New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
Mrs. Onativia
Is Married to
A. de Coppet
Only Relatives Present at
Wedding of Daughter of
Late Henry A. Barclay to
77th Division Captain
Edna D. Clarke Is Bride
Reception at Hotel Gotham
Follows Her Marriage
to Charles W. NARROW


n. home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter f.
s.rnum. l22 Eas. Eighty-second Street,
~ Andre de Coppet, son of the late
rsward J. de Coppet, of New York.
only relatives were present. The
b,ide. who was given away by her
brother. Henry A. Barclay. wore a
GOWN of shell pink covered with cream
lsce. Her hat was of brown tulle and
she carried bouquet of orchids and
lilies. .of-the- valley. She had no at
,endants.
Mrs de Coppet is a sister Of Mrs.
Stevens Ulman and Mrs. S. Oakley
Wander Poel. She previously was the
wife of Jose Victor Onativia Mr.. de
Coppet is q member of the Union,
Racquet and Tennis, University and
Princeton clubs He served for two
years in the army in France, where he
won the Distinguished Service Cross
and the Croix de Guerre. He returned
to this country as captain in the
77th Division.
Mr. and Mrs. de Coppet will sail for
Europe soon, and on their return to
this country will live at 969 Park
Avenue
The marriage of Miss Edna Dorothy
Clarke, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Clarke, OF 235 West 1o2d
Street, TO Charles William NARROW.
took place yesterday afternoon in the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr. Cornelius Woelfkin, an uncle OF
the bridegroom. and a reception fol
lowed at the Hotel Gotham. Miss
Helen Marion Skuse, of Rochester, was
Jetmore, Miss Glays Gudebroa, Miss
Dorothy A. Stevens and Miss A!ice
Haefeli were the bridesmaids. Mar
guerte Audrey Clarke and Arthur NJ.
Clarke jr., niece and nephew of the
bride, acted as flower girl and page
Dr.. Goodwin Distler. cousin of the
bridegroom, served as best man, and
the ushers were Philips Carlin, George
Anderson, Walter Leonard and Arthur
Paddock
In the Marble COLLEGIATE Church
last evening, Miss Gladys Foster
Lyons daughter of DR.. and Mrs
l. Stanley Lyons, became the bride Of
Dr.. Bruce Bushong Preas. The ccre-
mony was performed By the pastor,
the Rev. Dr. David James Burrcll, and
q reception followed at the home OF
Dr.. and Mrs. Lyons. 223 East Thirtieth
Street Miss Viola Stanley Lyons was
bridesmaids were Miss Viola Foster.
Mss Alice Craft and Miss Audrey
Schoes, Of this city; Mss Margaret
Elliott. of White Plains; Miss Ruth
Bosse of Asbury Park, and Miss
Nannabeth Preas. of Johnson City,
Tenn. James Preas. of Newport News.
Va. was his brothers bcs. man and the
ushers We're Malcolm Clark, Warren
Elliott and Philip Nollmcr, Of this city;
Ralph Preas, Of Newport News, and Or
Henry Cunningham, of Knoxville, Team.
The Wedding Of Miss Amelia Crane
Bronw OF Newark, 10 Herbert G..
Wyl;e OF Los Angeles and New York,
scspresident and general manager of
the Mexican Petroleum Company and
lis associated companies, took place
at noon yesterday in the West End
Presbyterian Church. The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. S. Beattie
Wylie, brother Of the bridegroom.
The bride was given in marriage by
her only attendant was Mrs. l.. c.
Sherman. s. Waugh Chambers was
Mr.. Wyle's best man.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left on an automobile trip
through New England and to Alex
sndria Bay. They will return to New
York early in July and sail for Europe
on the Olympic July g. On their re-
tarn TO this country they VIII divide
their time between Los Angeles, where
DR.. Wyie has home, and New York,
Where ne has apartments at the Hotel
Plaza.
another wedding yesterday was that
q Miss Audrey Fieger, daughter Of Mrs.
frank L. Fieger, to Victor A. Traub,
! u the Brick Presbyterian Church.
Inc bride had her sister, Mrs. w. H.
eee fontaine jr., for her matron of
aonor; A. Paul Traub, of Syracuse,
was his brothers best man. Only
relatives and few intimate friends
we're present at the ceremony, which
vas performed by the Rev. DR.. William
Merrill
Mr. M and Mrs. Traub will be at 70
Liuishd i"d Road, Maplewood, y. j., after
~ or. Iraub is graduate of Princeton
saa was President Wilson's private sec
's'ary for a time at Princeton.
Mss Margaret Livingston Lee,
;saghler Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Liv-
s.ssIon Lee, OF 112 East Seventy
,aI.h .,;.,. street, will be married to Fred
l csh D Crofts this afternoon in the
/ .alch OF the Holy Communion. The
.;smohy Will be followed by a recep-
~" a. the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Lee.
T.. me marriage Of Miss Florence Cay
| y ~ oaugnter Of Mrs. Gardner Gayley,
,,.s - .heSFy Eglinton montgomery I'd, viii
-, piaee this afternoon at the brides
:" Warrington Square North.
l,.as. ~. and Mrs. 7. J. Oakley Rhine
l lsI.a nave returned TO the city from
ys"ooo, where they were guests of
s'o mrs. Philip Rhinelander I'd.
aIs. John 1nnes Kane sailed for
sb,evpss yesterday 10 spend the summer
Mn u: Countess de Cailiffet. who was
s.~ frances G. Stevens, has arrived in
a.t.i iofE 1,l from Paris and is a. the
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