New-York tribune., 1921-01-05

bfuce biS Price Pest, Costcr Steers. J.
I aaIn Axe o.eers Jr' Bruce Ferguson, Henry
AHshtorth jr., Leighton Brewer. George
brewer jr.. Craig Biddlc. Thomas Creen
5ack 5 HopAinson, Henry ]. Mali, Howard
Major. Erard Mathiesscn. Grant Wssou
and Walden Pell. 0"' AAASo"
- others present were Mr.. and Mr..
Donn Barber. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
aarriman' Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ash
p. ppor.h. Mr. and Mrs. c. Vanderbilt
parton, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gilman,
yrs; henry 5: Redmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. A. Hurd. MIR. ard Mrs. joshua A.
Hatfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ives
Mr; and Mrs. George D. +. Lejtb M
ana ana MIS- BENJAMIN ". Morris. M and
WIS. r. Hall Romaine jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Shares D. Halsey. Mr. and Mrs Frrnt
nresorey, DR.. and Mrs. George "
,Noberts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rich Stecrs
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Steers. Fronk'
IN r'unmer and Lawrence Atterbury.
several dinners were given before
. Inc dance. Mr.. and Mrs Dom Barber
u.u pa one for their daughter Miss Betty
haroer, at their home. 125 East Sev,
snty- fourth Street. Their pucsts MIN
oered forty. Mrs George A. Hnrd rave
one a, her residence. e5 East Seventy
s,sFeotn Street, for her daughter Miss
hatherine Hurd, Who has returned
. rom visit to Baltimore and Phila~
oelphia: snd Mrs. c. Vanderbilt Bar-
lon and Mrs. Joshua A. Hatfield were
otner dinner hostesscs.
In the Church of the Heavenly Rest
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock Miss
evelyn Sheldon Walker, daughter of
Mrs. Starr King Walker. was married
to r. Whitney Morrill,. The ceremony
" vas performed by the Very Rev. James
- Russell, Canon of WASHINGTON Ca
,Aedral, cousin of the bride. assisted
oy the rector, the Rev. Herbert Shin
man. A reception followed at the Ho
tel Gotham. The bride wore gown
OF "hlte Georgettc crepe and chiffon
mace IN fourteenth century style and
trimmed with crystals. Her lace veil.
family heirloom, was arranged with
Russian headdress of lace. She car car
REQ an IVORY prayer book and Asceu-
sion lilies.
Mrs. Clarence G. Michalis was the
matron of honor, and she was dressed
IN pale green chiffon, with silver belt.
nne wore brown tulle hat trimmed
with feathers and carried Opheha
roses and maidenhair fern. The
bridesmaids were Miss Alice L. Mer-
rlil, sister of the bridegroom and Miss
way i'dblit. ney were IN pale
yellow chiffon, wore brown tulle hats
and carried Ophelia roses and mignon-
cite.
Cecily Work and Jack Work, cousins
OF the bride. acted as flower girl and
page. The former was in white chiffon
and lace and the latter in a white
sailor suit.
Abram F. Morrill, served as his
orother.s best man. and the ushers
We're Malcolm Meacham, Richard C.
Morrill,, another brother of the bride
ney. Clarence G.. Michals, James T
Russell jr. and Charles Presbrey.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrill, will live at the home Of
the brides mother, 1913 East Thirty
eighth Street. Mrs. Walker is going
TO California for the remainder Of the
winter.
Mrs. Samuel Heilner, of Spring
Lake, n. j., gave luncheon yesterday
at the Colony Club for Miss Dorothy
Clemens, debutante daughter of DR.
and Mrs. James B. Clemens, 10 East
seventy-frst Street. The guests in
cluded Mrs. Carroll Wainwright, Miss
Cynthia Bigelow. Miss Georgina l..
Wells, Miss Dorothy Sharp, Miss Emily
Sloane Hammond, Miss Eileen Elan
merry, Miss Dorothy Brown, Miss Mary
Van Rensselaer, Cogswell, Miss Helen
Ford. Miss Susan CoppelI. Miss Julia
Fincke, Miss Betsy Flagg, Miss Natalie
Hanna, Miss Barbara r. Hooker, Miss
Elizabeth Meeker, Miss Constance
Nash, Miss Helena Ogden, Miss Ger
trude Ogden, Miss Martha Ottley. Miss
Margaret Phelps, Miss Lillian Remsen.
Miss Eliza Parish, Miss Katharine
Terry, Miss Peggy Stout, Miss Ethel
Tetft, Miss Clara Workum, Miss
Odette FEEDER, Miss Dorothy Wadhams.
Miss Louise Schieffelin, Miss Katharine
Morris, Miss Geneyieve Cawthra. Miss
Marjorie Hughes, Miss Stephanie Ras-
mus and Hiss Mary Luke.
The annual reception for the benefit
Of the destitute sick of St. Vincent's
HOSPITAL was held in the ballroom of
the Waldorf-Astoria last night Gen
eral Nivelle was the guest Of honor,
and he arrived from a dinner given
Ior twenty guests by Mrs. f. Burial
Hoffman at her home, 50 East Seventy
ninth Street. Several other dinners
were given previous to the dance.
At midnight polonaise and ouadrille
we're given under the direction of Miss
Rose Byrne.. In charge of the various
dances we're Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. vii
liam A. Redding. Mrs. Alfred johnson.
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