New-York tribune., 1919-09-20
400 Guests Attend
Dinner Dance Given
For Miss Fletcher
Miss Anne Struse Will Be
Married to Ensign ]. M.
Thornton; Dec. + Is Set
for Wedding Of Alice r.
Thayer

WI. ana WIS. AHufeW I letchef, OF $40
Park Avenue, gave dance last night
at The willows, their country place
in Glen Cove, Long Island, for their
daughter, Miss Jean Fletcher. There
was general dancing during the evening
and at midnight seated supper was
served.
Among the four hundred guests were
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Baker, jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph w. Hartman, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Ross Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. w.
Ross Proctor, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Fletcher, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. S.
Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Double
day, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford V. Brokaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard C. Brokaw, Miss
Lucy Patterson, Miss Maud Kahn, Miss
Polly Lincoln, Miss Eva Stewart, Miss
Edith Pratt Miss Betty Thompson, Miss
Heller Ladd Pratt. Miss Eunice James
Miss Nouletti Proctor and Miss Helen
James.
The marriage of Miss anne 5truse.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William II
Struse, Of Bedford Avenue, Brooklvn
to Ensign John Murray Thornton. u
;. ~, son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Thorn
ton, of Greensboro, n. c., will take
place at noon to-day in the Church of
the Ascension, the Rev. Percy Stickncv
Grant officiating. Miss Norma Struse
VIII oe hcr sisters maid OF honor and
only bridal attendant Ensign G \
Smith will be best man. and the ushors r
will be Ensigns n. Sinton. r. C. Robin
son, c. NJ: Alison, W. II. Roberts, /. S.
Perry and S. T. Allen. ~
The marriage Of Miss Alice R. Thav-
er, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
b Thayer, to Maynard c. Ivison viii
take place December 4. at tho homn
OF her parents, 46 East Seventy-nirth
Street. '''4 =
Miss Margaret Clifford Marshall
daughter of Mr.. anh Mrs James G.
Marshali, NJ, of $50 Seventh Avenue
"noSe marriage TO Franklin King. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. King. Of
nos'oh, VIII take place October in
81. barnaha's Memorial Church. ra1-
mouth, Mass. will be attended hv ber
sister. Mrs. Boylston A. Tompkins Of
inns city. and Mjss ,Ieloa SnaIsr 81
Morrlstown, N. j. Gaston T. kim.
VIII act as his brothers bcst man. A
oHeAk !asf Will follow at Mggerncss. tn.
country home Of the brides parents
After their wedding trip Mr. King md
ms bride Will make their homo ~
Chestnut Hill, Mas.
Miss Anna Marie ThibAut. a dauehtar
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T.. ThibYut. Of
IL" West EightysiXth Street. will be
n,arriod 10 Anthony Adrian Wednesday
at Falriields. the country home Of her
parents in Central Valley n. Y.
Professor and Mrs. II. Fairtields Os
Castle Rock, their country place NJ
Garrison, n. y, where thew will re-
ma,n until Thanksgiving when they
VIII open their town house. $50 Madi-
snn Avenue, for the winte"
lhe Wcstchcster Floral ia. an all-dav
tete, Will be held to-day in the Bronx
klVer Parkway grounds. adjacent to
the Hartsdale station. There viii be
an exhibit Of flowers, fruits, vegetables
and potted plants, entertainments for
children, Il dog show. tennis and ar
chery tournaments and music and
dancing
closed
her season in Newport and is at the
Plaza until she goes to Char,ecote
ltouse, her country place at Gu;lford.
Nd
The Misses Sympiorosa and Grace
Bristed are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond z. Baker ut their camp
IN the Adirondack.
Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster Morgan. Of
40 West riity-cighth Stree. have
gone to the Nise'ria Hot Springs. to
remain until October.
The Re- Frederiek W. Reckman.
rectVr Of The American Church Of the
Holy Trinity IN Paris. France, has
arrived IN New York and is at the
Mrs. Herbert c. rcll. ir.. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard NJ. Padelford at
their villa in Newport, r. I.
Mn and Mrs. Harold II. Weckes have
returned from the Adirondacks to their
country place at 1s;p. Long Island
Ms. William II. Bradford. who spent
the summer in Canaaa, has arrived in
LoNoX, Mass. where she Will remain
during the autumn.
Severyn B. Sharpe and Miss Katha
rine Sharpe have returned from trip
to the Adirondacks to their home. 8
East Thirty ninth Street.
Mrs. Charles A. Denny and Miss
Helen p. Denny are VISITING Charles
I.anicr at Allen Wnden, his villa in
LenoX, Mass.