New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-17

Announcement WAS made a few days
ago Of the engagement Of Miss Mar
Cuerite Thomas Walker, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs William L. Walker. Of
Now Windsor y Y. 20 Harvey Carroll
Hines, OF Kingston. y. c. Mr. Walker
formerly lived in Durham. y. c.. where
for several years he was a director in
the American Tobacco Company.
Mrs. Robert Potter Breese was mar
ried on Saturday. October 9. in ST.
Andrews Dune Church. Southampton.
The ceremony was followed by a recep-
ton at the house Of Mr. Breese's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs James L. Breese,
where his sister, Miss Frances T.
Breose, was married on the same day
20 Lawrence McKccver Miller. Mrs.
Robert BreeSe was Miss Beatrice Clafin.
Mrs. Livingston Phelps was Mile.
de BertcauN. She was married 70 Mr..
Phelps last summer in Rome, where her
mother. the Countess de Bertreaux,
lives Nh and Mrs. Phelps spent the
summer at Bar Harbor, and are now at
the Ritz-Carlton. SIT Phelps IS at
tached 10 the American Embassy in
Rome.
Miss Kathryn and Miss Virginia Kim
ball are daughters Of Mr. and Mrs. In
gals kimball. Of GA Fifth Avenue
They are TO be introduced to society
this winter.
Miss Helen Z. Dennis, daughter Of
Nr. and Mrs. Samuel s. Dennis. will
be married 10 Oscar +. Ewing. Of In
dianapolis. on November I in Morris
town, y J.
Miss Edith Mae Haskin. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bsssing Haskin, of
80 West Eiehty-siXth Street, will be
married 20 Hugh 5. Porter. on October
q, at the st. Regis. The CEREMONY Will
be performed by the Rev. Henry Sloan
Coffin. Mrs. W Arthur Finn will be
her sisters matron OF honor. and the
bridesmaids Will be another sister, Miss
Edna Bassing Haskin, Miss Conklin,
Miss Eidlitz and Miss Michlcr, of
Greenwich.
Thomas Clark. jr. will be the best
man. and the ushers will be W. Arthur
Finn. Of Greenwich; Ralph Blackburn,
George Catlin, Arthur Iarsh and Rob-
ert Gibney, all OF Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. Livinia Jordan. Of High Bridge,
y. J.. announced yesterday the engage
ment Of her daughter. Miss Ida Mae
Jordan, TO George H. Rowland, Of 119
Chester Avenue, Newark.
The marriage of Sprulle Braden, Of
New York, 10 Maria Solar de Humeris
took place on September IS at Santi-
ago. Chilli The Papal Nuncio per
formed The ceremony IN the presence Of
the parish priest. The witnesses were
Henry T. Fletcher. American Ambassa-
dor; Gonzalo Nergara Bulnes. recently
deputy TO the Commercial Congress in
Washington; Manuel Foster, former
Secretary Of State at Chilli. and lavier
Diaz, member Of the Gillian Senate.
Mr. Bradeu graduated from Yale in
the class Of 1914. and is the son Of
William Bradon. of the Braden Copper
Company. The bride is Of an old Span
ish family and the nice Of two Min
listers in the Cabinet Of Chill. Mr.
Rraden, being a Protestant, the we'd
ding was celebrated at the home Of the
bride
The couple will remain in Chilli for
the present where Mr. Braden is en-
gagged i'm mining with his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Berkeley r. Merwin an
nounce the engagement Of their see.
Miss Louise Chamberlain. 10 llo nth
ST. John Prentice. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Morgan Prentice. of Now Ha
ven. Mr. Prentice is graduate OF
Yale, class 0S
Mrs. Sarah u. Mas. Of 4 West Nine
ty-third Street. formerly of Galveston.
Texas, announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Miss Miriam Helen Mas,
10 Alfred Leonard Holstein, of Phila-
delphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Geer will give
n reception at their residence. 246 West
Seventy-second Street, on Wednesday,
November q, 10 present their debu-
tante daughter. Miss Helen Danforth1
Gcer. The reception will be followed
by an informal dance in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Stedman Hills, who
were married on June /, at All Angels
Church. are travelling in the West and
will not return 20 town until after Jan
uary J. Mrs. Hills was formerly Miss
Helen Mayo SeiXas.
Mrs. George W. Stern, who arrived
recently from her home in Paris, is at
the Gedney Farms Hotel. where she will
spend the winter. Others at the hotel
are Mrs. J. X. Smith, Mrs. II. A. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Allen, and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Mortimer Hyde.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. Theodore Odell, Of
2l0 Riverside Drive, who spent the sum
mer in Bronxvile. have taken house
on Rochelle Heights, which they will
take possession Of about November /.
DR.. and Mrs. Boone, Of 327 Central
PARK West. have closed their summer
home at Nantucket and returned TO
town for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Hooke have
olosnd their home. Wildwood Farm, in
,be Catskills. and have returned 70
their apartment IN the Maarlo' 90
Riverside Drive.
Mrs. Alma II. Parr has returned from
the Panama Exposition ana mas tahen
an apartment at the Hotel Martinique
for the winter.
NJ and Mrs. Thomas d. Harrington,
~ Roston. are spending few days IN
.own az the Hotel Belleclaire.
ANTI-SUFFRACE MASS MEETING.
An anti-suffrage mass meeting VIII
ha hold on Saturday evening, OcIopeI
"a ~ Carnegie Hall. Among those who