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Miss Maud f.. Kahn
Selects June II as
Her Wedding Date
Marriage to Maj. Marriott to
lake Place on Long Island:
Miss Amy Sparkes Is to
Become Bride OH June 5

one OF the most interesting of the
Long, Island weddings set for next
month will be that of Miss Maud +
kahn daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
n. Kahn, to Major j. C. o. Marriott,
formerly Assistant Military Attache Of
the british Embassy in Washington.
II VIII take place June ~ at the coun-
try nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn, in
Woodbury.. Major Marriott recently
was detached from the embassv's stafS
and .gazetted to a Guards regiment in
London, where he is stationed at pres
ent. lie has been granted a three
weeks leave for the wedding. The
engagement was announced about three
months ago.
Miss Amy F. A. sparkes, elder daugh-
ter of Sir Ashley and Lady Sparkes.
has chosen Miss Margaret Burton. sis,
ter of the bridegroom, for her maid
OF honor at her marriage to Van Duzer
Burton, June 5, in Christ Church,
Oyster Bav, l.. !. The bridesmaids will
be Miss Eleanor Sparkes, her younger
sister; Miss Katherine Hyde, Miss Jane
Hurd, Miss Jean Moffat, Miss Marion
fahys hocenpyl and Miss Lillian Bost-
wick
Frank V. Burton jr.. will serve as
his brothers best man, and the ushers
will be Raymond Chauncey, Walter B.
Eaton, Henry Harper jr., John D. Cum
mings, Charles J. Coulter and Sidney
Howard.
The ceremony will be followed by
reception at Northaw. the country place
OF the brides parents in Syosset, L. |.
There will be an interesting wedding
in Newport on June 2 when Miss Lilly
Rarraff nf nt%
married to Lieutenant Thomas Gilbert
Brown, U. S. N. The wedding will take
place in the Kay Chapel and will be fol-
lowed by reception at the home of
Mrs. Theodore Kane Gibbs, aunt of
Miss Knut, in Gibbs Avenue.
Miss Knut will be attended by Miss
Grace D. Sherrod, Of Haddonfeld, N. j.,
as maid of honor, and by Miss Anne
Pendleton, of Virginia; Miss Betty
Barrett, of Kentucky; Miss Ruth
Thomas, of Newport, and Miss Lillian
Anderson, of Waterbury, Conn, as
bridesmaids.
In St. Matthew's Church, on June 26,
Miss Claire H. Bloss, daughter of Mrs.
Adelbert Clinton Bloss, will be married
to Douglas Halsted Montfort.
On June 1 Miss Helen Stagg, niece
and adopted daughter of Mrs Arthur
Bedell Benjamin, of 1873 East Thirty
sixth Street, will become the bride of
Remsen Mckim, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McKim. Their marriage will
be celebrated at the Hotel Gotham.
Miss Stagg was active in the Motor
Corps during the war, and is a mem
Der of the D. A. r. She will be at
tended by Miss Cecilia Vroom, of En-
glewood, N. j., as maid of honor, who
will be her only attendant. Kingsley
Kunhardt will be the best man, and
serving as ushers will be George Far
mum Kunhardt, Kenneth Morgan.
Dwight Stagg and j. Henry Stagg. Mr..
McKim, who served in the navy during
the war, is a member of the Union
Club and was graduated from Column
bia University
A number of guests will go from here
to San Antonio, Tex. early next month
for the wedding there. on June 5, of
Miss B. Elizabeth Coleman. daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Atlee Coleman, Of that
city, to Stoddard Hoffman. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William NJ. v. Hoffman, Of