New-York tribune., 1921-04-15

SSlgourney, Miss Lena Turnbull. Miss
tls, cousin of the bride. M;ss r,;ua Nua-
oe59 Aerrahn and Miss Josephine Co.'s
we'll, another cousin. ~"ss-
Count Michel Nieroth. OF Russia
now IN Paris, il he Is able to come
over Tor the wedding, will serve nc hesr
man Tor his cousin. The ushers viii be
Aaraan &. Honore and Potter Palmer
u. y, ,Shicago; Thomas j. Curtis and II.
resaam Iurtis. brothers of the bride;
laurence Curtis I'd, Joseph Sargent.
sTse.o,,Ige howard, Elisha Stillman. Carl
s.lti'aan Jr;; George c. Lee ir. and Ben
!amln Apthorpe Fuller, of Harvard
1921. lass
MIR. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt ir
VIII return to the city next week from
Aioany and Will occupy the Vanderbilt
house.. 6i0 Fifth Avenue, for q fort
night, when they will start on motor
trip to the coast. They will go to Van
eouver, where they have a house. and
pass the summer there.
Mrs. Henry D. Brookman gave a
luncheon and reception yesterday after
noon at her home, s East SEVENTEEN
Street. for her granddaughter, Miss
Marion K. Carhart, who returned re-
Gently from Europe. The guests in
cluded the dehutantes of last winter
and the usual dancing men.
Mr. and Mrs S. Bryce Wing have ar
rived in the city from their country
place ct Westbury, l.. l., and are at the
Hotel st, Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Hubbell,
Mrs. Hubbell Rowland and CAPTAIN
George ~. Hubbell jr have taken pos
session OF their country place, Shadow
Lawn, Greenwich, Conn, for the spring
and summer.
Tenth Street, will give a dinner at her
home next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walton Goelet.
who arrived from Europe on Wednes-
day, are at the Goelet house, 591 Fifth
Avenue. They were married last Janu-
AIRY in Bordeaux Mrs. Goelet was Miss
Anne Marie Guestier, daughter of Dan
iel Guestier, of Bordeaux, and director
of the Orleans Railway, and Mrs.
Guestler. Mr.. and Mrs Goelet and
Mrs Goelet's brother, Daniel Guestier
IT., who came over with them. will 20
to Mr.. Goelet's camp in Quebec soon,
and afterward will make their home on
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Griswold Ian
don. of 131 East Sixty-ffth Street.
hace announced the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Eleanor Landon,
to Philip NJ. Parker, son of Judge
Charles W. Parker and Mrs. Parker, OF
Jersey C.cy. Miss Landon was intro
duced to society year ago last winter
and is member Of the Junior League
She Is niece of Henry Hutton Ian
don and OF Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt
Mr. Parker is a graduate Of Princeton
'19. and served in the army during the
war. Mrs. Landon gave reception
yesterday afternoon for her daughter
and Mr.. Parker, at which formal an
nouncement was made OF the engage
mert.
Mr.. and Mrs Crawford Burton have
arrived in the city from their country
place or Long Island, and are at the
Hotel st. Regis for few days.
lIr. and Mrs. Charles r. Mcsparren
Will give a luncheon on Sunday at
their home in Glen Cove, Long Island,
in honor Of the Chinese Minister, S.
Ke Alfred SEE. Mr.. McSparren was
college chum of Mr.. SEE at Cornell.
Mrs. McSparren is a niece of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse, |
who frequently entertained the min
lister at their home in Washington
when he was q student.
Miss Marie Guerrier Reynolds,
younger daughter Of former Senator
and Mrs. William H. Reynolds, will be
married to-day to Captain B. Ogden
Ellis, of Canada, who served during the
war with the British air forces. Cap
tain Ellis is well known in New York
as cal tain of the st. Nicholas hockey
team Of former years
The annual card party for the benefit
OF St. Marks Hospital Social Service
will be held at the Ritz-Carlton to-
day under the patronage OF Mrs.
Newell W. Tilton, Mrs. Oren Root, Mrs
Lyttleton Fox, Mrs. George A. Legg,
Mrs. Herman D. Kountze, Mrs. Gus
tavus T. Kirby and Mrs. Ira Barrows.
The marriage Of Miss Betty Jackson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Jackson, of $50 Park Avenue, to How
ard w. Maxwell jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard W. Maxwell, of this city,
" II take place on June II at the coun-