New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-14
Miss Strong to
RecOme Bride
InMaine To-day
Margaret, Daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. C. I'll. Strong Will
Be Married to A. p. Evans
at Home in Rogue Bluffs
lanes Wedding Saturday
Helen G.. James To BE Wife
of Henry Hill Anderson:
Countess to Give Fete

and Mrs. Charles Howard Strong, OF
Iso East Seventyhrst Street, to Almus
Pratt Evans, of this city, will take
nlsce this afternoon at Stronghold, the
eountry home of her parents at Rogue
RMtfs. Me. The Rev. DR.. William Lau-
renee Sullivan, of All Souls Unitarian
Church, OF New York, win perform the
ceremony, which viii be followed by
reception.
Miss Juliette Delafeld Longfellow,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
". Longfellow, of % East Seventy
sixth Street. and cousin of the
bride, will be the maid of honor and
only attendant. Frederick L. Strong.
brother Of the bride, Will be best man.
Mr.. Evans and his bride will pass the
remainder of the summer and autumn
at Northeast Harbor, Me, and Breton
Woods, n. H., and on their return will
live at 120 East Seventy-frst Street.
Miss Helen G. James. eldest daugh-
Ter OF DR.. and Mrs. Walter B. James.
Of T East SEVENTEEN Street and Cold
Spring Harbor. \. Y, will be married
10 Henry Hill Anderson, son of Henry
buii4i. HHSASOA' Oh CAis city ana
Ridgeield. Conn, next Saturday after
noon, in the chapel Of st. Johns in the
Wilderness, Paul Smiths, n. Y. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires, rector of
St. Thomas's Church. who is spending
the summer on Lake George
Miss Eunlce James Will be her sis
ter's only attendant. Jay Larocque
Anderson VII act as his brothers best
man. and the uShers will be Grenville
Anderson. Charles Anderson, Seth Low.
Huntington Lyman and Oliver B. James.
Following the ceremony there will be
reception II the James camp on Up
per St. Regis Lake in the Adirondacks.
The engagement Of Miss James and Mr..
Anderson was announced last April
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen will give q
dinner tonight at her country home in
southampton, L. l., for her daughter,
Miss Katharine Van Ingen, who has
just returned FROM q trip of several
months in the West. After dinner
Mrs. Van Ingen will take her guests to
the dance to be given at the Meadow
Club.
garden fete will be given this af-
ternoon by Countess j. F. de Castel-
vecchio at her country home in Islip.
l. l., for the benefit Of the reconstruct
non fund for the schools Of devas-
lated France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mowers Liv-
lngston. who recently arrived from
Paris, France, are the guests of Mrs.
William Pollock at Holmesdale, her
country place at Pittsheld, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory S. Carhart. who
went to Europe in June, will return
to New York late this month and 90
to Manchester, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee
and their daughter, Miss Eleanor Sat
terlee, are at the Griswold, New Lon
don, Conn, for a week before going
to Newport, r. I.
Mrs. Ignatius Radley gave a fare
we'll dinner last night at the Hotel
Astor. She is sailing to-day on board
the Vestris for South America, and
VIII return to New York after Christ
mas. Mr.. and Mrs William H. Heller
and Hugo Vogel will accompany Mrs.
Radley on the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hamilton
nave returned to Rosemont, Pa, to re-
main until they open their apartment
here in the autumn.
Mrs. Arthur j. Cumnock. who is
spending the summer at Seabright, n.
D., IS visiting her mother, Mrs. Wal
Ter cutting, at her summer home in
southampton. L. /.
:, Announcement has been made bv
MI and Mrs. James A Matney, of st.
Joseph, Mo, of the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Margaret Matney, to
EDWARD Y. Conwell, of New York. The
Wedding will take place on Septem-
Mrs. Richard B. Tschudy, OF Hot
springs, Va, announces the marriage
81 81 her daughter, Miss Mary Meadows
lsehudy, to Maurice Peacock, of Ger
place on August 7 at Springfield, Mass.
rMr' and Mrs. James W. Sanders, of
sMiontcai n. j., are visiting Mr.. and
mrs Charles p. Griswold at their
apartment at the Chatham.
An entertainment to benefit the Sol
oers' Rest and .Convalescent Farm, in
virginia, will be given at the South
smpton home of Alfred N. Hoyt on
august 18. A number of Southampton
ana Easthampton society women will
sc1 as patronesses. Mrs. Francis Rog-
ers IS chairman. John Charles Thorn
as the barytone, will give his services
ana Miss Ethel Barrymore will speak.
os'ners on the program are Romano
0lmmons, accompanist; Nonette, the
gypsy ylolinist, and Marion Kirby.
Mss Margaret R. Terrell, daughter
y Or. Alan G. Terrell, of Riverhead
y. 7, will be married at noon to-day
70 Percy Wilson Phillips, of South
smpton and this city, at the summer
sottage Of her uncle, George NJ. Vail
Al Jamesport.
Miss Terrell, who is a graduate of
maryland College for Women, served
asflng the war as nurse at the Meth
yalst Episcopal Hospital in Brooklyn
ut, phillips was graduated from Cor
nen University and served as first
lieutenant of field artillery. He is as
Isolated with the legal firm of Sack
sss' Chapman & Stevens.
Referee Recommends Divorce