New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-23
Mrs. w atriss
ToLead Unit i'm
Hospital Drive
Chairman of Broad Street
Institution Social Service
Committee Will Head
" o m Ell in Campaign
Mai Huddleston to Wed
Mrs. Eugene Hodenpyl and
Som Sail for Europe To-
day ON Board the Celtic

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Of the Social Service Committee of the
Broad Street Hospital. will lead the
women's division in the organization
Of the Downtown Hospital Association.
which is to launch a general member
ship drive below Chambers Street, be-
ginning August l, to provide funds for
completing the eive-story addition to
the insSSation. Among others on the
Socisl Service Committee are Mrs.
Frederick N. Davies, Mrs. M. Orme
Wilson, Mrs. John f. Drexel, Mrs. May
Brady Hartman, Mrs. Goodhue Living
ston, Mrs. John Magee, Mrs. Eugene V.
R. Thayer, Mrs. Samuel A. Weldon,
Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark, Mrs. Luis j.
Francke, Mrs. Howard G. Gushing, Mrs.
William Fitz Hugh Whitehouse, Mrs.
Richard Van Wyck. Mrs. William K.
Dick Mrs. Ogden II. Hammond, Mrs.
Coleman B. McGovern. Mrs. Charles n.
Sabin, Mrs. Harry Sinclair and Miss
Z. Louise Sands.
Mr.. and Mrs Roderick Seal Huddle-
ston. Of Pelham, ~ Y, formerly of New
Orleans, La, have announced the en-
cagement Of their daughter, Miss Mai
Huddleston, to Warren Sears Croweu,
CT Brcokline, Mass, and Bronxville,
Mrs EUGENE Fodenpyl and her son. Eu-
gene Hodenpyi. of 81 East Sixty-third
Street, will sail for Europe TO-DAY on
board the Celtic and will remain abroad
until early in the autumn Mrs. Charles
". Ogden and the Misses L. Helena and
!. Gertrude Ogden, of Il East Seventy
ninth Street, viii also be passengers on
the Celtic.
Miss Bertha Mabel Dickens. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Dickens, of
Richmond Hill. L. l.. will be married to
Frank Henry Vonbriel, SON of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Vonbriel Of this city,
~oTt Tuesday evening in st. Luke's
Chapel, Trinity Parish. Miss Edna
Ioda will he the only bridal attendant
and larry Ccsgrove will act as best
man. reception VIII follow at the
Aosel Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs Roswell Miller. Colonel
0eane c. Howard. NJ lical Corps. q. s.
=, and EIareld T. Williamson. secretary
of ,he Unltcd States Legation at War
sag. ere mong those sailing for Europe
t7-sAy n board the Finland.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. J Lucas. 81 Evans
oa NJ have anrounced the en~ace-
men5 Of their daughter. Miss Ethel
Lucas, . Osca~ f. Nathiasen, Of Key
pert, n. J The wedding probably VII
tske place in the autumn.
James ? Yogc', who ell marry Miss
Jeanette Field Ross. daughter OF M
nd MS. Edward Field Ross next
Saturday, afternoon in St. James's
Church. G.int0r, \. Y. will give his
farewell bachelor Dinner Tonight at
re Tuxedo Club, Tuxedo, N. Y.
II. ana Mrs. Clinton Gilbert, who
were married on July Is, in Quebec,
sill sail for England to-day. Mrs.
flilbert was Mr.. Magdalene S. Mench,
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Furman
Dexter Speer of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard c. Fitch. of
this city. are the quests OF Mrs
Francis Z. Sisson, of All Park Avenue,
At her cottage on Eastern Point, New
London, Conn.
Mr. and Mr. r Townsend Burden
and tAeir son, ! Tawnsend Burden ir.
IRE NJ INC Broadnaocr Hotel, Colorado
Springs. Col,
Ms ". Gordon Crawford, Of
7sst Fifty-sixth Street. is the guest of
Mrs. Stephen 2 Ellzias At the Essex
and Sussex Eo6el, Spring lake, N. J.
Mrs The oAGre A. Havemeyer, Fred
Prick T. Frelinghuysen and A. J.
Drcxei Biddle )r. were among those
who entertained friends at luncheon
yesterday at Dclmonico's.
MIR. and Mrs Henry James, of 10
Fast Tenth Street, WHO have been In
Europe for several months. will return
&c New York early in September Be-
fore her marriage Mrs. James was Miss,
Olivia Cutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ Depew,
Who are at the Virginia Hot Springs,
will 90 to Lenox, Mass, next week to
remain until September.
Miss Frances H. Ives, OF 80 West
Forty-ninth Street, has Joined her
mother, Mrs. Brayton Ives, at the Pro
file House, in the White Mountains of
New Hampshire.