New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-12

IuausHter OF Br. Edward l.. Oatn,an of No
a Remsen street. and Charles Sherwood
Munson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. john Nunson
oi Waterbury, Conn. II is to take place az
me Oatman country place at Soutbbury
Conn at $50 o'clock, Saturday. June o.
MISS Helen Hinman. a cousin of the bride
VIII be her maid OF honor and only attend
ant The best man is 10 he De Yer War
Her' OF bridgeport, Conn. Mr.. Munson IS
q senior at Yale. lie and his bride Will
san for Europe shortly after the Wedding
w nile IN" news which cropped out last
week Of the approaching wedding of Miss
Florence Knapp and the Rev. Waldo Adams
AMOS may have been rather uuoXpccted
j"tir enSagCment could hardly have been
q surprise TO their friends. although no
lorna! announcement has been made Miss
hhapp' who is the daughter of Mrs. Halsey
w. Knapp. Of No. So President street. has
always been active IN the socia, service
work and the varied other activities at
HOLY Trinity where for the last three
years Mr.. Amos has been The Rev. Or. j.
Howard Melishs assistant She sailed yes
leFdaE on the kGniG Albert accompanied
.oy her mother and sister. Mrs W. H. Near
ING. MI. Amos is TO sail in e. couple of
weeks and the marriage will be quietly
celebrated on the Continent but no date or
place has yet been decided upon.
Mr.. Amos was graduated from Columbia
in 1895 and from the Episcopal Theological
School at Cambridge, Mass. in 1919 Miss
hnapps father was the late Rev IIalsey
W. Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rolf P,an'e. Of 40. 2o7
Carlton avenue announce tho .aaaement
OF their daughter, Miss Florence Marguerite
Planter. TO Harold Joseph Eabui4ee. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Babl,Gga. Miss
Planter Is granddaughter OF John Rut-
ger Planten, Consul General az the Meth
erlands, who makes his home az No. a
Eighth avenue, and niece Of NIrs William
Dawson Gallard, OF New York She was
president OF her class at Packer. crom
which she was graduated IN eos
Owing to the death last month Of Henry
{. Hubert, only relatives have been in
Vited TO the small reception following the
marriage OF Miss Caroline Squibb and his
grandson, Henry Hubert Sutphin. The
ceremony IS 10 take place in the Church
OF the Holy Trinity at 40 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon. June /
The bride, who Is tho daughter Of Dr.
and Mrs Edward II. squ!bb. Of No. ig
Columbia Heights. viii be attended by her
cousin. Miss Ca.he-lne squlb5. or Ber-
nardsvllle. as maid of honor The brides
maids are 10 be another cousin. Miss Mar
garet Squibb: Miss Mary Moves. Miss
Dorothy Noyes. Miss Katharine Lyman
White and Miss Madeline Doughertv. OF
dence, the fancee Of George sauibb. Miss
Dorothy Baxter. Of Upper Montclalr. and
Miss Eunice Schenck. Of Chestnut HM.
Penn. The best man Will be Henry s Doty.
Of Passaic. y j., and :he ushers are TO be
Erving Nidaud, Edgar Hobbs Arnold.
George Switzer. George Squlbb and Charles
Squibb, brothers Of the bride, Or. Eugene
S. Talbot. Of Chicago; Sidney Henshaw, Of
Manhattan. and Henry Durant, OF Cam
bridge. Mass.
Mr.. Sutphln Is the son OF Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Halsey Sutphin, OF 80 80 Prospect
Park West
a noteworthy Manhattan wedding Of a.
rect interest on this side OF the river will .
be that on Saturday. June !. OF Miss Marion /
Ewing and Harold Chaffee McCoilom, son f,
Of the late DR.. William McCollom. Of this .
borough. The bride is the daughter Of Or. |
and Mrs William Alexander Ewing, Of No. |
1874 West 5Sth street. where the ceremony
will be performed at o'clock. The recep- !
tlon following will be held at the Hotel /
Gotham. Mr.. McCoIlom is a brother Of
Dr. william E McCOllom, Of No. 1l7i Dean /
street, who married Miss Irene Kelly, Of |
Berkeley Place.
Another Brooklyn man who is 20 marry /
a Manhattan girl is Albert A. Higgins, son /
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Ard!ss Higgins, .
of No. 1851 Dean street. His wedding 70 .
Miss Beatrice s. Follmer, daughter OF Mr.. (
and Mrs. Charles :. Follmer. OF No. 3l2 /
Riverside Drive. IS 10 take place at Del
monicos on Wednesday, June 3, at 1 !
O'Clock.
Miss Louise Higgins. a sister Of the |
bridegroom, is TO be the maid Of honor.
and attending as bridesmaids will be Miss .
Edith Fuller and Miss Marjorie Simpson,
of Montclair. There will also be a little
flower girl. Miss Mildred Higgins, and a
page, Charles J. Follmer. %, a nephew OF
the bride. Edward Higgins is to be tho
best man, but the ushers cannot yet be
named, because there are some out-of-town
men among them.
Announcement is made OF the engage
ment Of Miss Mildred Hamilton Ross,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott Ross.
OF No. 10 Gates avenue, 20 John Clinton
Robbins, jr. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clinton Robbins. of New York and Baby
lon, Long Island.
MIR. and Mrs. George Fuller Kelley, on
from their wedding trip, viii
live In Providence. Mrs Kelley, before her
marriage in ST. Batholomew's Church
week ago. was Miss Frances Johnston,
daughter Of Mrs William McCarroll. Miss
Grace Leslie Johnston, her sister, who was
one Of last winters debutantes, acted az
maid Of honor There we're also in at
tendance upon the bride matron of honor,
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Gilmore, and six
Miss Estelle McCarroll, Miss
Airline Hardinge, Miss Alice Moffitt, Miss
Margaret Case, Of New York; Miss Eunlce
Brewer, Of Lexington. KY, and Miss Louise
Robinson, Of Providence
Mr.. and Mrs. David Porter. of Bay Ridge,
have issued cards for musical to be given
nv their daughter, Miss Alice Marcia Por-
Ter at the Pouch Gallery on Thursday
evening. Nav o. Miss Porter will be as
s,s,ed nv her fance. William Arthur Della
Hay tenor. and william Grazing King.
yiolinist. Miss Porter's programme VIII in
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