New-York tribune., 1920-03-11
Mrs. Stevenson
BECOMES Bride
OFF. B. Thorne
Only Relatives and a Few
Intimate Friends Attend
Simple but Attractive
Ceremony at Garden City
Dorothy Miller Engaged
Her Wedding to William
HI. Stewart Is to Take
Place Early in the Fall


Owing to both families being in
mourning. the wedding yesterday after
roon Of Mrs. Hildegarde Kobhe Steven
son TO Francis B. Thorne, which took
,laee at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Gustav Kobbe, 100 Fifth Street,
Garden City. was q quiet affair, attended
tr relatives and a few intimate friends
oalv. The bride, who was given away
bv her brother. George NJ. W. Kobbe,
vas attended by her two young chill
sren. Carol ard Hildegarde, who were
fer Aower girls. Mr.. Thorne, who is
son Of MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Thorne, OF
KS Madison Avenue. had his brother,
Tardon K. Thorne, for his best man.
He dispensed with ushers. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. c.
wallace Petty, of this city. and was
followed by an informal reception.
Mr.. Thorne and his bride will spend
their honeymoon in the South and
West. and will be at Ishp for the
SIMMER. Mr.. Thorne was graduated
from Yale in 1914. took special course
at Annapolis and served in European
waters on the destroyer Wainwright
IS g lieutenant. He is q grandson OF
Mrs Samuel Thorne, of this city, and
q brother of Miss Ann Augusta Thorne
one Of the winters debutantes. Who
viii be married ins- June to Robert
TITUS. Of Philadelphia. Yesterdays
bride IS sister of Mrs. Raymond n.
Little. Mrs Gerald Vanderbilt Holhns
and Miss Carol kobbe.
Mrs. Roswell Miller, of .9sa Park
Avenue, has announced the engage
e t,a,- h,-
Miller. te William Harold Stewart. Of
Webster, Mass. Miss Miller was grad
uated from Miss Porter's School. in
Earmington, Conn, and is member
OF the Junior League. Her brother
Roswell Miller, was married to Miss
Margare, arnegie. daughter of the
late Andr'e Carnegie. Mr.. Stewart
was graduated from Dartmouth. class
o. is. He served during the war as
al ensign in the Naval Reserve. The
marri:ee VIII take place early in the
tsM.
Dr. aal Irs. A. Madeley Richardson.
/ Of 490 riverside Drive, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Anne Alicia Hester. 70 DR.. Lawrence
Ki7sman McCaFerty, of this city Miss
Richardson was active in Red Gross
work during the war and nr. Nc
Caaerty was a lieutenant in the navy.
Miss Katharine Estelle s.amm, daugh-
icy Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Carson
Stamm, OF Harrisburg, Pa, viii be mar
RED Saturday afternoon, March 20, in
Harrisburg, to Charles D. Orth jr., son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Orth, of
s. East Fftyfourth Street. this city.
The bride will be attended by her sis
ters. Mrs George Comyns Thomas ir.
and Mss Maude Stamm as matron Of
honor and maid of honor, ara by Miss
Amsia Herman, Miss Mary Creighton
sn5 Miss Mary Mitchell, of Harrisburg;
Hiss Kathryn knight. step-sister of
tas br.degroom; Miss Margare, Ward,
Of Battle Creek, Mich. and Miss Noeiine
and Mass Marion Westervelt, of Engle-
wood y J.
william D. Bickham will be Mr..
0rth's best man. and the ushers will be
Truman p Handy, Lloyd Richards and
Samuel D. Bell, Of New York; Dewitt
C. Jones ir. OF Elizabeth; Malcolm
B Lowe, Of Tenahy, and Richard E.
Robinson. of Harrisburg. all classmates
at Prineeton; also his step brother
William knight jr., of New York
whose engagement to Miss Martha b.
reynolds mas Just been announced, and
Henry ". Ranks Sd.
After q short wedding trip Mr.. Orth
ana' MS rride viii live at 80 East Six
tie.h Street
Invitations have been issued for the
Wedding Of Miss Dorothy Eleanor
sieigs, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hardy Meigs. to DR.. Robert
sunni Saturday evening. March 20, at
~ Slocum Crescent. Forest Hills Gar
eens, L. !. Miss Ruth Goss, Of New
York, viii he the maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Ida Meigs
and Miss Beatrice Meigs, younger sis
iers Of the bride. The ribbon bearers
Will be Mrs. Theodore Kenyon, of Sum-
MT, \. j.; Mrs. Embree de Raisones,
ot Flushing; Mrs. Matthew P. GaF-
Of Plainfeld n. j.; Mrs. William W.
Trench. Of Schenectady; Mrs. Charles
barrage, Of Milford, Conn; Miss Ma
ialie Gregory, Of Brooklyn, and Miss
anna Spiesman, Of Philadelphia.
o, Miss Aeigs is a graduate of Vassar.
sac was active in war work and served
a, spartaRburg, s. c., and elsewhere.
VI Stunt is son of Mr. and Mrs
Moeert Stunzi, Of Zurich, Switzerland
le = a graduate Of the University of
Lausanne
N~'.--! anu HIS Orlue Will go TO
'2pAn, to remain three years.
,,N Miss Aida oddie Banks, daughter of
sIr' a.d Mrs. ]. Fisher s.. Banks, was
married to Frank Chester NTenney yes
e.'uay at the Cedars, the country place
,. her grandmother, Mrs. j. Lenox
I'm. nsaAs' III New Hamburg, n. Y Only
-''4'i'es were present at the ceremony
MISS Irene Brouwer, daughter of Mr..
r., Tno MIS-. I. A. Brouwer, of Pinewold.
We sMsaes,taampton, Long Island was mar
eu 70 DR.. Charles Harbeck, of Los
tnbaiseies, tbis son of Charles T. Harbeck. of
aa n'ns city at 4 o'clock yesterday after
n" non l. IN the Marble Collegiate Church.
81 GH@rpeck was major in the Medi-
ea 90. corps and served with the Ameri-
~ NJ LNpeditionary Forces during the
S,o. S,.. re was member of the United
n,s'ss IS military mission at Berlin dur
ing the armistice.
Nh. .-Vareme will be celebrated to-
44.ght with pomp and pageantry. when
wii, S society of Beaux.Arts Architects
IN IN give "a Pageant of Ancient
~ nee at the Hotel Astor. Episodes
.leAeh history up TO the eighteenth
fniaasy Will be pictured with faith
~ S'iless 10 historic and artistic detail
u u oe expected of such men as Lloyd
snS SSiffsh' chairman of the committee,
anS 1asnry asy Davenport. who will produce