New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
Christine Elizabeth Magee,
of Hastings Hudson.
to Wed Cornelius ]. Hill:
Louise kirlin Engaged
The CalI-Oakley Nuptials
Dorothy c. Sherman Be-
comes Wife IN France
OF an ex-Arny Officer

ennati. Sire is a sister of Edward Hin
man r.. OF st West Fifty-eghth Street,
Who married Miss Elsie (. Gridley. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Announcement has been made CO the
.rrs cement of Miss Christine Eliza
hath 5aagee, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Cornell NaEee, % Hastings on
Hudson. 10 Cornelius J. Hill. of Alex
andria, Va.
Miss Emily payson Call, daughter
At the late Edward payson Call. was
married yesterday afternoon in the
church Of the New Jerusalem, East
Thirtg-hfth Street, to Berford S. Oak
iey. Only relatives were present at
the ceremony wAich was performed by
the Rev. julien VI. Smyth. AS the family
is in mourning, there We. no reception.
The BRIDE, who was given away by
her uncle William c. Vision, had only
one attendant, the bridegroom's half
sister. Miss Lucia Moran. Her wedding
Oakley grandfather, Richard George
Berford. VIXEN in California in 1S49.
John Daniel was Mr.. Oakleys hes.
man. and the ushers were Paul Willard,
Spencer Fields John T. Peek and Fred
eriek ". B. Goddard.
Mr.. Oakley is son of Mrs. William
J. Moran. of Larchmout Manor.
Mrs. Richa-4 NJ. Sherman, of 20
West 10th Street, has announced the
marriage OF her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Gallaudet Sherman. to Ernest B. Beat
tie Of California, on April 3, in the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, Paris,
France The bride is daughter of the
e
Barthoiomew's Church, White Plains,
and q granddaughter OF the late DR..
Thomas Gallaudet, of this city.
Mr. Beattie Was first lieutenant in
the 4. E. F., and met his bride in
France where she was working for the
Red Cross. After being demohilized,
he entered the exporting and import
ing business L for the present he and
his VIE VIII live in Antwerp.
Miss Emma Peabody, who is i'll with
pneumonia, was much improved yester-
day. Her wedding to Charles Cook
Ransom. which was to have taken place
Saturday. has been postponed. She is
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Peabody.
Miss Elizabeth Louise Kirlin, daugh-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs. j. Parker kirlin,
Of Locust Valley, I. l., viii be married
TO Clctus Heating, son of Mrs. Thomas
Keating on Saturday, Nav 8, at Rough
WOOD, the country home OF her parents.
An entertainment and dance was
given last evening al the Waldorf
Astoria under the auspices of Green
wich House, which looks after tired
overworked mothers and their babies
and prov des summer cuttings as we'll as
camps for the older boys ard girls.
Among the artists were Attic Mar
TIM, the eleven-year-o violinist;
FRITZ ScheF, Vera Michelena, May
West, Nellie V Nicholson and Julia
kelety The entertainment was fol
|. lowed by dancing and supper.
The affair was under the patronage
Of Mrs Oliver Hartman, Mrs. Henry
P Dawson, Mrs. j. Henry Hammond
Mrs. john T. Pratt. Mrs. Paul D. era
vath, Mrs. Christopher Wyatt, Mrs
Henry Willard. Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
aey, Mrs. James Roosevelt, Mrs. John
Blair, Mrs George Gordon Battle and
Mrs. Willard D. Straight.
Mrs Waldo Richards gave a reading
from the poets and Mrs. Harold Moore
Richards gave two dances at a benefit
held yesterday afternoon in the home
Fifty eighth Street. The proceeds vii!
20 to the sewing society and the guild
Of the Orthopgdic Hospital
James H. Van Alen will give a dinner
On April IS fer Cornelius Vanderbilt jr.
who, Is q marry Miss Rachel Littleton
IA April 20.
Among those who have taken boxes
FOR the Fete Chinose, TO be given April
% a. the Hotel Commodore for the
5eneht Of the sew. York Association fol
he Blind, are 1lrs. Edward S. Hark-
i am DoEZlzs Sloane, Mrs. Frederick
Ferris Thompson Mrs. Henry Sehgman
Ars. Herbert l.. Satterlee. Mrs. Joseph
t. Choafe. Mrs W. Watts Sherman
MA N-l-m Ross Proctor and Miss
caroline L. Morgan.
In the home of Mrs. Joseph B.
Thomas 80 East Nineteenth Street
MS evening. 4 recital will be given by
5eerge Copeland, who has made q
special study Of Spanish music. Mrs
inonas XII he assisted in receiving
y Mss Nercedas de Acosta. Mrs. John
y. Ga1reft Hrs Samuel Weldon, Miss
Asry Hoy+ " .oorg. Mrs. Eoratic
s'ater ard Irs. Hogt Slater.
Member " the Rips Bay Neighbor-
naec Association and the Children's
:, AID Society Will hold a housewarming
1 ire new home Of the K ps Bay Boys
/ Hn, sz5 Second Avenue, ct Forty
'oarEh street, tais afternoon and eve
nag. Tos hostesses will be Mrs. Cieve-
@ae II Dodge. Mrs +. Morgan Grin
nrsi slts William Church Osborn
sm Jona J. kiker. Mrs. Vanderbilt
@fpo, Hrs. Henry Ives Cobb. Mrs
sssrgs De5eToise, Mss Amey Over
nsaxlen, hiss Mary Flexner and Miss
Eta st9sgis.
Nr. ard Mrs. s. Carman Harriet have
returned u Gown from Atlantic City.
Ar. ead Mira Michael Gavin have re-
1red from tire Jekyi Island Club
sAefe they we're guests Of Mrs. James
Mrs.. J. Fred Pierson ir. and Mis-,
sssanEe and Misc EmIiy Pierson havs
s.s.7sd from Palm Beach, where they
s'sst .tree months.
NJ. and Mira. John r. CowdIn will
TO Their country place at Tuxedo
S1k aezt Tuesday.
Ar ard Mrs. n. Orrae Wilson vii
rss,l from Euro4e a. the end OF mex
aaproni Is Entertained