New-York tribune., 1919-10-09
Miss Chapman to
Become Bride of
F. w. Randebr0ck
Ceremony Will Take Place
at Church of Heavenly
Rest Oct. 25; Wedding
Attendants Are Chosen

Miss Augusta Chapman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis Chapman,
of 12 East Eighty Street and
Cedarbrook, Nyack- on-H Hudson, will be
married to Francis William Randc-
brock, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hugo Randebrock of Port Chester,
N. Y, October IS, at the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest. The Rev. Herbert
Shipman will officatc, and q reception
will follow at the Hotel ST. Regis.
Miss Marion Chapman will be her
sisters maid of honor, and the brides
maids will be Miss Charlotte Guye,
Frost, Miss Isabelle Bradley, Miss
Miss Margaret Armstrong, of St. Paul,
Mnn.
Henry Wallace Cohu will be Mr.
Rondebrock's best man, and the ushers
Will DC Ferrier Taylor Martin, Thomas
Richardson, Donald Stewart, La Motto
Cohu, Robert Lake, and Wilburforce
, Sully, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, Of
Westhury, Long Island, have announced
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
EvorelI Crawford son Of Mrs. George
Crawford Clark, of Southampton, Long
Island, and 1922 Fifth Avenue. Nliss
HitchcociS is an expert horsewoman
and has won many prizes at Mineola.
Piping Rock and Meadow Brook com
petitions. With her mother sho organ
;.ed the first womcns polo club in this
country. Her father served in the
war with the rank Of major, md her
brother, Thomas Hitchcock, ir., served
first in the French and later in the
American air service. BE was taken
prisoner by the Germans but escaped
ard returned TO this country on fur
Tough.
Mr. Clark was graduated from Har-
ward in 1917, and after enlisting in
the navy served as ensign for more
than q year His father. who died la
February, was senior men oer of the
Stock Exchange firm Of Clark. Dodrs
& Co. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mr.. AND Idrs. Samuel Riker, of 2os
Madison avenue and Over)ooh Farm,
Redbank. n. j.. have announced the
engagement cf their second daughter
Miss Audrey Townsend Riker. to
Samuel S. Walker. son Of MIR. and Mrs
Joseph Walker. .'c.- and grand son ot
the iatc Samuel Sloan. Mss Riser' IL
9 granddaughter OF Mir. ana Mrs
Frederick K. Jownsend ard sister
of Miss Frances T. Riker.
She is { member of tic Junior
League. Mr. Sloan is graduate Of
Yale, class II. IIe is brother Of Mrs
Rae H. Rogers and Of Captain Joseph
Walker, Sd, wAo married Miss Elcanol
de Graef Cuyler.
Miss Winifred Mae Grant, daughte,
of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin ?. Grant was
married very quietly yesterday at The
homo of the brides grandmother, Mrs
Anson +, Grant, in Wcstfcld, n. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Reyes Will make their
home in Westfied. The brides father
is vice chairman Of the board of di
frectors Of the Irving National Bank
The marriage of Miss Dolores Emm,
Fonseca, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
francesca, Fonseca, of As Wes
Seventy third Street, to Frank Littl,
took place at ! o'clock yesterda,
morn ng in the Church of the Blesse
Sacrament. Monsignor Chidwck an'
the Rev. Thomas +. Barry officiatcd a
the ceremony, and wedding break
fast and reception followed at tn
Hotel Majestic.
MISS IdullHc l.. TOnSeCa was ne
sisters maid of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Ailecn and Miss Ann
Tcmpleton and Miss Florence and Mi
Rosa';e Little. sisters of the bride
groom Helen Egan, Helen Thomas an
Nortensia Selgas were flower girls
and francesca r. Fonseca, William
May, Cd, and +. James Fonseca tn
pages.
Robert S. Little, jr., served as hi
brothers. best man, and the usher
were Percy G. Thomas. Hugh t
Flaherty, Ambrose Clayton and Fran
cesco Fonseca, jr.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Little Will spend tn
| winter in New York and in May wi
go to New Rochelle. where they wi
r make their home. Mr. Little is o so
= Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Little, c
this city. He served as chief pett
officer in the navy during the war. H
' bride was an active worker in tn
American Red Cross.
> Miss Helen Brown Wright was ma