The sun., 1919-06-15
MRS. EDWARD BREWSTER PRNDLE,
Shoho BIZ oANhS q s4uEoRD

guests, including in addition to rela-
lives, most intimate friends.
The marriage of Miss Mary Haskell,
a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Amory
Haskell of this city, to Henry Morgan
Post will take place Saturday at noon
in the Little Church of st. Peters by
the Sea- Galilee, ~. j., near Seabright,
As the church is small tho marriage
ceremony will be witnessed by rela-
tives and most intimate friends. Miss
Haskell's sister, Mrs. Rowland b.
Jones. will be the matron OF honor.
The bridesmaids will be her four cous-
ins. the Misses Audrey Rlker, Mar
saret Strong. Gertrude Hoyt and Eliz-
abeth Amory Of Boston and Miss Edith
Graham and Miss Emily Gilbert,
Charles H. Post will be his brothers
best man. and the ushers will include
Morgan II. Post, another brother: L.
Vail Stebbins. Rowland Il. Jones,
Russell A. Cowles. Charles. Stewart
Butler Clarence II. Young, Edmund
ClaTy and Amory Haskell, brother
OF the bride. After the ceremony there
will be a reception and wedding break
fast att Oak Hill Farm, the country
place OF the brides parents in Red
Bunk
New York guests for the wedding
ceremony will leave West Twenty
third street and North River at $50
o'clock, and they will return after the
bi eakfast via the Pennsylvania Rail
road. Guests for the breakfast will
leave by special train from the Penn
syivania Station. and on their return
will arrive In New York shortly after
o'clock.
One OF the late weddings OF this
month will be that of Miss Lanier
| Comfy, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Ger
rard Comfy, to John Murray Mitchell,
which will take place on the after
neon OF June rs In st. Mary's Church,
! Tuxedo Park. A reception will follow
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Comfy in
East Lake road. Special cars will be
reserved for New York guests on the
train leaving Jersey City at 2:4o
o'clock.
| Another wedding set for June 20 will
be that of Miss Marion Virginia
Schultz, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Schultz, to Leslie Coomhs
Bruce, Jr.. which will take place In
the Rosemary Hall Chapel OF Rose
mary School, In Greenwich, Conn. Fol-
lowing the ceremony there will be a
reception on the lawn at Shamrock
Park, the country home Of the brides
parents, In the event of unfavorable
weather the reception will be held at
the Greenwich Country Club.
The marriage of Miss Ciarice Emile
| Paterson, daughter OF Mrs. NJ. Dore-
mus Paterson, to John McEntee Bow
man, will take place on the afternoon
OF June 20 in the Central Presbyterian
Church. Madison avenue and Fifty
seventh street. The Rev. DR.. Wilton
Merle Smith, pastor OF the church, will
perform the marriage ceremony. Miss
Paterson will enter the church with
her uncle. Frederick S, Doremus of
Greenwich. Conn, and will have no
attendants. On account OF mourning
IN both families only a small number
will witness tho ceremony and at
tend the reception which will follow
~ the home Of Mrs. Paterson, 81 West
Eighty-seventh street.
| Miss Pauline Morgan. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, William Fellowss Nor
gan, was married In ST. Georges
Church Thursday afternoon to Lieut.,
Cleveland u, Dodge. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleveland II, Dodge and grand
son Of the late william Earl Dodge.
Tho Rev, DR.. Karl ReilAnd performed
the marriage ceremony. The bride
had her sister Mrs, Frederic pruyn OF