New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Brierl-M -Mackay
" etlding Plans
Are Announced
Ceremony at Roslyn, L. L.,
Sept. 81; Mr.. I.anghorne
Gibson TO Marry Miss
Marion Taylor Saturday
Mrs. Nix o N E,tertains
,grs John Wanamaker Jr.
and Mrs. Richard c. Cols
Are Luncheon Hostesses


n.4.,,. for the wedding of Miss
vl.ssr;ne Mackay, elder daughter of
=. e,arence n. Mackay, TO Mr. Ker-
$. ;a,prien. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
o'Brien, on Thursday, septem-
s ssr d, in the Roman Catholic Church
- !. pos,vn L. l., have been completed.
= 49, ..ners Of the two families and
..s, intimate friends will be present
:. .he ceremony. A reception will fol-
-. !, the country home of Mr.. Mackay
pas,vn Miss Mackay has chosen
ssr sister, Miss Ellin Maekay, for her
no;a a. honor, and the other attend
an,s will be Mrs Edwin M. Post jr.,
M.s p;srce H. Butler, sister Of the
sviasarOom; Mrs Goodhue Livingston
yrs Morehead Patterson, Mrs.
Josn n McFadden, Miss Muriel Van
de~bi,t ana Miss Evelyn Wadsworth,
daughter Of Senator and Mrs. James
W. Wadsworth.
Mr. EDMOND o'Brien will serve as
his brothers best man and the ushers
w;lI be Mr. E. Roland Hartman, Mr..
william Ryle, Mr.. Samuel Sloan
Walker jr, Mr. Knight Wooley, Mr..
Justin o'Brien, Mr.. Henry Coe jr., Mr..
william Carr, Mr.. Stanley Burke and
Nj. Jeusse Hoyt.
Miss Marion Taylor, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Taylor and grand
daughter of Mrs. Henry A. C. Taylor,
will be married to Mr.. Langhorne Glib
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson and nephew of Lady Astor, on
Saturday in st. Marks Church, Mount
giseo Owing to the small seating ca
ssc;sy of the church only relatives
a few intimate friends will be
rf.sent at the ceremony, which will
performed by the Rev. Egisto F.
Aauncey.
A large reception will follow at
Annandale Farm, the country place of
Nr and Mrs. Taylor. The bride will
have her sister, Miss Edith Taylor,
for her maid of honor, and the brides
maids will be Miss Elizabeth Lee
Dodge, Miss Muriel Bishop, Miss Flea
nor Hurd and Miss Phyllis Batcheller.
Little Beatrice Butler will act as
flower girl.
Mr.. Burdett Gibson, a cousin of the
bridegroom, will serve as best man,
and the ushers will be Mr.. George B.
Post jr., Mr. Clement A. Griscom Sd,
Mr. Reginald B. Taylor and Mr.. Francis
Taylor, brothers of the bride; Mr..
Charles Cotreil, Mr.. Theodore Kenne-
ick, Mr.. G. F. Havemeyer, Mr. Ward
Cheney, Mr.. Reginald Foster jr., of
Boston, and Mr.. De Wolf Gibson. The
engagement was announced early in
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Whitney Lee,
Of Cedarhurst, l.. l., are being con-
graduated on the birth of daughter
on September /. Mrs. Lee was Miss
Helen Dudgeon, daughter of Mr.. Will
lam M. Dudgeon.
Mrs. John Wanamaker jr., enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at
Pierre's for Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt I'd.
Mrs. Richard C. Colt gave a luncheon
there for her daughter, Mrs. Charles
D. Dickey jr., who recently returned
from Europe. Others who entertained
at luncheon at Pierre's yesterday were
Mrs. Gerald V. Hollins, Mrs. Court
landt Dixon Barnes, and Mrs. Belmont
Tiffany.
Mrs. Stanhope w. Nixon gave a
luncheon yesterday in the Japanese
Garden at the Ritz-Carlton for Mrs.
Martin B. Saportas. Among others
Eho entertained there were Mrs.
eharies Mather MacNeill, Mrs. Michael
agen.
Mr. R. W. Lewis gave a dinner last
sigat at the Ritz. His guests included
m ~. and Mrs. George D. Widener, Mr..
hensy \ Sloane and Miss May West
Mr. and Mrs. Honore Palmer have
arrived IN the city from Chicago and
afe as the Ritz-Carlton.
~. NJ and Mrs. Frank Longfe;low
Sl, SSll0sssf, Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Ssaarty Croker, have returned from
nsa nOrsa haven, Me-, and are at the Ritz
.a, gaatison for few days before opening
s.s saslr house, 1913 East Seventy-third