The sun., 1918-09-22
General Notes of Society


bride was given away by Der father and
was attended by Miss Amelia Murray
and Miss Claude H. Edgerton. Their
frooks OF lavender and blue clinton were
trimmed with silver cloth and they wore
large picture hats. Their bouquets were
Of Ophela roses and lavender sweet
pens tied with lavender and blue rib
bons.
Lieut.. Edwin Leslie McFalls, Re
serve Military Aviation, U. s. A., was
the best man. Lieut.. Green and his
bride will reside at Hampton. Va.
where he Is stationed.
Another or next months brides, Miss
Anne s. Holly. daughter of Newman
Holly of Port Chester. n. Y, has
chosen Octobet as tho date OF her
marriage to Second Lieut.. Roy Dear
styne of Greenwich. Conn. II will take
place In the First Baptist Church, Port
Chester and the ceremony, which will
be performed at o'clock, will be fol-
lowed by n reception. The Rev. Leo b.
Thomas will ofIiciato.
Miss Alice Josephine Johnson, only
daughter of City Chamberlain and Mrs.
Alfred J. Johnson of all West Seventy
eighth street. was married on Wednes-
day TO Francis J. Coyle. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles p. Coyle Of New Haven,
Conn. The wedding took place in the
Church OF the Holy Trinity. West
Eghty-second street, and the Rev.
Lewis Cusaek of tho Church of the As
cension. assisted by the rector, the Rev.
John G. Mccormick, performed tho
ceremony. It was followed by a low
nuptial mass.
The church was decorated with Ascen-
sion lilies. white carnations and palms.
her father wore gown of soft white
satin trimmed with poin, lace. and
orange blossoms and made with court
train. Her tule veil was fastened with
a Russian headdress Of point lace and
she carried "a shower bouquet Of lilies
of the valley
The bridegroom's sister. Miss Louise
Coyle. was her only attendant and was
dressed in orange colored net over satin
Of the same shade and wore dark
purple velvet hat James L. IIoyc
served as best man, and Lieut.. +. f.
barrett. l53d Depot Brigade, L. 8. A,
and Louis b. Hnchciffe were tho
ushers.
No date has been arranged for the
wedding OF Miss Virginia Eason Heck
man TO Lieut.. Carl Richard Wagner.
son of Mr.. and Mrs Louis G. Wagner
of $40 West Eighty-sixth street. Their
engagement was formally announced
last week by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| William H. Hickman of this city.
. Lieut.. Wagner Is a brother of Lieut..
Louis c. Wagner. Jr., aviation section.
Signal Corps.
; Miss Dorothy Frances Jones and
Lieut.. II, b. Van Houton, L. s. n. were
married recently In St Andrews Me
mortal Episcopal Church. Yorkers, by
A,,,t,n Ltl Iaft
the church under an arch Of swords
held aloft by number of the bride
, groom's fellow officers of the Pelham
Bay Naval Training Station, where he
is an instructor
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Edna Jones. as maid of honor. and
she also had a matron OF honor, Mrs.
James j. Purdy. Jr. of this city, and
four bridesmaids, Miss Margaret Joan
. Turner of New York, Miss Albertine
! Rudolf, Miss Marguerite Van Houten OF
Yonkers and Miss Elizabeth Oliver Of
Philadelphia.
The bride ia n daughter OF the late
Harry +. Jones OF Park Hin terrace,
fonkers, and was graduated from st.
Agatha's School. Lieut.. Van IIouten
} enlisted in the navy last year He took
, the officers course of training at CO.
, lumbia University
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson r. Fuller
OF Flushing, L. T., celebrated their
: golden wedding on Sunday at the homo
OF her sister-In-law. Mira David A.
Rafter 81 Kenmore place. Brooklyn.
For over quarter OF century they
have resided in Flushing and they were
the recipients OF many congratulations.
I They have two children. John Fuller OF
Flushing and Mrs. Judson Snyder OF
, Northpor, l., !,
In ST. Peters Roman Catholic Church
in Barclay street Miss Gladys Emily
Luckhurst, daughter OF Capt. and Mrs.
Allen Luckhurst of Little Neck L. T..
was married on Tuesday morning to
, Lieut.. George NJ. Elect. l.. s. Coast Ar
tillery. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Father w Noonan. The
, bride was attended by her sister. Mrs.
, Eliot Low. whose marriage 10 Ensign
Low. U. s. n, took place a few months
ago.
In the Church OF St Rose Of Lima,
St. Nicholas avenue and l65th street.
Miss Evelyn O'Calaghan. daughter OF
Thomas O'Canaghan. was married OH
Tuesday morning to William BetZig OF
this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Edward 'Mahoney
and was followed by wedding break
last 1l lHt uOnle VI lnf DTluc y IdtneT,
at $40 West l62d street. Afterward
Mr.. Betzig and his bride left for n
honeymoon tip through the South and
West
The bride entered the church with her
father and was dressed in white satin
combined with tulls and wore a tulis
veil. Mrs. II. d. Brennan. Miss Irene
Russell and Miss Louise Stoite attended
her She also had two flower girls tho
Misses Josephine and Catherine Bren-
nan. Frederick OCallaghan. her
brother, attended Mr.. Betzg az best
man and Carl Betzig. William Carroll
and II. u. Brennan served as ushers.
AS the brides father, Frank Lorrg,
is going abroad soon in connection with
the Red Cross. the marriage OF Miss
Mildred Lorlng to Ernest Huntington
Ripley was hurriedly arranged and
celebrated on Monday morning at her
home. IL East Thirty-second street. by
} the Rev. Mr. Crispbel Mr. Ripley il thu
son of Hardy Ripley OF Rochester. NJ Y.
Al Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoffa formerly
OF Washington and now of the Hotel
Monterey, announce the engagement u
. their daughter. Miss Emma b. IIoffa,
to Herbert G. Harris, son Of Mr.. and