The sun., 1916-10-08
tCo~ts~ued from Ft~st Peggy

Sdptaiu anu MTs. Dl&OH, loO JdIndlCa
avenue. A special train will leave the
Pennsylvania Station ut $3.50 o'clock
for guests from this city. returning
immsdiately after the wedding recep-
tion.
Mis- Mary Newberry Dixon will be
her listers maid Of honor and the
other attendants will be Mrs. Court.
landt p. Dixon "a and the Misses
Elizabeth etebbins Clark Of Park
H4il. N. r., q niece Of the bridegroom:
Elsie Oarretson Finch. Augusta Pol
hemus Dixon Of this city; Helen Hun
ter Norwell Of Nashua. N. H.: Made
leins L. Bogert. Clara Lane and Janet
McKim Of Flushing, L. I. Miss Eliz.
abeth Speer Andrews of Flushing, q
niece Of the bride. win bc the flower
girl.
Frederick Hamilton Clark will be his
brothers best man and the ushers will
b Charles Waterbury Clark, c. Louis
Dixon and WHY'S Dixon. brothers Of
tho bride; Richmond Weed Of Flush
ing. Richard p. Kent Of Merrick. L. l.:
Henry T. Maury. Anthony J. Blocker
and Morris Underhill Of this city.
In the First Parish Church at Dover,
Mass.. on Saturday will be celebrated
the wedding Of Miss Caroline w. Fos-
ter, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. W. Foster Of Boston. L Theodore
A. Sixer Of this city and Port WASH
ington, l.. l. Many relatives and
friends will so from New York for
the wedding ceremony. which will be
followed by a reception at h homs
q tho brides parents.
The wedding OF Miss Mildred Brown
North. daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles w. North, to Assistant Pay
master Edward Randolph Eberle,
u. 8. ~. will be celebrated in st.
Stephens Church. Providence. r. L..
on Saturday afternoon. II will be q
naval wedding and will be followed by
Q large reception at the homo Of the
brides parents. Miss Mittie Arnold,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Z.
Arnold, will be the maid OF honor and
the Misses Marion Baker and Virginia
Otsby will be flower girls.
The best man will he Lieutenant
Everett D.. Capehart, Y. &. N. and
tho ushers, all officers of the United
States Navy. will include Assistant
Naval Constructor Garland Fulton.
Lieutenant Richard f. Dyed. Lieuten-
ant Scion T.. Rose. Ensign Henry
Mollinix. Ensign Allan Ashbrook and
Ensign William s. Eberle.
Ono Of the early autumn country
weddings in Beverly Farms, Mass,
was hat Of Miss Francise Williams,
daughter Of Colonel John r. Will
Jams. U. s. A., retired. to John Bal
lant!ne Pltney. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
o. II. Pitney of Morristown. N. J. II
was celebrated on September 10 at
the country home Of Mrs. Joseph
Letter. sister Of the bride. and was
witnessed by relatives ana friends
rom New York, Warrington. Boston
ana Norristown. N. J.
Miss Prudence Cleveland 6terry.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
sterry. will be married to George
Watson Hall Smith. Of Providence.
r. l.. on Saturday. October u. IN st.
Luks's Church. Hot Springs. Va
Many relatives and friends from
Providence and this city will go to
Hot Springs for the wedding ceremony,
which will be followed by a large re-
ception at the Pillars. the country
place OF the brides parents. The Rev.
DR.. George Morgan Ward. rector OF
tho Episcopal church built by Henry
NJ. Flagler at Palm Beach. Fla. will
o~ffciate.
The bride will have Miss Parrlet
Smith Of Providence, . sister Of the
bridegroom. for her maid Of honor.
and the other attendants will be Miss
Virginia sterry. sister Of the bride:
Miss Louise Wise OF Wilmington.
Del. . niece Of Mrs. Henry NJ. Flag
Ter: Miss Josephine Wells. Miss
Esther Tiers, Miss Marie Thayer and
Miss Caryi Hackstan.
Charles Morris Smith. Jr.. brother
Of the bridegroom. will act rs best
man. The ushers will be Lester Ar
mour. Jarvis Cromwell. David WIN.
Hanson, Edward McIlvain. Jr.. Mather
Cleveland Of this city: William W.
Smith ana Gordon Reid Of Provi-
dence.
The Green Meadow Country Club al
Rye. y. y. which will open its doors
with @ formal reception in the latter
part Of this month. 10 destined to be
an important factor in social life. In
cluded among It's founders are many
persons Of prominence from Rye
White Plains. Purchase. Harrison,
rortchester, Greenwich and New York
The club IL the first in the Fast
en- ha %o,,pdAd nm thA Milan ~ q fypiraItu
English country club. Tendencies in
club life in this country. heretofore
lave always been toward lavish OK.
penditure. 40 that people are likely "a
welcome n club that Is managed alons
lines OF simplicity and substantially