New-York tribune., 1919-05-25
Mary Noble DOy'un Bride
Of Lieutenant Rinehurf
Son of Authoress Weds Daughter of Mothers
Publisher; Janet Patterson and Adele Campbell
Also Married; Other Weddings of the Week

white orchids and lilies f-the valley.
Miss Katherine Dayton was her sisters
maid Of honor and only attendant. She
was in blue chiffon and wore a large
hat of dark brown and carried spring
flowers.
Harold Jehiel shipman served as best
man and the ushers were Walter
Fighter, of Philadelphia; Walter Hope
Captain Conrad Behrens and Mr.
Dodge.
Miss Mary Eleanor Woodward
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Willard
Woodward, of 374 Wadsworth Avenue,
vas married to Tully Orton Buckner
at o'clock yesterday afternoon in the
Broadway Tabernacle. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Dr. Charles
E. Jefferson. Miss Jane Woodward
was her sisters maid of honor and only
attendant. Thornton Walker Buckner
served as his brothers best man and
the ushers were Alfred Cornell and
three other brothers, John J. Buckner
Louis P. Buckner and Lieutenant
Thomas A. Buckner.
Miss Margaret Shaw, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw,
will be married to Ensign Albert NJ.
Billings, U. S. n, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Cornelius K. G. Billings, in Trinity
Church, Brooklyn, on June 7.
Mrs. Gunther Shaw, sister-in-aw of
the bride, and her sister, Mrs Erskine
Paris, will be the matrons of honor,
and Miss Priscilla Murdock will be the
maid of honor. The other attendants
will be Miss Marion Heney. of South
Manchester, Conn; Miss Caroline
Stienman, of Lancaster. Penn; Mrs.
Edwin R. Stroh, of Gross Pointe, Mich;
Miss Florence Lowden, of Springfield,
daughter of the Governor of Illinois.
and Miss Mary Polak and Miss Mona
kene, of Brooklyn. H. H. Ramsay will
serve as best man, The ceremony will
be followed by reception at the
Brooklyn Heights Casino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max S. Grifenhagen, of
720 Riverside Drive, have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Edith II. Grifenhagen, to Captain Isl
dore freedman, of the Canadian army,
son OF Samuel Freedman, of Antwerp.
He was in Montreal when the wa,
started and organized a regiment of
young men of Belgian birth and Cana
dams and was among the first to go to
France. He and some of the members
OF his company came to New York to
aid IN the Liberty Loan drive last fall.
and it was on this occasion he met
Miss Grlfenhagen, who also was aidinp
the bond campaign.
Captain Freedman has five brothers
who are officers in the Belgian army.
HIS mother died last month as the re-
suit of the privations suffered when
the Germans invaded her home in Ant
werp. Miss Grifenhagen was married
before to Julius c. Zeitz and resumed
ner maiden name after securing d-
worse lew years ago. Captain Freed
man and his bride will go to Belgium
on their wedding trip.
Charles r. Sylvester, of 1926 Madison
Avenue, announces the engagement OF
ms daughter, Miss Helen Frances Sill
Vester, 10 William Raymond Root. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. F. Root. OF
Brooklyn and Glen Ridge. Mr. Roof
IS a graduate Of Columbia class 10
ne Is member Of Alpha Delta Phi and
the Columbia University Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Schulze of
47s Summit Avenue, st. paul an
nounced yesterday, simultaneously
mere and IN ST Paul, the engagement
OF their daughter Miss Katharine
Schulze, to Jeremiah Milbank. of %
East Thrtyninth Street and Port
chester, N. Y. The wedding will take
place quietly the latter part of June
at the house Of the brides sister. Mrs
Theodore Pomcroy, of Bryan Shore.
Port Chester. Miss Schulze is q sister
Of Mr. Milbank's first wife, who was
MISS Margaret Schuze and who died
in l0l7. She, like her sister was
graduated from Miss Spence's School
and since then has been prominently
identified with society in ST. Pau, and
| New York
Mr.. Milbank is graduate Of Yale
| 1909 and is a member Of the Racquet
and Tennis, University, New York
Yacht, Apawamis and Greenwich Coun
J try clubs.
Mrs. Harlan Cleveland, of 1875 East
/ hirty eighth Street, has announced
the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Jane Gray Cleveland, to Captain Philip
Kyle Robinson, of the 306th Infantry
seventy-seventh Division. Miss Cleve-
land, who was graduated from Miss
Spence's school in the class OF 1918
| IL daughter Of the late Harlan Cleve-
land, a lawyer Of Cincinnati and a
granddaughter Of the late Justice Stan
| ley Matthews Of the United States
Supreme Court. Captain Robinson is
son Of the late Frank F. Robinson.
OF Green Bay, Wis. He ia a graduate
OF the University of Wisconsin and
was IN the law school there when the
United States entered the war. He
received his commission at the first
Fort Sheridan training camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ernest Acker
OF OssjninG, n. Y, have announced the
I engagement Of their daughter, Miss
All II