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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bennett Cleve-
land Of New Orleans, has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Howard Martin at 100
West Fffty-ninth street. She Is a
granddaughter Of the late Aaron Por-
ter Cleveland Of New Orleans and a
great great granddaughter Of Caleb
Drew Bennett. who was Governor Of
Delaware in 1888. She was introduced
to society in New orleans a few win
ters ago.
Mr.. Geer is the eldest son Of the Rev.
William Montague Geer, vicar Of st.
Paul's Chapel. Trinity parish, and a
grandson Of the late Rev. DR.. George
Jarvis Geer. rector Of st. Timothy's
Church Of this city. He was gradu-
ated from Columbia in 1908 and from
the New York Law School. No date
has been mentioned for the wedding.
The engagement was announced re.
Gently Of Miss Mildred Curtis, daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. William John Cur
It's Of $50 Fifth avenue. to Walter
H~ughson, a son Of the late Rev. Walter
Hughson and Mrs. Hughson Of Nor
Canton, n. c. Miss Curtis has been
passing the autumn with her parents
at their country place. Portlaw, Cam
den, Me. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Il. Frieze Of
New Brighton. Staten Island, an
nounced recently the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Marie Hortense
Frieze. to II. Taller Townsend Of this
city. Mr.. Townsend passed the sum-
mer at Shore Acres, Fort Wadsworth.
Staten Island, the country home of his
mother. Mrs. j. Henry Alexandra.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Walker Of
New Windsor. n. ". and this city have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Marguerite Thomas
Walker, to Harvey Carroll Hines Of
Kingston. ". G. Miss Walker for
merry lived in Durham. N. c.. where
her father was president OF one OF the
largest tobacco manufacturing indus
tries. The wedding will take place in
the spring.
The engagement al announced re.
| Gently Of Miss Gladys b.. Perry. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Austin II. Perry
Of Haverhill. Mass. to Henry Ran.
dolph Knowlton OF this city. The we'd
ding will take place this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkeley r. Merwin
have announced the engagement OF
their niece. Miss Louise Chamberlain,
To Ellsworth st. John Prentice. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan Prentice
Of New Haven. Conn. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Phelps. who
were married asst June in Rome. Italy
are passing some time in New York
before returning there. where Mr.
Phelps Is an attache Of the American
Embassy. Mrs. Phelps was Mile. de
Borteux. daughter Of the Countess dc
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when they will return to 8 East
Eighty-hfth street. After passing
some weeks at the Meadow Club Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp have
returned to 2i7 Fifth n
Mrs. william Carroll RAFFERTY, and
Miss Mercedes Rafferty,. who have
passed the summer in New London,
Conn.,, and motoring In the Berkshires,
will return to the Waldorf Astoria on
November 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Il. Jennings
have closed their country place, Way
side. in Bennington. VT, and have
started for California to remain sew
eral weeks. Their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Jennings. who accompanies
them. will be introduced to society at
a the dansant to be held at Sherry's
on the afternoon OF December 3.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice, who have been at Carlton House
since their marriage, left on Thursday
for California, where they will remain
until November %. DIR. and Mrs. Rice
will take n house in New York for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hyde have
returned from California to 50 West
Fifty-eighth street. where they will be
for the winter.
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| Henry I. Judson and n sister of Mrs.
Francis Burton Harrison. to George
Elton Parks. formerly OF Providence.
r. I. 1t will he celebrated on the
afternoon Of October 81 at 4:30 in the
| Church OF the Heavenly Rest. The
Rev. Herbert Shipman. rector Of the
| church. will ofiiciate. and afterward
there will he a reception at the home
Of the brides parents, III Madison
avenue.
Miss Judson will have as her only
attendant Miss Nancy Heckscher, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Maurice
| Heckscher, who will be the flower
girl. w. Ledyard Mitchell, a class
mate Of the bridegroom at Yale. will
act as best man, and the ushers will
include G.. Maurice Heckscher, James
Cox Brady. Edward w. Clucas, u.
Raymond Noyes. Arthur p. McKins-
try and Gordon w. Abbott of this
city; Fayette Brown Of Cleveland.
George S. Munston of Philadelphia,
Justice Wilson of Toledo. Ohio, and
Daniel Boies of Scranton, Pa.
A dinner will he given for Mr..
Parks by several OF his friends at the
Union Club on October 25.
Miss Cecile lesson Thayer, a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
h. Thayer. will he among the autumn
brides to have a wedding in the
try. She will he married to Douglas
Gibbons on October 2S at Lawrence,
IL. l., where she has been since the
early part Of the summer with her
parents.
A special train will leave the Penn
sylvania station at $3.50 o'clock, ar
irving In time for the wedding cere-
mony, which will be followed by a re-
ception. Miss Thayer will have her
sisters. the Misses Marie and Alice
Thayer, AZ her only attendants. ana
Lee Gibbons Of Greenwich. Conn.,.
brother of the bridegroom. will act as
best man. There will be no ushers.
Mr.. Gibbons will give his farewell
bachelor dinner tomorrow night at
the Union Club.
Miss Charlotte Sanford Baker,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Edgar Baker, of 667 Madison avenue,
l VIII DC uldIIleu W SuII ~ EhillcI, sun
Of August Miller Of Peekskill, N. Y.
on November 3 at the home of her
parents. The engagement was an
nounced last spring.
Invitations have been sen out for
the wedding of Miss Jane Ogden.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Og-
den of Albany, to Frederick c. Tan
ner, chairman Of the Republican State
committee, on November 9. The we'd
ding ceremony will be celebrated In
the State Street Presbyterian Church,
Albany. and the Rev. Charles Sewall,
pastor OF the church, will be the OFF,
ciating clergyman. Many relatives
and friends from this city will witness
the ceremony.
' Miss Ogden will have Miss Barbara
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Mrs. Charles A. Clinton. Miss Helen
Clinton, Miss Helen Anderson, Miss len.
ME Belle Greenridge, Miss Gula Howell,
Miss Edith Halliday. Miss Belle iIotch.
kiss, Miss Dorothy Livingston and the
Misses Merrifeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. James phillp Roach.
Jr., who were recently married, will -.
side at 500 West l42d street on their 70.
turn from their wedding trip next month.
Mrs. Roach was Miss Bthel Folsom
Plant.
friends were present at the marriag e on
Tuesday of Miss Constance Toch,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Macmillan
Toch. to Arthur u. Rosenberg. son q,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rosenberg Of
this city. 1t took place at the home Of
her parents. 32S West Eighty.sX,s
stseet. and the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DIR. Silverman. Tho bride
wore a simple gown of tulle and a long
veil of rose point lace held In place with
a circlet OF diamonds. Her yourg
sister. Miss Maxine Toch. was her only
attendant.
Another pretty wedding on TUESDAY
was that of Miss Sophia Moss Hyams
and Mervyn Stream. II tool place a,
the Hotel Gotham and the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DIR. Rudolph
Grossman. The bride. who is a niece q
former Judge and Mrs. Henry W. rnger.
wore a gown Of white satin combined
with tulle ana made with a court train
of silver brocade. Orange blossoms
fastened her tulle veil and she cirrel
orchids and lilies OF the valley. She Nnd
only one attendant, Miss Florcnrc Bl'.
tenwieser. Herbert Moss Cnger was
the best man and the ushers were Chester
G. Lawrence and Irving r., Levy.
The ceremony was followed by \ Ia u
reception and among the guests wee VI
and Mrs. Joseph l.. B~uttenwieser. NJ,
Leah Buttenwieser, Mr.. and Mrs iia'f
Barth, Henry Bendhcim. Mr. "
Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Fried,andrr. NJ
and Mrs, Morris Feldstein, Mr.. AMI NJ.
Louis Kaufman, AIR. and Mrs He
I,~eipziger, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I+aUrc9.-
Judge and Mrs. Wauhopc Lynn. NJ
and Mrs. Henry Levy, Dr. and Ms T.
M%orgenstern, Mr.. and Ms Gcorgs 4
Peyser. Mrs. Fanny Stream. NJ" 80
Mrs. Louis Stream. Mr.. and NJ. DO.
scph Stream. Mr.. and Mrs, T. Srue .
Mr.. n Mrs. Charles A. Straus-. VI
and Mrs. Max Schwarz, Mr.. and NJ
Henry Sobel, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert R,ogc
tnger, the Misses Madeline Ale.sor
Fannie Heller, Bertha lehman. Elsa
Continued on ScUcrth Pd0"
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BertcuX, who has FOR some time lived
IN Rome. Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps came
here shortly after their marriage and
have been making visits to some of
his relatives. Mr.. Phelps is the son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris
Phelps, who for many years lived in
Paris.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Blair Thaw
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Barbara Ttaw, to
Lieut., Scott Bartlett Macfarlane, L. S.
n. Miss Thaw was introduced to So
cicty last winter -sth her sister, Miss
Katharine 'Thaw. No date has been
mentioned for the wedding,
Mrs. John Jacob Aston will remain
for some time yet in Bar Harbor, re-
turning to her nome in Fifth avenue
late this month. Mrs. Alexander
Mackay Smith and the Misses Mackay
Smith. who have been in Seal Harbor
all summer, will stop at the Plaza on
their way to Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. John C, Wilmerding after pass
ING Some weeks AT INitiiielu SpIlueS,
n. v, has returned for the winter to
10 West Thirty-first street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic II. Coudert, who re-
Gently returned from France. are now
at La Chaumiere, their country place
in oyster Bay, l.. |.
Edward n. Taller, who celebrated
his eighty'ffth birthday in June, re-
Gently completed a $500 mile automo-
bile "trip. He will he at Tuxedo until
the early part OF next month.
Mr., and Mrs. Lucien II. Tying will
remain at the Shadows, In Southamp-
ton. l.. J., until the end Of next month,
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Harry Wall of Norfolk. Va. No date
has been set for the wedding. but it will
take place next winter at he country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Burdick in Vir-
ginia. DR.. Wall is a graduate OF the
University Of Virginia and "A son Of
the late j. J. Wall of Winchester. Va.
Mrs. Henry Wise Hobson OF Colorado
Springs has oun the engagement
Of her daughter, Miss Eleanor White
side Hobson. to DR.. George NJ. Mcken-
zie of 1871 East Sixty-seventh street.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Announcement has been mad by
David Davis of IL East Seventy-ninth
street Of the engagement of his daugh-
ter. Miss Maybelle Davis. to Arthur
Marx Of this city. No date has been
set for the wedding.
No date has been set for the wedding
Of Miss Mildred Curtis and Walter
Hughson, whose engagement has just
been announced. Miss Curtis is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William John
Curtis OF 9Ss Fifth avenue, and Mr..
Hughson Is the son of the late Rev.
Walter Hughson and Mrs. Hughson of
MorEanton. y. c.
MFR. and Mrs. Nathan 10th Of 2io
West ENghty-frst street have announced
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Co1nne Il. 10th, to Sidney II. Geist
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Stiro of Danbury,
Conn. the enga cement of their
daughter. Miss Ruth Stlro, to Herbert
Callman. son Of Mrs. Martha Calhnan
OF 924 West End avenue. Mr.. Callman
graduated from Dartmouth In 1904. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Helm Of $50 Cen
trail Park West have made formal an
nouncement OF the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Fanet Olive Helm. to NJ.
L. Wallach. son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q.
Wallach OF this city and White Plains.
Miss Helm, who is a member Of the
young set, Ia devoted to outdoor sports.
Mr.. Wallach, who il prominent in So
cial and athletic circles In W~estchester
county, belongs 10 a unbe Of clubs.
Mrs. Helm will give a tho dansant for the
young people OF Saturday. November 6,
At the Hotel Gotham.
Miss GLADYS Guilcs gave a miscella-
reous shower last week at her home, 40
West ll5th street. in honor of Miss
Adele De witt Clinton. The decorations
were pink, and among the guests were
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from New York for the ceremony and
reception. which will follow immedl-
ately afterward at the Sleepy Hollow
Country Club.
The engagement was announced last
summer after the wedding Of Miss
Mary l.. Duke and Anthony j. Drexcl
Biddle, Jr., ut which both Miss Yuillc
and her fiance were among the at
PENDANTS. Mrs. Biddle will be Miss
Yuille's matron Of honor and Miss
Melissa Yuille, younger sister of the
bride. will be the maid of honor. An
gier b. Duke will act as best man.
Another November bride will be
DR.. and Mrs. Robert $. Sands, whose
wedding to John NJ. Thatcher will take
place OF November II in st. Bar
tholomew's Chapel, 1t will he cele-
hrated quietly In the presence Of rela-
tives and a few intimate friends.
There will be a small reception after
ward at the home OF the brides
parents. 101 East Thirty-ninth street.
Miss Sands returned recently from
R~idgefeld, Conn. where she had
passed the summer with her parents
at their country place.
At a dinner given for the members
Of the bridal party Of Miss Helen
Hartley Jenkins and Francis Hunt
Geer. who were married in Old st.
Paul's Chapel OIL Tuesday last, an
nounceunent was made of the engage
ment Of Miss Mary Savage Cleveland
Of New Orleans and Inos Throop
Geer, a : brother OF the bridegroom,
who were attendants at the reception,
held at the brides home, 232 Madl-
son avenue, following the wedding
ceremony.
Miss Cleveland, who is.a daughter OF
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

A (1SS LILA FA1RCH1LD. daughter
MI OF Mrs. Moore Falrchild OF 31S
West Ninety-seventh street. will
be married to Lucius Porter Janeway on
Thursday afternoon, November I. The
wedding will he celebrated In the Fourth
Presbyterian Church and the ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Edgar W.
Work, the pastor. On account OF mourn
ing in the bridegroom's family there will
be no reception. Miss Margaret Herrick
will be Miss Fairchild's maid q honor
and only attendant.
DR.. Henry Janeway will be his
brothers best mar and the ushers will
be Philip Ordway. Andrew Trippe, Chap
man Ropes. l.. Lorton Lee. clifford Voor-
hees and Charles Scudder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald
Powell Of 326 West Seventy-second street
have sent out invitations for the
marriage OF their daughter. Miss May
Powell. TO Edward Thomas Bromield.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy r Bromfieid
OF Hampstead. l.. /. The wedding will
be celebrated on October 80.
At the home OF her parents on Thurs
day evening Miss Hortense Ogden
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. John Percy
ogden Of IS West 12oth street. will be
married to Albro Carmen Gaylor. The
ceremony. to which only relatives and
a few intimate friends have been invited,
will be performed by the REV. Edgar
! Triton. Jr.. OF the Harlem Reformed
Church. 1t will be followed by a re-
ception. Miss Ogden will have Miss
Edith Leonard for her only attendant.
Jose Bornn will be the best man.
Miss Mary Pyatt. daughter of Mr.. and
Mu. A. =. Pyatt. will be married on
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u.. " " "
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M. a, : o,,,nor vii ~ w."
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lrson and kornoth pna,, Ny NJ 49,
raye his hachc,or atr as, 80 'u"e
In the Church Of the Uea vep,v Rss,
on Saturday afternoon Miss Elizahs,h ~
Halliday. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John
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Irvington. None but relatives and q
few intimate friends will witness the
ceremony. which will be followed by a
reception at the home Of Mrs. Parsons.
Mrs. Palmer Ramsey OF Cleveland,
Ohio. a sister Of the bride. will be the
matron Of honor. and Miss Edith Par
sons and George Parsons will attend
h bride as flower girl and page re-
spectively. Nelson Catch Of st. Louis
will act as best man.
Miss Corbln. who Ia a niece Of the
late Gen. Henry c. Corbin, has been
living for some time with her aunt,
Mrs. Parsons. In Ardsley.
Miss Estelle Young Romeyn, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Romeyn. will be married 10 Ernest
Wetmore Pittman Of this city on Sat-
urday afternoon In St. Thomas's
Church At $50 o'clock. Immediately
after the ceremony there will be q
reception at the Women's University
Club. LOG East Flfty-second street.
The bride will have her sister. Mrs.
William Everdell, Jr., for her matron
Of honor. and the other attendants
will include the Misses vouletti Proc
tor Of this city. Annette Wise Of
Flushing. l.. l.: Doris Mcmillan OF
Detroit. Mary b.. TrowbrldGe Of New
Haven and Esther Howell Of Philadel-
phia. Stuart l.. Pittman will be his
brothers best man. The ushers
chosen are Radcliffe Romeyn. brother
Of the bride; rtanley Meacham. John
II. Stewart. Spaulding Howe. Joseph
Il. Carey and Douglas Dunn. The en-
gagement was announced recently.
Mr.. Pittman is q son Of Mrs. Homer
Wise Of Flushing. l.. l., and the late
Stuart Lansing Pittman Of Detroit.
Mich. He was graduated from Yale
In 1912.
A wedding in Newport on Saturday
Of interest to society here will he that
Of Mist Marghareta Siegfrled, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Charles A. Siegfried Of
Newport and this city, q Joseph de
Rivera of New York. Many will go
from this city for the wedding cere-
mony. which will be followed by a re-
ception at the home Of the brides
mother.
Miss Siegfried Is the only daughter
Of the late Commander Charles A.
Siegfried. who was medical inspector
Of the United States Navy. stationed
at Newport.
Mr.. de Rivera IL q Lieutenant in
the First New York Field Artillery
and Is an aide.de-camp to Major-Gen
John r. Organ.
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0Do00eee. Miss Grace Bristed. Mrs.
Lowell Nncoln will introduce her
daughter. Miss Mary Lincoln. at the
Colony Club on the afternoon Of De-
cember 20.
Ars. Robert Hartshorne. who Is yet
At Portland. her country place in
Highlands, N. j., will give a the
dansant at her home, 449 Park avenue,
~ December Is to Introduce her
daughter, Miss Mary H%artshorne. and
Mr. Henry X. Browning will give a
dance on December 20 for her daush-
tsr. Miss Katharine Browning. Mr..
aa6 Mrs. Otto II. Kahn have decided
b Introduce this winter their daugh-
ter. Miss Maud Kahn, but they have
not settled IN a date. Some Of the
dates for private dances after the New
Year have been announced. Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Porter will Eve one
q Sherry's on January 3 for their
daughter. Miss Helen Porter. and early
In the month a dance will be given for
Mss Aubrey Hoffman by Mrs. w.
Watts Sherman and Mrs. Harold
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron viii.
Jams. who left for the Virginia Hot
Springs on Thursday. have decided to
give a ball for their youngest daughter.
Miss Hope Williams, at the Colony
Cub on December %.
In the Church Of the Ascension on
Tuesday afternoon at I o'clock Miss
Rhoda Van Bibber Tanner, daughter
Of Mrs. John James Tanner, will be
married to Felix d. Doubleday. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. Doubleday Of
Efendi Hill. Oyster Bay. L.. l.. and
this city. The wedding ceremony will
Be performed by the Rev. Percy Stick
ney Grant. rector OF the church, and
Il will be followed by a reception at
the Colony Club. The bride. who will
b given away by her brother John
Stewart Tanner, will have Mrs. Abbot
A. Low for her matron Of honor. and
ne Misses Agnes 8. Clafiin and Mary
stuart Claim, sisters Of Mrs. Low.
win be the bridesmaids. Nelson Dou-
bleday will be his brothers best man.
The ushers will be George A. Dixon,
Jr.. Harvey 8. Ladew. Douglas Glib
bens, who will marry Miss Cecile Tes-
con Thayer on October 2S; Sidney
Dillon Ripley. L. Stuart Wing. Jr., and
Brent NJ. Tanner. another brother OF
the bride.
Miss Tanner was introduced to So
ciety two years ago. She Is a men,
Der Of IN old Kentucky family. but for
several years has lived in the Wash
ihgton Square section. She Is a cousin
Of Mrs. John Claim.
Mr.. Doubleday and his bride will
make their home at S29 Park avenue
after their return from their wedding
trip.
Tho wedding Of Miss Mary Corbin
Of Dayton. Ohio, a cousin of Mrs. VIII.
lam Usher Parsons OF Ardsley-on'
Hudson. TO William Barlow Eddison
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eddisor
OF 1rvington-on- Hudson, will be ceie-
brated on Tuesday afternoon at 4:3d
o'clock In st. B~arnabas's Church al
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6on0Aeee. Miss Grace Bristed. Mrs.
Lowell Hncoln will introduce her
daughter. Miss Mary Lincoln. at the
Colony Club on the afternoon Of De-
cember %.
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Mrs. Charles A. Clinton. Miss Helen
Clinton, Miss Helen Anderson, Mis- len.
ME Belle Greenridge. Miss Gula Howell,
Miss Edith Halliday. Miss Belle IIotch.
kiss. Miss Dorothy Livingston and III.
Misses Merriheld.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Phelps. who
were married last June in Rome, Italy.
are passing some time in New York
before returning there. where Mr..
Phelps Is an attache Of the American
Embassy. Mrs. Phelps was Mile. de
Borteux, daughter Of the Countess de
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Miss GLADYS Guiles gave a miscella-
neous shower last week at her home, 40
West 18th street, in honor of Miss
Adele De witt Clinton The decorations
were pink, and among the guests were
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Mrs. Henry Wise Hobson OF Colorado
Springs has announced the engagement
Of her daughter. Miss Eleanor White
side Hobson. to DR.. George VI. McKen-
zie of 1871 East Sixty-seventh street.
date has been set for the wedding.
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Mr., and Mrs. Lucien II. Tying will
remain at the Shadows, in Southamp-
ton. l.. J., until the end Of next month,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Berkeley r. Merwin
have the engagement Of
their niece. Miss Louise Chamberlain.
TO Ellsworth st. John Prentice. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan Prentice
of New Haven. Conn. No date has
been set for the wedding.
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County Farm.

Rebecca Shouse, full payment Of
county farm. s. ga a, NEa NEes.
Sec. is, Twp. 49, Range Sl....-....,.- $S,0OO.O0
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