New-York tribune., 1920-10-22

pay the entertainment will be fol-
'oweo ey dancing and supper.
1niinong the patronesses and box
noioefs are Mrs. L. S. J. McVickar
MS, MS. Albert Shaw, Mrs. j. Henry
nl'ehouse, Mrs. Robert Hewitt Mrs
SSaalence e. Chapman, Mrs. James
Spesef and Mrs. George Shrady.
among those who have taken boxes
LOT the benefit performance of Anna
Faviowa this evening at the Manhat-
tan Opera House are Mrs. f. Henry
hartman, Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Mrs
henry Loomis. Mrs. Arthur Looms
YRS YRS Colgate Hoyt, Mrs. Gustavus n
hnirby, Mrs. John Dyneley Prince. Mrs
Iharies A. Childs and Mrs. Adolf
Ladenburg. @Aoo'i
y Miss Margaret Macleod daughter Of
p, M, ana Mrs. Johnston Macleod. of
70 0srihg Frail; long Island, will be married
20 s.rsKine Blauvelt Van Houten. son
1I I Mr.. ard Mrs. Erskine J. S. Van
maouten' m' of Nyack-on- Hudson. next
eonesday evening in st. Georges
Ihurch. Flushing. Miss Louise Ma
Aeod wiil be her sisters maid of honor
ana the other attendants will be Mrs
r fe1erlck w. L. Dressed sister of Tho
orlaegroom; Miss Mary Macleod sis
ssi W;ss OF y 3he bride; Miss Laura Bleecker,
80 ha.narine Thomas, Miss Louise
lamar ana Miss Margaret Davies.
James II. Blau> cit, an uncle of the
bridegroom, will be best man. ami the he
ashers Will be Warren B. Pond Mar
snail '. II. Sickels, Everett MARITIME
and Robert H. Baldwin. ''''e
roa A,eer the ceremony there will be
reception at 40 South Parsons Avenre
1he nome of the brides parents.
Mr. Van Houten served overseas
curing the war as an ensign in the
- Bishop Burch performed the cere-
noon of Miss Mary Louise PecIham
eaugnter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. wal
voh NJ. Peckham, to the Rev Dr.. Nathan
=; =; Seagle, in st. Stephens Episcopal
Nnurch, IN West Sixty-ninth Street. of
winch the bridegroom is rector. Mrs.
Leonard Cox was the matron of honor.
ferry Edgar Seagle, youngest brother
oI the bridegroom. was best man, and
lhe ushers were Willis E. Dowd and
the Key. DR.. Prince. The ceremony
Mas Ioilowed by reception at the
Hotel Gotham.
The bride since the death of her
parents has lived with her aunt. Mrs.
samuel A. Goldschmidt, and M. Gold
schmidt, who are staying at the Hotel
Essex. The Rev. Dr. Seagle has been
rector of st. Stephens for more than
twenty years. This is his second mar
rage, his first wife having died several
Years ago. He received his degree of
u. D., from Rutgers College and is a
graduate of New York University and
the General Theological Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs John Thompson Spencer
nave returned from two years trip
around the world and are at the Hotel
st. Regis for q few days before going
to their home in Philadelphia. During
their stay in Toxic they visited their
son, who is secretary of the American
Embassy there.
Miss Margaret Lorraine Townsend,
daughter of Captain and Mrs. Fred
orick f. Townsend, of Birch Hill Farm,
Katonah. N. Y, will be married to
Ralph Willis Grout jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Willis Grout, of Upper
Montclair, N. j., at the Hotel Majestic
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Miss
Townsend served as yoemanette in
the navy during the war and Mr.. Grout
was lieutenant in the army Mr.
Grout is graduate of Dartmouth.
where he was prominent in intercol-
Icgate athletics and undergraduate ac-
tivities.
The Countess de Laugier-Villars has
arrived from France and has gone to
Lenox for few days She spent the
summer in France and England.