New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
Chanler-Murray Wedding 1
To Take Place This Week
Miss Emma Peabody and Charles Cook Ransom Also
Will Be Married Next Saturday; Many Other In.
teresting Bridals Set for the Next Six Days

Weddings will be numerous through
out the week, but Saturday, as usual,
will be the favoritc day with the brides
and will bring number of marriages.
Miss Leslie Murray, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Archibald Murray, will be
married that afternoon to Lewis Stuy-
vesant Chanler jr., in the Church of
the TRANSPORTATION. Her bridesmaids
will include Miss Flora Payne Whitney,
who two days later will become the
bride of Roderick Tower in st. Bar
tholomew's Church; Mrs. ". Fellowes
Morgan jr., Mrs. jeremiah Evarts, Miss
Helen James, Miss Jeanette Olyphant
and Miss Elsa Howard.
Miss Murray's younger sister, Miss
Barbara Murray, will be her maid of
honor, and Mr. Chanlers brother,
William C. Chanler, will act as best
man. The ceremony will be followed
by small reception at the Murray
residence, 81 East Fifty sixth Street.
Another wedding of interest to old
New Workers will be that on Saturday
OF Miss Emma Peabody. Youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Pea
body, and granddaughter Of the late
George G.. Haven. She will be married
in the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
to Charles Cook Ransom, and will have
her sister, Mrs. John Alden Talbot, for
her matron of honor
Her other attendants will be Mrs.
Matthew Comstock Jenkins, Mrs. Hor-
ace Leslie Hotchkiss Sd, Miss Kathryn
Tefft Slayback. Miss Josephine Flood,
Miss Virginia Sterry, Miss Gladys Arm
strong, Miss Dorothea Kavanagh and
Miss Elsie Morrill, The bridegroom s
brother, Lennox Ransom, will be his
best man and another brother, Norman
Ransom; George Peabody, brother of
the bride; George Malcom, Thaycr
Shedd, William Barrows Peale, Ferrier
Taylor Martin and Joseph Fahys, of
this city; Matthew Comstock jenkins.
of Larchmont, and Willis H. Harlow. of
Hampstead, will be the ushers. The
ceremony will be followed by a recep-
tion at the Peabody residence, 80 East
Fiftyfo Street
Many New Workers and some OF
Tuxedo's cottage colony will go to
Philadelphia on Saturday for the mar
rlage of Miss Pauline Dtuckla. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman A. Dencklu,
to lie Grand B. Cannon, of this c;tv.
wi. C0lsIicH 10 d sun VI inc ldCc 1aTTY
lie Grand Cannon and Mrs. Theodore
Frelinghuysen, of Tuxedo The we'd
ding Will take place in Holy Trinity
Church and will be followed by a re-
ception at the Acorn Club.
Mrs. j. Francis Packard, the brides
sister, will be her matron of honor and
another sister, Miss Mary Patty T.
Denckla, the flower girl. Miss Denckla' $
other attendants will be Mrs. Joseph
Bailey jr.. Mrs. G. Dawson Coleman,
Mrs. O. Eaton Cromwell, Miss Rebecca
G. Thomson, Miss Elizabeth Cushing
Norris and Miss Edith Wallach, Of
Warrenton. Va. Henry Rogers Benz ia.
min, of this city, will be the best mar
and number of New York men will
also attend Mr.. Cannon as ushers,
Frederick T. Frelinghuy Edwin NJ
Post jrr, William Rhinelander Stewart
Jr. and John Wanamaker I'd. V. Paul
Denckla will also be an usher
Miss Marjorie Ewing La Vie, daueh.
ter of George A. La Vie, of 2I West
Eighty eighth Street, will on Saturday
marry Warren Trusdeli Stewart. son
of Mr. and Mrs. William f. Stewart, of
South Orange. The wedding will take
place in All Angels Church, West End
Avenue and Eighty-tirst Street, and will
be followed by reception at the Hotel
St. Regis. The brides sister, Miss
Edith La Vie, will be her maid of honor
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Fiori-
anne Traub, Miss Dorothy White and
Miss Hilda Baird The best man will
be the bridegrooms brother, Edwin
Stewart Sd, Richard La Vie, Donald
Stewart. Charles Jewett, Malcolm Pier.
son and Bleecker Gellaty will be the
ushers.
The wedding of Miss Ruth Moyiu.
Kelsey. daughter Of Mrs. J. r. Kelsey
Of $50 West l57th Street, to George