New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Margaret Hale
Is Married to
C.C.Thorne,J Jr.
Reception atHome of Brides
Mother Follows Cere-
mony i'll Grace Church
Chantry; To Live in Texas
Page Weds Miss Dillon
Marriage of Miss Nelson
TO Count Adolf Morncr.
of Sweden, Is Announced

MISS Margaret Curzou Hale daugh-
ter by former marriage Of Mrs. John
Oakman, was married yesterday after
noon IN the chantry of Grace Church
TO Gilbert G. Thorne jr., son of Gill
bert G. Thorne. Of this city.
The ceremony was performed bv
the Rev. DR.. Charles Lewis Slattery.
and small reception followed at the
home of Mrs. Oakman. West Six
teenth Street The bride. who was
given away by der brother Herbert
Dudley Hale, was in gown of white
satin, with tulle veil that belonged to
her mother. Her only attendants were
her young sister, Laura Marouand
Hale, and stepsister, Renee Oakman.
who acted as flower girls. They wore
yellow velvet and carried bouquets of
yellow tulip and blue iris.
stephen Durant Hurlbut. Of Morris
town, n. j., was best man. There were
no ushers.
The bride is daughter of the late
Herbert Dudley Hale and q grand
daughter of The late Edward Everett
Hale, OF Boston She was graduated
from Wellesley College last June.
Mr. Thorne served during the war
with the 3l3th Machine Gun battalion.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Thorne viii live at Sour Lake.
Tex, where Mr.. Thorne is engaged in
the oil business.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Down
ing Dillon, daughter Of Mrs John Mil
ton Dillon. OF 200 West Fifty-cighth
Street, to Donald Ormsby Page, son of
Mr.. and Mrs William h Page, took
place yesterday afternoon in st.
Thomas Church. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR. Ernest NJ.
Stlres, and a reception followed at
the home Of the brides cousin. Miss
Ethel Spears. 115 East Sixtv-ninth
Street. The bride. who was given away
by her brother. NJ. S. Dillon, wore a
gown of white satin and rose point
lace and veil Of tulle over which
fell rose point lace. She carried p
bouquet OF white roses orchids and
llies-of- the valley
Miss Elsa Downing Of Washington.
was the maid Of honor. She was
dressed in pale green satln and chiffon
and carried roses. The bridesmaids
we're Miss Alys Downing. Of Washing-
ton; Miss Mary Van Dyke, Of Nil
~aukee; Miss Helen Demorest and
Miss Sally Young. of Springfield
Mass; Miss Blanche Page, Miss Murel
irN rNpNiit, W MAJ ,FlLEl Meme ana
Miss Charlotte Bergen, Of this city.
iney were dressed in tulle in rainbow
shades. over satin. They carried roses.
". h. Page served as his brothers
best man. and the ushers were John +
Nhitmyer. Of Rochester; Harold
5e!eher, Of Newark; Victor Dey, Her
bert Collier, William Robertson, VIII
lam Annon, A. r Downing jr-, IL. Glib
on and Richard NJ Page
Mr. and Mrs. Page on their return
rom their wedding trip viii live at
200 West Fifty-eighth Street.
Mn; and Mrs. Alfred Berry Nelson
@. Trenton, n. j., announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Tnoo
Emma Nelson, to Count Adolf Hampus
Wilhelm Morner, of Stockho olm
sweden and New York, last Tuesday in
'he Brick Presbyterian Church, this
city. The ceremony WAS performed by
he brlde's uncle the Rev. John Ogden
Winner of Newark. Miss Marguerite
Nelson was her sisters maid of honor
and Miguel +. de Aguero jr, Of New
ork, served as bert man.
The bride is great granddaughte
of the late Moses Taylor and niece
Of Judge and Mrs. Henry w Wade Rogers.
Of this city and Now Haven.
Count Morner is the eldest son of
Inc late DR.. Karl Axel Morner, q dis
t'IE IASItQ IlilN SIt4HN OIL IQIOVt, NISO
We'll known in America. He is head Of
thc Bolnder Company, one of The
largest enterprises i'll Sweden, manu-
fatturinr machinery and doing bust
ness throughout the world. Count
Morner is we'll known in the Swedish
colony here, and is d member OF the
board Of directors of the Swedish
Chamber of Commerce in New York
and Washington. He is a nephew of
W. A. F. Ekengren, Swedish Minister
10 America
Mrs Herbert l.. Sateerlce was the
hostess at the Colony Club last night
Tor the annual dance of the New York
Visiting COMMITTEES, gwen 10 raise
funds for its hospital work Many
dinners took place before the dance
and the affair was largely attended,
Mrs. Satterlee was assisted in receivine
by Mrs. William y. Morgan. Mrs C..
Grant La Fargo, Mrs. J. Horace Hard
ing. Mrs. j. Rowland Davis, Mrs Wal
Ter b. James, Mrs. r.. G. Colt. Mrs
Heury y. Barnes, Mrs Frederick L.
Crawford Mrs j. j Moorhead and Ms
Charles Williams.
The patronesses, many of whom We're
present, included Mrs. Justus Rupcrri
Mrs james Byrnc, Mrs Walter Dam
fosch, Mrs. William X. Drapery, Mrs
cleveland II. Dodre. Mrs +. H. Harri-
."ah, Mrs. T.. ,. darkness, Mrs. Will
am Church Osborn, Mrs William II.
Osborn, Mrs. James Roosevelt, Mrs
Charles l.. Tiffany. Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Mrs. George W Wander
pilt. Mrs. c. Temple Emmett, Mrs. SAM
uel Riker, Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
and Mrs. Walter Jennings.
Mrs. Frederick Depew Stewart was
obliged to recall the 400 invitations
which she had issued for q reception
and dance yesterday afternoon in the
ballroom Of the Hotel. Gotham, owing
10 the illness Of her daughter. Miss
Margaret Gurnee Stewart, in whose
homer the affair had been arranged.
Miss Stewart has been stricken with
pneumonia
Mrs. Arthur Hodges. of ls2 East
AiNty-fourth Street, gave q the dansant
yesterday afternoon for her niece. Miss
Pauline Chapin Bourne.
Mrs. John K. Drexel gave q reccp-
non yesterday afternoon at her house.
East Sixty Street, for Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Drexel jr
Dinners were given last o. ening by
by Mrs. John Sanford and Mrs. Francis