New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-20

A. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nj. Beck
Miss Beatrice Beck and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry II. Landon
Miss Dorothy Rcnnard, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clifford Ronnard, VIII
be married to Lieutenant Henry Rog-
ers Benjamin, Aviation Section, Z. S
n. on April %, in st. Thomas's Church.
she has chosen for her attendants ms
Charles Edward Adams, Miss Edith
Webb, Miss Dorothy Battle, Cynthia
Pratt and Natalie Coo. Lieutenant lie
Grand b. Cannon viii serve as best
Elliot c. Cowdin, Lieutenant Roger Nj.
Poor, Lieutenant John Warburton.
Lieutenant Dave Coddington, Licuten-
ant Stanhopc Nixon and Lieutenant
Robert l.. Brown.
Miss Mary Litton, daughter Of the
late George Graenhall Litton and Mrs.
Mary Grange Litton, of Fernhead, War
rlngton, Lancashire, England, will be
married to Claude Kirwood Ledger,
british vice consul i'll New York. on
May l in St. James's Church, Madison
Avenue. Frederic Watson. acting Brit
ish consul general Will give the bride
away. Lieutenant Horace Radmore. K.
N. r., will serve as best man and The
ushers Will be NJ. NJ. Richardson, G.
harrington, Lieutenant Commander II
Rowley, r. NJ. and Lieutenant C.. A.
Whitfield, r. \. r. The ceremony win
be followed by reception at the home
Of Mrs. Harry F. Guggenhem. $40
N ad!son Avenue, where Miss I.itton
has been staying. 'e-
Miss Litton is niece Of Major John
litton Of Sankey Han, Warrington.
- the war. Mr. Ledger also had three
brothers IN the service, one Of them
being killed after having been twice
mentioned in dispatches.
MISS Marion Ernesse Werhau. 6augh-
ter Of Mrs. George E. II Wcrhan. Of
Gramercy Park will be married on
thursday, IN Grace Church, to Robert
SIMON Wormser, son Of Mrs. Maurice
Wormser, Of 10 East Eighty-second
Street 1t viii be the second wedding
Wormscr. On March 81 Miss Gwendolyn
/. Wormser, sister Of Mr.. Wormser.
was married to Harry K Guggen-
heimer. Mr.. Wormser returned to New
York from Italy 4 few months AGO
after nearly years service with the
American ambulance unit in Red Cross
service. Miss Werhan also was a
worker Tor the Red Cross and other
war relief branches in this city
Announcement has been made of the
engagement Of Miss Ruth Steinthal. Of
1913 East Ninety-frst Street, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Steinthal. TO
George Rowland Walker. Miss Stein
thai is a graduate Of the Villa Maria
Academy. Mr.. Walker is q graduate
of Bowdoin, class '02, and of the Har-
ward Law School. He is a member of
the Lawyers, Harvard, University and
Ardsley clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Grosvenor Cur
ran. of 1855 Corona Avenue, Pelham,
~. Y, at a reception which they gave
yesterday, announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Pearl Elizabeth
Curran, to Harlow Hardinge, Of 41O
Riverside Drive, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs S Edward Miller. Of
Albany, \. Y, have announced the en-
Fagcment of their daughter, Miss
Louise A. Miller, to William Flock
hart Drysdale, of Montreal. Mr.. Drys-
dale is mechanical engineer, having
been graduated from McGill Univer-
sity in 1904. For the last three years
he has been in France engaged in
transportation work for the Allies.
Miss Ethel l.. Morrow Engaged
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Morrow, of