New-York tribune., 1919-10-04
Miss Sessions Will
Become Bride of
H. =. Banks To-day
Hedley Henenmier Cere-
mony at Yonkers; Mrs.
Garrere Announces En-
gagenent of Daughter

St. Thomas's Church to-day will be
the scene Of the marriage Of Miss Amo-
Pauline Sessions. daughter by former
Harold Purdy Banks. The bride will
be attended by Miss Elizabeth Gun.
Miss Susanne Bottomcley and Miss Jane
lutte. of this city: Miss Jane Booth.
Miss Caroline Wick. Miss Sara Cree
Bonnell and Miss Jane Louise Ander-
sou. cousin of the bride, all Of
Youngstown. Ohio. formerly her home
Reginald N. Banks viii serve as his
brothers best man, and the ushers will
be Gurnee Barrett. " Montague Geer,
jr. William s. Clough, +. Hamilton
Campbell. Harold A. Content and Ad-
olson Van Tine.
The ceremony will be followed by q
reception and breakfast at the home
Of the brides mother. 375 Park Ave
nue..
In ths same church later in the day
Miss Kathleen Picard. granddaughter
of Mrs Theodore Akin. of 80 West
Seventy-eighth Street, Will become the
bride Of Noel Royal Dalton. The cere-
mony viii be followed by a reception
at the Hotel Gotham Mr.. Dalton gave
dinner for the entire bridal party last
night at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Miss Cynthia Bradley Baldwin,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark
BALDWIN, IT, will be married to Ma
thanel Ruggles Landon this afternoon
in St. Marks Church, Mount Kisco, N.
Y After the ceremony there will be a
reception at Shallow Brook Farm, the
country home of the brides parents.
The marriage of Miss Florence Singer,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j.
Singer, to DR.. Nelson Turner Shields,
jr. OF this city, will take place this
evening at the Hotel ST. Regis.
of Miss Florence II. Hedley, daughter
of Frank Hedley. weep president and
general manager of the Interborough
Rapid Transit Company, to Harry
Henenmier. Of this city. in St Andrews
Memorial Church, Yonkers.
In ST Barnbas's Memorial Church,
Falmouth Mass, to-day. Miss Margaret
Clifford Marshall, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James G. Marshall. of this city,
will become the bride of Franklin King,
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. King,
of Boston.
Announce ment has been made of the
engagement of Miss Helen. A. Carrere,
daughter OF Mrs. Louis Sidney Carrere,
Of l87 East Seventy-third Street, to
Frederick Il. Barbour. son of Mrs.
William Barbour and the late Colonel
Barbour. OF ! West Fiftv-iirst Street.
MISS Beatrice Carrere, to Reginald Row
maids a. the wedding Of her cousin.
Miss Beatrice Carre, to Reginald Row
Land. Saturday, October %, in st.
JameS's Church.
Mr.. Barbour, who was in the army
during the war, is graduate of Prince
ton, class 10.
Mss Eunice Anna Beecher. daughter
of Colonel and Mrs. William c. Boecher.
OF Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. and
e. lighter Of the late Henry Ward
tceci r, Will be married to George
Snf-er White. October -, in Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn. Miss Dorinda White,
sister OF the bridegroom, Will be the
mad O. honor. and the other attendants
The bride; Miss Ruth y. Schaher and
NJ : Josephine Carpenter. all three Of
brfokiyn. and Miss Louise Freeman,
u Cincinnati. Katherine Park and
= tr,ha Ney, nleces OF the bride, will be
the flower girls. and William Beecher
Park uephew, the page
Morris G. White, jr.. viii serve as
his brothers best man and the ushers
viii be Ward Melville. Ernest Roche,
bridge. jr., Arthur Paar and Addison
!. Foshay, all of Brooklyn; Francis
Brooks. Of Boston; William Remsen.
OF Rye; Prentice Shepherd Of We'll
les Hills. Mass, and Charles Damn
O. New York.
From Baltimore comes the announce
mons of the engagement OF Mis- Achsah
hidee.y Peirc, daughter Of Mr.. and
y. .ra tselnald Fetrc. Of thai city, to
Elliot Cobb, SON Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Ives Cobb. of New York. Mr.. Cobb re-
Gently returned to this country after
TWO years service in France and Ger
many.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Horace Harding will
return TO their town house, go Fifth
Avenue, at the end Of this month. They
Will give dance for their daughter,
Miss Catherine Harding, who is Of this
seasons debutantes, on Saturday eve
ning. November 20, at the Ritz Carlton.
Mr and Mrs. Addison f. Andrews
EaTe dinner last night at the Plaza
for tAeir son and daughter in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher Reed Andrews, in
honor of the return home Of Fletcher
Red Andrews, regimental sergeant
MAJOR. after Nftecn months Of service
overseas. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. ". K. Jeavons. Of Cleveland; Mr..
ard Mrs. II. o. Winsor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Toward L. Seip, II. Munroe Reed and
pts Winsor. Sergeant Major Andrews
received the Medal Of Honor from the
French c-ovorrrocn+