New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
TO MARRY ABROAD
BECAUSE OF WAR
H. F. Osborn. Jr., Went to
Relief of Fiancee'S
Family in Europe.

of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Lamond, OF j.
West 10th ST.. will be married TO Henry
. Fairfield Osborn. IT,, son Of Professor
and Mrs. II Fairfield Osborn, on Sep
TENDER ) in st. Margaret's Chapel,
Westminster Abbey, London. The en-
gagement Of the couple was announced
a month ago. and II was expected
then that the wedding would take
Mace in this city in the late fall, Dut
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamond and their daugn-
ter. who went abroad IN June, were
held In France when the war broke
ont. Mr.. Osborn, unable 10 communl-
cate with his fancee. FASTENED abroad
with 4 large sum in gold for the relief
Of the family. He first went 10 London
and then to the southeast OF France
where he found the Lsmond family. ON
arriving in London the couple DECIDED
10 be married there. They VIII return
to this country shortly after their we'd
ding.
The marriage Of Miss Madeleine
O'Brien. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan J. O'Brien, 70 Stuart D. Pres
ton will take place on September 10,
not September !, as had been an
nounced. Only relatives and few IN
innate friends will be present at the
ceremony, which will be performed at
Pose Crest. the summer home Of Mr..
and Mrs. O'Brien 81 Good Ground,
Long Island. Miss O'Brien's attend
ants will be her sister, Miss Rosalle
O'Brien. and her cousin, Miss Evelyn
Crimmins. Preston Fargo, cousin OF
the bridegroom. will serve as best man,
srd the ushers will be Morgan j.
O'Brien. ir.. Esmond ?. O'Brien, broth
ers Of the bride; Thomas II. Dough
er+v. IT,. Valentine Hollings worth,
Leonard Sullivan and Walter II. Mer-
rift.
Westport-on-Lake- Champlain, y. y
Aug. 2g.-The first Of two weddings
marking the height Of the season oc-
Cured al 3 o'clock this afternoon at
Aunandale, the summer place OF cap
tain ID. ID. Johnson, L. 5. A. retired,
and Mrs. johnson. Of New York and
Westport. when their daughter, Miss
Violet Johnson, became the BRIDE OF
JohD Campbell Townsend, OF New
Work. son of the late James NJ. Town
Though attended by about two hun
dred. including members Of the sum
mer colony and guests from New YORK
and other cities. the wedding, because
Of the comparatively recent death OF
the bridegroom's father, was marked
bv the utmost simplicity. ne ceIe-
monv was performed IN the library by
Father O'Rourke, OF ST. fhllp OalH-
Ole Church, Of Westport' r.,-
Attending the bride were MISS Emily
Narkle. of Hazleton. Penn, as maid oil
honor. and Miss Julia Papln, MISS
Julia Bates and Miss Katharine Graft,
Of St Louis; Miss Ruth Abbott, OF
Pittsburgh; Miss Alice Miller, Of New
Orleans, and Miss Virginia o"nsend'
Of New York, as bridesmaids ne
hest man was John Campbell, Of Lex
ington, Va, and the ushers were Jon pr
p Even. Of Chicago; Edward h.
ToNnsend and Wellington b. Hay, of
New York; Wilson Aver Of Pelham
Manor, y. y, and Chouteau Johnson
brother Of the bride.
The bride wore d simple gown OF
white satin and her attendants wore
dresses Of white lingerie. The cere-
monv was followed by reception.
last evening Mrs. II. r. Labouisse, Of
New Orleans. entertained with dim
uer for the wedding party at Patureau,
the LAbouisse summer place.
MIR. and Mrs. Townsend viii make
their home in New York, where Mr..
Townsend. who is a Yale man, class OF
"a. is = member OF the law firm OF
O'Brien. Bosrdman & Clapp.
Miss Alice Damrosch, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch, OF
New York, will be married to Hall
Peasants Pennington. Of Baltimore, al
Han House. the Damrosch summer
Mace. next Saturday. A dance Do
honor of Miss Damrosch will be given
nv Mrs. II. S. y. Beale IN Cutting Me
mortal Library Hall on Friday, Sep
TENDER 4.
m, Telegraph to Ito Tribune
Litchfeld. Conn, Aug. 29.-Jane
Chester. second daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Seymour Cunningham, was mar
rjed 10 Floyd Lewis Nanderpoel. grand
son Of Mrs. John A. Vanderpoel, at 81.
Nichaers Church, Lltchheld, ~ 80
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, the Rev.
Dr Storrs o. Seymour officiating.
The bridesmaids were Catharine
Netcalf. Holyoke. Mass; Peggy Busk
aud Eleanor Lockwood, New York, and
Mildred Mcneil and Dorothea Abbott,
F Cornwall- on Hudson. The best man
Wss Archibald Richards, Of New York,
and The ushers were Alexander Lang.
lord New York, Charles T. Payne and
fobD n Lancaster, Litchheld; Robert
Dening. New Haven, and Elmer Bost-
wick, ST. Louis.
The ceremony WAS followed ny re-
ception and wedding breakfast at inc
Cunninghams house, forked Chimn.ys'