New-York tribune., 1921-04-01

we're Edward Mortimer Ward ir.. Her
pert Mason clapp, Joseph Fshys I'd.
kohert Cartmell, Harry NJ Swrt;a' e.
theodore Fl. Ranks ir., Gardin.r =
svlapr, of Baltimore. and Roh.rt
,Ine marriage of Miss Dorothy B,.cl
nnaughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van
ns,Nsn'er RACK, OF 1rvington on -Hud-
son, TO Saptain Francis Murray Brady
Pasadena. Cslf, The ceremonv onv" ~sn IN
performed at o'clock in tho preshwS
t,er'an Church by the Rev. DR.. Rohs,t
freeman. The bride. who was given
away by her father, wore her mothers
Wodo'nE gown Of rose point and
"ISnoss lace With court train Of
whlte satln. The tulle veil was
fastened with orange blossoms and sho
carried bouquet Of white orchids and
Nllcs-of -the-vallev. ''N'
Miss Katherine Rlack was hcr
sisters maid of honor and Mi.s Flor
ence BRADLEY the bridesmaid. They
were dressed in pink chiffon, with
which they wore hats Of the same
shade and carried pink roses
man, and the ushers weHe CAPTAIN J. s
'. Little and Lieutenant G. Z. Mein.
Captain Brady is IN the air service.
stationed at Marsh Field, California
tie served Twenty-Five months oversees
IN machine gun battalion. He was
awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross, the CroiH de Guerre and the
Cross Of the Legion of Honor. Later
lie joined the air force
The wedding WAS very ouieA ow;nr
to the death of the brides aunt. Mrs,
Elliot Danforth.
An interesting engagement has just
become known, that of Mrs. B. K.
archibald. of 1oss Fifth Avenue. to
Prince Alfonso Louis Jerome de Bour-
bon, who has been in this country for
some time Mrs. Archibald is an Eng
ilsh woman, but has been living in New
ork for the last ten years and passes
her summers in Newport. During the
war she was identified with the Red
Cross. She also is a student of art
ana has been pupil Of Roland Hin
ton Perry. the sculptor, of 81 West
Tenth Street
The prince. who came to this coun-
try from Rumania. has been working
recently for the extension of CONNER
clal interests between this country and
Greece. The wedding will take place
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Temple Row
doin gave a dinner last night at th.;r
home. AZ East Seventy-eighth Street
for Miss Catherine Harding and Loril
lard SufFern Taller. who are to be
married April 6 in St. Bartholomew's
Church. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt jr.. Miss
katherine Post. Miss Mabel Satterlec.
Miss Alice Goddard, Miss Helen Ogden
Percy kennard, j. Nelson Borland jr
and Robert Duane. The guests after
crf al.
Mr.. Taller will give his farewell
bachelor dinner tonight at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suf-
fern Taller, II East Sixty-frst Street.
Mrs. Edwin Gould gave dinner last
night at her house, 93s Fifth Avenue
for Miss Louise Morris and Dudley H.
Mills, whose engagement was an
npunced recently. Miss Morris Is
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hennen
Morris The guests, twenty-four in
number, were later taken to see "'The
Champion"
Clarence H. Mackay gave a dance
last night at his house, East Seventy
fifth Street, for Miss Ellin Mackav
and some of her young friends here fol
VIC 4-hcISl uclludNS.
Many dinners were given last night,
previous to the Easter ball in aid of
the Society for the Relief of the Des-
titute Blind, held at the Hotel Plaza.
Among the hostesses were Mrs. Morton
L. Schwartz, chairman Of the ball com
mittee Mrs. Joel Ellis Fisher, Mrs.
Walter P. Anderton, Mrs. James Lenox
Banks ir., Miss Anstiss de Neau, Miss
Symphorosa Bristed and Mrs. John R.