Evening star., 1927-04-17

NEW YORK, April 16-Most Of the
members of society have returned to
the city from the Winter resorts for
the Easter season, which will be a
particularly brilliant one. Weddings,
dinners, dances and entertainments
for charity viii fiji the program and
give a Christmas holiday atmosphere
TO the festivities. The bride, of course,
will hold the center Of the stage and
there win be a score Of weddings of
interest TO the fashionable world.
In addition to these social affairs
there win be several sporting events,
including the United Hunts Racing
Association two-day meet at Belmont
Park Terminal The first races viii
be held on Thursday and the second
on Saturday. Society will be out III
force on both days John McE. Bow
man is president Of the association
and the directors include Henry w.
Bull, f. NJ. Alger, John Bosiey, jr;
Frank j. Bryan, r. Ambrose Clark,
w. r.. Coe, Walter NJ. Jeffords. George
Sloane. w. c. Langley. Norrie Sellar,
r. Penn Smith, jr. Bayard Tucker
man. Lewis +. Waring, Edward NJ.
Weld and $. Bryce Wing,
The Easter parade on Fifth avenue,
which used TO be a feature Of New
York's social life, no longer exists,
and few members Of society will be
seen on the avenue tomorrow, The
Fashionable churches win be crowded
with members Of the fashionable
world, who viii come and 20 in motor
cars. st. BarthOlomeW's, ST. Thomas,
Grace, the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine. the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian,
St. Patrick's Cathedral and other
notable edifices will be filed for the
Sunday morning services.
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A wedding of great interest to New
York and Long Island society will
take place Wednesday, when Miss
Mildred Taylor. daughter of Mr.. and
Airs. James B. Taylor of Sunset
Rouge. Cove Neck. Long Island, be
comes the bride of C. Beverly Dawson,
jr.. a son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Beverly
Dawson of this city. The marriage
will take place IN the Byzantium
Chapel Of ST. Bartholomew Church.
The ceremony will be followed by
reception at the Colony Club. Mrs.
Berwick f. Lanier sister of the bride,
who lives at Cove Neck, will be matron
Of h0nor, and Miss Afeen Taylor,
young daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
James b. Taylor, jr., who is to be
christie ned on Easter sunday, viii be
flower girl. i. Gordon Hammersley
win be best man and the ushers viii
include Howard c. Dawson and Car
ron s. Bayue, cousins OF Mr.. Dawson
Miss Taylor has been a prominent
figure on her hunter, Sandy, at many
of the outdoor events Of the North
Shore hunting set. She does not in |
tend to forsake this section after her
marriage. but win pass the season ut
Syosset, where cottage has been
LEASED.
Miss Martha Carroll Pease. daugh-
Ter OF Mr. and Mrs. W. Alber, Pease,
jr. will be married to Lewis Mills
Gibb on Thursday in St. Bartholo
news Church Miss Florence Glib |
Pratt, a cousin of the bridegroom, will
be maid Of honor. and the other at !
tendents VIII BE- Mrs. Richard d. !
Tucker and the Misses Priscilla Dodge, !
Helen Porter. Philli5 Thompson, Lou |
ise Lselin, Fanny Wickes, Margaret |
Perkins al of this city, and Be2 trice /
of Philadelphia.
Robert =. Glib viii serve as his /
brothers. best F7an and the usheTs
viii be Perry f. Pe9se, brother of the
bride. and Robert A. Pinkerton, Jay +
T. Carlisle, jr., William Y. Hester, jr.,
all of this city, and all cousins of the /
bridegroom also Frank G.. Akers, /
Henry NJ. Bolen, jr., Philip Spaulding
and George S. Mumford, jr., all of Bos- |
ton, and q. V. Stout, jr., Eugene i. |
Maxwell, J. J. II. Kerr, Nathaniel S. |
Howe, John E. Parsons, Lloyd D. V. /
Mann, 5r., all of this city; James c. II. |
Bonbright Of Rochester and Henry N. |
Watts, 1r.. of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Glib is a son Of Mrs. Lewis !
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Islip, Long Island and the late Mr. |
Gibb. He is a nephew of Mrs. Her
bert L. Pratt.
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Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Narcissa VanderliD, |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank A |
TanderIip of 912 Fifth avenue and
Julian Street, jr.. Monday, April 25. |
The ceremony, which viii be per-
formed by Rev. Arthur Wilde. rector |
of the New Church, assisted by Rev. !
Or. s. Delaney Townsend, rector Of
All Souls Church, will take place at
the New Church and win be followed
by a reception at the Colony Club.
Miss Charlotte Nanderlip WI be her
sisters maid Of honor The brides.
maids include Miss Rosemary Harden,
a cousin of the bride; Miss Forasta
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Miss Judith Marvin, Miss Rosemary
Street, the bridegroom sister, and
Miss Harriet e. Walker of San Fran
cisco.
Mr. Street has chosen James B.
Mahon, jr. for his best man, and his
ushers viii include +. Burnett Carson
of Houston, Tex: Howard Clark. Nor.
ton Conway, who IS the Hance Of
Miss Charlotte Yanderlip; Day Edgar,
David Forkcr, both Of Cincinnati;
Lewis Mack, Graham ID. Mattison, Ed
ward l.. Mcmillan, all of Pittsburgh:
Alexander g. Porter Of Baltimore and
Frank A. Fanderlip, jr, q brother Of
the bride.
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The marriage of Miss Jane II Kirk
land, daughter Of Mr.. AMI Mrs. How
ard Nick. Kirkland OF 7S East Nine
tieth street, to Hugh w. jackson. son
Of Mrs. Hart jackson of Lone Lane
Farm, Greenwich and the late Hugh
William Jackson of Baltimore. win
take place the afternoon of May 4 at
ST. James Church.
Miss Kirkland has chosen Mrs.
George x. NcI.anahan for her matron
Of honor and Miss Gertrude Robinson
Of Hartford, for her maid of honor.
Her bridesmaids viii be the Misses
MIdred tdhneSlOck, Elizabeth Hamli-
ton, Dorothy Ledyard. Evelina Hol-
Inns, Alice Wheeiock, Harriet Jackson.
sister of the bridegroom, and Margaret
Battelle and Ruth Montgomery, both
Of Rye.
AIR. Jackson viii have his brother.
Burtl jackson Of Greenwich, as his
hzst man. The ushers viii be Ran
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