New-York tribune., 1921-03-30

as q captain in the a0Sth ynfnntrv
re Is member Of the Society 81
Isoioniai Wars and the Union Club
NO aate has been set for the wedding.
Miss Helen Hamilton Mum. daurb-
M ssr % commander Lotus j. dc Wintton
,sas ~ a.h, ~ y. N; Y. r., and Mrs. Mum,
st. James's Church, Madison Avenn" nv
ana Seyyenty-first Street, to w. ii. Dan
mt m feil, son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
nnarles n Pell, Of this city. The
as Saeremnony was performed bv the Rev.
" frank W. Crowder, assisted hv
sne Kew. Thomas Sparks. The bride
wore gown of white cAarmeuse,
srimmed with rose point lace, tulle
er,,s ns ana carried a, bouquet of white
olsnias' Mrs, Eric Todd was her
dressed in Nile green taffeta w;fb jim
wnlch WIG, she wore. white hat trimmed
With rose-colored ostrich feather.
she carried pink roses.
Inc brides other attendants vere
Mrs. Wayne D. Heydecker, Mrs. Svd-
ney s: Smith. Mrs. Carleton James
sand and Miss Margaret Van RensselaeT
ungar. They were ali dressed alike in
peach-coiored chiffon and satin.
trimmed III with silver lace. They wore
wnlte hats trimmed with rose-colored
Mar, pserlcn feathers, and they carried the
nardlng blue sweet peas. There was
9, flower girl, the young daughter Of Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Schieffeiin. She
wore frock of shell-pink chiffon and
an old-fashioned poke bonnet. Tho
ceremony was followed by a reception
at the home of the brides parents,
ooS East Eighty-sixth Street.
M. and Mrs. Pell will live at 551
East Elghtv- sixth Street The bride is
niece of Schuyler Schiefrelin and a
cousin of William Jay Schietfelin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Gavin gave a
Inner asst night at their house, 12
East SiSty-ffth Street, for Miss Cath
arlne Harding and Lorillard Suffern
Ialler, wro are to be married April 6
IN ST. bartholomew Church. The
guests included the members of the
bridal party.
Mr. and Mrs. George Temple Row
dom, or 104 East Thirty y-seventh Street.
VIII give dinner, followed by thea
Ter party tomorrow for Miss Harding
and Mr.. Taller
A subscription assembly dance was
given last night in the main ballroom
suite of the Colony Club. Many din
ners were given by the subscribers be-
lore lore the dancs. During the evening
Miss Ruth Draper gave some of her
monologues. Among the subscribers
We're Mrs. Dom Barber, Mrs. Clarence
Blair Mitchell, Mrs. Charles d. Nor
ton, Mrs. A. Henry Mosle, Mrs. Samuel
a. Tucker, Mrs: William II. Woodin,
Mrs. Frederick H: Meserve, Mrs. Henry
q. Meeker, Mrs. William Pitt Trimble,
A
erick w. Longfellow, Mrs. Theodore H.
Price. Mrs. Arthur Wheeler Francis,
Mrs. John Henry Hammond Mrs. Fred
eric Wait Lord, Mrs. Graham Lusk, Mrs.
Robert l.. Stevens and Mrs. Robert G.
Mead.
Yesterday afternoon, at the home Of
Mrs. John I. Pratt, East Sixty-hrst
Street, people we'll known in the liter
airy and social worlds gathered for the
second of series Of four readings be-
Home for Convalescent Children. 1t
was humorists' afternon, with Arthur
Guiterman as the chairman, and among
the participants were Robert Cortes
Holiday, Christopher Morley, Will Ir-
win, Don Marquis and Thomas Angus
tine Daily.
The third reading of the series will
ne neld next tuesday at the home OF
Adolph Lewisohn, SS1 Fifth Avenue,
and will be a paywrights' afternoon.
Tickets fer the readings may be OBJ
tanned from the chairman of the pat
ronesses, Mrs. William H. Whdelock,
100 East Thirty-ninth Street. Mar
garet Widdemer Schaufller is chairman
of the committee arranging the read
ings.
The marriage of Miss Achsah Ridgely
Petre, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Reg
inald W. Pctre, of Baltimore, to Will
liam Darlington Stettinius, eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Stettinius,
of this city, will take place to-day in
st. Paul's Episcopal Church, Baltimore.
A reception will follow at the Balti-
more Country Club Mr.. Steteinius
gave dinner at the Baltimore Country