New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Several Weddings Set for
This Week and MANY
Debutanses Will At
tend Important Ball
Miss V. L. Kellogg
Is To Be Married
Miss Flora Maria Ros TO
Be Bride of Mr.. W. III.
Davis at ST. Thomas's

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N the social honors this week,
- Several weddings of interest 10
society are scheduled, and on Satur-
day night the annual Halloween ball
at the Tuxedo Club will be held, when
many of the most important Of this
seasons debutantes will be guests. OF
course, there will be many other en-
tertainments in the last week In 0c-
tober, but they will be of an informsl
nature, such as luncheons, dinners
and theater parties.
Society is returning to the city IN
and country places; and soon the So
cial season will be IN t.il swing. OnIy
three weeks remain safore .he open
ing of the Metropolitan srd the Horse
Show, followed by the activities fov
the debutantes. In the interim so-
ciety is engaged in informal affairs,
attending weddings and making plans
for the seasons campaign.
Preparations Completed for
MISS kellogg's Wedding
! One Of the largest of this weeks
weddings will be that of Miss Vic
torine Lee Kellogg, daughter OF Mrs.
Daniel Fiske Kellogg, of sos Park
Avenue, to Mr.. Hudson Budd, in the
| chantry Of st. Thomas's Church. The
ceremony will be performed by the rse-
tor, the Rev. Dr.. Ernest NJ Stires, and
there will be a reception at Sherry's.
The bridc will have two matrons OF
honor, Mrs. Daniel Fiske Kellogg ir.
and Mrs. II. Seymour Houghton.
Miss Kellogg's ether attendants will
be Mrs. M. Dorland Boyle, Mrs. julius
White, Miss Margaret Hennessy, Miss
Edythe McCoon, Miss Helen T. La Fetra
and Miss Jeanette Chappelle.
| Mr.. Lewis Les Stanton will serve as
Mr.. Budd's best man, and the usher5
will be Mr.. William ]. Warburton,. Mr..
Ambrose Ely Chambers, Mr. Richard
Gibson, Mr.. P. R. Lawson and Mr.,
Sheldon Albeit.
Another wedding of the week Viii
| be that of Miss Flora Maria Ros,
daughter Of Mrs. Ernest c. Ros, 20 Mr.
William H. Davis, son of Mrs. Sarah
E. Davis, on Thursday, also In tho
chantry of ST. Thomas's Churca. II
will be followed by small reception
al Sherry's. The bride will have Mss
Beatrice F. Potter for her mad OF
honor and Marjorie Haldima:.d. s,eca
Of the bridegroom, will be the aouer
girl.
Mr.. Robbins Conn will serve as Mi.
Davis's best man, and the ushers will
be Mr.. Wesley Davis, Mr.. Herbert +.
Taylor, Mr.. Clark Lawrence and Mr..
T. L. Smith
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Marion Moore, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. John Frederick Moore, to Mr..
Paul William McQuillen, son of NJ.
and Mrs. Thomas A. McQuillen. will
take place on Saturday In the Church
OF st. Ignatius Loyola, Park Avenue
and Eightyfourth Street. A reception
and breakfast will follow at the Hotel
Gotham.
Miss Moore will have her. sister, Miss
Elizabeth Moore, for her maid of
honor. and another sister, Miss Kath
crime Moore, and Miss velma Rogers
and Miss 0dette Walter, of New York.
and Miss Frances Lighton, Of Couxt-
land, N. j., for bridesmaids.
| Mr.. McQnillen will have Mr.. Miner
W. Tuttle for his best man. His ush-
ers will be Messrs. Joseph ". Me-
| Quilien. his brother; Henry q. Hotnh-
kiss, Thomas W. Kelly and Stephen
W. Carroll.
Miss Katherine Kent, daughter OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward Kent, will
be married to Mr.. c. Huntington Err
hart at Jericho, L. l., on November s.
The engagement of the couple recently
was announced, Miss Kent Is mem
Der Of the Junior League and is a
1 granddaughter of the late Mayor Will
liam n. Grace and Mrs. Grace, Of 81
East Seventy-ninth Street. She is a.
niece Of Mr.. William Russell Grace and
a cousin of the Countess of Donough-
more and Mrs. j. $. Phipps. Mr.. Err
! hart is the son Of Mr. William H. Err
hart, Of 1865 Fifth avenue, and Left
Yale to join the Ambulance Corps Of
the French Army. When the Uuitsd
States entered the was he served with
the 2seth Battalion Of Light Tanks. Z.
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4 Cenacle Benefit Bazaar
10 Take Place 1lhnrsday
4 The annual bazaar for the benefit Of