New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Miss de Acosta
Is Marriedin i'm
Mothers Home
Father DAILY Performs the
Ceremony That Makes Her
Wife of Abram Poole,
Well Known n. Y. Artist
Miss stagg WEEDS June l
Mrs. Arthur b. Benjamin
Issues Invitations for
Nupiials of Her Niece

- Mrs. Ricardo &c Acosta, WAS mar
ried yesterday afternoon at the home
- her mother. $50 Park Avenue. to
sbram Poole, an artist, of this city
and Chicago. The ceremony was per-
formed by Father Patrick DAILY, of St
pa,rick's Cathedral, at 1880 o'clock and
was followed by a small reception. No
Invitations had been issued for the
wedding. only few intimate friends
beinc invited by telephone. There
were no bridal attendants, best man
ror ushors. The bride wore an after
noon gown Of gray chiffon and satin.
MIR. Poole and his bride will sail for
Yurope June 10 and on their return
will live at 1876 East Forty-seventh
Street.
taken an active part IN the social and
charitable activities Of the city and
has appeared as playwright and anna
teur actress. She was one of the col
laborators IN the musical comedy,
what Next" which ran for several
days at the Princess Theater, for
charity. and has written volume Of
poems She is a sister of Mrs. Rita
Iydie and Mrs. Oren Root, of this
civ. and Mrs Andrew Robson Sar-
gent. Of Boston.
Mr. Poole is a son of Abram Poole,
OF Chicago. and a brother Of Ernest
Poole, tine novelist. He was graduated
from Princeton in 1904 and then
studied art in Rome, Paris and Munich.
In 1903 he won prize in Munich
received the grand priX IN Rome with
a portrait.
4. he opening Of The war Mr.. Poole
joined the French army and when the
Cniteo States entered the conflict he
was transferred to the 343d Infantry
Of the SSth Division, in which ne
served as captain. Later ne was bat
talon commander in the 26th Division.
Mrs Arthur Badeu benjamin, Of 5
East Iairtr-s lXth Street has issued in
and adopted daughter, Miss Helen
Stagc, TO RemSen McKim, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert NcKim, on June /, at
l2:.o o'clock, at the Hotel Gotham.
Miss Cecilia Nroom. of EnrleWood,
y. j.. Viii be the brides maid OF honor
aCd only attendant. Kings ey Kun
harGt viii serve q Alr. Mckim's best
man and the ushers viii be j. Henry
Stage. Dwight Stage. Kenneth Morgan
and George Farnum kurAardt.
Miss Stasg was active in the Motor
b. Of the y. A. X. Mr. Mckim is a
member Of the Union Club and q grad
uate OF Columbia University. He
served in the navy during tae war.
Mss Ma-hilde saportas. daughter Of
Mrs. Renia Brown Saportas. of the
Hotel Plaza and Bonniebrook, Saratoga.
WI be married to David TrUmbull
La IN Van Buren, June Q, in the
Sma Ballroom Of the Hotel PlaZ, The
bride Will have Tor her attendants her
sister, Mrs. Frederick F. Alexandra, OF
Shorc Hills y. !; Miss Janet Booth
cousin Of Miss Mary Osgood Field.
Harold G.. Richard, bro-her-in-law Of
the bridegroom, viii serve as best man
and tHa ushers viii be x. Trumbull
Thomas, Horace Hotchkiss and Dudley
R sss, of Baltimore.
Nr. Van Barren and his bride VIII
spend their honeymoon motoring.
Mrs. Anne Ward Kouutzo, daughter
Of the late luther Kouutze and Mrs
hountze, Of East Fifty-seveuth
Street. viii be married to Williams
Proudi- Burden, to-day al the home of
'-Nt 4.t'~-irL- 'fl--t cd lIt go ana 3 lew
Intimate friends will be present at the
ceremony.
Miss Helen Thompson Keclv. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Grant kcely, will become the
bride of George Julian Carr this after
noon at the home of her mother. Ill
West SeveDty-sev Street.
Mr. and Mrs. W Goadby Loow will
60 to their country place at Roslyn.
l.. l., to-day To remain until July, when
they VIII open their villa at Newport
Tor the season
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte left
me city Yesterday Tor Boston
Mrs. lie Roy King will spend the
summer Europe instead Of hen. villa
Al Newport, as is her custom. She Will
SAIL within a few days.
Miss Dorothy Willard. dauch Of
D3'oneI aad Mrs. Joseph IT. VuarJ.
VINO is guest OF Nr. and Mrs. podnev
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