New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
Miss Helen Welsh
Chooses Attendants
For Her Nuptials
Her Wedding to C. ID. Gibson
Will Take Place Oco. Is:
Augusta de Forest Will
Wed Winner of War Cross

Miss Helen Kingsland Welsh. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bradshaw
Welsh. of l29 East Eighty-second
Street. will be married to Charles De
Wolf Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
ranrdon Gibson, of Schenectady. n.
Y and q nephew Of Charles Dana Glib
SON. October Is, in the Church of the
Ascension Miss Martha Kelly, of
Springfield, Ohio. Will be the maid of
honor and the other attendants will
he Mrs. Edwin Stroh, Miss Elizabeth
Souther. Miss Virginia Lockwood and
Miss Marion Osborn.
Burdett Gibson Will serve as his
brothers. best man, and the ushers will
include Langhorne Gibson. son of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Dana Gibson, Henry
B. Welsh, jr., brother Of the bride, and
John Butler.
The ceremony will be followed by
reception and wedding breakfast at the
Hotel Plaza.
The marriage of Miss Margaret G.
Turner, daughter by former marriage
Caremont Avenue. to Harold Church
Hahn, son of Louis c. Hahn, of this
city. will take place Thursday after
noon, October 16. in the Cathedral of
St. John the Divine. Miss Virginia
Belding will be the maid of honor and
only attendant of the bride. Douglas
Brooks will be the best man. A small
reception will follow at the Plaza.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Augusta Spring
de Forest. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Shepherd X. de Forest, of 118 East
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G. Schaufler. jr., of the United States
troduced TO society two years ago She
took an active part in war relief work
with the Junior League, the Red Cross
and more particularly, with the Navy
Club at 500 Fifth Avenue.
Major Schautfien graduated from Yale
In 1909, enlisted in the fair force
Of the army in 1916, and was with the
1st Air Squadron in France. In June,
1918, he was placed in command of the
Goth Air Squadron, which won fame in
the drive at st. Mihiel. Afterward he
served through the Argorne- Meuse
drives and from October to the armis-
tce he served with the Sd Corps OBJ
seryation Group, in collaboration with
the French army. He received the
Croix de Guerre and has been recon-
mended for the American Distinguished
Service Cross. His father was men,
Der Of the staff of President Wilson
wher the latter was Governor OF New
Jersey. At present Colonel SchautIler
has charge OF medical and civilian af-
fairs for the American Army OF Oc-
cupa'lon on the Rhine.
Announcement has been made that
the engagement Of Miss Constance de
Forest Orr. CT 80 East SiXtieth Street,
and Benjamin T. Bernard. jr., has been
broken by mutual consent. Miss Orr
is daughter O. the late Alexander s.
Orr. Her engagement was announced in
May CT last year, when MIR. Bernard
Va =. France as corporal with the
A. L. F. He is a son OF Mrs B. f.
Aesnard, OF Asheville, n. c.
MISS Gladys Beatrice Atkins. daugh-
'er of Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkins. Will
Dc married 10 Lester II. benson, son OF
Ar ard Mrs. Frederick 7. benson, botn
q G-eenwlch, Conn, or Monday even
ing, October q The bridesmaids Will
1e Mss Lucille Sens and Miss Winifred
G.assup. OF New York. Betty benson,
daughter OF Mr.. and Ms Victor Fl.
DeHsen. niece Of the bridegroom, VIII
ae- as flower girl. Clarence Atkins,
brother Of che bride, vlll serve as best
man aad the usners vii, be another
brother Of The bride, John Atkins,
Dcce-as Palme., Of New Yoek, and Rus
sell Iruawsll, Of Greenwich Miss At
kns vas active n Red Gross work Mr.
Benson was in the nava, aviation
service.
Nr. ard Mrs. W. De Forest Manice
nave returned to town from Newport
and are a. 500 Park Avenue for the
season.
Mrs. H. Murray La Mont, of 1877 East
sxty-siTth Street, Will give luncheon
Tor her debutante daughter, Miss Mary
vember 26, az the Hotel Plaza. Five
other debutan.es Will be present.
NJ. and Mrs. Charles R. Scott have
,aken an apartment at the Hotel ST.
Regis for the winter.
Miss Ruth McCaskey, daughter Of
Mrs Frederick Eugene McCaskey will
os married TO Gerald Bryant, son Of
M. and Mrs. Waldo c. Bryant, Of
Bridgeport, Conn, this afternoon at
the Plaza.
M ard Mra. Ernest Iselln of 20 East
FNty-sixth Street, who spent the sum
Msr IN the Adirondacks, are now guests
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Iseln at New
Rochelle.
Henry Spies KIP has moved into his
Few apartment, TAT Fifth Avenue.
Chester Holmes Aldrich, Of 1l6 East
IhiT'yeighth Street, left town yes
;;ssday for Bar Harbor to visit Mr.. and
Ass. '. Everit Macy.
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