New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-24

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Who is refusing to apr
graduated in 1910 from Yale, where he was
prominent as an athlete.
An out-of-town wedding at which Brook
lyn society will be we'll represented will
be that on Tuesday. October 10, Of Miss
Marjorie Irene Wilson and Lesley William
Hallock, which is to take place in the
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church, in
Plainfeld, n. J.
The bride. who is the daughter OF
Charles Lockwood Wilson. will be attended
by a matron Of honor, Mrs Arthur w.
Rinke, and two bridesmaids. Miss Anita
Latson and Miss Caroline s. Martin.
Ralph E. Hallock. a brother of the bride
groom, will be his best man. and the
ushers are TO be Reginald ". Cauchois,
Of Manhattan; Dewitt Brokaw, John
Valiant Of Plainfeld, and William P.
Cook, jr The reception following will be
held at the Park Club. The wilson's lived
until recently in Brooklyn, Miss Wilson
being a graduate OF Packer.
Only relatives are to be present at the
wedding on Saturday October p, Of Miss
Helen Dunnell Smyth and Alexander II.
Rutherford. Miss Marian L. Smyth will
be her sisters only attendant and Clarence
G. Follis is TO be the best man.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney ,Lanier. Smyth old residents
OF the Heights They now make their
home at No. 1O5 East 39th street. where
the ceremony will take place at 800
o'clock.
A home wedding on Tuesday evening.
October g, will be that Of Miss Marjorie
Caswell Clark. daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs Joseph Bourne Clark, and Henry
Mansfield snevily. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mansfield Buel Snevly, at No. 81 Macon
street
The bride, who was graduated from
Mount Holyoke in 10 will be attended by
Miss Grace Travis, of Brooklyn; Mrs Nc
Fall Kerbey, Of austin. Tex, and a flower
girl her little niece, Miss Marjorie Cook.
The best man is to be Robert ST. Claire
Snevily, and Joseph Herendeen Clark.
Joseph Valentine, Of Bensonhurst, and
John Wheeler. OF Yonkers, have been
named as ushers.
Mr. Snevily was graduated from Column
bia In OS and he is a member of Sigma
Chi and The Crewsters
Mr. and Mrs. John W Newberry. OF No.
SIS St. Mark avenue, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss Violet
Won Lyncker Newberry. and Herbert
Losee, Of Hampstead, but formerly Of
Carroll street
Mrs O. s Runnels, Of Indianapolis, Ind
has announced the engagement Of her
daughter. Miss Ruth McCuloch, TO Fred
erick Schroeder Bon. Of Brooklyn. son OF
the late Mr. and Mrs. /. NJ. Bon, of No.
265 Clinton avenue. Miss McCulloch is
graduate OF Vassar.
Mrs. Charles r. Jones. OF No. S54 Presi-
dent street, announces the engagement Of
her niece. Miss Bessie Jones Baker, 20
William Henry Jones, Of Cardiff, Wales,
nephew Of the late Charles T. Jones, OF
Brooklyn
Mrs. Charles NJ Bull and Miss Adele
Bull are 10 spend the winter abroad.
They expect to sail on the President Lin
coin on Saturday, November Il. They Will
probably remain in Newport until then.
Among the Brooklyn people recently re-
turning from abroad are Or. and Mrs. VIII
lam Morris Butler Mr. and Mrs Otto Pc
tersen. DR.. {. f. Petersen. Mrs. Skeffington
: Nortcn. Mr. and Mrs David +. Manning.
Mrs. Charles Merrill Miss Edith Merrill,
Miss Blanche Forker. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Thornton and Mr. and Mrs. william De
witt.
Miss Maude f. Jones. who spent the sum-
mer abroad. is a passenger on the Nieuw
Amsterdam ana is expected in town early
next week.
Miss juliet Holmes Griffith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs John :. Griffith. who passed
August paying a round OF visits on Long
Island. IS now spending fortnight at
Mrs. Gaynor entertained a small house
party fgr her Young daughter, Miss Helen
Gaynor. over the last weekend al ~.
James. Among her guests were Mics Anna
Mcurer and Miss Grace Casilear
Mrs Frank : Jones, accompanied by
Miss Field and Mr. AMI Mrs Irving T.
Lewis. is touring On tha BerkshIrcs They
spent couple OF days az Manchester VI,
early in the week
In 81 Hartholomews Church. Wednesday
evening Miss Grace Lillian Berg was mar
riei % Richsrd Avery Wright The' Rev.
walter d. Forest Johnson Of Christ
Church clinton street OBLIGATED.
The brides gown Of white crepe meteor
vas trimmed with chiffon and old lace. Her
veil OF tulle and lace was fastenoa by
pearls and she carried bride roses and
liies-of-the-valley. Miss Gertrude sher-
wood as the maid OF honor, wore yellow
chiffon and carried pink roscs
The best man was Roy Murchie. ana the
ushers we're Harry Brown. f. Boyd Allen
ond Harris Luscomb. The bride is the