New-York tribune., 1922-05-29
Mr.. Laurence s. Butler
Is Host at Musicale
l5C Guests at the Reception
at His Smithto,cn Home;
The Satfer,chifes Entertain

Social activities for the first part of
the week will be confined almost en-
tlrely to affairs out of town.
The weddings or Thursday will bring
large society contingent back to the
city, but until then country house and
country club entertaining will prevail.
Mr.. Lawrence Smith Butler gave a
reception and musicale yesterday after
noon at Bytharber, his summer home.
at Smlthtown, at which about $50
guests were entertained. Mrs. Dew
ereux Emmet, Mrs. Francis S. Hunting
ton and Miss Sara n. Osborne received
for the host
The musical program was given by
Miss Ruth Deyo, of New York and by
Mr.. Butler. who sang group Of inter
es,ing songs.
Included among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Potter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aonson Morris. Mrs. Frank S. Wither-
nee, Miss Lucille Thornton, Miss Rosa
lie Bloodgood, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bloodgood, Prince and Princess G.
Rospigliosi, Mrs. Montgomery Hare,
Mr.. Donn Barber, Mrs Walter B. Jen-
nings. Mrs. Lawrence Grant White. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles D. Miller, Mrs. Harry
K. Knapp, Mrs. William A. Minott,
Charles S. Butler and Mrs. Edwin C.
Hoyt.
Dr.. and Mrs. Fellowes Davis, Mrs.
August Belmont jr., Mrs. j. West
Roosevelt Mrs. Attmore Robinson, Mrs,
Sarah c. W. Hoppin, Mr.. and Mrs. Du
sois Smith, Mrs. Horace E. Enderson,
Pratt, Mr.. R. Burnside Potter, Mrs.
Edwin c. Walker, Mrs. l.. H. Butt, Miss
Alice Lounsbery. Mrs. Archibald Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Corbett
The wedding of Miss Priscilla Lock
wood and Mr.. Alfred F. Loomis will
take place on June 5. The ceremony
is to be performed by DR.. Charles L.
ss,attery in the chantry of Grace
c!hurch and only relatives and intimate
trends will be present
Mss Lockwood's sister, Mrs Joseph
D. Burge, of Louisville, will be her
only attendant Her cousin, Mr..
deoree Talman Wisner, of New York,
Till be best man, and Mr.. Donald B..
fullerton. Of Plainfield. N. j., and Mr..
T. Robinson Squibb I'd, of Bernards-
vile, \. j., cousins of the bridegroom,
vii be the ushers.
j. After the ceremony a small recep.
ppfde aunt, Miss Wisner, at 1S West
twelfth Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherw ood Aldrich. who
are occupying their country place.
shug Harbor, at Great Neck, L. l., en-
srtaned yesterday at an informal
,I!i pr. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
...ate.. who have inaugurated a series
" " informal Sunday luncheons, enter
;satned guests again yesterday at their
10me, Martin Hall, at Great Neck, l.. |.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson
rrsve: gone to their country place,
u7noir' s@' Southampton, L. L., for the
ar and Mrs. Ottamar H. Van Nor
ven OF % East Seventy-fourth Street.
Sss aas at Brarclif Lodge for an in
Seahlte stay.
{, ;"tt. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
.. -. nave leased Jesse l.. Livermore's
1ntfy place at Great Neck, L. /.
pit PIT. and Mrs. Benjamin Wood, who
r.efhed recently from an extended
S,Tpean trip, left town yesterday for
h,mas and Mrs. Lorenzo Semple, who
r..n oeen at the Ritz-Carlton, have
su'hed to their home at Mount Kisco.
,,. miss Emily Ogden Butler has
fs fpsnso her house at Hartsdale, N. Y,
''' the summer
ri.%iai' and Mrs. William B. Osgood
The H.. nave nave gone to Lenox, Mass, for
h. at. and Mrs. Robert lie Roy will!
d. tne me guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Casimlr
os,t nam ns Moore at East Islip during
fierpont Morgan will sail on