New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-14
Engagements Announced

Engagements Announced.
: number ofinterestinr cuge gements
have been made known in the last few
days. George r. Sheldon announced
the engagement OF his two daughters.
Mrs. Samuel Stevens Sands and Mrs.
Sheldon Fuller. within the last ten
days. Mrs. Sands Is betrothod 70
Richard Whitney and will be married
to MIN on May p, and Mrs Fuller to
Magistrate Daniel F. Murphy. with
whom she has been associated IN
philanthropic work in behalf Of friend
les delinquents who are brought into
the city's police courts. Mrs. Fuller
obtained a divorce from her first hus-
band. William Fuller. in 1910.
Mrs Sands was married TO SIR.
Sands a son Of Mrs William X. Van
derbilt and the late Samuel Stevens
Sands. in October, 1910. On July .,
1913. he was killed in an automobile
accident at East Hampton, Long ISL
and, leaving his wife with one child,
then two years old. Mrs. Sands's broth
err, George Winthrop Sands, was killed
in an automobile accident in Francs
five years earlier Mr.. Whitney, who
lives in this city, is a son OF the late
George Whitney OF Boston. His
brother, George Whitney. married
Miss Marina b. Bacon. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bacons
Another engagement announced last
week was that Of Miss Catherine Law
renee Richardson, daughter of Mrs.
George H. Richardson, OF II West
Seyenty-fourth Street, to Victor Har-
ris. composer and instructor in music
The wedding will take place on June
20 in the Church Of the Messiah and
will be followed by small reception
al the home Of Mrs. Richardson.
Dr. Walter T. Chappcil, OF 2 East
Fisty-ffth Street, announced carly in
the week the engagement Of his daugh-
ter. Miss Constance Chappell, to Ed
ward T. H. Talmage. jr, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward T. II. Talmage. Of
~ East Sixty-seventh Street Miss
Chappeli is a sister of Mrs. II. Rudolph
Kunhardt, jr
Mr. and Mrs David Chalmers. %
Amsterdam, n. y, have made known
I the engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth ". Chalmers. 20 wal
! ter F. Reisinger, son Of Mrs. Hugh
| Reisinger, OF 993 Fifth Avenue. Miss
Chalmers father is president Of the
! Chalmers Knitting Company Mr..
Reisinger is brother OF Curt II.
3 Reisinger who married Miss Mary L.
Mckee, daughter OF Ny and Mrs.
James R. Mckee and granddaughter Of
the late cx-President Benjamin Har-
rison.
Mr.. and Mrs Noble Mcconnell have
opened their country place, on overhill
Road. Scarsdale, ~ y, for the sum
mor.
Mr.. Benjamin Adriance gives q
luncheon on Wednesday at the Hotel
Astor Cor Mrs. Mcconnell
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Brand arc al
the Hotel Belleclaire for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Werner. who
were married on Saturday. April %. at
/ the home Of the brides parents. Col
onel and Mrs. George W. Kavsnaugh.
/ 667 Madison avenue, arc spending their
honeymoon at Hot Springs, Va On
their return they will live at $40 Park
avenue.
Mrs. Werner was Miss Leonora J.
/ HGbe-le. The striking full length piet-
urc Of her which appears in this is
sue OF the Graphic Section, and was
taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Braden, through
a printing error bore the name Of Miss
Lillian Hyde. Through a similar err
ror Miss Haberle's name was attached
to the picture OF Miss Hyde. taken BY
the Campbell Studio.
A dance was given at the Huntington
Golf and Marine Club, Huntington.
Long Island, last night Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. W. Kinnan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy c. Gasser. Mr.. and Mrs. Wsl'
ter c. Hathaway. F. W. Sparks and
Frank l.. Baldwin.
Much interest is being taken IN
the auction bridge to be gwen on May