New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Miss Marie Blair
Becomes Bride of
Piel'pont Hamilton
Ceremony Takes Place at
Bernardsville, N. j.; Miss
Mary c. Smith Engaged to
Emory Nelson Leonard

Miss Marie Louise Blair, Youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lcdyard
Blair, of this city, was married to
Pierpont Morgan Hamilton, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Picrson Hami-
ton and grandson of the late j. Pier
ront Morgan, yesterday afternoon in
st. Johns Chapel on the Mountain,
near Benardsvillc, N. j. The Off
ciating clergymcn were the Rt- Rev.
Rhlhp Rhneiandcr, Bishop of Western
Pennsylvanln; the Rev. James Stone
Fair and the Rev. Thomas Conover
The bride. who was given away by her
father, had Miss Leila II. Burden as
hers maid of honor and only attendant.
Christopher q. La FARCE, jr., was
best man, and the ushers were Colonel
Arthur Woods, brothcrin-law of the
brdegroom; Alexander Hamilton, his
brother; Talbot W. Chambers, a. Coo
Ter Schermerhorn, L. c. Stirling Nc
kittrick and William II. Ham fton
After the ceremony a reception was
held at Hlairsdcn, the country place of
the brides parents, at rcapack, N. j.
Many relatives and friends in New
York attended the reception, going to
Peapack by special train ON the Lacka-
wanna Railroad
Mrs. Francis Z. Smith, of IS Clark
Street, Brooklyn, has announced the
engagement OF her daughtew Miss, Mary
Crawford Smith, to Emory Nelson
Leonard. Of Boston. Miss Smith is a
sroac- -grandniacc Of the late f. Hop
kinson Smith. author and artist She
w~s gradastca from the Packer Col
legiate Institute o. Brooklyn ard the
kando! !ph Macon Womans College, at
LyNchhure. Va. MI Leonard, who is
the son o. Mr.. and Mrs Wallace NJ.
Leonard. held a commission in the
United States Navy during the war and
was attached to the lieet operating in
the North Sea.
Announcement has been made by Mr.
and Mrs William NJ. Baldwin, Of Gar
den City, Iong Island, of the engage
lnent O. their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Vi Medlcal Corps, L. S.. a. Miss Baldwin
rctutncd last June from FRANCE, where
she was engaged in Home Serlfcc work
with the American Red Cross. Major
AlicNeest Was 'Cradua ted from Johns
nopit'ns University in 1910, and served
tWo' yeHis j.. Francs with the A. t. +.
Advertisement was made yesterday
o. Tie mareiage ~ Miss Mur:c! Rich
aNdson, <la..G Giioar of Al. andiSirs. Ed
ward Eienntdson, of London, England,
10 water stry,ler tIapcs, last Wednes-
On. II ,hc tsurah of the Nativity.
hcthleher', n. y The Rev. Dl. Oswald
". lloWabd. professor OF ecclesiastical
AAsao.y, ..eli.l University, Montreal,
performed nc ceremony.
Mr.. anl 21rs John Adams Dix, of rO
East s'@ve, ty-rinth Street. are the
guests OF Nh Dix's mother. Mrs
u ore.n DiH, at her camp at Paul
Smith 5, in tlc AdiroAdacks
The Ggn-t and Countess Mario de.
.yoppoa, who mad a cottage near
: .,pp-on l.. t., during the latter
part of the summer, viii sail October
or renee.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank ". lIorrill. of
Toronto, haze announced tho marriage
q their daughter, Miss Dorothy Wer-
rlll. to Gordon Lamont SON Of the late
siaramond Lamont, Of lyne~ewood, N,J.,
which roo}- place last Tuesday in To-
ronto Tho bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Chester Leishman, and,
i'aro'd I. Smith, classmate Of the
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