New-York tribune., 1920-06-12
Ann A. Thorne
Welded To-day
At W. est Islip
Many Members of Society
Will Witness Ceremony
at the Country Home
of the Brides Parents
Three o h er Nuptials
Miss Margaret Brown Is
Married to I'll. C.. Cilland:
Irene Stewart Engaged

Many members of society from the
city will so out to West Islip, Long
Island, to-day for the wedding OF Miss
Ann A Thorne, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Thorne, of 553 Madison
Avenue, 20 Robert R. Titus. The cere-
monv will be performed at noon at the
country place of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorne
and reception and breakfast will fol-
low. Mrs. Mary Kearsarge Knapp jr.
will be her sisters matron of honor
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Har-
riet Simmons, Miss Dorothy Titus, SIS
ter of the bridegroom; Miss Katherine
Francis. Miss Margaret w. Dawson,
Miss Phyllis Batcheller and Miss
Frances ?. lsham.
Another out-of-town wedding which
viii attract many from the city will be
thst OF Miss Rita Sturgis. daughter of
Mrs. Robert Sturgis, of New York, to
Nigel Cholmeley- Jones, in St. Paul's
Church, Cheltenham, Pa. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev
Philip Steinmetz, and & reception and
breakfast will follow at Laburnums,
the country place of Mrs. Sturgis, at
Chelten Hills. Mr.. Cholmeley Jones
gave his farewell bachelor dinner last
night at the Racquet Club, Philadel-
phia.
Miss Margaret Macdonald daughter
OF Mrs. Thomas Hood Macdonald. OF
Bridgeport, Conn, will become the
bride this afternoon at her home of
Charles {. Clapp jr., son of Charles E.
Clapp, of 81 East Eighty-second Street.
New York. The ceremony will BE per-
formed at 5 o'clock and a reception
will follow
The marriage of Miss Mathilde Dol
metsch. daughter Of Mr and Mrs. Rich.
ard Dolmetsch, of $50 West End Ave
nue., to Major Harry C. ". Schultz de
Brun, Medical Reserve Corps, U. S. A..
VIII take place this evening in the Col
legiate Reformed Church. The cere-
mony viii be performed by the Rev
Or. Edgar 1llton jr, and a reception
and dinner Will follow at the Hotel
Plaza.
Miss Margaret Brown, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. John P. Brown, OF 16
beimont Terrace, Yonkers, was married
at at, . o'clock last evening to Henry
~. Sloqes GIl!and, of Greencastle, Pa, at
the FIRST Presbyterian Church, Yonkers,
The ceremony was performed BIZ Dr.
Lester N. Conrow, steDfather Of the
bridegroom, and the Rev. Wendell
Prime Keller, pastor of the church.
ne bride was given away by her
father Miss Ruth Ellen Dow. Of
Exeter, y. H., was the maid Of honor
and David \. Corson, of Newark, best
man
Ar. Gilland was graduated from
!I rrlnceton =. IN 1916: He served for two
years III France with the French forces
ana was decorated by the French gov
erRment. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilland will
make thei, home at Mercerburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Stewart. of
120 Riverside Drive, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Irene
Stewart. to John Robert Alger, son OF
5r. and Mrs William H. Alger, of ii
West Eighty third Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William John War
burton, who were married in this city
last week, are spending their hone.
moon in Hot Springs, Va. Mrs. War
burton was Miss Edna Hoyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Augustus jay, Of
Washington and New York, have ar
rived from Rome. Mr. Jay has been
serving as counsellor of the American
embassy at the Italian capital.
Colonel ard Mrs. George W. Kava-
naugh, Of Carlton House, have gone to
,,he'r country place Oceanedge, Spring
Lake Beach, " J.
hr: and Mrs. Fred sterry and their
daugster. Miss Virginia sterry, have
closed their horne. 10 West Fiftv-eighth
street, and are at their country place
at Greenwich. Conn.
Mr: and Mrs. Francis Fl. Robinson. c~
OIL west 18th Street, are receiving
eoongratulations on the birth OF a son
Wednesday night. The child will be
Snns,iatened Francis Il jr. Captain
EEooinson is general manager Of the
Broadway
Mr. and Mrs. 7. T. BloorlinedaIs and
.neir son Donald, have started on an
extended trip through the United States
ana canada. Some of their stopping
PAGES vii! be BanT and Lake Louise
IN eae Canadian Rockies; Del Monte
i saa Lake Tahoe, Calf. The trip will
east TOUR or FIVE months.