New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Barbara Loew
To Be Married
This Afternoon
Rrilliant Ceremony at St.
Thomas's Church to Mark
Event When She Becomes
Bride of Edwin Post Jr.
IN Have Many Attendants
Wedding of Miss Peabody to
Charles Cook Ransom To
Re To-day at Brides Home

n the marriage this afternoon OF MISS
p.rhara Baker Loew, daughter of Mr..
s"i Mrs. ". Goadby Loew, to Edwin
Ws;n Post jr, 1t will be one Of the
80. brilliant weddings OF the spring
md will be attended by representatives.
~ almost every prominent family IN
me city. The Long Island and Tuxedo
,ets in particular. VIII be IN evidence.
The ceremony will be performed at
1 o'clock by the rector, the Rev, Or;
finest N. Stires, and reception will
s,I sa,Iow At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Law 2s2 Madison Avenue. The bride,
rso r l. granddaughter of George F.
pstsr. will have for her attendants her
s;sters. Miss Florence J. and Miss
rrslvn Loew; Miss katherine Mackay,
Mes Isabel Pell. Miss Suzanne Pier
,' snr and Miss Helen Krech. Little
rIa-ence and Edith Baker, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Baker jr.,
and Winifred Loew, youngest sister of
the bride, will be flower girls. Bruce
price Post will serve as his brothers
hest man. and the ushers will be Whit
nsv Warren jr., Frederick T. Freline-
hnysen. John Wanamaker jr., Augustus
Van Cortlandt jr., L. Stuart Wing, Man
ton B. Metcalf jr., Frederick Brakeman,
George F. Baker jr., Elliot c. Cowdin
and George Baker St. George.
The marriage of Miss Emma Pea
body and Charles Cook Ransom, post
poned from last month owing to the
fitness of the bride. will take place
this afternoon at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Pea
body, 80 East Fifty-fourth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh F. Wilkerson, of
Birmingham, Ala. have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Juliet Thornton Wilkerson, to Joseph
D. Nagel jr., son of Dr.. and Mrs.
Joseph D. Nagel, Of 106 East Twenty
eighth Street, New York. Miss Wilker-
son attended Miss Gardeners School in
New York and during the war was
actively engaged in Red Cross canteen
work Mr.. Nagel, Yale. is, was elected
captain of the Yale track team, but left
college in his junior year to enlist in
the Naval Reserves. He served on the
transport Matsonia and held the COM
mission Of lieutenant, junior grade.
The wedding will take place the middle
Of June.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Dora Wilhelmina
Davis, daughter Of Mrs. Franklin Gras-
son Davis, of S29 West End Avenue, to
the Rev. Harry Webb Harrington. Miss
Davis, who was graduated from Wes-
leyan and Columbia, is faculty men,
Der OF the English department, Hunter
College. The Rev. Mr.. harrington, of
Dickinson Seminary, Syracuse Univer-
sity and Boston University School of
Theology, was formerly on the staff of
Harvard University During the war he
was an athletic officer in the French
army, being commissioned in the 7th
and 10th Cuirassiers.
The annual theater party for the
benefit Of the Hill Top Camp, a summer
home for delicate children of the Pres
byterlan Hospital district. will be given
tomorrow evening at the Knicker-
poeker Theater to see "Shavings."
riominent 9 young women of society
VIII act as programme girls, among
mem being Miss Emma Hoyt Miss
Lucy Lord, Miss Marie La Marche. Miss
nelena Ogden, Miss Lillian Remsen,
miss Eliza beth Remsen, Miss Helen
SSenniewlnd, Miss Marie Thayer, Miss
frances M'a H. Ballard, Miss Laura Mabon,
M Mss tarol Read, Miss Dorothy Clapp.
Miss Alice Dawson and Miss Constance
Delaney. ''-' > '<A ~ 9
I'm. me patronesses include Mrs. Arthur
Curtiss James, Mrs Edward S. Hark-
ness, Mrs. ", Barclay Parsons. Mrs
GHe,o9tge H,9lg Draper, Mrs. Ogden Reid. Mrs,
william T. Wilcox, Mrs. William Allen
WpaIler, WOI, Mrs. Edgar Auchincloss, Mrs
nedy . ooiiH o. Men
,,I1 Mt. ,.; and Mrs. Charles Potter King
I.. s give dance this evening at their
nome East Fifty-frst Street for
M Mef son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
mrs Rodney Williams. It will be nra-
Ssas1 by dinners given by Mr.. and Mrs
=; tneus Munds at their house. 121
.@s Sixty-fourth Street, and by Mr..
sau nis., mrs. rs Williams, 150 East SEVENTY
"a. AcrSeeepdon In honor Of Major General
Iir aironarles V.F. Townsend of the British
Smy, and a private view of British
$SveEnment official war autographs and
S,I, ~ neck collection of paintings of
su ossii War veterans, will be held this
r,ss.nlng at the Anderson Galleries.
mhihth Street and Park Avenue,
pse.p pa.ronesses include Mrs. Robert
bolS Mrs. James NJ. Beck, Mrs. New
Fshh.E Leroy Edgar, Mrs. Ernesto G.
Csoss' Mrs II: Fairfield Osborn, Mrs.
/ sse sass EmIen Roosevelt, Mrs. Herbert
Th;as..efiee, Mrs. Richard Trimble. Mrs.
rdase da,sAey Warren and Mrs. Arnold Whit
M Miss ; Msthilde saportas, daughter of
Had ~ Drown Saportas, will be mar
Dursrs ~ DAVID Trumbull Lanman Van
Shs a.u oh june at the Hotel Plaza.
Ritz.car1. luncheon yesterday at the
N.sa NINA hhoyt, Miss Virginia Sterry, Miss
e'afy Duff and Miss Helen Murnbv ~ 100
rtu,nsaa ana Mrs, Lyman B. Kendall have
tim tiinea ~ u, to the city from their planta-
Eo..ii !" !, thomasville, Ga. and are at the
mai vanderbilt. They will hereafter
Yasse YSe their permanent home in New
thar ak M and Mrs. Henry Cleug will open
Ia n VIVA at Newport at the end of
pisl;nn.see pil;,nse and Princess Francesca Ros-
ara n. nave arrived in New York and
last the tne Ritz-Carlton. They spent
Ns an.nr a.ilner here and went to Italy in
Hsatr,sSan sno mrs. James NJ Beck and Miss
a dot Springs, Va.
..tnrreo seo Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich have
suistsn siiatned from Hot SPRINGS % and WIZ 1ate
tRhar and are at their countrv mr. nlace l..se
1reat Neck, L. /. iS p'A'0
Avsnv. hamilton Carhartt, Of 927 Fifth
for Nv WA leave the city tomorrow