New-York tribune., 1921-02-25

+ral ctoVH OIL silver with court
inash Oh white satin draped with point
~ ~ oyer which fell her tulle veil.
p yer attendants were Miss Cynthia
nslgetow, sister Of the bridegroom.
~ mlss Daisy Brosse and Miss Marien
DUCK lhey wore costumes of mink and
gray chlnon. There also was l. flower
Slr', Frances Toerge, cousin OF the
pride Ernest Curtin served as Mr..
b'geiow's best man and the ushors were
D. FRANK Curtin jr. and Buclsner Shou.
Ihe ceremony was followed by y re-
ception and dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Parker Hen.
shaws who were married February i, in
the Central Presbyterian Church, re
turned TO the city yesterday from their
their home, 146 East Forty ninth
Street Mrs. Henshaw was Miss Mar
garet H. Hamilton. She is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hamilton.
To honor the memory of Gerva Sc
Elves, as we'll as to further the object
of erecting q permanent mem moriai to
him in England, a program Of music
was given yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Vincent Astor, $40 Fifth
Avenue. Tickets were $40 and large
sum was realized for the cause. The
artists we're Nine. PoldowskA Lady
Dean PauS), Daisy Kennedy, Murray
Davey, Percy Granger, Campbell Nc
Whiting, Percy Such and Theodore
Flint.
The patrons and patronesses for the
musicalc included Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard AL
drich, Mr.. and Mrs. Linzee Blagden, DR..
and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler, Mrs,
Cadwallader Jones, Mrs. w. Bayard Cut
ting, MIR. and Mrs. Frank Damrosch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch, Mrs j.
Beverley puer,, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hewitt, Mrs. John Innes Kane. Mrs.
John Magee, Mrs. Frederick W. Van
derbilt, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry White and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whiting.
Princess Cantacuzene-Sp -Speransky has
sent out invitations for concert to
Re given at the home Of Mrs. Charles
B. Alexander, A West Fifty-eighth
Street, Tuesday afternoon. Marcn s,
for the benefit Of the American Cen
trail Committee for Russian Relief, Of
which she is chairman. The proceeds
will be used in purchasing food, clothes
and medicines for Russians who are
forced to live as eXiles outside of
Bolshevik territories. These exles,
more than 100000 of them, include
women % high Russian society, wives
Of professional men, provincial COY
ernors, generals, artists, scientists
their children, old people and wounded
men. Many of these women, some of
them more than seventy and eighty
years old, have found employment as
chamhermaids and cooks in the ,oun-
! tries in which they are now living.
Others, unable TO find work, sick, with
our any money or means of support,
are dying of starvation
Two Russian artists, Nine. lydia
Lipkovska. soprano, and Gutia rasini,
'cellist-wh3 las recently arrived in
this country aftr, suffering many hard
ships-have given their services for
the concert.
Mrs. T. j. Oakley Rhinelander is
chairman Of the New York County
Chapter of the American Central Com
mittee for Russian Relief. On the
( board of directors are Mrs. Charles n.
Boynton. Mrs. VIII am W. Rockhill,
MIS-. Frederic R. Coudert, Mrs. Greg
/ ory Izvolsky, Samuel r. Bertron, Otto
/ Il. Kahn, Herman H Xohlsaat, Harold
! f. Mccormick, Samuel McRoberts, A.
| G. Malakhoff, Grayscn M. P. Murphy,
! Honore Palmer, Potter Palmer. Elihu
Root .jr., Charles E. Russell, Charles
| n. SaDln, Montgomery Schuyler, Jam IS
A. Stilman and Robert Winsor.
Tickets for the concert may be had
at tie headquarters of the committee
| 621 Fifth Avenue, or from Mrs. E. N
Breitrng or Miss Mary. Hoyt Wiborg.
The second of the series of Bach
! e'or Dances will be held this even ne
! in the Della Robbia room of the Hotel
/ Vanderbilt,
The second of the Senior Dances will
be held tonight in the ballroom Of the
/ E0tel Plaza.
The first meeting for this season OF
TIE sewing class which works for the
benefit of the New York Nursery and
Child8 Hospital was held yesterday
morning at the home of Mrs Robert L.
| Gerry, SO East Seventy ninth Street.
! Mrs. William B. Dinsmore has ar.
rived in the city from her country
/ place at Staatsburg and is at hAc Hotel
Belmont for few days.