New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-14
Miss Rice Wed
TOTS. Mon1and
While i'm arts
Ceremony Takes Place in
American Church in Pres
ence of Few Friends:
Couple to Live in London
Southampton Set Is Busy
Bridge Tournament To-day
to Aid Harlem Hospital;
Meadow Club Contest
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. JULY IA
Word was received to-day announcing
the marriage of Miss Virginia Ten
Eyck Rice, third daughter of Mrs. Will
liam Lowe Rice, of Southampton, to
John Stuart Momand, at the American
Church of the Holy Trinity in Paris
this morning. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Frederic w. Beck
man in the presence of few friends.
including Mrs. William Nelson Crom-
we'll, of New York. Mrs. Richard
Newton jr., daughter of Mrs. Rice. was
matron of honor.
John Stuart Momand is son of
Mrs. A. L. Momand, of New York, and
a sister of Mrs. James Lawrence
Breese, Of Southampton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Momand will reside in London, where
Mr.. Momand's business interests arc
located.
The Misses Elise and Helen Rice are
at the Irving House since their mother
left for Europe.
Bridge to Aid Hospital
Tomorrow afternoon the women of
the colony and their visiting friends
will assemble at the home of Mrs.
Rufus l.. Patterson for bridge tourna-
ment in aid of the tuberculosis auxil-
larry of Harlem Hospital. Charles
Street, the bridge authority will at
tend the tournament. Mrs. Charles E..
Miller has tables on sale at $40 each
and single tickets at SIS. Preparations
will be made to have 500 players.
The proceeds of this tournament will
be used for the salary of nurse that
follows up in the homes the cases of
the children attending the, tuberculosis
clinic at the hospital. Among those
already subscribing to the bridge
tournament are Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff,
Mrs; Goodhue Livingston, Mrs. George
Robert Walter, Mrs. Phillips B.
Thompson, Miss Martha Coster, Mrs.
Edward Van Ingen, Mrs. Joseph R. Dill
worth, Mrs. Arthur B. Clafiin, Mrs. ].
Denison Sawyer, Mrs. DeLancey
Kountze, Mrs. Edward S. Moore, Mrs.
Fairfax S. Landstreet and Mrs. Clark
son Potter.
Mrs. James Macdonald, who was q
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Burial Hof-
man, left for Washington yesterday
and will attend dinner there to-mor
row given by Prince De Bearn, of the
French Embassy.
Another of the club tournaments
will start at Meadow Club Monday
This will be for cup that Lyttleton
Fox presents annually. Competition
for this cup is open to daughters Of
subscribers to the club who have not
passed their fifteenth birthday on the
first day of the play Among those
already entered are Genevieve and
Constance Fox, Nancy S. Fincke, Jean
Olcott, Mildred Lee, Carol Milford
Margaret Dunno, Polly Horsey, Cath.
lcen Fox, Pauline Dodge and Alice
Walker.
Mrs. L. B. sproul will give a dinner
OIL July %.
Arrivals at Colony
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Byers arrived
to-day from Pittsburgh and are at Mrs
w. c. Gulliver's cottage. Others VIII !
arrived to-day are Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
G. Jameson, who went to Mrs. Newbold
Edgar's cottage, and Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Wilcox, who went to their place
the Larkin House.
Colonel and Mrs. Henry May are
to give dinner at their place, Gort
more, next Saturday. Another dinner
on this night will be that given by DR.
and Mrs. Eugene Poll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Dana will
arrive here tomorrow from Bernards-
vile, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wise Miller
are visiting DR.. and Mrs. George A
Dixon jr. at their place, Blythe Way.
Mrs. j. Russell Solely will give q
luncheon on Sunday.
An entertainment will be given al
the Garden Theater July %. The pro
ceeds will go to the Southampton
Fresh Air Home for Crippled Children
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Rowland
who are stopping at the Irving House
will soon depart for Saratoga Springs
Tracy Coudert, Of Oyster Bay. is the
guest of George Leary at his place
Hawthorne House.