New-York tribune., 1920-04-04

In addition to the two Vanderbilt
weddings already mentioned there will
bs considerable entertaining done by
various members Of both families for
the future brides and bridegrooms.
Mrs.. Cornelius Vanderbilt will give q
dance at her home, $40 Fifth Avenue,
on April %. Mrs. Charles Sherman
Haighs will give dinner on April 20
tor her daughter. Miss Alice Augusta
lowing day to Basil B. Elmer In
St. Janes's Church. The guests Will
include the entire bridal party, and
the dinner will be followed by dancing
Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Butler will
give q dinner dance tomorrow evening
for Miss Dorothy Black, whose engage
ment to their son, DR.. Charles T. But
ler, recently was announced. It will
be at their residence, 80 East Seventy
second Street.
Miss Dorothy Peabody and Frederick
Trubee Dawson, son Of MI and Mrs.
Henry P. Dawson, will be entertained
BY their friends, both here and IN
Groton, Mass, where she lives, before
their marriage on April 15. Miss Pea
body Is the youngest daughter Of the
Rev. Endicott Peabody, head master
Miss Esther Louise Denny will be
one 0. the first brides Of the Easter
season. Her marriage to DR.. D. Glen
Smith OF Schenectady will take place
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of
hsf parents, Colonel and Mrs. Thomas
Denny, 90 East Sixty-second Street.
Miss Amy Dunnell Denny will be the
maid o. honor and tho BRIDES oshaf
atssndants will be Mrs. James Black
s:ons Taylor, Miss Helen Beatrix Post.
Miss Mary Cushnan and Miss Helen
Geodvin. DR.. Charles c. McMullen, Of
Dr.: L ". Gorham, Of Albany; Dr..
Robert childers, Of Plainfeld; Dr..
Charles 9!e~ier and Thomas Denny jr..
VIII serve as ushers.
a number q New Yorkers viii 70 "a
Paiiadslphia .o-mo-row for tho mar
rage OF Miss Helen Lafoucaie Fonda
caughter Of Mrs. 4 Caldwell Fonda, OF
100 Pine Street, to Harold ASH Phil.
..ps, son OF Mrs. Marshall Phillips, Of
% Wes. Forty -sixth Street, formerly
8, Baltimore. The marriage will take
piaee in 81. MARKS Episcopal Church
and following tha ceremony, which
VII be performed By the Rev. Elliott
"aite, there viii be breakfast at thu
nome Of .he bride. Her brother, Bay
ard P. Fonda, will give her away anc
III. PhNlps's brother, Marshall Phil
iapa, Will Dc his best man. After the.l
'ssurn from their honeymoon Mr.. Phil
iips and ais bride VIII spend he sprins
and sumner at his mothers home a.
easonsvi!le, Nd
:. Aiss Audrey T. Riker, daughter 0,
Hr. aac Hrs. Samuel Riker jr, will b.
marri.d or Tuesday in the Church O
.ae Incarnation 70 Samuel Sloal
maixer, grandson os the LATE Samue
s.san Miss Riher will have her sis
~ Niss Frances Townsend Eiker, 70
asr mad q honor, and d younger 81
..r, Miss Virginia Rlker, will be he
and 3 Jones. cousin. Miss Poll.
pnyocsoy ot Boston; Mas Mary Colt
A':s Nary Hurd. M!ss Edith Graham
.A Gsss Katherine Davis also will a,
md her. Mr.. Walker has chosen hi
spsethss. Joseph Walker I'd. for hi
ssse man. The ushers will be Henr
a Ardon, Henry F.. Cos tr., Hug
nmsl.hsrl Reginald Combs, Samue
1ssx, Knfzh. Woolley, Stanley Bur
.A Ksnne.h r. O'Brsn. The cers
msny vii be followed By a Yeeeptioi
sas homo If ths brides parents, 81
MADISON Avsn1a.
tne<A~r ef Easter Tuesdav's bride
~ b. Mss Elaine Brennan Davies
s.csagt ssr M Mrs. Kenneth Lord, oy 40
neg. End Avenue. She will be marie
~. Eartholonews Church 70 Hozi
ssaasrson. ct Ardmor., Okla. Ms
T;n'a Alexander, of Fairfield, Va
nj % hsr maid of honor and only a,
a,daat, and her brother, Alien Dane,
~ b. Mr.. An5erson'x best man. Tn
emcny win be followed by recel
'"a and dinns. At the Piaza
An. sayah Roberts Lawtou, ~
asA Eighty -ssvsnth Street. viii b
a.nf.d on Th1rgdsy 20 Jonn
,,sssrSzry In tns charel of St. Ba,
.ssiStnsw's Church. sns will bs 81
1850 ny Ms Raymond p.ardsll, an
lsnes Waterbury viii be hi
NN3sFs best msa. Tbs s@remon