New-York tribune., 1920-05-25
Engagement of
Miss Sedgwick
Is Announced
Daughter of Mrs. Harry
Sedgwick Will Marry
John Munroe; Made
Debut Four Years Ago
Miss Fish Is Betrothed
Hamilton Fish's Daughter
Is TO We'd Henry Forster;
Macdonald Nuptials Set

Mrs. Harry SedgWlck has announced
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Adelaide h. Sedgwick, to John Mum
roe, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w.
Munroe, of this city and Tuxedo Park.
Miss Sedgwick made her debut four
years 20. soon after her return from
Eurol with her mother and sister,
Miss Aileen Sedgwick, now Mrs.
Jane Blackstone Taylor, Jr. She is
a gra daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs mes A. Beales and niece OF
Mrs Rich Steers and Of Theodore
Sedr~ \.
Nj edgwick went to France in 1917,
whert he did war work. Mr. Munroe
serve TWO years in France with the
Amer Field Ambulance. He was
grad. ID from Harvard in 1913 and
belon to the Knickerbocker. Tuxedo
and ward clubs. He s a grandson
Of E, ate John Munroe, founder of
the king firm of John Munroe &
CO 'ariS.
tions have been issued for the
ve OF Miss Margaret Macdonald
Ga Of Mrs. Thomas Hood Mac
DO of Bridgeport, Conn, to
ih b. Clapp Jr., son of Charles f.
Gl p East Eighty-second Street
th y, at the home of the brides
m on June II, at o'clock
Nixon Brown Elliot, of Denver,
II be the matron of honor, ana
desmaids will be Miss Harriet
Spokane, Wash; Mrs. Russell
cdonaId, sister-in-law of the
Miss Louise Atwater, of
pert, and Miss Catherine Risden,
> ~ York.
we best man will be Kenneth H.
C.app, the bridegroom's brother De-
lanow ". Ladd, Noel Armstrong, Ed
nd R. Tweedy and John G. Curtis
] act as ushers.
The bride will be given away by her
brother. Russell G. Macdonald. The
Rev. Dr. Sherman will ohiciate.
At the brides home reception will
follow the wedding.
Announce ,nent has been made of the
engagement of Miss Helena Livingston
Fish, youngest daughter of Hamilton
Fish of $40 Fifth Avenue, to Henry
orster of this city and son of Mrs.
Frederick Forster of Milton. Mass s.
Miss Fish is a granddaughter of Ham
ilton Fish who was Secretary of State
under President Grant. Her father
was Speaker of the New York State
Assembly, member of Congress and
Assistant Treasurer of the United
States. Miss Fish served two wears
IN war work in France, in the American
Ambulance Hospital at Neuilly and in
the French canteens. Mr.. Forster, who
was graduated from Harvard in 1911,
was in the French Flying Corps for a
year and later was transferred to the
American Naval Aviation.
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends attended the wedding yesterday
of Miss Sara S. Alexander, daughter of
the late Colonel and Mrs. P. ". Alex
ander of Georgia, to John Herbert
Allen of this city. The wedding took
place at the home of the brides brother
and sisterin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
w. Alexander. $50 Park Avenue. The
Rev. Dr. Frank w. Crowder, rector of
st. James Church, performed the cere-
mony which was followed by a receipt
ion.
The bride was given away by her
brother. She was gowned in white net,
embroidered, with panels of flet lace.
She wore a blue straw hat trimmed
with plumes and carried a bouquet of
pihh roses ana lllIeS OF the valley.
She was attended by several small
children. including her niece, Theresa
S. Alexander. and Ruth Lewis, niece of
Mr.. Allen, who were flower girls; Paul
W. Alexander jr., and Garrard Glenn ir.
yer nephew and cousin, who were
ages; Anne. Marie. William and John
aillard, Philip Snyder. Arthur S.
lien jr, lone Davis, and Walter c.
eagle jr who held the ribbons form
tie aisle to the temporary altar
Il little girls wore corn colored
G = lc frocks with hats to match.
= rried baskets of panses.
thur 5. Allen was his brothers
man. There were no ushers. Mr..
and his bride will pass their
-e5 moon travelling in Canada
diss Carol Arkins. daughter of