The sun., 1919-02-09

"A HISS ELIZABETH u. ALMt.
MI daughter of Mr.. Frederick Almy
W OF Lawrence, I. l.. and this
city. was married to John Y. g. walker
Of Llewwellyn Park, West Orange. N. j.,
on Monday afternoon In the home OF her
mother, 1875 East Thirtyfourth street.
The Rev DR.. A. J.. Bumpus OF Trinity
Church, Hewlett, l.. l.. OBLIGATED. The
bride was given away by her brother
Frederick Amy OF the Naval Aviation
Training School She was unattended
| Major Everett Colby was best man. me
bridegroom Is vice. president OF tho Cen
trail Union Trust Company.
In st. ARnes's Chapel West Ninety
second street, on Monday afternoon Miss
Hilda Woodbridge Reese. daughter OF
the late Edward w. Reese. was married
to Lieut.. Philip Leverett Dickinson: U.
s, N, In charge Of the Pay Corps, Third
Division, this city. Only relatives and
| few intimate friends witnessed the cere-
mony. which was performed by the vicar.
the Rev. Or. William w. Beliinger. II
was followed BY a reception In tho home
OF Mrs Kcesc, 3I6 West Ninety-nih
street
The bride, who entered the chapel with
her brother, Barton Reese. wore cos
tune OF purple silk embroidered IN sii-
| yer, with hat to match. she had "A cor
sage bouquet OF tea roses at her wslsI
Mrs. Arthur Il: BOYD. her sister Wa
her only attendant She was In dark
blue cloth. bordered with srminA and
wore a black toque. Adolph Lins was
best man. There were no ushers. Lieut.
Dickinson and his bride left for the
South. Lieut.. Dickinson In son OF
william Henry Dickinson OF this city
Mr., olive Robertson Ansley. $40 west
Seventeen street, and Lieut.. Barnard
charles Black, U. 8. A., were married
on Tuesday at noon in the chapei OF
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church'
by the Rev. James Palmer. American
flags and flowers decorated the chape'
for tho occasion. The bride was at
tended nv Mrs. George Gale. while Lieut.
William Baylis was the best man. me
ceremony was followed by q wedding
BREAKFAST at the Hotel Gotham. AFTER
which Lieut. Black and his bride LETT
for palm Beach On their return they
will live at ago West Eighty;sixth street.
Mis- virginia F.ason Hickman. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Hickman
.5o West 1o4th street. was married 10
Lieut.. Garlic Richard Wagner, son OF
NJ and Mrs, Louis c. Wagner. 80 west
CiCMy-s!xth street, on Wednesday eve
ming at the Plaza The ceremony was
followed by a dinner and dance. MISS
Eleanor NJ. Hickman was the maid OF
honor, and John Orth, best man. Lieut..
wagner is transport officer on ehe
Celtic.
Mrs NJ. y. LANCE, sos West 114th
street has announced the engagement
OF her daughter. Miss Pauline II. l'anse
10 Lieut.. John ]. Kuhn. attached to the
Judge Advocates Division, 4. Il. r.
Sst., LANCE is at present at Neu'iY
France, engaged in Red Cross work II
a hospital for shell shock conraiesce nus
Lieut.. Kuhn is the son OF John r. kuhr
of oxford street, Brooklyn. He was
member oS the law firm OF Dyk'nan
Oeland & Kuhn before entering the
second Plat.sburg training camp whers
he was made First Lieutenant or ar
t,llery. He went overseas and served
with the seventy-etghth and E!shtietf
divisions
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lacey. 30 E'aa
Thlrt,eth street have announced the en-
gagcineut OF their daushter. Miss Ger
trude NJ. Lacey TO Howard a. Gray Of