners were
given previous to the dance. The
guests included Miss Elizabeth Read
the brides sister, who is to be the
maid of honor; Mrs. William A. Read
lr. Mrs. Seth Low, Miss Alice Dawson,
Miss Polly and Miss Hope Lincoln,
Miss Barbara Foster. of Boston; Miss
Eleanor Paris, of Richmond, Va;
Miss Marie ]. Leary, Miss Dorothe a
Smith, of st. Adams, VI. and Miss
Mary Danforth Strange, who are to be
attendants of the bride; and Frede-
rick .. Beach, the best man; and the
ushers, Seth Low, Duncan and r. Bar
tow Read, brothers of the bride; AL
Ian Mclean jr., William A Rockefel-
ier, Oliver B. James, Lester Armour
Joseph Fairchild Knapp, G. Francklyr
Lawrence, Worthington Davis, Ray.
mond Chauncey, Oliver B. Jennings
Daniel B. Grant, Kenneth Smith, Arte-
mas L. Gates, Reginald Coombe anc
frederick G. Peabody.
More than 500 guests will attend the
Wedding. Mrs Whitelaw Reid will
give luncheon for the attendants pre-
vlous to the ceremony.
Miss Phebe Thorne Davies, daughter
Of Mrs Julien Townsend Davies, will
De married 10 Walter J. Suth in
,he rransry of Grace Church at noon
To-day. Because Of the recent death
OF the brides grandfather, julien Tap
pen Davies, only members of the imme-
oiate family will be present There
Will be no reception.
Tho marriage of Miss Edith La Vie,
daughter Of George A. La Vie, to Theo-
core +. Seymour takes place to-day in
1ns Church of the Holy Trinity, Spring
In Christ Church, Bellport. l. T.. to-
Gay, Miss Katharine r. Holmes, daueh-
yer OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis II. Holmes,
T VII Become the bride Of Henry NJ.
halsted jr.
Another wedding to-day 1. that of
Mss Helen Bennett Sayer, daughter of
-n9. and Mrs. B. B. Sayer, to Warren
NSay Reyes, of Terrc Haute, Ind, and
we" York, IN Warwick, n. Y.
At the triennial meeting of the So
ciety of the Cincinnati, held at Ports
mmou'n, \. H., yesterday. Winslow
warren. OF Massachusetts, was reelect-
eGa G president general of the society and
.haries B. Alexander was chosen vice
president general. The other officers
s'ee,ed were: John Collins Dawes, of
ppaNinore, secretary general, and II.
randall Webb, Of Washington, treas
nrer general
Although Mr.. Alexander is a member
en-. enc vice president of the Pennsylvania
va,e society, he Is a resident of New
s Sfs ana Der of the State Board
=. Aegents. He has for many years
zen zen member Of the society and has
zen delegate to several Of the tri-
mI'ai sni meetings Of the general society
;.n ~ oeiiVered addresses at the meet
Nsss IN Newport, K. l.. and Asheville,
- In connection with his member
mp IN the society he gave a recep-
cS toh 70 the French delegation to the
S"ampiain celebration in 1912. and was
E.eesnted with Scvres group by the
'Fehch government.
3. Mrs. Clifford A. Cochran. Of 1o1 East
ssi1ty-third Street, is booked TO sail
-'f Europe to-day
-. chauncey McKcever, Of East
Tity-slxth Street, and his daughter,
gp,.ss Marianne McKeeyer. will sail for
europe today 20 join Mrs. McKeever
w no MISE Frances McKcever. Mr.. and
rs; Acheeyer have taken a house in
England for the summer.
Mrs. W. Emlen Roosevelt is spending
:. 1e~ e days with Miss Emily uckerman
"a osockbridge, Mass.
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