The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-11


David Bigelow, Lloyd B. Meana
Francis w. Hatch and Russell s. Cod.
man, all Of Boston. A reception fol.
lowed in the homo OF the brides aunt
Mrs. Henry W.lmerding Payne, IA
West Thirty-sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabyan have left for
the Pacific coast and later will 90 TO
Honolulu. returning in the autumn 10
Boston, where they viii make their
home.
In Christ Episcopal Church, Short
Hills, N. j., q week ago yesterday, Mis-,
Cecily Albert McKim, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. william j. A. McKim, was
married to Lieut.. James Mansfield
Symington, u. 8. A., son Of Mr.. and Mrx
Albert Syminston of this city. Tn.
marriage ceremony was performed nv
the Rev. Walker Gwynne, rector en-
sritus OF Calvary Church. Summit
her parents. He was assisted by tho
Rev. c. Malcolm Douglas, rector of
Christ Church. The dress worn by
the bride was the bridal gown OF her
great-grandmother. when as Mis-,
Louise Stephanie SALES she married
Lispenard Stewart in 1884. The bridal
attendants were Mrs W. GIL wyla.
Jr.. Mrs. Richard 3. Duane, Mrs. win.
lam ]. Curtiss, Jr., Miss Elsie Hun Of
Albany and the Misses Helen Lispen-
ard Trevor, Geraldine Fitzgerald AIDE.
and Alice Lee Miller Of New Yorh
Edith de Forest Lord was the flower
girl. William H. Symington was his
brothers best man. The ushers were
James A. Garfield of williamstovb.
Mass; John Saladine Of Boston, Lloyd
Georgeson Of California, George ds
Forest Lord, W. Gill wylie. Jr., Fred.
erick X. Barbour, Arthur L. Niles, II.
Ogden Wood. Prentice Goodhue, james
R Sheldon and Capt John FrankNn
A reception was held at the country
place of Mr.. and Mrs. McKim, Baltne-
rol Way. Short Hills.
One OF the recent weddings was thss
of Miss Dorothy MoAlpin, daughter on
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. McAlpin, DO
Alfred d. Bell, son of Mrs. J. Christy
Bell, which was quietly celebrated on
Saturday of last week at the home Of
the brides parents. o Eas. Ninetieth
street. The Rev. Wendell p. Keller
OF the Brick Presbyterian Church.
Yonkers. N. Y. performed the mar
riage ceremony. Mr.. Charles Pierce
Barton was her sisters only attend
ant, and Lieut.. Robert Sedgwick, u.
served Mr.. Bell as best man. Mr.. Bell
served during the war as Lieutenant
in the Ordnance Department and was
stationed at Camp Hancock. He was
at one time an Assemblymah from the
Twenty-ninth district
One OF the June weddings will b
that OF Miss Marion II. Perry, daugh liter
| by former marriage of Mrs. Ernest
Fahnestock and a granddaughter OF
the late Mrs. z. Ritzema de Grove, 10
Lieut.. A. Lawrence Phillips, Jr., U. g.
A., which will take place at 1890 on
Saturday. June 7, at the home OF Dr.,
and Mrs. Fahnestock, % East Fifty
fourth street. It will be a quiet we'd
ding and there will be no bridal at
tendants. A small wedding breakfast
VIII be served Immediately after the
marriage ceremony. Lieut.. Phillips
was graduated from Princeton In 1917,
and while student at that university
| was awarded the John Garrett prtzs
Tor an essay on THE German Infiu-
cnce in South America" He has re-
Gently returned from France, whers
he served with the General taft Corps
at Chaumont. While on duty there he
was sent to Versailles to report at an
interallied conference. Later, owing to
his great familiarity with French,
Spanish and German, he was trans
ferred to the llaison service at Cler-
mont-Ferrand and lie Mans. After
their wedding trip Lieut.. Phillips and
HIS bride will live at 265 West Nine
tieth street
No date has been set for the wed
ding OF Miss Florence Appleton,
daughter by former marriage Of Mrs.
NJ Horsman Swain OF 1877 West Fifty
seventh street, to Clarke Milholiand,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Milhol-
land, whose engagement was recently
announced. Miss Appleton was one o.
the bridesmaids at the wedding OF Miss
Vera McNair, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William McNair, to Reginald L
Hutchinson. which took place on April
n in St Thomas's Church. Mr.. NIL
holland was graduated from the Yale
Scientific School In 1915. He returned
recently from France. where he served
with the American Expeditionary
Forces.