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Continued from, Second Pace.

ther's best man. After their wedding
trip Lieut.. George and his bride will
i've near Langley Field. Va. where he
In stationed.
The bride was q war worker overseas.
She enlisted with the Y. NJ. c. A. for the
duration OF the war and left here in
December. 1917, for France. She did
secrctarial and entertaining work at
Tours. where she first mot Lieut.. George.
Later she did canteen work at the front
ana was stationed In the Arsonre region.
ene returned to this country In January.
beut George saw service on the Mexi-
can border with the State militia. Later
b joined the air service and trained af
Mineola- Afterwsrd he was sent TO
Tours as instructor in flying, and later
sent to the front. He was with the
f9sth Aero Squadron October ~, 1918.
when. near BsntheviIle, he attacked A
FORMATION Of four German planes of the
Pokker type. destroyed two of them ana
drove the others back to their own
ground. For this he received the d. s. C.
FOR extraordinary heroism." He re-
turned TO this country in February.
In the Church Of the TransnRurat;on
on Monday Miss Marjorie d. Kehoe.
daughter Of John H Kehoe. Commits
sioner of Passaic, N. J., was married to
Major Bailey N. Coffenberg, U. 8. Ma
rines, who returned recently from twenty
months service overseas. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Edward Ar
thur Dodge. rector Of st. Johns Episco-
pal Church, Clifton, S. J., where the
bridegroom was confirmed. Only rela-
uves and a few intimate friends wit
Messed the ceremony. after which Major
Co1enberg and his bride left for Allan
tic CITY. Major Gutenberg saw service
at Belleau Wood and at Chateau Thi-
cry. He was wounded twice.
Miss Florence Isabelle Baker, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George William Baker,
was married to Charles Morton Stafford
On Wednesday evening In the Church of
he Pilgrims. Brooklyn. The Rev. DR..
$. Parkes Cadman performed the cere-
mony. which was followed by a re-
ception at the Hotel Bossert The bride
was attended by Miss Evelyn r. Baker.
Miss Katherine E. Chambers M-s.
George W. Baker. Jr., Mrs Willis H.
Stafford and Mrs. Howard II. Snyder.
Willis H. Stafford was his brothers
best man and the ushers were George
W. Baker. Jr.. Howard II. Snyder. Jose
{. Acevedo, Frank F. Koehler, Philip
5. Crooks and Alfred C. Wilson.
Miss Rosalind Jacob, daughter of Mr..
md MS. Charles Jacob Of 1915 Broad
way. was married to William F. Jacob
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Jacob,
On Thursday at the Hotel Aston The
Rev. DR.. Stanley Goldstein officiated.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Mrs. Saul Schuiang. and Philip Jacob
~as his brothers best man. A recep-
lion followed the ceremony. after which
The coup left for tine South. They
will reside in this city.
Miss Gertrude Allardyce Spalding,
laughter OF Mrs. Alexander Spalding Of
$50 West 159th street. was married to
Major Ferdinand Bartelme Of the Twen-
:leth Engineers. U. s. A., Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the chantry
of st. Thomas's Church. Miss Jeanette
spalding, sister OF tho bride, was the
maid of honor and the brides only at
tendant. T. T. Bartelme. brother of the
bridegroom. was best man. The Rev.
@. F1oydJones. rector Of the church the
Spaldings attend at Cold Sprinss-on-
Hudson. officiated. A reception and
ouffet luncheon followed in tho Louis
XIV. suite Of the Hotel st. Regis after
which the young couple left for Califor-
ala and later will go to japan and