New-York tribune., 1920-05-05
Helen Curtis
ToBe Married
In St. Thonas's
r;Il Become the Bride of
Joseph L Lentilhon N at
Church Ceremony June5;
Couple to Live i'm Manila
Miss Knapp Weds May 20
snecial Program of Music
:. and Dancing to Precede
NAVY Ball Next Monday

-. Mr.. Alfred Halsey Curtis, will be
-.;.a 70 Joseph Lentilhon, son of
yrs. Joseph de Tours Lentilhon, June
siu St. Thomas's Church. MRS. Grayson
: Isthrop will be her sisters matron
- 1Onor and the bridesmaids will be
Miss odet.e FEEDER, Miss Nathalie Rob
.r,son .,ss and Miss Betty Meigs, of Bos-
..r. Miss Marie Louise Baldwin. Of
s e., Francisco: Miss Emma Patterson
80. .ss Miss Ethel Dempsey. Hugh j.
, rah.rtson will be Mr.. Lentilhon's best
~, and the ushers will include Car
saston .s.s Stettinius. Charles Moller,
t n.crs, ". Van Sicklen jr, Howard
c.T. Walton Scully and Reginald
ssnks. The ceremony will be followed
~ . reception at the home of the
s,;ds's parents, 27o Park Avenue, and
w;s. , Alice A. De Lamar, who has an
.nsr.r,ent in the same building. has
.n.rsd Its use and, as a result, the
s.o APARTMENTS will be thrown into
a.. for the occasion.
After short wedding trip in this
.,untry, Mr.. Lentilhon and his bride
iii sail for Manila, where they will
,,msin for several years
Mise Betty B. Pierson, daughter of
W and Mrs. J. Fred Pierson jr., and
sehuyler Livingston Parsons took out
marriage license yesterday at the
Nunicipsi Building. They are to be
msrrisd on Saturday in the Church Of
ne Heavenly Rest. The ceremony will
/. performed by the Rev. William G..
Thaver and the Rev. Herbert Shipman.
Miss Margaret Knapp, daughter Of
Mrs. Edward S. Knapp, will be married
% Dr. Lee Hollister Ferguson May 20 in
s.. James's Church. Madison Avenue
,nd Seventy-frst Street. Her only at
,epdant will be her niece, Miss Rosalie
Knapp. DR.. Earl Vanderwerker will
,srve as best man and the ushers will
i. Leland Cary, DR.. Walter P. Ander-
,on, Or. Harold Stuart and DR.. Walker
Swift. The ceremony will be followed
by reception at the home of Mrs.
Knapp, 81 East Sixty-third Street.
The marriage of Miss Rita Sturgis.
daughter of Mrs. Robert Sturgis, to
Nigel Cnolmeiey-Jon will take place
June IL in St. PauPs Church, Chelten-
ham. Pa. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a reception at Laburnums,
the country place Of Mrs. Sturgis, in
Chelton Hills. Pa
Several young women of society will
take part in the special program Of
music and dancing which will precede
the general dancing at the Navy Ball,
to be given Monday evening at the
Hotel Commodore. The special dance
will be the "Mnuet Modern" and will
be presented by Mis- Marie La Marche,
Miss Dorothy Capp Miss Grace Hen
driek, Miss Emily Burchell, Miss Polly
Brooks, Miss Katherine Van Ingen, Miss
Elise Hughes. Miss Eleanor FRANKIE,
Miss Elsie Parsons, Miss Kathryn Kim
ball, Miss Virginia Kimball, Miss
Olivia Erdmann and Miss Sarah Sturgis
Mrs. Julian W. Robbins is chairman
Of the committee on arrangements.
Two plays for the benefit Of the Milk
tor Children of America Fund will be
given at the Longacre Theater Sunday
evening May 16, under the direction
Of Mrs. Edward n. Breitung, assisted
BY Mrs. Oliver Hartman, chairman Of
the distribution committee. Mrs. 7. j.
Oakley Rhinelander and Miss Elisa
beth Marburv will also contribute their
SD. Bernard Shaw's "How He Lied to
her Husband" will be played by Mrs
James Lowell Putnam, assisted by
Reginald Mason and Percival T. Moore,
OF the Adam and Eva" company.
Miss Merle Maddern and Norman
Trevor will appear in "An Ideal Hus-
Osnd,' by Oscar Wilde. Paul Reimers
vii! offer musical program. Boxes
ahd seats may be had at the Long
sefe iheater or from Mrs. Breitung,
10 East Seventy-sixth Street. Checks
p should be made payable to William
fosbes Morgan, treasurer.
me Princess Miguel de Braganza
aas returned to the city from Califor-
s's ps. and is a guest Of her father, w.
"nlaeishder Stewart, IA East Fifty
seventh Street.
M. and Mrs. Frederick n. Osborn
a.ss, ave gone to Garrison, N. Y, to remain
r.u! August, when they will 20 to
smsaquiliity ssa Farm, Asheville, Me-. to be
sss'M sss OF Mrs. Osborn's parents, Mr..
'aa mrs. William Jay SchieFelin.
NJ. Mss Annie B. Jennings, who is at
vii, vii country s.Gy place at Fairfield, Conn,
british Ambassador and
Wife Guests at Dinner