New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Mrs. Still1nan
Bride at Quiet
Noon Wedding; G.
Married i'll Chapel Of ST.
Bartholomew's to Hobart
G.. Chatfiel d. I 4 ylor:
Breakfast at Colony Club
Irene Peacock to Wed
Will Become Mrs. Joseph L.
Anderson This Evening
at Home in Pittsburgh,

Mrs. George S. Stillman, Of a5 West
s;fty.hrst Street. daughter OF Mr.. and
y,s George H. Barbour, Of Crosse
po;nte, Mich, was married at noon YES
..,,av in the chapel Of St. Bartho,o-
s.w,s Church to Hobart C. Chathcld-
Tsvlor. Only relatives and few init
nste friends, about thirty in all, were
rresert st the ceremony. which was
rrsrformed by the rector, the Rev. Dr.
fs,,hton Parks. a small reception and
ssaskfast followed at the Colony Club
The bride, who was given away by
,s- father, was dressed in blue chiffon
avsr orchid colored satin. She had no
s, s,tsndants. Wayne Chatfeld-T Taylor
ssrved as best man for his father.
there were TO ushers. Mr. and Mrs.
cbatAeld- Taylor will spend the summer
n Southampton, L. I. They will live in
Washington and Santa Barbara. Calf.
The bride is member of the Colony
rIub. Her first husband, Mr.. Stillman,
i;sd several years ago. Mr.. Chatfield-
.Tsylor is g member Of the Players, and
the Union and Century clubs, of this
ety: the Metropolitan, of Washington,
and the University and Cliff Dwellers,
Of Chicago. He studied law. but soon
turned to literary work, and in 1888
founded america" weekly literary
and political review. His best known
hooks are with Edge Tools" "An
American Peeress," 1.-TWO Women and
a Fool" and "a Crimson Wing" Mr..
Chataeld-Taylor's first wife was Miss
Rose Farwell, daughter of the late
linos, and sister Of Mrs. Reginald de
Koven.
Miss Irene Margaret Peacock, daugh-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander ROLAND
Peacock, Of this city and Pittsburgh,
will be married to Joseph Larocque
Anderson, son OF Henry B. Anderson.
Of this city, this evening at Rowanlea,
Highland Avenue, Pittsburgh.
Clarence H. Mackay, his daughter,
and Countess de Bonvouloir came to
the city yesterday from Roslyn, L. l.,
and are at the Hotel st. Regis. Mr..
Mackay gave a dinner last night at
Delmonico's, and afterward took his
guests, about twenty in number, to
the theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. William John War
burton have returned to the city from
Hot Springs, Va, where they spent
their honeymoon, and are at the nome
Of Mrs. Warburton's mother, Mrs
Walter S. Hoyt, f30 East Sixty-seventh
Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Warburton were
married June in St. Bartholomew's
Church.
Nj. and Mrs. Stephen G. .Wi.liams,
Of 1885 Park Avenue, are sailing for
Europe on the Baltic. June 26. They
will remain abroad until September.
Among those who gave dinners last
erening on the roof Of the Ritz-Carlton
John Wanamaker jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Gurnee Mum, Mr.. and Mrs. George D.
Widener and Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax F
Andstreet.
Mr. and Mrs Paul D. Mills have
arrived in this city from Philadelphia
ind are at the Hotel St Regis. Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. du Pont, of Wilmington,
ere at the same hotel.
Ar. and Mrs. George Henry Warren
j.. are being congratulated On the birth
o. son. George Henry Warren Sd,
IN the Sloane Hospital. Mrs Warren
was Miss Katherine Urquhart, of New
orleans. They were married in New
port last July.
Princess Andrea Boncompagni. for
nerly Miss Margaret Draper, who ar
mveo at ths Ritz-Carlton Tuesday from
Warrington, will sail for Europe to-day
mlo,n her husband, who sailed several
months ago.
ar. and Mrs. Henry A. C. Taylor have
nken possession Of their villa at New
port for the summer.