Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27
Premiere to Feature
Is Social Season in New York
Presentation Announced for Tomorrow Night
Attracting Interest of the World of Fashion.
.>..4' Future Weddings Forecast

/ and later attended Miss Nixon's School
In Florence, Italy. She made her debut
| last season.
Mr. Monroe was graduated from
| Princeton in 1926. where he was MEM
Der of the Cap and Gown.
Miss Betty Condor. daughter OF Mr.:
| and Mrs. Thomas Gerald Condor OF
BIS Park avenue and Southampton,
| Long Island has selected attendants for
her marriage to Leslie Hyde Pell, son
of the late Alexander Mercer Pen and
Mrs. C. Noe DAILY of Paris. on November
FL in the chapel of st. Bartholomew
Church. Suffragan Bishop Herbert
Shipman will perform the ceremony. A
| reception for the immediate families
| and few intimate friends will take
place at the Park Lane.
Miss Condor will have as her only
attendant Mrs. Philip D. Armour. Mr.
Pell will have the Rev. Walden Pell I'd.
as best man. UsherS are to be Robert
Thompson Pell. John Rowland Pell, 5.
Morris Pell and F. Livingston Pell. 1r.
After trip the young couple will live
at $50 East Seventy-flrst street.
Miss Barlow Humphreys, daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. GuStavuS A. Humphreys
of this city has chosen her attendants
for her marriage to William Stocking
Gould, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
-. A1OulQ Oh OOO EdEk dNcIluC' tAlC d1lSA :
noon Of November in st. Thomas
Church
Miss Constance Gibboney will be
maid Of honor. The bridesmaids are to
be Mrs. Andrew MOreland and Mrs.
Robert Byrne. sisters Of Mr.. Gould. and
Miss Susan Moore and Miss L. Romano
Bristow, all of New York; Miss Louisa
Durham of Louisville, KY. and Miss
Elizabeth Johnston OF Chicago. The
,u,;ll he (oll hry
ton at Sherry's.
BetrothaI Announced
BY Gable From India.
Word was received here by cable re-
Gently Of the engagement of Mrs. Isabel
Marion Lee, daughter of the late Joseph
Hardie and Mrs Hardie Of Great Oaks
Plantation, Greensboro, N. G., to Maj
Gerard van r. Reyne, D. 8. O., M. V. O.,
1st Punjab Regiment, son of the late
Mai. j. r. Reyne. his majesty's S7th
Regiment, and Mrs L.. A. Reyne of Sc
Drayton Gardens, London. The engage
ment is of interest in New York, where
Miss Lee has many friends.
! The wedding will take place late next
, month in India. where Maj. Reyne Is
stationed. Mrs. Lee, who is at present
in Switzerland, will sail for India the
first part Of November.
| Notable Woman of Society
Is Called by Death.
Mrs. Rits de Acosta Lydig for many
years prominent in New York society
and considered one Of it's notable host
esses, former wife of w. e. d. Stokes
and later of Philip Lydig. died a week
ago at the Hotel Gotham. She had been
ailing for years. Three sisters, Mrs.
Henry S. Breckenridge of ASS East Fifty
seventh street Mrs A. r. Sargent of
Harvard. Mass; Mrs Frederick Shaw
| of Dublin, Ireland, and brother, RI
cardo de Acosta of New York, survive.
Few women have been so feted in
| their time. OF an arissoeratic lineage.
she was endowed with unusual gifts.
Mrs Lydig was the daughter of Ricardo
| de AeoSta, who was forced out Of Cuba
because of his revolutionary activities.
Her mother was Spanish. well born and
rich. Mrs. Lydig was educated In
| France and frequently visited Madrid,
where she was much feted by the no
bility. Her mother belonged to the De
Alba family.