New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
Miss Garden
r. Bride Of
Capt. Maxwell
Simple Ceremony Takes
Place in St. Igr,atius'
School Chapel, Owing to
Recent Death in Family
1enten Flo wer Dance
u;ll Be Given in the Grand
Central Palace March l9,
During Week of the Show

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y,ss Coroline Burns Garden. daugh-
:, At Nr.-and Mrs. George A. Garden,
-. married to Captain Gerald Con-
..,,s Maxwell, of the British Royal
n, Force, yesterday morning in the
.,.,eI Of ST. Ignatius Loyola School,
sco Park Avenue. The ceremony was
..,sormed by the Rev. William T.
x.ysan. Of Bernarsville, N. j., assisted
:, Father Gilroy. Owing to recent
..,,n in the brides family, the we'd
a,s was small, and only relatives and
sr intimate friends were present at
;. .sa at the breakfast which followed
:. The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Garden,
- East Eightieth Stret.
The bride wore simple gown of
xh;te embroidered satin, with court
.-s;n. over which fell tulle veil ar
..sred with orange blossoms. She car
.;sS bouquet of sweet peas ard lilies
Il the valley
,srs maid O. honor and two other
.;s.srs. Mrs. William W. Griffin and
VS. Garnet Hulings, served as matrons
=; honor. They were all dressed alike
!, white chiffon over satin, and wore
White eeorgette hats. The two matrons
n honor carried lavender sweetpeas
srs the maid of honor pink roses.
The brides two nieces. Carol and Isa-
hi Eulings, were the Aower girls. Their
;,oeks were OF white net over pink and
-bey carried Leghorn hats SUSPENDED
i,om the shoulders by pink ribbons and
aIed with rosebuds and daisies.
william ". Griffin served as best
MAN and the ushers were Commander
csrnet Hulings, t. s. n. of New Lon
hon. Conn, and George ". F. Green, OF
this city.
i've in England.
Dr.. and Mrs. Leland Eggleston Cofer
terday at, their home, 563 Park Ave
isy evening at their home.
Mrs. John &c Koven Bowen gave
skating party last night at Iceland and
stterward TOOK her guests, about twenty
in number, to her apartment, Is East
Nnety-sixth Street. for dancing and
supper.
NJ. and Mrs. George D. Widener will
rye large dinner this evening at their
house, 1i3 East Seeentyfrst Street.
Mrs Work Hewitt gives a dinner this
evening at her house. II Lexington
Avenue.
There will be a meeting Of the Cathe-
irs Sewing Class this morning at the
nome Of Miss Caroline L. Morgan, sci
Park Avenue.
A mid-Lenten flower dance will be
given on the evening Of March 10 at the /
Grand Central Palace during Flower
Show week. Officers of the Allied
Loyalty League and members of the
Womens campaign committee Of the
Navy Club, the two organizations giVe
ing the dance. yesterday announced
he plans Of the fdte, which promises
70 be one OF the most artistic Of the
season. Women o. society, costumed
as flowers, will represent every variety
Of bloom known 20 the horticuturist
nown artists and actors, acting as
Judges, for the nest original and most
attractive costume.
Mrs. ]. de koven Bowen Is acting
IS chairman Of the committee on ar
nngements for the league, and Mrs. I
iangdon Geer in the same capacity for
TIE Navy Club.
among members of the dance COM
mlt'ee are Mrs II. Casimir de Rham,
afs. Robert c. Myles jr., Mrs. Gwen
tdolyn Akin, Mrs. Edward McVickar,
Mrs Edwin Booth Crossman, Mrs. /
ysear Stevens. Mrs. Walden Pell, Miss I
LiAan End.cott and Miss Helen Koues /.
on the Aoor committee are Hamilton
rs, nsa IT,, Julian i. Speyers, j. Horton
5Sahs, Franklin Lawrence, J. de Koven
oo,oTen, ). Asvett Steele ard j Madison /
SlacAwe.l.
:, ne annual dance for the benefit of
;ae a hiue Ridge Industrial School, Green
county. Va. VIII take place in the /
g.Ia us.Ia koboia room Of the Vanderbilt
aoIel March II. The proceeds will go
. neip the mountain boys and girls
earn tre art Of making better
.,s ss9es : and develoqing the sparsely SET
.'. .sa alsrricta In tho Blue Ridge Noun
.a'as. !he tlckets are $3.50 and may
" oolaiAed from any Of the patror-
s,s, s;ssss, OF a. 1he Vanderbilt Hotel Mrs.
S.-as' s.- u. Gibnoaey is chairman of the
49, ,.lre mlltee, and the patronesses
rs..' y...ue Mrs. Jonn A. Drake, Mrs.
Trann Tssniss Dana Gibson, the Princess
vhvu0e'zkoy Nv Mrs. John f. Berwind.
xsss herberr Claiborne, Mrs. Ed
M n Stettinius. Mrs. Walton II.
pSuIll, w.. nI Mrs. Herbert MURRAY Lamont,
MA Iihliip Lydlg, Mrs William o.
NJ N'uuo' v Mrs. Mrs. James Brown Potter,
iSsIa D .Iioughby Sharp. Mrs. Arch
Cs,Sou S X; Watson and Mrs. George
,.ss NJ and Mrs. Thomas t. Mott who
Mr.s "s,Fled q IN Clarksburg, W. Va,
an ~. q nave arrived in New York and
Fom .ns Hotel Astor for a few days.
sh.rs "els .l they will go to Washington,
N,s Not,'ss t.hey viii be guests of Mrs.
ansn, ar oroeher and sister-in-law, Lieu
New NS;l1 ana mrs. Basil II. Pollitt, at the
Nss nmiiard Hotel. Mrs. Mott was
u the Ip,sy pss fiorence Pollitt, daughter
Runt;,INev' rev and Mrs. F. S. Pollitt, Of
Fo,s' as'; Harry Payne Whitney, Miss
Torssr whitney, and her fance, Roderick
EatT., ana Mr. and Mrs. Frederic N.
aami ma nave returned to the city from
ss. hamilton Mex. Twombly will
lon, 4. aTge luncheon on Friday at her
IN Fifth Avenue.
NJ and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence. and
stunsa na'ner'ne Buikley Lawrence have