Evening star., 1933-08-06
New York Society
, Drawn to Saratoga
!: For Racing Season
Mrs. Richard T. Wilson Is
Guest of Mrs. Chauncey,
i. Olco.t at Inniscarra. -

NEW YORK, N. Y, August 5.-The
sacing season at Saratoga opened last
Thursday, with a large number of
prcminent followers Of the turf in at
tendance. Mrs. Richard T. Wilson ar
rived that evening on the Cavanagh
special to be the guest OF Mrs. Chauncey
Clcott at Innisca-ra.
Mrs C. Oliver Iselin arrived Thurs
day to be the guest of Mrs. Phillips
Allen Clark at her Summer home, and
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
Whitney arrived Friday from Long
Island to pass the season at Cady Hill.
". Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords of
Philadelphia, Dr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Schoff of Media, Pa and Mr.. and Mrs
Leander Riddle of Philadelphia are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D.
Riddle &
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Widener,
who have been abroad for a few weeks,
arrived on the Olympic Tuesday and
came here Thursday to occupy Red
stone, on North Broadway. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Livingston Smith have
opened their Summer home in B2llsson
Spa, as has Miss fIlele Colgate.
:. Mrs Robertson L. Cleveland of New
York is the guest of Mrs. Henry w.
Scmers in her North Broadway home.
@sMr Warner Norton was host re-
Gently at a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis S. Greenleaf, Mr.. and Mrs. Jules
g. Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaynor
Miss Jane " Morton. Miss Edna L.
Mabee, Miss Susan Todd. Miss Jean
McKinnon, Miss Mariabelle Rodiger,
Miss Jean Whittlesey and Messrs. John
n. French, Lewis Crocker, Hoy Hor-
ton Porter and Hiram c. Todd, jr.
Miss Mary F. Boyd, daughter of
Mrs A. Wann Boyd of las East Fifty
third street, was married last Thurs
day to Mr.. David Todd Bulkley, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Johnathan Bulkley Of
geo Park avenue. The wedding took
place in the chapel of st. Bartholo
news Church, with the Rev. Eric
Ericsson officiating A reception for
the families and a few intimate friends
followed at Sherry's.
|. Miss Boyd was given in marriage by
her brother. Mr.. Thomas H. Boyd.
Mrs Francis Randolph, sister of Mr..
Bulkley, was matron of honor, and
sally Randolph and Francis Randolph
were flower girl and page.
: .Ndr. J. Ogden Bulkley was his broth
kr's best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Frederick Sheffield, Herman D.
Ruhm. jr; Edward J. Taylor and F. A.
Flanders.
announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Nell Holved,
daughter of Mrs. Nell Holved of this
city, and the late Hugo Holved, for
merly colonel ad honores Of the Royal
and Imperial 7th Huzzar Swedish Regi-
nient, to Gordon Selwyn Torode, son
of the late Capt Harry Torode of the
Royal Somersetshire Light Infantry,
and of the late Mrs. Emma E. Torode.
miss Holved is grandniece of the
late Alexander Lebedeff, a Russian ad-
nairal. Her mother is the former Bar
6ness Won Ploetz, daughter OF the late
Adalbert, Baron Won PloetZ, aide de
camp to former Emperor Wilhelm II OF
Germany when he was Crown Prince.
.sMr Torode attended the Ecole Inter
mediaire on the Island of Guernsey,
England: and is a graduate OF Eliza
beth College He is now with the Ma
donal City Bank here.
= Mr.. and Mrs. James j. WEIGH OF
jAckson Heights and Shinnecock Hills,
Long Island, have announced the en-
zagement of their daughter, Miss Mar
jerie Stewart Welch, to Mr.. Clarke
BRYAN Wilson. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph P. Wilson of Gulfport, Miss.
:, Miss Welch, who graduated from the
university Of Miami. is descended on
the maternal side from Jacob Waligh,
az Hollander, who had made two voy-
ages between America and his native
land before 1888 and was settler in
bergen County, N. j. On her fathers
side she is a descendant of the early
Davenports, seven brothers who came
from England before the Revolution,
settling in Connecticut.
Mr.. Wilson also attended the Uni
kersity of Miami, as well as the Uni
yersity of Florida. On his paternal
side he is related to the late President
Woodrow Wilson. His grandfather,
Jefferson Wilson, had long and active
career in Mississippi politics:
The wedding will take place at
Heather Heath, the Summer home of
Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH at Shinnecock
Hills, in the early Fall.