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following the ceremony will be held.
The engagement was announced re-
Gently.
Much interest and not q little sur
prise were caused by the announcement
OF the marriage on Wednesday after
noon Of Mrs. Evelyn Harris Brown and
Samuel l.. NJ. Barlow. which was
quietly celebrated at the home OF the
bridegroom's father. Magistrate Peter
Townsend Barlow. Mrs. Brown. as Miss
Evelyn Harris. came here some years
ago from New orleans with excellent
letters Of introduction, n her French
re~citations were greatly enjoyed, more
particularly after she had been for
some time under the direction Of Nine.
Sarah Bernhardt, who in turn studied
English with Miss Harris.
Mr.. Barlow was graduated from Har-
ward two years ago and IL an ardent
student Of music. having composed
many songs much in the spirit Of the
ancient and modern French schools. He
10 tho grandson Of the late Mr.. and
Mra. Samuel l.. NJ. Barlow. whose
DlUu ut i NliCiSpI dNtiluS WIS nDliIlt
in It's day. Mrs. Barlow, n Of the
most conspicuous women Of society,
was one Of the daughters OF Peter
Townsend. who had n great estate ad-
Joining that of the first Peter IOrillard.
which Is now Tuxedo Park. Mr.. Bar
low Is also a grandson OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Matthews, and
he is IA nephew Of Prof. Brander
Matthews Of Columbia University.
Tho wedding followed Mrs. Browns
recital on Wednesday afternoon, and
Il was witnessed by relatives Of the
pair.
M. and Mrs. Edward L. Norton, Jr.
Who were married In the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest on Monday afternoon,
are passing their honeymoon in the
South. Mrs. Norton is the only daugh-
ter OF the late Bryce Gray. her mother
now being Mrs. Cornelius II. Cal
laghan. A large reception at the Col
ony Club followed the marriage cere.
mony.
A Boston wedding OF next month will
Nv "a ANSA''N W hois hCkS. \ VIII
be that of Miss Rosamond Eliot
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Amory Eliot
to Frederic Munroe Burnham. n son OF
William A. Burnham Of Boston. Mr..
Burnham Is n brother Of Mrs. Austen
Gray Of this city and his mother, who
died some years ago., was Miss Alice
Munroe. sister OF Henry Whitney
Munroe Of this city, and daughter OF
the late John Munroe. who founded
the we'll known banking house in Paris
The wedding will be celebrated In En-
manuel Church. Boston, on May q
and will be attended by nurucrou.
friends and relatives from this city.
Like the Easter weddings, the en-
Gagements announced last week wer.
numerous. Among them was that OF
Miss Adeline Townsend, daughter o
M. and Mrs. J. Allen Townsend, {,
Edwin Tunniclif Fox. sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Duane Fox o
Tlmsford, y. Y. Miss Townsend ha
been passing the Easter season Will
her parents at Virginia Hot Springs
Their New York home IL nj 237 Madi
son avenue. where Mr.. and Mrs. Town
send gave several entertainments 10.
their daughter. who was n debutant,
of two years ago. Miss Marion Town
send. a younger sister. was INTRODUCED
70 society last winter. and another sis
ter Is Mrs. Robert C. Winmill. y,
date has been set for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell II. Hoadley
Jr., announced recently the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Louis
Russell Hoadley. TO El,ery Sedgwicl
James, son of Henry \. James Of thi
city. Miss Hoadley was introduced t
society a year ago. h IS n grand
daughter OF Mrs. Frederic II. Belts an,
a niece Of l.. +. Holbrook Belts, VIII
gave n brilliant ball for her at the tim
of her coming out. Miss Hoadle,
passes the summer season ~ South
ampton. l.. J., and Murray Fay, Can
ada.
An engagement OF much interest :
society here. Ia Newport and in Wash
1ngton. u. G., was hat announced r.
Gently OF Miss Laura C%.hanler. a daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop ChanleI
to Lawrence G.. White, only son Of tn
late Stanford White. Miss Chanler is
member OF one OF the most prominei
families In this city. She is n grand