New-York tribune., 1922-10-25
Miss Belle o,Bryan to wed

Miss Belle O'Bryan to Wed
Nr. and Mrs. Edwin L. O'Bryan, of
4 George, S. l., have announced the
.rssgemcnt of their daughter, Miss
s,lle Eugenia O'Bryan, to Mr.. Lyman
hTers Frieze, son of Mrs. Lyman B.
Trsse ir, also of Staten Island,
iiaser last night at Pierre's for Mrs.
lans and Mr.. George A. Huhm 4th.
ar and Mrs. Reginald NJ. Lewis
ds Miss Marion Hollins. Mrs. George
II pierre's yesterday for Mrs. Charles
F,Habbard.
Mrs. Moore Hees, who arrived yes
arasy on the Majestic, is at the Lor-
rina for few days before opening
In apartment at SIS Park Avenue.
MI and Mrs. William Remsen, of
sg, will give dinner on Friday night
It the Green Meadow Club for the
hriiaf party of Miss Katherine Dean
nd Mr.. William Tillman Woodrow,
mo will be married Saturday at st.
ihn's Church, Larchmont Manor.
Miss Edyth McCoon gave a luncheon
s Sherry's yesterday for Miss Julia
lee. Others who entertained at Sherry's
;ssssrday at luncheon included Mrs.
asa.y Clews, Mrs. Henry S. Redmond
I'D Mrs. Stanhope Nixon.
Mand Mrs. Lydig Hoyt gave din
takt night at Delmonico's.
knd Mrs. John C. King, who ar
rid Yesterday on the Majestic, are
II fhe Ritz Carlton, where they will
Eman until they leave for Palm
Zach.
Miss Lucille Baldwin gave luncheon
.sterday for number of friends at
De Marguery,
Mrs. Robert Goelet was another
hncheon hostess at the Marguery yes
srday. She entertained for Mrs. Will
lam May Wright and Mrs. William Jay.
! Mrs. Thomas E. Frost gave a dinner
last night at the Marguery for Mrs.
Carl ]. Schmidlapp, Colonel and Mrs.
Francis Drake, who recently returned
from Europe, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Evans.
Roosevelt House Benefit
Mrs. John Henry Hammond, presi-
dent Of the Women's Roosevelt Memo
rial Association, has announced that
members of the association have taken
many boxes for the entertainment to
De given at Carnegie Hall Friday night
Tor the benefit of the restoration of
the Roosevelt house at 20 East Twen-
tleth Street. Tickets can be obtained
at the Offices of the association, at J.
East Fifty-seyenth Street. 1t has been
announced that any seats left unoccu-
pied after $3.50 O'clock Friday night
viii be turned over to the public free.
ar. and Mrs. Juan r. Mayer have
eofns IN from their home at Babylon,
y y and are at the Plaza.
MI. and Mrs. C. P. II. Gilbert gave
dlnner last night at the Plaza.
Society Notes
Nj. and Mrs. Hudson Budd, who
sere married Monday, left the Plaza
ssterday for their honeymoon. Mrs.
Md was Miss Victorine Lee Kellogg.
ars. Enrieo Caruso, who has been at
Ambassador, has taken an apart.
81 at 125 East Seventy-second
u. and Mrs. Herbert Noel Rawlins
T@ luncheon yesterday at the Am
aador. Mrs. j. De Koven. Bowen
@aso luncheon hostess yesterday
aas Ambassador.
~ and Mrs. James Parker vogel
sase notored in from Tuxedo Park and
e as the Vanderbilt.
AF, and Mrs. Alexander S. Webb
ssss come to the city from Old West
s,y and are at the Vanderbilt for a
NV NV Gays before opening their town
sssae at 271 Lexington Avenue.
y. and Mrs. Frits Holm, who re-
as'y returned from spending the
Inner Inner in New Hampshire, are at 81
'aison Avenue for the winter season.
,ss g. Robert Jordan, of Boston, is in
s' eisy and is at the Belmont.
ala William Alexander gave a
ssason h. M at the st. Regis yesterday
= Mrs. 0rme Wilson.
-. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
II 81, ahd Mr.. Cotton Bingham have re-
;1ssse TO the city from Nashville,
x,say y where Mr.. Vanderbilt repre-
~ BIS family at the dedication of
aers;.s stadium at Vanderbilt Uni
II a.s ifie university was founded
assbss sanderhilt's great-great grand
Sss;ass commodore Vanderbilt, I'M
3seiy after the Civil War.
"a Henry G. Gray gave a lunch
rs. sssserday at the st. Regis for
Sonn Magee. Mrs. Arthur 3,
apht gave dinner there last
Three VilIas Closed
For Season at Lenor
sosclai Dispatch to The Trsb9ne
stoss sto..so1, Mass, Oct. 2a.-Amonr
ss ~ Who who closed their villas to-day
NIa MRS. Winthrop Murray Crane.
gas leased Mrs. James Tmbriess
= y East seventy-fourth Street,