New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
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Coskrv Butt. brother Of the bride
groom. will be best man, and the usneIS
will be Dave Hennen Coddington, Erls
void Lorillard. William Watson, req
orick T. Trelinghuysen, Henry l. NC
Niekar, Charles II. Jackson. Clarence
NJ Chauncov and James '. 7. NogeL
A wedding breakfast will follow at the
home OF the brides parents, MI. anu
Mrs Herman Nogel.
Miss Katherin Ramsdcn Fitch, dauglh,,,
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Allen Fitch, VIII
be married TO Edwin Boynton Dlcklh-
son on April 2s at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Fitch. 80 West Fifty-slX'h
street. Owing 20 a recent death in Mr..
Dickinson's family the wedding VIII
be a quiet one. Miss Fitch's only at
tcrdants will be her sisters. Mrs. Con
nor Lawrence and Miss Marion Fitch'
Wells s. Dickinson will be his brother
best man.
The last for this season Of the Colony
Dances. organized for girls not YET
out. was given last night at the colony
Club. Among those who gave dinners
before the dance were Mrs. NaiteI
b. James. Mrs. Sherman Flint, Mrs.
Charles 3. Hillhouse, Mrs. cambridge
Colby and Mrs. Percy II. Stewart
There will be sale on Thursday al
tho Waldorf Astoria for the benefit oil
the women and children of the dcyas-
tinted district Of France. Laces, I'm
gories and novelties which have re
Gently arrived from Europe Will he
on sale. Among those interested IN the
affair are Mrs. Victor Morawetz, Mrs.
W. Adams Delano and Miss Edith Far
sons Morgan. The sale will be opened
in the morning and will continue the
entire day.
Miss Mary l. Francke. daughter OF
Mrs. Lindsey Tappin, of l65 East Sew
enty-frst street. will be married to
George West Van Sicen. member OF
the Eth Regiment. on Tuesday after
noon in the chaJtry OF Grace Church.
Miss Francke's youngest sister, MISS
Eleanor II. Francke. will be her only
attendant. and Edward Van Slclen VIII
be his brothers. best man.
The marriage Of Miss Bcrnicc Marks,
daughter Of Borough President and
Mrs Marcus NJ. Marks, TO Robert b.
StearnS will take place at noon on
April at the nome Of the brides par
ents. East Ninety-fOurth street. Inc.
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Dr.. John L. Elliott. Miss Marks
will have no attendants. Arthur H..
IIahlo. brother-in-law of Mr.. StearnS,
will act as hest man
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hauptner have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Florence Gregor
Hauptner and Walter Wychoff Brinck-
erhofT. The wedding will take place
at o'clock on Saturday, April IA, at
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Nine
ty-first street and West End avenue.
Miss Gertrude Louise Gilbert will be
the only bridesmaid. Maurice j. SWEET
land will be the best man, and
Rhys T. Prankard Raymond d. Whit
more, Stillwell Nevius. William G. +.
Stewart. William r. Harron and Charles
G. Keller will be the ushcrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward Colon,
Of the Hotel Lucerne, have announced
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Rita Clark Colon, TO Franklin Petit,
son of Leicester Sterling Petit, Of this
city Mr.. Petit was graduated from
Cornell in 1914.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement of Miss Cara Lane, dauGh
ter of Mrs. William II. Lane, Of DAP
Sanford Avenue, Flushing, Long Island,
10 Charles Fisk, also of Flushing.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Margaret Frances Meeker, daughter of
Mrs William PassmOre Meeker, OF
Maplewood, y. j., to William Morton
Graeber, of Meriden, Conn.
Mrs. James J. Gormley gave a dinner
on Tuesday at her home. 916 st. Marks
Avenue, Brooklyn, for Mrs. Noble Nc,
Cornell. The decorations were of
spring flowers in the Mozart Society
colors. Mrs. Frank G. Cochran gave
a theatre party and supper on Thurs
day for Mrs. Mcconnell.
Mrs. Reginald Wright Kaufman was
the guest of honor at dinner given
last Tuesday at the Marie Antoinette
by Mrs. Robert j. Shores.
The annual meeting of the Duryea
War Relief will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Charles II. Ditson, 10 East Thirty
seventh Street, Wednesday afternoon
at 4:3O. There will be songs by Fran
co.'s van Vaerenbergh, a soldier from
the trenches.
Mrs. John Fitz Gibbon will give
dance on Monday, April 9, at her home,
81 West 123d Street, for Miss Edith
Bourne, the debutante daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Griswold Bourne.
With such patrons and patronesses
as Governor and Mrs. Charles S. Whit
man, former Ambassador James W.
Gerard and Mrs. Gerard. Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Rockefeller, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob II. Schif, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II.
Kahn and others, a concert and the
dansant will be given at the Hotel Bilt-
more on the afternoon of Friday, April
20, for the benefit of the New Motor
Ambulance Fund of the New York
County Red Cross. Among the artists
will be David Bispham, barytone; Nine
Del Vale, coloratura soprano; Miss
Mary Jordan, contralto. and Miss Mary
Lawton, who will give in costume her
war poems Woodruff Rogers and Carl
Dies will be at the piano, and there
also will be a well known solo pianist,
whose name will be announced later.
Tickets, at So each, or boxes, seating
six. at $50, may be obtained from Mrs.
r Eordinand WilcoX of No 11S East