New-York tribune., 1920-02-14
Barbara LOew
Is Engaged to
E. M. Post, Jr.
ST. Valentines Kettledrum
at Plaza for Samaritan
Home One of Most Sue.
cessful in Its History
Bachelors Give Dance
Ball for City History Club
Is Held in the Home of
Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn

DIR. and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew. of
c62 Madison Avenue, announce the en-
gasement of their eldest daughter, Miss
Barbara Baker Loew, to Edwin Main
Post jr, son OF Edwin Main Post
and Mrs. Price Post, of this CITY.
Miss Lcew was introduced to society
at dance given two summers ago at
he villa Of Mr. and Mrs. Loew in
Newport, which was one of the most
brilliant affairs of the season there.
Since then she has been active in So
ciety and is member of the Junior
League. She is granddaughter of
George +. Baker, chairman of the
board of directors of the First Ma
tional Bank. Her sister, Miss Florence
Loew made her debut in Newport la st
summer, and another sister, Miss Eve
lyn Loew, is at q boarding school. Miss
Loew attended the Pennington School.
Mr.. Post is q graduate of Harvard,
'16, and during the war spent eighteen
months overseas as captain in the
United States air force. He is a grand
son of the late Bruce Price, one of
the best known architects OF his day.
He lives with his mother at $50 Park
Avenue. No date has been set for the
wedding.
TIr. and Mrs. Charles A. Frank, of
So West Fifty-eighth Street, and Glen
Cove Long Island, announce the en-
gagement o. their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Harrington Frank. to Seth Low,
son Of Mrs. a. A. Low. of 80 East
Fifty-afth Street. Miss Frank, who is
the sister OF Mrs. Talbot j. Taylor.
was graduated from the Spence School
and also from ST. Tino taly's, at Cations
vile, Nd She belongs to the Junior
League aud during the war was active
in she radio service.
Nh Low. who was graduated from
Yale in 1916. when he was captain
Of the varsity crew. belongs to the Yale
ard Racquet clubs. He was captain
IN the army air service, lo3d Squadron,
tho Lafayette, and also was command
ing c.Ticer in the 1s5th Night Chaffe
squadron. No date has been named
'cr the wedding.
Another Spence School girl and fell
low member of the Junior League has
just become engaged Miss Martha
Barney Reynolds, to William Knight
IT,. of 6S East Fifty-fourth Street
Their engagement is announced by her
mother Mrs. H. Newell Reynolds, of
5e5 Park Avenue. On account of the
var Mss Reynolds did not make her
folrra! deAut. She was active in Red
fr--s w'~!, AID also in the National
7.eagre Tor Woaen's Service. AT the
ierinnias OF the war Mr. knight left
Ns.c triverrisy to serve az an ambu-
lance driver w;.h the Yale unit in
Traace. with which he was connected
ior cieh. months On his return to
re United States he trained in the
Giy service, became Z lieutenant, and
serged in that branch until the
arnistiee.
Mrs. William Willis Reese gave
dinner and dance last evening at the
COLONY Club for her niece, MiSs Kath-
crime 3. Bliss, the debutante laughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Bliss. The
guests at dinner included Miss Mary
Narquand Miss Eunice James, Miss
Louise Vanderbilt Schieffelin, Miss
den. Miss Eleanor King, Miss Adelaide
Kip Rhinelander. Miss Sophie Duer,
Miss A Ruth Ogden, Miss Barbara
Kissel Mss Emily Sloane Hammond
Miss sylvia Remsen Hi'lhouse, Miss
Be.sv Flagc, Miss Elsie Parsons, Miss
Margaret de Forest. Miss Lillian Rem
sen. Miss Lea Emery, Miss Helena Og
den Miss katharine Post, Miss Helen
Moran, ReverlY Duer, Reginald Lanier,
Robert 4. Livingston, Van Rensselaer,
Halsey. James Warren. Philip A. S.
franklin. jr, Earl D. Osborn, R. Win
throp Kean, John H. N. Potter, Lor-
Hard Taller, Frederic r. King, Ed
ward a. lie Roy jr., Philip Roosevelt,
Fampden S. Lyrch, Charles D. Halsey
and Davis Robbins.
After dinner few additional young
people came in for the dancing. A seat
ed supper was served about midnight.
St Valentines Kettledrum drew
scores Of the younger set and older
members as we'll to the Plaza yesterday
afternoon and. of course, the usual
number Of children, for this yearly
event in aid Of the Samaritan Home