New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-04

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calendar.
As Mrs. Frank NJ. Lupton is prom
nent as elubwoman, not on'y ~
BROOKLYN, bat throughout New Iorn
State, and entertains extensively az neI
spacious home on 81. Marks Avenue
her engagement lie o. widespread inter
est Mrs. Lupton, who was formerly
Anne Conkling. ia to be married 70 Ben
iamin Prince, Of Manhattan and lrYng-
ton-on- Hudson. Although no date mas
been set. the wedding will probably
/ take place late this spring. Nr. frlhce
/ is graduate Of Williams. lie Is presI.
dent OF the Mendelssohn Glee Club ana
a member Of the University CluD OF
New York. His parents were the late
DR.. Christopher Prince and Gertrude
Cornell Ditmas, Of Brooklyn, Mrs.
/ Charles Courtenay Hoge, Of J Lexinz-
ton Avenue, is Mrs. Lupton's daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mason Palmer,
Of 2O6 Clinton Avenue, announce the
engapement Of their daughter. MISS
| Grace Marion Palmer. to +. Cliffe John
son. of Boston. Mr.. johnson - the son
OF the late John Allen Johnson and
graduate Of Harvard.
! Mrs. Howard Sidney Downs an
nounces the engagement OF her daugn 70
] ter. Miss Clara Whittlesey, to Melles
Eddy. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eiford Bald
win Eddy. of New Britain. Conn. Mr..
Eddy was graduated from Yale IN 1913.
Announcement il made o. the en-
gagement of Miss Anna Louise Du Bois'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert DU
Bots. OF 1904 Dean Street, 20 charles
Condit Spadone, son OF Mr.. and MIS-.
Walter Warren Spadone, Of 20S New
Z York Avenue. Miss Du Bots Is a grad
nate OF Packer and Yassar Her iiance
was educated az Poly. ard BE- member
Of Squadron c and the Crescent Club.
Miss. Marion Gray Warner. dsugn'er
Of Nr. and Mrs. Edwin Gaylord War
ncr. leads the long procession OF Easter
brides. She will be married to-mor-
row evening 70 the Rev. John :. Car
7 lie, pastor OF The Presbyterian Churcn
at Moorestown. y. j.. and son OF the
Rev. Dr. A. D. Garlic, pastor OF the
/ Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church,
in the South Congregational Church.
The Rev. Dr. Albert J. Lyman, pastor
emeritus, will perform rne ceremony,
assisted by the pastor. the Rev. Rex
ford Raymond. The bride will be at
tended BY her sister, Mrs. Hamilton
Patton Edith Plat Warner and four
bridesmaids Miss Adelaide Niles, OF
Bloomfield. y. j., and Miss Helen Raw
son. Of Ridgewood y. j.. classmates a.
Wellesley. and Miss Evelyn Siney and
Miss Ethel Shaen. Of Brooklyn Miss
Helen Lawson will be present As flower
girl. Mr.. Garlic. who was graduated
from the Princeton Theologica cal Semi
nary last year. will have as best man
his brother. Allan Douglas Garlic.
with the exception Of william Joyce,
} OF Brooklyn. his ushers are also
/ Princeton men. They are Hansen Ber-
gen, Of Minneapolis, but a member OF
. the old Bergen family Of Brooklyn;
Robert VI. Russell, IT.. Of Pittsburgh.
son Of the Moderator of the United
Presbyterian Assembly. and Robert
Lynd, Of New Albany, Ind. The cere-
mony at o'clock VIII be followed by a
reception at Nh and Mrs. Warner
home. IS Montgomery Place. Yesterday
Miss Warner entertained her brides
maids at luncheon. and in the evening
Mr.. Garlic gave his bachelor dinner.
Promineu. among the Easter brides
vii, be Miss Katharine Lyman White.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred r..
White. VINO is to be married 90 Henry
Brirsmadc Van Sindercn on Thursday
afternoon i'm the Church OF the Sa-
yiour. The ceremony at ! o'clock Will
be followed by A small reception at Mr..
and Mrs. Whites home, 40 Remsen
Street The bride viii have in attend
ancc as flower girls her TWO young
cousins Miss Einor White. OF Brook
Ign. and Miss Margery Weld, Of Man
haitian. Miss Natalie f. Low and Miss
Constance Ross. Of Jamaica Plains, are
20 be the bridesmaids. Mr.. Van Sin
dercn. VINO is the son Of Mrs William
Leslie Van Sinderen, will have as best
man his brother, Adrian Van Sirdcren,
who two years ago married Miss Jean
White. The ushers will be Albert De
Silver, Of Brooklyn; Rowland Evans,
jr. +. p. Morris. jr.. Of Philadelphia;
Paul 5. Brinsmade. Landon Thorne. Y.
II. McCutcheon. c. T.. lombard, and F.
t. Randolph. of Manhattan.