New-York tribune., 1920-05-23

and her other attendants will be Mrs.
inald L. Hutchinson, Miss Alice Hall,
Miss Marion Hall, Miss Judith Smith
and Miss .Julh Dommerich
Theodore Magill will be the best man
and the ushers will be Leonard Jacob
Cd; Hamilton Dykeman, Martin Quinn,
J. Berry Underhili, Reginald L. Hutch
iinson and George Campbell Smith, jr.,
brother of the bride. A special train
from the Pennsylvania Station will
leave at 2:05 o'clock for the wedding
and return after the reception. The
Rev. DR.. Frank w. Crowder, rector of
st. James's Church, Madison Avenue
and Seventy-frst Street, will ofFiciate.
Mr.. Albeit will give his bachelor din
ner on June 3, at the Princeton Club.
Miss Myra Fraser, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George C. Fraser, of Morris
town, N. j., will also be married on
Saturday. She will become the bride
Of Grinnell Martin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newell Martin, Of this city and Milford,
Conn The wedding will take place
in Morristown.
Details have been completed for the
wedding Of Miss. Ethel Louise oDono-
hue, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
j. oDonohue, jr, to Alwyn Ball, Sd,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alwyn. Ball, jr.
It will take place on June 2 In the St.
Regis. Miss O'Donohue will be attended
by Miss Margaret Hennessey, Miss
Grace Stanley, Miss Marjorie Nc
Aleenan, Miss Dorothy Looram, Mrs.
Malcolm Tit, Mrs. Loughran Daily and
Miss Gladys ODonohue, the latter q
sister. John Ball will attend his
brother as best man and serving as
Sd, and Harry o'Donohue, brothers Of
the bride; Charles .Tainter, Of Pitts
burgh; Stanton Whitney, George Sloane,
Talbot Chambers, Alfred Mackav'
Charles Reade, and Carroll Ball,
brother Of the bridegroom.
On tho following day. June 8, Miss
Adelaide Guidet Buckley, will be mar
ried to Gary Spencer at the home of
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip G. .McFadden, 430 Park
Avenue. Only relatives and few init
mate friends have been invited to the
ceremony, which will be followed by
small reception. Miss Buckley will
have only one attendant, her sister,
Miss Marie G. Buckley. E. Swift New
ton Will be the best man.
In Trinity Church. Crawford, N. j.,
on the afternoon of June Miss Marcia
Huntington Furman, daughter of Mrs.
Silas Holmes Furman, will be married
to Olin Still Putnam. Miss Furman,
who is q niece Of Mrs. ". X. Bond
Emerson and the late Mrs. James NJ.
Waterbury. will have Miss Virginia
Sperry for her maid Of honor. Her
bridesmaids will be Miss Sara Kemper,
Of Alexandria, Va; Miss Elizabeth Pier
son, of Westfield, N. j.; Miss Elizabeth
Towl, Of this city, and Miss Georgia
Hansel, whose engagement to Marvin
Dean Hall, Of Crawford. was recently
announced.
Mr.. Putnam has chosen Stewart
MacM. Robinson, Of Cleveland, for his
best man. The ushers Will be John
Garvan, Of East Orange, ~ j.; Dudley
Griffin, Of Scranton, Pa; Kenneth
Stockton, Of Ridgewood, N. jail class
mates of Mr.. Putnam at Princeton. and
Gerald Shackford Furnam, brother Of
the bride. Miss Furnam will be given
Holmes Furnam. The ceremony will be
followed by reception at the home of
Mrs. Furman in Crawford.
In the Cathedral Of ST. John the
Divine tomorrow evening Miss Carol
Arkins, daughter of Frank ]. Atkins,
will be married to W. Norman Bratton.
The Rev. DR.. E. P. Newton will per-
form the ceremony, and afterward
there will be a reception at the home
Of the brides father, e1o Riverside
ter, Miss Lucille Arkins, for her- maid
of honor and only attendant. Brafnard
Phillipson will be the best man.