The sun., 1918-10-27

ment Of Miss Catharine Haines Mac
Afee. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blair MacAfee Of Ardmore Pa, and
the Mount. Ascot. England. to Lieut..
Paul Stilwell Brinsmade. Air Service.
U. 8. A, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Newman Brinsmade Of 81 West Forty
ninth street. Lieut.. Brinsmade was
graduated from Yale in 1912 and
served with Squadron A on the Mexi-
can border in 1915. Since last Febru-
airy he has been with the American
Expeditionary Forces In Franco
Sir William and Lady Reid Of ST.
Johns, N. F., who pass several months
of the year at the Waldorf Astoria,
announced recently the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Lois Reid, to
Lieut.. Col. Hugh Knox Niven. military
secretary to Sir Charles Harris, K. C.
NJ. G., Governor General of Newfound-
land. Miss Reid attended school in
London. England. She has two
brothers serving with the Canadian
forces and another brother. Capt.
Bruce Reid, was killed in the battle
Of the Somme in July. 1916. Col.
Niven is a son of the late Major-G Gen.
Knox Niven Of the British army.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Elizabeth Collins, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick G. Collins.
Jr.. Of Pelham Manor. n. Y, to Lieut.
Roger Wilmington Thompson, U. S. A.,
| son OF Lieut.. NJ. w. Thompson,
Signal Corps. U. S. A. and Mrs.
Thompson. Lieut.. Thompson went
overseas with the 306th Infantry, but
returned to this country a few weeks
ago and Is now with the Seventy-third
Infantry at Camp Devens. Aver,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Doran OF
| this city and Bellport, L. l., have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Mary Noble Doran. to
Lieut.. Stanley NJ. Rinehart, Jr., U. s.
A. eldest son of Major Stanley Mar
shall Rinehart, L. S. A., and Mrs.
Rinehart Lieut.. Rineharts mother Is
Mary Roberts Rinehart. the novelist.
In the American Church, Florence,
Italy. on Tuesday, Miss Margaret
Baldwin, daughter of the late DR..
William Wherefore Baldwin. an
American physician who lived for
many years in Italy. will be married
to Emerson McMillin Sd, of this city.
Unless their duties interfere Rogers
Benjamin and Lawrence White OF
New York, both of whom are in the
United States service in Italy, will be
Of ha Iol
Mr.. McMillin, whose mother also
makes her home In Florence, is
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
McMiliin, who now own Darlington,
the residence at Ramsey, n. j.. which
was built by the late George Crocker.
Until a short time ago he was private
secretary to Thomas Nelson Page,
United States Ambassador to Italy,
but he is now in the aviation service
Of the United States Navy.
The marriage of Mrs G.. Richardson
Talcott, daughter OF the late e. w.
Richardson of Brooklyn and Mrs. Rich
ardson, now living in Morristown,
n. j., to Robert f. Townsend will
take place on Thursday afternoon at
the home of the bride, "a Olyphant
Park, Morristown. On account OF the
Illness of Mr.. Townsend's father only
few relatives and intimate friends
will witness the ceremony.
Miss Anita Delafeld, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick s. Delafield,
will be married to Ensign John E. p,
Morgan u. s. N, son OF Mrs. E. Par
sons Morgan and grandson Of the
late John +. Parsons, early next month
IN Lenox, Mass, Ensign Morgan has
been on duty in foreign waters for a
year. but has obtained a leave OF alb
sence to return to this country for
the wedding.
Announcement was made last week
by the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Glen
denim of the marriage of their daurh-
ter, Miss Gabrielle Clendenln. to Cant
Edward Canning stahl, U. s. A., which
took place on Tuesday at their home
IN Chappaqua n. Y, This Rev. Dr.
John Mark Ericsson, rector of st.
Johns Church, Yonkers, performed the
marriage ceremony.
The bride Is a granddaughter of the
late Horace Greeley. She is interested
in war activities and is a member of
the Woman's Motor Corps. Capt. StahI
Is son Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.
Stahl OF this city. He was In COM
mand of Fort Tilden until recently.
when he received orders TO proceed
overseas. On this account the we'd
ding was hurriedly arranged.
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