New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Couple Will Pass Their
Honeymoon in the South
and Will Be at New
mort for the Summer
Miss keely Is Married
Miss Frost and R M. Pott
Are Welded in Church
of the Heavenly Rest


isn son Of Mrs James Abercrombie
Burden, Of New York. Only relatives
ard few friends were present at the
ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev. Dr.. Howard Dufield. of the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The bride, who was given away by
aer brother. De Lancey kountze, was
which she wore gray hat, trimmed
with gray feather. She had no at
.sndants Russell Perkins was Mr..
Burdens best man, There were no
ushers The ceremony was followed
by d receipt on
Among the guests, about seventy-fve,
we're Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden,
Mrs. De Lancey Kountze, Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Townsend Burden. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Scott Burden. Miss Evelyn Burden,
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs
ence Dolan MIR. and Mrs. ". Goadby
Loew Mr. and Mrs. George F. Baker
r.. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis c. Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradjsh C. Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. L. T. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
J Seare Barclay, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clinton Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
T. Freli1ghuySen, Mrs. Howard Cush-
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Main Post
IT., who were married last Thursday
n S. Thomas's Church; Mr. and Mrs
Herbert NJ. Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Gouverneur Wellman. Mrs. Will
am B. Oseood Field, Mrs. Edmund
Randolph Mrs. Joseph Sampson Stev-
ems Mrs j. Fred Plerson. Mrs. Henry
E.B. Ripley. Mrs. j. Fred Pierson jr..
Mss Suzanne Pierson. Mrs. Charles de
Loosey Oelrichs Mrs. Cornelius \.
Tangeman. Miss Anne Sands Robert P
Perkins. Colonel W Barclay Parsons.
Philip ". Livermore, W. Rhinelander
Stewart IT,. Maurice Roche, Wadsworth
Lewis Ashoel II. Barney and q. Louis
Bolssevain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burden Will spend their
honeymoon in the South and will be at
Newport for the summer. They will
live at So East Forty-ninth Street On
their return here in the autumn.
Mrs. Burdens first husband was j.
Gordon Douglas. Mr.. Burdens first
wife was Miss Natica Rives daughter
Of Mrs George L. Rives. She died q
.ev months after their marriage.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Thomp-
soH Keely, daughter OF Mrs. |. Grant
Keelv. OF III West Seventy eventh
Street to George Julian Carr, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Carr, OF ~
West Seventy y-seventh Street, took place
yes terday afternoon a. the home Of her
mo- her. The ceremony was performed
by tn. Rev. DR.. David G. Wyie. It
was followed by reception, The
brids given away by her UNCLE, John
Edgar Fczell. had one attendant, her
sistel. Mrs. George H. Savage. Theodore
Lgntuc' Gas Mr.. Carr's best man.
lir. Carr who was graduated from
Yale i'm 1915. was i naval officer in the
var He and his bride, on their return
from their wedding trip, VIII 1--we at
~ West Seventy seventh Street.
Miss Lillian Churchill Frost, daugh-
,er Of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ". Frost,
was married 10 Richard Moncrietf Pott
yesterday in the Church OF the Heav-
only Rest The ceremony was per
formed bv the rector. the Rev. Herbert
Shipm2n. assisted by Archdeacon Will
iam Pott ar uncle OF the bridegroom.
Miss Katherine Pott, sister OF the
bridegroom, was maid OF honor, and
he bridesmaids were another sister
Miss Louise Pott; Miss Mary HubbeI
Miss Evelyn Turner and Miss Anne
Montgomery.
Dr.. Gerard Oberender was Mr.. Potts
best man The ushers were DR.. Her
bert Meyer Warren Frost, Milton Root
and Henry Williams.
The ceremony was followed by re
ception a. the Hotel Gotham.
A May dance was given last night al
the Cosmopolitan Club, 1875 East For
'eth Street, through the courtesy of
Mrs Henry Drysdale Dakin, for the
benefit Of the Union Neighborhood
Music School Dinners were given be
fore the dance by Mrs. George b. Her
rick. Mrs Henry Alsop Riley, Mrs.
Christy Bell. Mss Katherine Bulkley.
Miss Dorothy Halght and Miss Pris~
ella Lockwood.
The committee in charge included
Mss Caramai Carroll, Miss Eleanor
Landon, Miss Sylvia Holt, Miss Eliza
beth Cunningham, Mss Eleanor Du
Bois. Miss Emily Gilbert, Miss Alice
Goddard. Miss Edith Pine, Miss Mar
garet Starr. Miss Mabel Satterlee, Miss
Grace Rogers, Miss Elizabeth Cunning
nam Miss Sarah Sturgis and Miss Lisa
Todd.
The patronesses included Mrs Jo-
seph S. Auerbach. Mrs. Dom Barber,
Mrs. Otto II. Kahn, Mrs. Edward j. de
Coppet Mrs. J. Frederick Talcott and
Mrs. Roy A. Rainey.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
viii open their country place IN Vest
Oury, Long Island, tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs James Clement Dunn
rave arrived in the city from Washing
ton and are at the Hotel Plaza. They
VIII sail on Saturday for Spain Mr.:
Dunn has been appointed secretary OF
Inc American Embassy at Madrid.
The Week Of Thousand Teas" will
be brought to close tomorrow after
noon at the Ritz-Carlton. Aside from
increasing the membership for patriotic
servlce, there viii be an interesting
program of music. Many military and
lavai officers and their wives, including
general Bullard and his staff from
governors Island and the army band
rom the island will be present.
members of the Junior League will look
alter membership blanks. More than
G,ooO members have been added to the
Shurchwoman's League for Patriotic
Service.
Or. and Mrs Charles Gilmore Kerley
WI Shl open their country place, Hilltop
sharon, Conn, May 26. In July they
isOaft tor the West TO visit their son-in-
idN m and daughter, Lieutenant and Mrs
i;ienry Arthur Hatchins, who have been
~ seattle all winter. They will visit
pah pa"h and Lake Louise, in the Canadian
NocSies, on the return trip.
Mrs. Ricardo dc Acosta. of $50 Park