New-York tribune., 1920-08-22
Major Starr Cooper,
OF Greenwich, Is to
Wed Toledo Girl
Marriage of Miss Marjorie
Ford Niles and Ex-Service
Officer Is 10 Take Place at
Brides Home Thursday
Spccinl Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
GREENWICH, Conn, Aug 21.--The
marriage Of Miss Marjorie Ford Niles,
daughter Of Mrs. Charles Warcham
Ryan, of Toledo, and Major Starr
Gardiner Cooper, son of Mr.. and Mrs
G. Duane Cooper, and nephew of
Commodore A. Gardiner Cooper, of
Greenwich, will take place at the home
of the bride, next Thursday afternoon
Miss Niles is a graduate of Hosmer
Hill College, St. Louis, class of 1910.
Major Cooper was in the service dur
ing the recent World War and was
promoted to Major Of the Aujutant
Generals Department, u. s. r. He is
a graduate Of Yale, class of 1903. He
is now secretary of the faculty Of the
Peddie Institute, Hightstown, N. J., and
is member of the Phi Beta Kappa
and Cum Laude Society of both the
Honorary Preparatory School Of
Adelphi Academy, Brooklyn, and the
Peddie Institute. He and his bride
will attend the convention of Beta
Theta ri, of which he is also mcm-
Der at Yale, to be held at Lake
Geneva, Wis, on their honeymoon
trip.
Miss Loretta Corlett, who is pass
ing the summer at the Greenwich Inn,
had the honor of christening the
steamship Exporter, launched by the
Federal Ship Building Corporation at
Jersey City, last Saturday. Miss Cor
lett. who is thirteen years DID, is the
first child to launch a ship owned by
the corporation.
The mixed doubles of the August il
and Is Edgewood Inn tennis tourna-
ment had to be postponed a week on
account of rain. The mems doubles
we're completed, however, and Ed NJ
Stout, Of New York, and Gardner S.
Bowden, of Brooklyn, were the win
ners.
Miss Isabelle Lovett, of New York, is
at Edgewood Inn.
After visit of two weeks in Chi
cago Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Goodhue, of
New York, have returned to Edgewood
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Flynn, of
New York, had as their dinner guest
last Saturday Wallace T. Harvey, Of
BaltlmOre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy L. Crosby, of New
York are at Edgewood Inn.
Much was added to the interest of
the regular Sunday evening concert at
Edgewood Inn by two songs Sung by
Jackson S. Hines, of New York
Mrs. f. A. Prince is entertaining as
her house guests Mrs. A. Holman, of
New York, and Miss Leo Gray, of Lon
don.
Mrs. G. c. Morgan, of New York, is
the guest Of Mrs. D. F. Belden, of New
York, at Edgewood Inn.
Miss Kathryn Knight, of New York,
is at Edgewood Inn with Mr.. and Mrs
William Knight, Of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. C. Hogan, of New
York, who are at Edgewood Inn, en-
tertaincd four tables at bridge Mon
day.
Peter F. Crossman, Edwin Deeves,
Mrs. f. S. Edwards and Miss Olive
| Edwards are among the New Workers
at Edgewood Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Topping have
gone to Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. E. Allan Wood and her son,
Allan, left on Monday for a motor trip
to Lake Champlain and from there to
the Thousand Islands.
Mrs. William Frederick Stafford, of
New York, who has been motoring
through the Berkshires, has returned
to the Kent House here
Miss Ellie Wagner and sister. Miss
Dorothea Wagner, are motoring
through the Catskills with Mrs.
Charles Blair and son, Of New York.