New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-17
Helen Keeney
Dinner Guest:
Fiance a Host
Mrs. +. Sufern Taller
Entertains Bride-To-Be;
DIR. Lee Gives Last
Affair as a Bachelor
Debutantes at Dance
Mrs. Schniewind Honors
Daughter in Her Home;
Many Weddings To-day


first Street, for Miss Helen Keeney,
who is to marry Dr.. George Boiling
Lee next Wednesday, and at the same
time Dr. Lee gave his farewell bache-
,or dinner at the Union Club. Mrs.
Tailer's guests, all women, included
Mrs. James Ward Keeney. the mother
Of next weeks bride: Mrs. James W.
Gerard. Mrs. Charles Mather MacNeill,
Mrs. Robert W. Littleiohn. Mrs. John
Wananaker jr.. Mrs. James W. Corri-
Gan. Mrs. Elliott Ellsworth. Mrs. Alex
snder Brown. Mrs. w. H. F. Lee, Mrs
Robert E. Lee, Mrs. Arson Wood Bur-
ehard. Mrs. Ebert G. Garry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Talbot Walker.
Or. Lees guests were James ". &C.
rard, Dr. John Freeland, Sumner Ge-
rard. Samuel Willets, Harry S. Black,
Reginald C. Vanderbilt George Gordon
Battle Lewis Nixon, John Wanamaker
IT,. Phoenix Ingraham, Charles S. Whit
man, William H. Hayward, Kiliaen Van
Rensselaer,, Robert Grier Monroe, Fran
els L. v. Hoppin, James w. Corrigan
and Charles K. Beekman.
Mrs Henry Schniewind, of East
Seventy ninth Street, gave a dinner
and dance last evening for her daugh-
ter Miss Helen Schniewind The din
ner was one of eighteen covers, and
about one hundred and seventy add
tional guests came in for the dancing.
They included a number Of the debu-
tantes, and some young men came over
for the affair from Harvard, Princeton
and Yale.
The dinner guests included Miss
Schniewind's godmother, Mrs. L. AL
bertson, who returned from Europe yes
terday on the Adriatic. The others were
Miss Carroll Heminway, Of Watertown;
Miss Elsie Mellon, of Pittsburgh; Miss
Laura Mahon, Miss Marie jennings,
Miss Martha Ottley, Andrew Mellon, of
Pittsburgh; Harvey Child, Joseph Wer-
ner George Post. Bertran Closson, John
Fairfield, Warren Pond, William Eng
lish and Clay Irons.
Clarence H. Mackay will give din
ner dance this evening at Harbour Hill,
his seat at Roslyn, L. l., for his elder
was one of the winters debutantes.
There will be many house parties given
in the neighborhood, from which the
young guests will go to the dance.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney will give
a luncheon to-day at her home, ST.
Fifth Avenue, for Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
magne Tower, of Philadelphia, whose
son, Roderick Tower, is to marry Miss
Flora Payne Whitney on Monday in St.
Barth clomew's Church. Mr.. Tower will
give his bachelor dinner this evening
in the Racquet and Tennis Club. His
guests will include his best man and
ushers.
Weddings will .pervade the social cal
endar to-day, to the exclusion of almost
everything except the dance to be given
for Miss Katherine Mackay. Both in
and out of town there will be many in
teresting marriages., including Miss
Leslie Murray's to Lewis Stuyvesant
Charler jr.. which will take place this
afternoon in the Church of the Trans
fguration, in East Twenty-ninth Street.
Following the ceremony there will be
reception for relatives and intimate
friends at the home Of the brides par
snts, Mr. and Mrs. j. Archibald Murray,
81 East Sixty-sixth Street.
Miss Pauline Denckla, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Herman A. Denckla, Of
Philadelphia, will be married to-day to
LIE Grand B. Cannon, of this city, son
81 the late Harry LIE Grand Cannon and
Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen, Of
Tuxedo. The wedding will take place
in Holy Trinity Church, Philadelphia,
and will be followed by a reception in
the Acorn Club.
Mics M,,i.~,. r-frY. WI. I.-~h
ter Of George A. La Vie, Of ID West
Eighty eighth Street, will be married
this afternoon to Warren Trusdell
Stewart. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Z: Stewart, Of South Orange. The we'd
ding will take place in All Angels
Church. West End Avenue and Eighty
first Street, and will be followed by a
reception at the st. Regis.
! In the Chantry Of st. Thomas's
Church, Miss Margaret Montgomery
Eaton. daughter of Mrs: Theodore H.
Eaton, Of Detroit and this city, will be
married at o'clock this afternoon to
Jonn Weeden Grout, son Of Mrs. John
=. Grout. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by reception at 20 East Fifty
fourth Street.
St. Thomas's Church will bs the
scene this evening Of the marriage OF
Mss Ruth Movius Kelsey, daughter Of
Ars. j. P. Kelsey. to George Howell
Drake. The wedding will be followed
sy reception in the homo Of Mr..
brakes aunt, Mrs. Ira Barrows, 521
Park avenue.
In the Church Of the Epiphany, Lex
i.ngson Avenue and Thirty-hfth Street,
Aiss Beatrice Woodruff, daughter Of
DR. and Mrs. John s. Woodruff, will be
married to-day to J. n. G. Mills jr., son
Of M and Mrs. J. Il. G. Mills, Of Engle-
wood, y. j. Following the ceremony q
reception for relatives will be held at
'he Hotel Commodore.
:. Miss Anne Marie Davey, daughter Of
ar. and Mrs. Andrew Davsy, Of 345
west Eighty-eiYhth Street, will be mar
Yled this morning to Edward Joseph
Oosterweieh. Of Buffalo. Tho Wedding
WI take place In the Church Of St.
Iregory the Great, 144 West Ninetieth
street. az IL o'clock, and will be fol-
owed by breakfast at the Hotel Bit
more. DR.. Dotterweich and his bride
WI 90 20 the Pacific Coast for their
Scnsyrnoon and make tho trip TO Cali
s'fnsa by way of the Panama Canal.
= A'ss Gladys Haven, daughter Of the
fSev- DR., and hrs. William Ingraham
nayen, Of this city and Summit, N. j.,
ga be married TO DR.. Eric Mccoy
Eorth this afternoon In the Methodist
,piseopal Church, Summit. The bride
~ grand1. u1ktar ~ ptshor CiIhert