New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Palmer-Neave
Nuptial Plans
Are Completed
Daughter of G. C. Palmer
I. To Be. Married Next
Saturday at Morristown;
Attendants Are Named
MANY Weddings To-day
Engagement of Augusta r.
Travers Is Announced;
= Helen S. Baylis a Bride

Arrangements have been completed
.,r the wedding of Miss Helen Camp
,su Palmer. daughter OF George Car
.A~is Palmer, and Charles F. Neave,
s,r Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neave
=; ts3 East SiXty-second Street, Satur-
Ssv in ST Peters Church, Morristown,
Mss Georgiana Palmer will be her
listers maid OF honor, and the brides
aids will be Miss Elizabeth Baker,
Miss Edith J. Farr. Miss Lois Will
iiams and Miss Elizabeth McNickar.
Alex c. Neave Will be best man for
his brother, and the ushers will be
Allan MacDougall, Robert Loughram,
v Trumbull Thomas, Douglas Cole
man and Harlan Newton.
The ceremony viii be performed by
.he Rev. Dr. Donald Brookman. A re-
esp,ion will follow at the Whippany
aver Country Club. Mr.. Neave will
rive his farewell bachelor dinner Fri
Say evening at the home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs V. Paul Travers. Of
Grea. Neck. l.. l.. announce the en-
csgement Of their daughter, Miss Au-
Snsta Iinherr Travers, TO Innis
1'Rourke. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John F,
ORourke, OF s West Fiftieth Street
and Great Neck Miss Travers was
educated at Trinity College, Washing
ton. and is completing course at
Barnard. Mr. O'Rourke was graduated d
from Yale in 1912 He served over
seas as lieutenant in the navy.
The marriage of Miss Antoinette
Lewis Johnson and Gilman Dorr Blake
will take place at Cismount, Albe-
marie County. Va, Saturday. She is
the daughter Of the late Albert Living
stOn Johnson. Of East Orange: Her
mother was Miss Randolph, of Abe
marie County, Va. Mr.. Blake is a
student of law at Harvard. His home
Is in Los Angeles.
Miss Estelle Bridges Waterman,
daughter of Mrs. William J. Waterman,
will become the bride Of Robert Fulton
McClelland. Of Seattle. June 80, at the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. Washington L.
Mann. 6s West Eighty-ffth Street. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Raymond S. Brown, of Calvary
Church.
Mrs. George s Stillman, of 35 West
Fifty-frst Street. will be married to-
day in St Bartholomews Church to
Hobart c. Chatfield- Taylor ONLY rela-
,ves and a few intimate friends will
be present a. the ceremony. Mrs. Still
man is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Barbour, OF Crosse Pointe,
Mich.
Miss Katherine Williams Sheath,
daughter OF Professor and Mrs. L.
Hershey Sheath, Of Yale. will be mar
RED to De Forest Van Slyck. Of this
city, toe dav in the Battell Chapel of
the university, a few hours after Mr..
Van Slyck's graduation from Yale. He
is a son o. Mrs. James Lincoln Ashley,
of % East Seventy y-third Street.
In the Church OF the Redeemer, Bryn
Nawr. today Miss Constance NJ. Vau-
claim. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
gel NJ. Nauclain. will become the
bride O. William H Hamilton, of New
York. The brides father is president
Of the Baldwin Locomotive Works.
Tne marriage Of Mrs Alice Carroll
Dawbarn, widow of Waring Lennox
Dawbarn. OF New York, to Lieutenant
A0oe-- O!HoN bartlett, son OF Mt. ana
Mrs J. Kemp Bartlett, of Baltimore,
and nephew OF Mrs. a Mitchell Palmer
will take place today at the home of
her uncle, Herbert A. Gill, at Alta
Vista, Nd.
Miss Barbara Allen. daughter Of MI
and Mrs. Frederick H Allen, will be
married to Andre Naciiano, Of Paris,
June 80, in Christ Church, Pelham
Manor, a little church on Bolton
Pr!ory. the estate OF M and Mrs.