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New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Brilliant Weddings Fill
Weeks Social Calendar
s'ne Fashionable Marriage Will Be International
When Miss Maud E. Kahn Becomes Bride of
Captain ]. c. o. Marriott of Scots Cuards

Already many members of society
nave gone to seashore and inland re-
sorts for the summer, and by the end
cf next week, after the Yale-Harvar rd
boat races at New London. the city,
especially over the week ends, will ne
almost deserted. socially speaking, until
after Labor Day. For those who still
remain in town there are the numerous
fashionable weddings during the day,
and in the evening informal dinners on
the roofs of the fashionable hotels, fol-
lowed in most cases by theater parties
70 fill in the time.
The weddings are being carried fur
ther into the month this year than is
usual, and there will be little cessation
IN thar number until Saturday OF next
week
One OF the brilliant marriages Of
this week will be an international one.
1t will De celebrated in the picturesque
little St. Johns Church at Cold Spring
Aarboi. J.. l., on Tuesday, when Miss
Maud L. Kahn. eldest daughter of Mr..
aad Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, becomes the
nride OF Captain and Brevet Major j..
G. o Marriott, Scots Guards. AS the
Vii attend the ceremony, but the in
vitations TO the reception at the coun
Try nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn, at
Woodbury.. are more general. There
viii Dc a special train from New York
feT those who attend the ceremony and
another for those invited to the recep-
tor Miss Margaret Kahn will be her
sisters maid of honor, and her other
attendants will be Mrs. Otis L. Guern
sey Miss Marianne McKeever, Miss
Marion Tiffany and Miss Adelaide
sedg'Yick, whose engagement to John
Aunroe was recently announced.
Major General r. x. Bethel. mill
tary attache of the British Embassy,
will be the best man. The ushers. all
fsem the embassy, will include Lieu
tenant Colonel Andrew A. N. Thorne,
Air Commodore L. E. o. Charlton. Cap
ain J. F. Karker and r. H. Hadow.
: Major Marriott, who arrived week
ago for the wedding, was until recently
attached to the British Embassy in
Washington as assistant military at
ssche. He was detached from that
post and gazetted to Guards regiment
~ London His stay here will be brief
fer he and h. bride will sail soon
after the wedding for England and
vii make their home in London. He
y Ire son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Loarles Marriott, of Stowmarket, Suf-
io}k- England. and was the youngest
major in the British army
Mr. Kahn, who has been in Europe
- business. arrived in New YORK a
,sy days ago.
dsny friends and relatives from
Aere % well as Philadelphia will 60 10
sSosse Pointe, Mich, TO attend the
msdding there on Thursday of Miss
oeiphine Dodge. daughter Of MIR. and
Ars. Horace Elgin Dodge, of that city,
- James II. r. Cromwell, son by a
lornner marriage OF Mrn. Edward T..
sfo.esbury, Of Philadelphia. Miss
roose spent few days last week here
at the Ritz-Cariton with her brother
snd sistcr-in-iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r..
Dodge ir. As. Cromwell also passed
last - in New YORK After their
-sdding trip Mr.. Cromwell and his
.Tsss will make their home In New
YoYk
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Tea and Fair arranged
For Benefit of Mix Fund

Mrs. Payne Whitney's beautiful
country place, Greentree, at Manhasset.
L. l.. will attract society, es-
pecially from Long Island, in large
numbers next Friday afternoon, when
a tea and fair will be given there for
the benefit of the Babies Milk Funds
of the Nassau County Association and
the New York Hospital. There will be
on sale genuine antiques. livestock,
puppies and grown dogs, garden and
children's hats, jams and unique things
of every variety. A registered Jersey
heifer will be ratified and there will be
games for children.
Among those interested are the
cial Service, the officers Of which are
Mrs. Arthur Iselin, Mrs. Cornelius N.
Bliss jr, Mrs ]. Woodward Haven,
Mrs. E. L. Smith, Mrs. William Wood
ward and Mrs. Payne Whitney, also the
milk fund committee of the Nassau
County Association, of which Mrs
Joseph R. Truesdale is president.
A bazaar will be held next month
at the Lulu Thorley Home for Crippled
and Delicate Children, at Claverack
N. Y, to raise money for the upkeep
of the school, where the children of
the Free Industrial School for Grip
pied Children, of this city, of which
Colonel Walter Scott is president, are
looked after during the summer The
superintendent. Mrs. NJ. E. Bulard. and
the officers will be grateful for dona-
tious Of money or Of articles for sale,
such ~ fancy goods, art geoda, wear
Ing apparel, preserves In fact, any
thing OF salahle nature.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

Society has hardly completed its eff
forts in behalf of charity for the sea-
son just closed than it begins making
plans for affairs for some worthy
cause next winter. Announcement
has just been made of Venetian CO.'S
tune ball to be given on the night Of
November 23, just after the season of
l920-'21 will be formally launched, in
the ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton. 1t
tce," and the money raised will be
towstd national organization to do
honor to italian heroes by building in
some Italian city, with American
money, an orphanage for the children
of those killed in the war. A special
ball committee already has been
named, composed of Frank Crownin-
shield, George S. Chappell. Royal Cor
tissoz. Chester II. Aldrich, the Prin-
cess Rospigliosi and John Motfat.
Chester H. Aldrich heads the Tribute.
to Italy as national president and
Charles H. Sabin is national treas
urer
The ballroom of the Ritz will be
transformed to represent the Piazza
at Venice, with the Clock Tower in
evidence, and adjoining it an arcade
in which Florians shall dominate
be served.
AS to costumes, the plan is to fol-
low, as far as may be possible, the pic
lures of Guardi, Longhi, Rosalba,
Carriera and Tiepolo. For the men
soft white shirt, black silk stockings,
knee breeches, white silk stockings,
pumps, black short cloak, three-cor-
nered hat and mask are suggested,
but such garb is by no means obliga-
tory. The committee realizes that the
women will not need much help, and
makes only two suggestions. One is
that they should wear the three-cor-
nered hat Of Venice OF the eighteenth
century, and another that all should
wear plenty of beads.
Tickets will not be put on sale, but
can be obtained through members OF
the committee.
Among the women interested are
the Princess RogpiEliosi, Mrs. Sidney
Fish, Mrs. Newbold Leroy Edgar,
Mrs. Frederick 7. Freiisighuysan, Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Dinner Dance, a la
Scotland, Is Given
By Mrs. Mcconnell
Tartans and Bonnets Togetll.
err With Music Typical of
Country Rule at Affair
i'll Honor of Mrs. Adriance

Mrs. Noble Mcconnell gave a din.
ner dance on Thursday evening in the
Rose Room of the Hotel Astor fol
Mrs. Benjamin Adriance. 1t was 3
Scotch night. Scotland being the land
OF the birth of the guest of honor
Scotch music was played, Scotch souve-
MRS provided and the men on arriv-
ing were given tartans, which they
wore throughout the evening. Dur
ing the dinner Scotch caps were
handed to the men and bonnets to the
women.
The guests were seated at three
large tables decorated with spring
flowers.
A special bit of verse, written in
honor of Mrs. Adrance. was twined
into a song and sung freqently
throughout the evening to the tune
of Peggy
Mrs. Mcconnell, Burr Mcintosh
Maurice Deiches, DR. Russell Stone
Lincoln S. Rogers, William NJ. Hara-
don, Walter W. Griffith, Samuel G.
Estabrook, Frank G. Cochran, Mrs
Clarence Burns and several other
guests made speeches eulo4izing Mrs
Adriance and telling of her work for
numerous charities and better erment or
ganizations.
The guests included:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bentley,
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Boreum, Mr..
and Mrs. Willis J. Blackwell, Mr. and
Mrs. Bertrand H. Billman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry H. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank G. Cochran, Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard A. Corroon, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
o. Challenger, Mr. and Mrs. George
Comfy. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X. Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. du Moulin,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Estabrook,
Mr. and Mrs Frank H. Edmunds, Mr..
and Mrs Walter W. Griffith, Mr. and
Mrs. w. f. Gallaher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald A. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Haradon, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Klein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. F. de Lacy Mccarthy, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Harry W. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. William H. McGee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Peteler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Rousseau, Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
coin S. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ],
Root jr., Mr.. and Mrs Edwin B. Shays,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bassford Schmalholz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary T. Simmons, DR..
and Mrs. Valdemar Sillo, Mr.. and Mrs,
Frederic c. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs,
Lionel Van Praagh, Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry W. McCandless. Mrs. Clarence
Burns, Mrs. William NJ. BaIlin, Mrs
Jane Hooker and Mrs. Carrie Hession.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Miss Rita Sturgis
Becomes Bride of
N.Cholmeley-Jones
Other Weddings Include
That of Miss Ann Thorne
to r. r. Titus and Miss
Horne to Frances Adams

Many marriages of interest to New
York society were celebrated yester-
day, but the majority of them took
place out OF town. In ST. Paul's
Church, Cheltenham, Pa, at noon. Miss
Rita Sturgis, daughter of Mrs. Robert
Sturgis, of this city, became. the bride
OF Nigel CholmeleyJones, also of New
York: The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Philip Steinmetz and a
reception and breakfast followed at
Ll1aburnums, the country place of Mrs.
Sturgis, at Chelton Hills. Pa. The
orlde, who was given away by her IN
Sag,o, was attended by Miss Louise B.
inches, Of Boston; Miss Edith J. Farr.
Miss Gertrude M. Geer, Miss Jean r.
Moffat, Miss Constance Wicke rsham.
Miss Sylvia g. Van Rensselaer,, all Of
New York; Miss Eleanor S. Brock.
Miss s: Worthing Mitchell, Miss Doro-
thea Cholmeley-Jones and Miss Eliza
beth F. Morris. Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Cholmeley-Jones was attended
by his twin brothers. Colonel R. G.
Cnoimeiey ", Jones and Major Roynon
Ch Cholmeley-Jones. His ushers were
General De Witt c. Weld, George
Giider, Armitage Whitman, Percy
Lltchtield. E. Coster Wilmerding, j.
Jefferson Jones, Andre Pilot. Ken.
meth Spence, F. Barnard O'Connor and
Frederick E. briggs.
The choir sang during the services
nymn the music of which was com
posed by the bridegroom's father. f.
Cnoimeley-Jones, of Philadelphia.
~, The marriage Of Miss Ann A.
lnorne, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
WIN Ihorne, OF 558 Madison Avenue.
10 robert K. Titus, took place at noon
Yesterday at the country home Of her
parents at West Islip, L. |. The
Henry Kearsarge Knapp jr., Miss m
Katherine Francis, MISS Harriet SIM
mons. Miss Margaret w. Dawson, Miss
Fhyllls batcheller, Miss Frances p.
isham and Miss Dorothy Titus, a sister
OF the bridegroom. The ceremony was
followed by reception and breakfast.
Miss Mary Shaw Horne, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. William Dodge Horne, of
rArk Avenue, Yonkers, was married to
Francis Lanson Adams, son of the
late DR.. John L. Adams and of Mrs.
Adams, Of New York, Yesterday after
Miss Natalie Dulles, Of Auburn, N. Y,
was the maid of honor, and tho brides
maids were Miss Jane Johnson, of
Spuyten Duyvil; Miss Edith Thompson,
OF Milwaukee, Miss Agnes O'Gorman,
OF New York: Miss Mary s. Quigley,
Of Hellefonte. Pa; Miss Harriet Self.
OF Florence Italy, and Mrs. James @.
Horne, Of New York.
George Dunbaugn, of Chicago. was
Mr.. Adams's best man, and the ushers
were H. Houston briggs, Of Washing
ton; Victor Poindexter, Of Hartford;
g. c. Baldwin, of Shanghai; Charles
BAILEY, OF Harrisburg: James @.
Horne. and William .. Horne jr..
brothers Of the bride.
M and Mrs. Harry T. Dunn. of 925
Fifth Avenue. have announced the en-
gaSement Of their daughter, Miss Es-
tel!e Lytlc Dunn, to BENJAMIN p. Bake
veil. son OF MxS. Thomas BakswelI. al
p3t&sbu1gh, Nh. Hak6Wsll wns grad
mated from Yale In 1914. HA is a
snsnfosr 0f the Pittsburgh Golf Club
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Miss Palmer Is to Become
Bride of Sherley Morgan

Another of Wednesdays brides will
be Miss Ethel J. Palmer, daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell M. Pa Inner.
She will be married to herley Warner
Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs Asa B.
Morgan, of this city, at her home. 206
Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn. Miss Palmer,
who will be given away by her brother,
Carleton H. Palmer, will have Mrs.
Victor Heatey for matron Of honor
Her niece, Miss Florence Weckcr, of
Stanford, Conn, will be the maid of
honor, and Miss Elizabeth Thayer, of
Brooklyn. and Miss Helen Harrison
Morgan. OF this city, will be the brides
maids. Miss Grace Virginia Johnston,
niece Of the bride. will be the flower
girl.
Maitland Belknap, of this city, will
be the best man, and serving as ushers
will be W. Frederick Stohlman and
John de Hart Harrison, both of New
York.
There will be a large contingent Of
New Workers go TO Purchase, N, Y, on
Saturday for the wedding there Of Miss
Caroline Hicks Read, daughter Of Mrs.
William A. Read, to Archibald G. Nc
IIwaine I'd, SON by former marriage
of Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp The
wedding will take place at Hill Crest,
the country nome or MRS. Read. On
Friday night Mrs. Whitelaw Reid will
give dance at Ophir Hall, her country
place IN Purchase, for the members Of
the bridal party.
Evidently Friday holds no supersti-
tions for Miss Elinor Whitney Ken
dali. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Beals Kendall, for she has chosen that
day for her marriage to Andre Eugene
Grass. This wedding will take place in
the Church Of the Ascension. and the
ceremony, which will be at o'clock,
will be performed by the Rev DR..
Samuel Bushnell, Of Boston, an uncle of
the bride. AS the brides father ia in
i'll health she will be given away by
her brother. W. Floyd Kendall. A small
reception will follow at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall, Al West Elev-
enth Street.
Mrs. Archibald Marshall Denny will
attend her sistcr as Inatron Of honor,
and her small daughter. Katharine
Denny, will be flower girl. Herbert
Walsh, OF Norfolk, Va, will wait upon
Mr.. Grnsx ~ best man. ard the usllers
Will bs Walton Cox, william y. Corx.
shsIi, Harry Gardner and Archer H1s-
NkVnt S
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Miss Bruce, of Greenwich,
Engaged to Ceorge Reid

Mrs. Leslie j. Bruce, Of 1887 Fifth
Avenue, who is at present at her coun
try nome at Greenwich, Conn. has an
nounced the engagement of her dauch
ter, Miss Harriet Bruce, to Ceorpe
Re'd, of this city. Miss Bruce is a
granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Chauncey Andrews, of Youngstown
Ohio. Mr.. Reid is q foreign exchange
broker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark Baldwin
Jf-, OF 121 East Seventy-eighth Street
ana Mount hisco, N. Y, have announced
Fanny Taylor Baldwin, to William P.
T. Preston. a son Of the late Major
Ralph j. Preston, who died last Oc-
tober soon after he returned from Eu-
rope, where he served for more than a
year in the Red Cross. Miss Baldwin
was introduced to society in 1917, and
IS member of the Junior League
She is sister of Mrs. Nathaniel Rue
giles Landon, who, before her marriage
last October, was Miss Cynthia B. Bald
win; the Misses Phyllis and Priscilla
Baldwin and Alexander T. and Josenh
C. Baldwin Sd.
Mr.. Preston, who served In France
during the war, is at present a student
IN tne harvard Law School. He is q
brother of Miss Evelyn Preston and
Jerome and Lewis Preston. His
mother, who was Miss Eiizabeth
Thompson, died several years ago.
Formal announcement has been made
or the engagement of Mrs. Emily Fos-
ter Winslow, widow Of Kenelm Wins
low, TO Herbert Reed Lawrence. a son
OF the late Frank P Lawrence, for
many years president Of the Lotos
Club. Mrs. Winslow, whose husband
was killed IN action overseas two years
ago, is O daughter Of the late Albert E.
Foster. Mr.. Lawrence was a major Of
the reserve aviators, United States
army air service, and was executive
officer of the aviation camp at Garden
City Tor some months
The wedding will take place the first
week u July, and will De very quiet.
as Mrs. Winslow is IN mourning for
her father.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

NNISS KAHN is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r.
1VA Kahn. She WW be married to Captain and Brezet
Major J. c. O. Marriott Tuesdy IN ST. Johns Church
Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island a,d reception 11
tooc at the count'y place Of her, parents Woodbv
MISS Fish is daughter of Hamilton Fish, of 26 East
Sirtysecond Street, Her engagement to HENRI Forster
1Uas announced recentIy.
Mrs Lent1hom acas married Janae 5 in St. Thomass
Church. She Miss Helen Curtis Her parents ore
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Holsey Curtis
Mrs Spence1's marriage took place June 3 of the
nome OF her brother-ln-laW and sister Mr. and Mrs
Philip Grond5n McFaddeu. $50 Park Aveuue She nns
MISS Adelaide G7ede Buckley, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Buckley.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Mss Beatrice B. Nelson
Soon to Become Bride

Miss Beatrice Berrien Nelson. who
was maid OF honor last Saturday for
her sister. Miss Emily Ogden Nelson.
at the latter's marriage to Charles
Robert Potter, will be a bride herself
before many months. Her engage
ment to John Butler Rosenouest has
Just been announced By her parents.
Nr. and Mrs. p. Ogden Nelson. of 1925
Madison Avenue. Miss Nelson is a
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Nelson, OF Flushing and Southarntor
L. l., and in direct line Of descen
from Major James Fairlie, an Office
IN the Revolutionary War and one ~
the founders Of the Society of the Cir
cinnati, and also of Robert Yates.
chief justice Of the State of Nevr
York, who was eHe-ef the men vba
framed the Constitution Of the Unite
States. Mr.. Rosenquest is son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kosenquest. OF
Westchester
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph johnson an
nounce the engagement of their dauef-
ter, Miss Sarah Johnson, to Lieutenant
Warren Dunning Perry, OF Sound
Brook, N. j. Miss Johnson's father
was at one time Fire Commissioner.
and during the war he was director of
publicity for the American Red Cross
IN Washington. Miss Johnson attended
school at Gunston Hall, in Washing
ton, and Miss Hartridge's School, In
Plainfield, N. j.
NJ. Perry. He was educated at Borden
town. n. j., and at Cornell, left the
latter college to enlist in the air serv-
ice and received his commission at
Rich Field, Waco, Tex, where he was
an instructor. His brother. Lieutenant
Robert Kenneth Perry, recently won
second place in the intercollegiate air
races for Williams College
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Malcolm Pot.
Of 804 West Ninety-ainth Street, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Katherine W. Pott. TO
Clarence Muir Tappen, son o. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Muir Tappen. Miss Pots
Is Barnes College graduate and her
fiance was graduated from Princeton
and later from the Columbia Law
School.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wallach. OF
Warrenton, Va, have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Edith Shepard Wallach. to s,a;nes
Gwathmey, Of New York. Miss Wal.
iach is niece of Mr. and Mrs. Wood.
bury Blair.
Mrs. John Emil Traub announces ths
engagement of her daughter. Mis,
Edith Florianne Traub, to Robson I,
ureer' MISS Traub is the daughter O.
lne late Dr. John Emil Traub and tn,
niece OF Major General Peter Edwar,
rfauo, commander of the Thirty-fiftl
uav'sion. !. 81; she Is the granddaughter o
r ss.e ia.e II. Pearsens of Toronto
United StAtes Navy durinx tks -. -. ~ ~
shs son ef Mrs Rotten G. e.,
As Lebanen. n SIS : - = -
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Miss La Vie To Be Wed

In Holy Trinity Church, Spring Lake.
n. j., on Saturday, Miss Edith L. Vie,
daughter OF George A. La Vie, Of this
city, will be married to Theodore P.
Seymour The ceremony will be per
formed at noon and will be followed by
a reception and breakfast at the coun-
try homo of her father Mrs. Van
honor for her sister. and Edward Sey-
mour will be his brothers beat man.
The ushers will be Chester B. Emer-
son, Of netroit; Robert Tipping, Rich-
ard In VIE. Philip La Vie, Van Campan
HEilner and n. &. Voltx.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Miss Margaret l.. Lees
Wedding Set for Thursday

Another wedding on Thursday, but
~nsel1 will be celebrated in New York,
VII be that cf Miss Margaret Living
ssen Lee, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hsnry Livingston Lee. Of liz East sey-
ra.y.foarth Street. to Frederick ..
Lss,ts, IL will take place in the Church
~ the Holy Communion, Sixth Agenus
snd Twsntseth Etrest. Miss Lee viii
sexs n .eaiy ens attendant, Miss Nelson
9tek of Gyeenst0so. ~. G..
ka1s BsAle< 1f Mew York. will bs
zn - sssxss, and ta4 twc usaNxs wiaf
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

Mr, and MIRA. Charles Barker Taylor.
o. heston, have announced the enraes.
ment g their daushtsr, Miss Mxreia
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

Gleason Taylor. to Oswald Hunhards.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Kunharit,
of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and
their family are at prcsen, occupying
their country home, the Craigs, 1t
Manchester. Mass.
Formal announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bigelow Lock
wood. Of Yonkers, of the engagement
OF their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Cnapln Lockwood. to Theodore Sedg-
WICK Fuller son of Frederick Fuller. Of
this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Johnston Macleod. Of
Flushing, J.. l.. have announced the en-
gagenlent of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Macleod, to Erskine B. Van
Houten, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. I. s.
Van Houten, Of Nyack-on-the- Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Costume Ball to Aid
Italian War Orphanage Fund
Receipts From "A ANasquerade in Venice To Be Civ
en- at the Ritz-Carton Will Co Toward National
Organization to Care for the Fatherless Children

Jorge Andre Mrs. Morton Breese, Mrs.
Lydig Hoyt, Mrs. Dave H. Coddington.
Mrs. Charles H. Ditson. Mrs. Allen
G. Wellman, Mrs. John Adams Drake.
Miss Suzanne Pierson, Mrs. Charles
Cary Rumsey and Mrs. William Astor
Chanler.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard WalIach. of
Warrenton, Va, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Edith Shepard Wallach, to Gaines
Iwathmey, Of New York Miss Wal
iach IS niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
bury Blair.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

Among the women Interested are
the Princsss RospiEliosi, Mrs. Sidney
Fish, Mrs. NewhoH Leroy Edgar,
Mrs. Fredsrick r. Freiissghuysan. Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
DANVlLLE MASONS PLAN
FOR HANDSOME TEMPLE
Appears and building Conn
mittce Approve. Blue Prints
for New Structure.
(Spccial to The Times Dispatch. J

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
DANVILLE, VA, August 2i-The
working plans OF the twelve story
concrete and hreproof Masonic Tenn
pie. to be erected at cost between
sjJ0,0G0 and 100000 here. We're pre-
scented to the Masonic building COM
mittee yesterday. which approved
them.
j.. T.. Farls. OF Wheeling. Yves.
Virginia. appeared in person TO eS
plain the blucpr!nts. The plans have
been somewhat revised and viii pro-
vide three lnrge stores fronting on
Main street and three smaller stores
reached by an orcadt~ fronting on
South Union Street. There VIII be
nine iloors Of Offices and the top two
floors Will be reserved for Masonic
use
IL Is tentatively agreed that bi1s
shall be asked for to build tho tem-
pic, but contractors say that the un-
certainty OF the ultimate cost OF
such q structure would result in 4
large safety" margin being includ-
ed and that the bids would run far
beyond the present estimates