New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

DunninC. whose marriage 20 Philips
l.. y. Greene Will take place next fall
The marriage Of Miss Mary B. r.
Ganett, daughter Of the late Mercer
Garnett. of Virginia, and a niece of
Colonel Edwin Stevens, Of Hobokcn and
Bcr0ardsy.lle. y. j.. 90 the Rev. James
Clayton Mitchell, formerly rector of
Trinity Church. Hoboken, will take
place tomorrow in st. Bernard's
Church, Bcrnardsville, y. !. A We'd
ding breakfast VIII follow at the home
o. Mrs Charles Merrill Chaplin, half
sister Of Miss Garnet. Miss Garnett's
mother married for her second husband
Edwin Lewis. Of Hoboken, a descend
ant OF the Gusts family, Of Virginia.
Miss Mildred Clafin. daughter of M
and Mrs Adams Cla1in, vii. be married
20 Henry II. Marshall, son Of S. Dun
can Marshall, OF l2l East Eighty-;irst
Street. tomorrow ~ the home Of her
PARENTS in Newton Centre, Mass. The
engagement was announced last win
ter. Mr. Marshall and his bride vii!
make their home IN Boston.
One Of the interesting engagements
announced
Mary Farquhar Baker. elder daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Baker Of 3
East Seventy-iifth Street, TO Henry lie
Roy Finch, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward L. Finch. Of Graystone, Plain
held. Y. J. Miss Baker made her debut
about two years ago. Mr.. Finch is
trother of Edward L. Finch, who mar
rlcd Miss Mary /. Deladcld. and OF
Rufus c. Finch, who married Miss
Adelaide 3. Gardner. The wedding viii
take place in the early autumn.
Announcement was made last Wednes-
day Of the engagement OF Miss Eunlce
Hall Linsly, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah James Linsly. TO Charles A.
sampson, of Rochester, y. Y. Miss
Lnsly is granddaughter Of the late
DR.. Jared Linsly and a niece Of Mrs.
Orlando b. Potter, Of this city. he
wedding will take place in October.
The engagement was recently am
rouuced Of Mss Grace Guuthcr
Wnant. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry d. Wiuant. Of 81 Park Avenue,
10 Charles 4. Barry. son Of the Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. David G. Barry, Of To-
ledo. Miss Ninant, who is a grand ,
daughter of the late William Henry
Gunther, was introduced to society a
year ago. Mr. Barry was graduated
from Brown University.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scribner, jr,
who were married on Wednesday IN the
Church of the Heavenly Rest, viii
spend 'he summer az Far Hills, y. j.
Mrs. Scribner was Miss Vera Blood
good. daughter of Hildreth T.. Blood
good. At the wedding her sister, Mrs.
j.. Macy Willcts, acted as her malron
Of honor.
The marriage of Miss Helen Frew,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter K.
Frcw, 20 Ralph Peters jrr took place
on Saturday. May 22, in Hampstead,
Long Island. The bride was attended
by Mrs Warren Church, of Philadel-
ph;a. Mrs. George Pierrcpont, Mrs.
Frederick =. Clarke. Miss Dorothy
Peters. Miss Sybil Me.cher and Miss
Edith Brakeman.
For the benefit Of the Serbian Relief
Fund. the first Of an interesting series
Of conferences o. the psychology and
philosophy OF color and form IN in
terror decorating GnG furnishing was
given by Henry J. Dawson. under the
direction OF Mrs. Frederick Elser. on
Friday morning al the home Of Mrs.
Walter Jennings, al Cold Spring llar-
hor. Long Island. Among the sub
scribers were Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bIt, Mrs Payne Whitney. Mrs. Pres
ton T. Satterwhite, Mrs. I Reeve Mcr-
ritt. Mrs William Alexander. Mrs. !.
Henry Alexandra, Mrs. Herbert II. Har-
r.man. Mrs. Frederic r. Coudert, Mrs.
Oliver W. Bird and Mrs. Frank Gray
Griswold. The talk will be repeated
By Mr.. Dawson next Friday az the
home Of Mrs. K. Merritt, Oyster Bay.
and again on Tuesday. June 3. al the
home of Mrs. William Ayraul, Hazard,
Ccdurhurst. Long Island. when the pro
cccds viii 20 TO the destitute Polish
people.