New-York tribune., 1917-07-12
Society
Miss Louise Van Wagenen
Becomes the Bride of
William Anson

Miss Louise Van Wagenen, daughter
of Mrs. Frederick De Voc Van wage
nen. Of IA East Thirty-sixth Street
was married yesterday afternoon IN tne
chanel of the Church of the lncarna-
tion to william Anson, son OF the
second Earl OF Lichheld. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Bridges. and a small reception followed
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. henry
Evans. II East Forty-hfth Street
The bride. who was given away oy
bsr uncle. DR.. Andrew J. Gilmour, OF
this city, wore a gown of white en-
broidered chiffon and duchess I9ce' 4
Her only attendant was her sister hts, -
James T. Terry, who was dresser ~
mink chiffon, with which she wore d
brown tulle hat. Frederic Potts moore
was Mr.. Anson's best man. lhere "e'e
no ushers. I'll. 90 bis
ranch, near San Angelo, Tex "heLe
they will live. He has been an Amei,,
can citizen for years. Mr.. AhSon IS of g
brother of the present third harl Oh
Iicbfsld and of the Hon. Alfred Anson'
who is now with the British troops III
France and who married MIS- Jonh o.
Emery, of this city. Another orothei,
the Hon. Francis Anson, marrIeu
laughter of George Cleveland, OF
Taxss and lives in London, His sis
tors are Lady Streatfield, Lady Raw,
son, Lady Ryder and the Countess u
Lovelace. of
Mrs Arson is a member OF one OF
the oldest families of this state ana
formerly lived at Fulton, y. !. Sne
attended Smith.
Miss Carol A. Hartman, youngest
daughter of the late E. II. Hartman.
and Richard Penn Smith, only son or
Mrs. Richard Penn Smith, OF PhlIa-
delphia, were married yesterday IN 81
Johns Church, near the Hartman es,
tate. at Arden, n. Y. Onl y small
number OF relatives and frlends at
tended the ceremony and the reception
at Arden House.
Mrs. Grayce Aull Sorg, widow OF Pau
Arthur Sorg, well known whip ana
sportsman. and Reginald W. BriXey' OF
Seymour. Conn, and New YORK, were
married Yesterday at noon at the nome
of the bride. "Bide-a-Bit," at Lakewood,
Y. The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Charles Bayard Mitchell, an
uncle of the bride. Mrs. Brixey is the
daughter of William F. Aull. OF Wayne,
Penn. Mr.. Brixey was graduated from
the Sheffield Scientific School,. Yale
University. in 1908. He is member OF
the University, Yale and knollwood
Country clubs. Mr.. and Mrs. brlxey
will make their winter home at 40 East
Sixty-hrst Street.
Miss Harriet May Woodward, daugh1-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Wood
ward. of Middletown, Ohio, will be
married to Ewin r. Philbin, son OF Jus
tice and Mrs. Eugene A. Philbin. OF this
city at the rectory of St. Patrick's Ca
thedral By the Rev McQuade at noon to-
dav. Miss Woodward has been visiting
Mr. Philbin's aunt, Mrs. F. Harold
Rrown. The wedding will be fastened
because Of the mobilization. Mr.. PhH-
hin ia an officer in the 69th Regiment.
Miss Marie A. Van Pelt, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van Pelt, OF
oao Convent Avenue, was married 10
William Waters Schwab. son OF Mrs.
Jeannette NJ. Schwab and the late H.
n Schwab. Yesterday morning in the
Church of Lady Of Lourdes. West 142d
Street Miss Florence T. Van Pelt was
her sisters maid of honor and Edward
Suau served as Mr.. Schwab's best man.
Nr Schwab is member OF the st
Field Hospital and leaves soon Tor
France.
Miss Elsie Welsh Saltus, niece OF
Miss Josephine Chandler Smith; OF 559
PARK Avenue, will be married to D.
Theus Munds, Of 47O Park Avenue, son
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. James Dick