New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
Miss Hoagland
Becomes Bride
OF c. M. Jones
Brilliant Social Gathering
in St. Georges Church
Witnesses the Ceremony
Performed by DIR. Fosdici
Nurses Home Reception
Mr.. and Mrs. C. HI. Senff Are
Hosts at Meeting of the
Thursday Evening Club

There was brilliant gathering of
society in ST. Georges Church. Stuy-
yesant Square, yesterday afternoon for
the marriage OF Miss Katharine HoaE-
land, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
nond Hoagland, to Charles Maurv
Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stro-
ther Jones, of this city and Red Bank
n. J. Both the bride and bridegroom
did their bit in the war; she served
as nurse and he was attached to the
Twenty-eighth Aerial Squadron.
d All evidences of the war were for
gotten however, in the attractiveness
IF the wedding, the decorations of The
saurch and the charming gowns of the
bnde and her attendants. She was
gwen away by her father and was in
'is feguiaeion white satin, trimmed
WIN some beautiful old family point
lac She wore tulle veil which fell
iran under coronet of old rose point
lac over her long train. Her bououet
va of hlies-of the valley.
isss Ethel simmons, her maid of
hoDr, wore naSturtium-colo chiffon
ave satin, with hat to match, and car
Trieowalihowers. The other. attendants.
MRS Howland B. Jones, Miss Mary
zone, the bridegroom's sister; Miss
Ellen McCarter, Miss Katherine Baum,
MSS Marjorie Stewart and Miss Martha
keyndds, wore similar costumes and
also c.rried bouquets of the these old
iashloied flowers. Miss Carol Hoar-
iand and Eleanor Prentice Hoagland
Mleces II the bride, were flower girls
lhey wore lingerie frocks and carried
baskets of flowers.
Arthur r. Jones served as his broth.
er's bes. man and two other brothers
Rowland B. Jones and w. Strother
Jones T.; the brides brothers. RAY
mond Hoagland jr. and Porter Hoar-
land; Charles Biddle and Jarrett Inger-
soil OF Philadelphia; James Bruce. of
ushers. "s
Following the ceremony. which was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Harry r
FoSdick, of the First Presbvterion
snufen' there was a reception at the
nome OF the brides parents. SIT Fifth
Avenue oA' u"
After their honeymoon Mr.. Jones and
ms bride will make their home in
Rumson, n. j. 40
Members of the Thursday Evening
~ luo were entertained last evening by
mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Senff at
}heir nome, 16 East Seventh-ninth
Street The evenings propran, vas ,s.'e
musical one and was given bv Gu;omar Hn
Aovaes, Brazilian pianist. There was
a oufet supper afterward Some of
me members of the club are Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert W. de Forest. Mr.. and
Mrs, Harald de Raasloff, Mr.. and Mrs.
" Plerson Hamilton, Mrs. Pierpont
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Sat
Ieree' Mr.. and Mrs. w. Barclay Par
sons, Mrs. Cadwalader Jones, Mrs.
TTIfederck W. Whitridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
henFy llTy E. Coe. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
Mali, Mrs: Frederick Roosevelt. Pro
lessor and Mrs. Henry Fairfield o..
born, Professor and Mrs. Charles F.
Chandler and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Church Osborn.
A reception was given yesterday
afternoon at the Nurses Home Of
bellevue Hospital, 440 East Twenty
sixth Street, by the Committee Of
bellevue and Allied Hospitals and the
hospitals of the Department Of Pub
nc Charities, that is arranging the
concert to be given at the Hippodrome,
Sunday afternoon, March 28. At this
the new United States Army SYM
phony Band will play, through the
courtesy of General Bullard. The af-
taIr was arrnged in honor of Lieuten-
ant General Robert Lee Billiard, U. S.
A., but he was unable to be present.
Nearly 200 women, members of the
committee in charge of the affair,
headed by Mrs. Benjamin Lissberger,
were hostesses. This committee in.
dudes Mrs. Lindsay Blagden, Mrs.
Meredith Blagden, Mrs. Nicholas F.
Brady, Mrs. Arson w. Burchard, Miss
Mabel Choate, Mrs. Bayard Dominick,
Mrs. Joseph B. Dilworth. Mrs. John