New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-23
AliceCarson
Becomes Bride
In Spartanburg
John Nick. Minton Jr. Webs
Sister of Mrs. Richard III.
Gordon Jr., Both Being
Members of State Bar
Miss Rogers Is Married
LIE Grand b. Cannon to Give
Farewell Bachelor Dinner
at Pierre's on April 10

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph n. Carson.
of Spartanburg. S. c., and sister of
Mrs. Richard II. Gordon jr., of SIT
West End Avenue, this city, was mar
ried yesterday at noon in Spartanburg
TO John McKim Minton jr, son of Mr..
and Mrs John McKim Minton. of New
York. Both the bride and bridegroom
are lawyers and graduates of the New
York University Law School. Mr.. Min
Ton also is a graduate of the Univer-
s,y OF Virginia. He is q nephew of
De Iancev Ncoll
Miss Hazel May Rogers, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Lincoln S. Rogers. was
married last evening in the east ball
room OF the Hotel Astor to Lieutenant
Donald Alexander Green. U. S. n. The
ceremony was performed under crossed
swords by the Rev. Charles Ellis, chap
lain Of the Brooklyn navy yard, and
a reception. dinner and dance followed.
The bEide wore a gown of white chiffon
embroidered in pearls, with court
train of cloth OF silver. over which fell
the tulle veil She carried white orchids
and lilies of valley. The bride,
VINO is chairman OF the junior cabinet
OF the New York Mozart Society. of
which Mrs Noble Mcconnell is presi-
dent, chose her attendants from that
organization. They were Miss Vera
Van Praag, who was the maid of
honor. and Miss Madeleine McKeogh.
SION Miss Helen Stoehr. Miss Louise
Julien. Miss Katherine Scheerer, Miss
Gertrude Begoon Miss Georgiana Nc
Herman, Miss Evelyn Estabrook and
Miss Bessie Stevens. They were in
frocks Of pastel shades of taffeta. with
wreathS of flowers on their heads, and
;hey carried pink roses.
Lieutenant Henry W. Need served
as best man, and the ushers were Lieu
tenant James P. Allison. ". X. Phillips,
G. ". nusbey, !, G. Scheck and t. IT,
Bryant
Lieutenant Green and his bride will
i've in New London, Conn
lie Grand B. Cannon. who is to marry
Miss Pauline Denckla. daughter Of MIR
and Mrs. Hermann Dcnckla. of Chest
nut Hill. Pa. the afternoon Of April
II. will give his farewell bachelor dim
ner at Pierrc's April TO- Among his
guests will be Rogers Benjamin. who
IS to be his best man; Frederick T.
Frelinghuysen, William Rhnclander
Stewart, Edwin NJ. Post jr.. john Wanna
maker I'd, of New York, and C. Paul
penckla, who are to be his ushers
Miss Esther l.. Denny, daughter of
Ar. and Mrs. Thomas Denny, whose
marriage to DR.. Glen Smith. son Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank Smith, of Schenectady,
\. Y. takes place Easter Monday. at
he home of her parents. 80 East Sixty
fourth Street. viii have her sister.
Miss Amey y. Denny. for her maid of
honor. Her other attendants have not
been selected, DR.. John McMinin will
serve as best man. The wedding will
be q small one and will be followed
BY reception.
Miss Caroline Hicks Read, daughter
Of Mrs. William A. Read, will be mar
ried to Archibald McIwaine Cd June
ment was announced Saturday. Mr.
Mcllwaine's mother, who has lived for
years at 247 Fifth Avenue. has bought
9 house in West Twelfth Street
Mr. and Mrs. Egerton l.. Winthrop.
Miss Muriel Winthrop and Miss Mary
Croker Alexander will sail for Europe
'o-day on the Mauritania.
Mrs Charles Dana Gibson Will sail
for England to-day to visit her sister
Lady Astor, in London
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hays Morgan,
Miss Consuelo Morgan and Harry Hays
Morgan jr sailed for Europe Satur-
day on board the Adriatic. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan will go to their home in
Belgium. where Mr.. Morgan is High
Commissioner for the United States,
and Miss Morgan will finish her studies
in Paris. She will make her debut in
New York next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kip Rhinelander
have gone to Bermuda to remain until
early in April.