New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-24
Fete Held in Honor of the
Fiancee of Cornelius Jr.:
Dinner at Mrs. Sloane's
Home Precedes the Affair
Katherine Hill Engaged
Miss Mathilde Saportas To
Be a Bride; Jessup-Phil-
lips Wedding on May /


Gus to the dance Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane gave dinner at her house,
West Fifty-second Street, for Miss Lit
tleton, Mr.. Vanderbilt and the bridal
party The guests at the dance in
cluded Miss Minnie Littleton, Miss
Marion Carroll, Miss Grace Wander
bilt, Miss Katherine Mackay, Miss
Katherine Keogh, Miss Helen Moran,
Miss A. Routh Ogden, Martin W. Lit
tleton jr.. Harold S. Vanderbilt, God
frey Rockefeller, Jasper Morgan, Will
lam r. Stewart jr., Ernest Y. R. Stires,
John W. Bredix, Lorllard Taller, Rob-
ert Fielder. W. Trumbull Thomas, Mon
roe Mayhoff, r. Thornton Wilson.
Thomas Howard and James Henry Van
Alien.
Others present were Miss Cornelia
Vanderbilt, Miss Muriel Vanderbilt
Miss Sheila Burden, Miss Louise V.
Schiefeln, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Sloane, Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb,
Miss Betty Person, Miss Barbar;.
Marion Tiffany, Miss Alice Dawson,
MIR and Mrs. Martin W. Littleton, Mr..
and Mrs. John Henry Hammond, the
Misses Hammond, Miss Ruth V.
Twombly. Mr.. and Mrs William B.
Osgood Field. Asnbel H. Barney. James
Barney There was general dancing
throughout the evening and seated
supper was served about midnight.
Mr.. Vanderbilt will give his fare
we'll bachelor dinner this evening at
the home of his parents. and after
ward will take his guests to the dance
which Mrs. James A. Burden is giving
Mrs. John Henry Hammond gives a
dinner previous to the dance at her
house, 9 East Ninety-frst Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perceval S. Hill an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine Hill, to Maurice
Boyer, of Paris. NJ. Boyer was for
nlerly of the French High Commission
in Washington, and is now connected
with the Banque de Paris ct de Pays
Bias. He recently was appointed a rep
1esentative to the international finan-
cial conference to be held during May
in London. He received during the
war the Croix de Guerre and Military
Cross.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Mathilde sapor-
tas, daughter of Mrs. R. Brown Sa-
portas, of 449 Park Avenue, to David
Trumbull Lanman Van Buren,. Miss
Saportas is a sister of Mrs. Frederick.
F.-Alexandre. Mr.. Van Buren, is a son
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Broadhead Van Buren,, who was consul
general to Toxic under President
Grant, and is a great-grandson of Jo-
seph Earl Sheffield, founder of the
Sheffield Scientific School at Yale.
Miss Claire Phillips, daughter of
Mrs. Marshall A. Phillips, will be mar
ried to Edward Nelson Jessup on May
! in the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
Marshall Phillips will give his sister
away. Mr.. Jessup will have for his
ushers Harold Phillips, Charles Wis
well. of Boston; Donald Durant, Stew
art Reed, Willie Pitt and Barnum K.
Seeley, all of New York.
Miss Marie A. Almirall, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond F. Almirall, of
Hampstead, Long Island, will become
the bride of Baron Robert de Foucou-
court d'Andevannes to-day in the
Church of St. Clothilde, Paris. The
bride will be escorted to the altar by
Alexander NJ. Thackera, American Con-
sui General in Paris. Miss Almirall
was recently decorated for war serv-
ices.
Mrs. Gertrude Bovee Mackay and
John A. LIE Boutillier will be married
at noon to-day in the Collegiate
Church Of St. Nicholas: The ceremony
home Of the brides brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand LIE Roy
Taylor IT,, 1853 East Seventy-eighth
Street.
Another wedding to-day is that OF
Mrs. Elsa Carroll Rowland, Of 30 East
Ffty-eighth Street, to Foster Milliken
jr, OF this city.
The marriage Of Miss Eleanor Rock
Mll, daughter Of Mrs. Clayton Rock
h:ll, TO Lauren Francis Collins, takes
place today in the Church Of the
Miss Harriet Chapman Parker, daugh-
Ser OF Mrs. E. V. Parker, Of West
Sixry-eighth Street, will be married to
{ohn A. Korschen this evening at the
Hotel Gotham.
Miss Helen Thompson Keely, daugh-
yer OF Mrs. Grant Kelly, Of Ill West
osVeaty seventh Street, will be married
% george Julian Carr at her home on
gay IL. Mr.. Carr is graduate Of
iale, class Is. He served as an officer
"a the United States Navy in the trans
pofs service during the war He is the
son Of Mr. and Mrs. George ". Carr, Of
-|' west Seyenty-seventh Street.
Mrs, Walter Lester Carr. of GO West
LLhfy-hrs, STREET, will give a dinner
oahce tina evening for Miss Diana Ell
mehoorf Richards and her fanc4, Eu-
gene V. c. Lucas jr.. who are to be
Married On Nay 20. The guests viii
~ the weddinges.endants.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Maynard Nor
~ WAC we're married on Thursday at
ne horne.of Mrs. Morgan's brother and
ss,sur-in-iaw, Dir. and Mrs.. Finley J.
ssaepard. 57a Fifth Avenue. will sail
w Europe to-day on the Kaiserin Au-
k.sls Victoria to spend two months in
England and France. After July
ssnsg VII be at Hipp Top, their home
"a huobards.on, Mass.
ar. and Mrs. Martin vo9el, who
.Dsht the winter at the Ritz Carlton,
re booked to sail for Europe to-day.
.sney. viii go 70 London, where they
Tii be guests of Mrs. Vogcl's slater,
lady Henry.
John James will sail for France to-
w on board the Mauretania. He will
~ J" fasis and join Augustus Eddy.
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