New-York tribune., 1917-06-08
Society
Engagement Is Announced
of Miss Jane Morgan
To George Nichols

nounce the engagement Of their eldest
daughter, Miss Jane Morgan, TO George
Nichols, son of John W. T. Nichols, of
i2 West Eleventh Street.
Miss Morgan made her debut two
years ago, and last September went to
Europe. She first entered a hospital
at Pau and, after few months there
won't to England with the sister Of the
late Lord Kitchener and engaged in
hospital work. She is a sister of Miss
Frances T. Morgan. who Is TO be mar
ried to Paul Geddes PennOyer, OF
Berkeley. Cal, on June l6, In ST. John S
Church, LattinCtown, Long Island. She
is q GRANDDAUGHTER of the late J. Pier
mont Morgan. ard a niece Of Miss Anne
Morgan. Mrs. Herbert /. Satterlee and
Mrs William Pierson Hamilton, and
cousin OF Mrs. Arthur Woods. wife OF
th, Police Commissioner OF New YORK.
| Mss Morgan's mother was Miss Jane
\. Grew, OF Boston.
Mir. and Mrs. Morgan and the Misses
Morgan are now az their country place
at East Island, Glen Cove.
Mr.. Nichols as a graduate OF har-
ward. class Of 1900. and is member OF
tho New York Yacht and Seawanhaka
Coriuthian Yacht clubs, Piping kock
and University clubs. He IS IN ousl-
nces with his father at y Thomas
Street. The Nicholses have a country
place near the Morgans, on the hoftH
shore Of Long Island.
Miss Coline N. lngarsoll, daughter
of Colin McCrae Ingersoll, was married
to Stewart Campbell Woodworth, OF
ST % g a.
trv Of Grace Church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Charles
Lewis Slattery. reception followed
AZ the home of Mr.. and Mrs lngersolI,
Il67 East Sevcnty-iirst Street, me
bride was given in marriage by hcr
father. She wore gown OF ivory
satin, the bodice having a large stand
ing collar of Brussels lace. Her tune
vol was fastened at the back WIN "A
cluster of pearls, and she carried
bouquet Of white lilacs.
The bridesmaids were Miss Caroline
Wveth and Miss Louise Herrick. Wal
ter Edwards, of Providence, was pest
man and the ushers were Ra4ph niger
soil brother of the bride; Artnur
| Woodworth. James Clark and Joseph A.
Locke, all of Boston. .,,
NJ. Woodworth and his bride VIII
live in Brookline. Mass.
The marriage Of Miss Mildred Curtis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William John
Curtis, Of $50 Fifth Avenue, to Walter
Huchson. of Baltimore took place yes
tardav afternoon in ST. Bartholome" $
Church. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Dr. leighton Parks, assist
cd by the Rev. George Griffith. and
small reception followed at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis. .,-
Miss Lena Curtis was her sister S
maid of honor. and the other attend
ants were Mrs William y. Curtis. lr,
Mrs. John Marshall Lindsey, Mrs. Will
lam $. Kurts. Miss Charlotte Fergcr'
Miss Gertrude Henry and Miss Roberta
Whitelock.
Sturgis Ingersoll. Of Philadelphia,
was the best man. and Richard Church,
of Princeton; Or Henry II. homa' 3. ir,
Of baltimore, and William j. curtis
Jr., the ushers.
Miss Ethel Bradley, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Bradley, of BIC west
lO5th Street, became the bride oil
Everett Highly, of this city, last even
ing in st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church. West End Avenue and Eighty
sixth Street. Miss Mildred Evelyn Brad
ilev was her sisters maid of honor. The
other attendants were Mrs. John Ben
nett. Mrs. Theodore kiendei, Jr, ana
Mrs. Ralph Janney, OF this city; MRS.
Joseph Rambo. Of Philadelphia; Miss
Florence Hague, Of Newark, and Miss
Elizabeth BuHum, Of Providence.
James Bradley. jr., was his brothers
best man, and the ushers were Alvin
Alton. Ralph Janney, Edward vessel
and Frank Weismann, OF TINS city;
Ernest Schweigler, Of Cleveland, and
Harry Adams, of Scarsdale.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Charles /. Goodell, and a re-
ception followed at the home OF the
brides parents.
Miss Marjorie NJ Davis. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry e. Davis, OF III
Riverside Drive was married last even
ing at $3.50 in the Hotel Gotham TO
Frederick VI. Gebhard. son Of Fred
erick A. Gebhard, Of 55S Bramhall
Avenue, Jersey City. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. De
Lancey Townsend, of All Angels
Church. Miss Albertine Peck was the
brides maid of honor and the other
attendants were Miss Elizabeth North
rup, Miss Sally Petit, Miss Gladys
Mace and Miss Olive Field.
The marriage of Miss Louise Marie
Walsh. daughter of Mrs. Charles
Harper Walsh, to W. Price Aman, Of
Philadelphia, took place yesterday
morning in the chapel Of the Church
of St. lgnatius Loyola, Park Avenue
and Eighty-third Street. The cerc-
mony was performed by the Rev. D..
Haven Richards and a wedding break
fast followed at the home Of Mrs.
Walsh, II East Ninety-frst Street. The
bride, who was escorted to the altar
by her brother, Joseph d. Walsh, was
in white lace and satin, with hat OF
pink straw. She carried a bouquet of
pink roses and lilies-of-the-valley
Miss Mary Bouvier Walsh, who, was
her sisters maid of honor, was In blue
taFeta with a hat of white straw.
Elizabeth Bouvier Walsh, another sis
ter Of the bride, was the flower girl.
Her frock was Of blue chiffon over
white satin.
Mrs Thomas Shevlin and Marshall
Hackney Russell took out a marriage
license yesterday at City Hall Their
wedding takes place on June il at the