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New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

Several engagements of much inter
est to society were announced last
week. One Of the most notable was
that Of Miss Barbara Alien, daughtcr
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Allen.
to Andrew Vaeliaro, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marino Nagliano. of PARIS. The
wedding is to take place the latter part
of the month at Bolton Prory. the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Allen, in Pelham
Manor, but will be small, because of
the recent death of Miss Dorothy Al
len, eldest daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Allen. Countess Maurice dcs Mon
stiers- Merinville and Countess aT:cislas
Orlowska, aunts o. hiss Allen aud
the Countess Charles de Galliffet. also
Il relative, will ccme over from Paris
for the wedding. Miss Allen was ac-
tive in relief work in France during
the war. and, as head Of the motor
department, under Miss Anne Morgan,
OF the American Committee for Dew
astated France, she received the Croix
de Guerre from Marshal Petain Her
younger brothers, Frederick S. and
Julian l.. Allen, served in the navy
and army, respectively, with the A.
Z. f.
Mr.. Vagliano served in the French
army throughout the war and also
was awarded the Croix de Guerre.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06
ENGAGEMENTS of Interest
Announced to Society
One of the Most Notable Berothals Is That of Miss
Whose Wedding Will Occur Late This Month

the University Of Pennsylvania and i.
now a member OF the senior class os
the Law Schooi. Immediately after his
graduation ne will so to Paris for the
wedding. During the war he served in
France in the army with the American
Expeditionary Forces, with the rank of
lieutenant. He is a member Of the
Merion Cricket Club.
Another wedding in the near future
will be that Of Mrs. Marjorie Post
Close. of East Ninety-second Street.
to Edwin +. Hutton. eff this city, whose
enga cement was announced last week
by her aunt. Mrs. Carroll L. Post. Mrs
Close is the daughter CT the late c.
Y. Post of Battle Creek, Mich. cereal
manufactures, who died in 1914. Mrs.
Close inherited the greater part of his
20,000,000 estate. last October Mrs.
Close divorced her first husband. Ed
win Bennett Close. who, IN April. mar
red Miss Elizabeth Taliaferro, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. c. Mitchell Ta!iaferro, of
this city and Houston, Tex. Mr.. Hut
ton. who is broker with Offices at
G1 Broadway. lives at the Plaza. He is
widower. His first wife, who was
Miss Blanche Horton, died about a
year ago. He has an attractive country
place at Bayshore, l.. L.. called HUI
Wakla
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06
Miss Marjorie Damrosch
Engaged TO L. r.. FinLetier

Although the exact date has not
been set, the wedding of Margaret
blaine Damrosch and Thomas knight
Finletter, OF Philadelphia, will take
place IN July in Paris. The announce
mcnt was made last week from Paris by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dam
rosch, who are travelling III Europe.
Miss Damrosch, who is known az
Gretchen by her intimntes, was not
formally presented to society, owing
10 tho war, but in 1915 joined the
Junior League and engaged in war
relief work. She il sistcr of Mrs.
II. pieasaats Pennington. os balti-
n ore, who will 90 to Paris for the we'd
dinc, and Of Miss Polly and Miss Anita
UAmrosch. She is granddaughter of
the late James G.. Blaine.
Her hancs Is a son Of Judge and
Mrs. Thomaa DickDon Finletter, Of
Philadelphia. Hs was graduated from
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

Mrs Hattie Van aBrunt Andreas,
daughter of Mrs. Van1Brr1t and the
late Justice Charles Fl Van Brunt, Of
the Appellate DivisioH of the Supreme
Court in this city, wAg married yestsr-
day at noon to Kenaeth NJ Jackson
in the st. Ansgarius Chapel of the Ca
thedral of ST. John the Divine. The
Rev. DR.. George F. Neslon, canon Of
the cathedral, officiated.
Miss Harriet Andreas, the brides
daughter, was her mothers only At
tendant Mr.. Jackson's brother, Guert
Gansevoort Jackson, was best man, and
the ushers were the bridegrooms four
nephews, Bern Budd,,' Guert Ganse-
voort Jackson jr., Ogden Doremus
Budd jr. and Thomas Gallaudet Budd.
Immediately following the ceremony
,er,. gave wedding hHakfast for the
immediate families.
Miss Margaret Huntington Partridge,
daughter of Mr.. eYJ Mrs Mason H.
Partridge, was married to Henry S
Walker. son Of Richard L. Walker. of
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon in Grace
Church. The ceremony. was performed
at O'Clock by the RECTOR. the Rev. Dr.
vas attended by Mrs nss D. 4Fsl1nsr Palmsr
ss matron Of honorsahd Miss Louise
Larzelere. of Philadyphia. and Miss
Helen McCutcheoa, af this city, as
bridesmaids
Richard L. Walker il served as best
man. and the ushers were DR. Henry s.
Partridge. brother of the bride; Robert
!. Walker. brother Of the bridegroom !;
R. Holoert and ". P Knight. A re-
cepton was held in Grace House, where
the bride was born Mr.. Partridge
father of the bride, has been connected
with Grace Church for more than forty
years. The bride is named for Miss
Margaret Huntington, daughter Of the
late DR.. Huntington, who was rector OF
the church for tweaty-seven years.
Miss Elmir. Albright Spur. daugh-
ter of Mr., ant airs. Joseph James
Spur. of Newark. was married yes
terday aftess, ooa in Trinity Cathedral
Newark, by TIE Very Rev Dean Arthur
Bumper to Van Tuyi Smith. son OF
Mr.. ard Mrs. John William Smith. o!
Fargo. n. d.
The maid Of honor was Miss Mary
Creighton, of Harrisburg. Pa, and
the other attendants were Mrs
Harold Henry, Mras Joseph James
! Spur ID, Miss MarGaret Riker, Miss
Helen Ashman of Newark; Mrs. Carl
Reed, of Great Neck. l.. l.; Mrs. Walter
! Gambcl, of Jersey City: Miss Margaret
Matches, of Summit, y. J.. ana Miss
Helen Henry. OF New York.
The best man was Joseph Eddy. and
the ushers were Harold Henry. Joseph
James Spur I'd. of Newark; Car
Reed. of Great Neck. L. J.. Henry
Graves Sd. OF New York; William
Fuller, of Chicago; John Newell. o,
Cleveland: Alexander McLanahan, o.
Philadelphia, and Croil Hunter. O
Fargo.
A reception followed on the lawr
| at the home Of tAe brides parents.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

mother, at o'clock, and reception
will follow
Miss Macdonald has chosen Mrs.
Nixon Brown Elliot. of Denver, Coz,
for her matron OF honor. and her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. Russell G. Macdonald.
Miss Harriet Post. of Spokane; Miss
Louise Atwater, of Bridgeport. and
Miss Catherine Risden, OF New York,
Tor her other attendants.
Kenneth II. Clanp win be his broth
er's best man. and the nshers viii! he
mond Tweedy and John c. Curtis The
bride will be given away by her
brother, Russell G. Macdonald and the
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Dr.. Sherman.
In st. Pauls Church, Cheltenham,
Sturgis. daughter of the late Robert
Sturgis, will be married to Nigel
Choimeley Jones, of TINS city, 4 brother
of Mrs. Percy Litchfield and a neDhew
of Joseph B. Glider Following the
ceremony there Will be breakfast and
reception at the country home of Mrs.
Sturgis, Laburnums, in Chelton Hills.
Pa. A special train will take the New
York guests to and from the wedding.
Another out-of-town wedding on Sat
urday, which will be attended by a
number Of guests from New York. will
be that of Miss Ann A. Thorne, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Thorne, of
558 Madison Avenue, 10 Robert K.
Titus, which takes place at the coun-
try home of her parents, at West Islip,
Long Island. If the weather is clear
the ceremony will be performed out of
doors. on the lawn, and will be fol-
lowed by a seated breakfast
Miss Thorne will be attended by her
sister Mrs Harry kearsarge Knapp jr.,
Miss Katherine Francis, Miss Harriet
Simmons, Miss Margaret W Dawson
Miss Phyllis Batcheler, Miss Frances
P lsham and Miss Dorothy Titus, sis
ter Of the bridegroom.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

Siclen jr, Reginald NJ. Banks, Howard
Coke ana Walter Sully.
The ceremony was followed by a
reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis, 270 Park Avenue.
Mr.: and Mrs. Lentilhon will 70 to
manila, p. l., where they expect to
remain two years
Another wedding yesterday was that
OF MISS Dorothy Dwight, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brintnall Dwight.
TO FRANKLIN b. Furber at the home of
her parents, 507 Wesy7 18th Street.
The brides sister. Mrs. James l..
treeborn, who was married Wednesday
IN Holy Trinity Church, was the ma
tron of honor. Mr. Freeborn served as
best man, and the ushers were Samuel
Fletcher, Of Philadelphia. Philip C.
Cameron, Gale Arner and Joseph P.
knight
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06
Reception to Follo,p
Miss Dykeman's Wedding

In Grace Presbyterian Church. Brook
lyn. on Saturday evening. Miss Emily
V. Dykcman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad " Dykeman, will be married to
Howard Baylis Carpenter. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Carpenter jr, of
Summit, n. j. The ceremony, which
will be at $50 o'clock, will be followed
by a reception at the Hotel Bossert.
The wedding of Miss Matilda Dol
metsch. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Dolmetsch, of 780 West End Ave-
nue.. to Major Harry c. w. Schultz de
Brun, Medical Reserve Corps. U. S. A.,
will take place Saturday in the Collie
giate Reformed Church. The ceremony
will be followed by reception at the
Plaza. During the war Miss Dolmetsch
drove an ambulance in the motor corps
of the National League for Women
Service. Major de Brun is "A son o.
Mr. and Mra. John w. Schultz de Brun
Of 38b Central Park West. During the
war he served in France and Italy with
the Allied forces, and later with the
American forces.
Hiss Constance NJ Vauclain and
William II. Hamilton, whose engage
mcnt was announced few days ago.
have decided upon June 23 as the date
Of their marriage. II will tnke place
in the Church of the Rcdeemer, Hryn
t.aMr. and VIA be attended by many
guests from New York, for Miss Vau-
CLAIM has many friends here, especially
in tho Long Island set, where her
stables havc been represented at the
various horse shows and races. She is
tho youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel M Vauclain. Of Rosemont, Pa.
Her father Is president of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06
Miss Amy Sparks Becomes
Bride of Van Duzer Burton
Other Weddings of Yesterday Include Those of Miss
Anne j. Smith to Leon III. Albeit and of Miss
Emily Ogden Nelson to Charles Robert Porter

A special train took many New
York guests to the wedding yester-
aay OF Miss Amy f. A. Sparks, daugh-
ter of Sir T. Ashley and Lady Sparks
to Van DuZer Burton, son of Farnk v
Burton, in Christ Church, Oyster Bay
The train left the Pennsylvania Sta
-lon at 2:05 o'clock and returned af-
ter the reception, which was held at
Northaw, Syosset L. l., the country
place of Sir Ashley and Lady Sparks
Miss Margaret Burton, sister OF the
bridegroom was the maid of honor and
the bridesmaids were Miss Katherine
Hyde. Miss Jane Hurd, Miss Jean Moi
fat, Miss Marion Fahys Hodenpyl. Miss
Lillian Bostwick and Miss Eleanor
Sparks. younger sister of the bride.
Frank Y. Burton jr. served as his
brothers best man, and the ushers
were Raymond Chauncey, Walter B.
Eaton, Henry Harper jr., John D. Cum
mlngs. Charles J. Coulter and Sidney
Howard
Another wedding on Long Island yes
terday was that of Miss Anne ]. Smith.
daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs. George
Campbell Smith, of 1885 Fifth Avenue,
to Leon H. Albeit, at the country home
OF her parents ct East Norwich. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr.. Crowder. OF st. James's Church,
Madison Avenue and Seventy first
Street. Mrs. Artemus Holmes was her
sisters matron of honor, and the other
attendants were Mrs Reginald L.
Hutchinson. Miss Julie Dommerich,
Miss Judith Smith, Miss Alice Hail,
Miss Marion Hall and Mrs. Russell
Evans Tucker
Theodore Magill served as Mr.. Alb
belts best man, and the ushers were
Leonard Jacob I'd. Hamilton Dyke
man. Martin Quinn. J. Berry Underhill,
Reginald l.. Hutchinson and George
Campbell S-nith jr
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

Another out-of town wedding on Sat
urday of interest 70 New Workers Will
be that Of Miss Eleanor Ward Deans,
daughter of Mrs. John Sterling Deans,
of Phoenixville, Pa. to William Allen
Adriance jr, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Allen Adriance, of New York and
Poughkeepsie. 1t will take place in the
Valley Forge Memorial Chapel, and the
ceremony, to be performed by the
Rev. William Reese Scott, U. s. A., as
sisted by the Rev. Francis Hartshorne,
rector of ST. Peters Episcopal Church,
Phoenixville, will be followed by a re-
ception at the home Of Mrs. Deans.
The bride will be given away by her
brother. John Sterling Deans, Of Buff
falo She will be attended by her sis
ter, Miss M. Elizabeth Deans. as maid
Of honor, and Mrs. John c. Bell. of
Philadelphia, as matron of honor Her
other attendants will be Mrs. Augustine
S. Janeway. Of Philadelphia; Miss Ell
eanor s. Gamble, Miss Sally Magill and
Miss Dorothy Adriance, sister of the
bridegroom. Little Sybil and Jean
Newhall will be the flower girls.
William Place, of this city, will be
best man for Mr. Adriance. His ushers
will be John Hopkins, Charles Johnson
I'd, John Adriancc, of Philadelphia;
Alan Eggers. John Hall jr. and DR.. j ohm
Taylor Howell.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

THE group IN the center shocs of the spectators
and exhibitors at the bench shol0 held last Tuesday and
Wednesday by the Ladies Kennel Association Mineola
Long Island
Miss Hyde is daughter of Mrs. Seymour j. Hyde of
S75 Park Avenue. Her engagement to Charles A Moore
2Nas announced recently.
Miss PcI5@cr rW be of this aUeehs brides. Her
marriage to Llrlngs0N PG1sons Of H. De Berkele4
Parsons, takes lace TUESDAY ST. Bartholoneacs Church.
Mrs. Ean Sicle@ Miss Mary /. Francbe She is
daughter of Mrs. Lfadsley Toppln
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06
Long List of Weddings
Keeps Society Folk Busy
crowded Calendar Promises to Prevent Summer Ex.
odus From City TO Seashore and Mountain Re-
sorts for Next Ten Days or Two Weeks at Least

Last week was one of the busiest
View York society has had N the month
u June since pre-war times, and every
tay there were half a dozen or more
Marriages OF interest celebrated in the
aty and country. This condition will
ieep up for the next ten days or two
weeks, but soon after the middle Of
.une there will be little going on
hreaoouts to keep society in the city,
nd shere Will be a scattering TO New
pr.. Southampton, the Jersey coast.
Massachusetts,, the Berkshires, Thou
Sid Islands. Adirondacks and other
lssorts- where the seasons promise to
e record breakers
A wedding IN which much interest
enters will be celebrated in St. Mar
:aret's Church, Westminster. London.
Tomorrow when Miss Melita Keppel,
Youngest daughter of Admiral Sir
,'lin heppeI and Lady Keppel, be-
een'es the bride Of Maurice Robert
aesy- Hutchinson. 81 C.. of tie Special
Ees srye ilisn Guards and SON of Inc
-als ion. Sir Walter Hely- Hutchinson
and the Hon. Lady hely-Hutchinson.
Mss he.pePs father retired from .he
British navy IN 1912 and has been
Yereeart-St-arms Of the House Of Com
aols since 1918.
Ar- Nely-Hutcainson Is vice-presi-
sent and general manager of the For
sgn Bond and Share Corporation, at
broadway. He and his bride will
al Tor New York on June 16, and will
sake their home at % East Sixty
kcond Street.
st Bartholomew's Church will be
We scene of the wedding on Tuesday
Miss Sarah Schuyler Palmer, daugh-
- OF George Carnegie Palmer, 70
livingston Parsons, son OF H. de Berke-
- Parsons. The ceremony, which will
a. 4 o'clock. will be performed by
se Rev. DIR. Thayer, of st. Mark 5
.saooi- Il will be followed by re-
fupfion a. the Colony Club. Miss
.Nisn Campbell Palmer, whose mar
age TO Charles F. Neave takes place
70 ss June 26 in St. Peters Church,
s'osristown, .' y. j.. will be her sisters
h.'aid o. honor. The bridesmaids will
Miss Alice r. Lawrence, Miss
'ssf.ner,ae de Berkeley Parsons. sister
~ me nridegroom; Miss Mary l.. Post,
Harriet Cramp. Miss Eleanor
.esens and Miss Georgjana K Palmer,
@'xlner sister of the bride.
Alehard r Babcock viii serve Mr..
Sfnons as best man. The ushers vill
" hnga d. Cotton. Frederick S. Whit
ws, ,wsss, sessc Hoyt. Edward L. lie Roy jr.,
.,sli~as BARCLAY Parsons jr., Don
<.9r5son Kelley, Watson c. Emmet
'F William 0ti2, the .satter Zf Boston
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Banks Walker,
of $50 Convent Avenue, have r:ade
formal announcements of the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Isabel
Banks Walker. to Harold Corey Bell.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos G.. Bell of
Newark. N. !. No date has been set
for the wedding.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06
Marriage Of Miss Ridden
To Take Place .Snt1,rdo,

The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Rud-
den. daughter Of Mrs. Thomas Ridden,
f76 West Eighty-sixth Street, to Her
bert w Maloney will take place Sat
urday. at Holy Trinity Church. and VIII
be followed by reception and break
East at the ST. Regis. The Rev. Father
Tracey viii oiiciate
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06
Miss Marjorie Piper
To Be Bride Wednesday

The wedding OF Miss Marjorie
Wheaton Piper, daughter Of Colonel
and Mrs. Alexander Ross Piper, to Her
man Siefke jr. will take place on
Wednesday in Christ Church, Bay
Ridge. The ceremony, which will be
performed by the Rev. DR.. John Henry
Fitzge raid, will be followed by q recep-
tion at the home of the brides parents
in Ridge Boulevard.
Mrs. Frank Richardson Oates will at
tend her sister as matron of honor. and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Anne
Alexandra Piper and Miss Emily Coz
zens Piper, also sisters Frederick
Siefke will be the best man and the
ushers will be Frank Richardson Oates,
Robert Magruder, Ennals Berl and
Walter Buss. Mr.. Siefke is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Siefke.
In st. Mary's Church, on Thursday,
Miss Kathleen Cushman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Arthur Cushman.
will become the bridge of Joseph T..
Merrill. A reception will follow at the
Hotel st. Regis. Miss Cushman will be
attended by her sister, Mrs. William
Spence, as matron Of honor and Miss
Irene Merrill, Miss Agnes Merrill, Miss
Dorothy Lyon, Miss Hazel Crockett,
Miss Mary Lewis and Miss Marjorie
Cushman as bridesmaids. Miss Evelyn
Cushman will be the flower girl. James
Merrill will be the best man and serv-
ing as ushers will be Hugh Diamond,
Jack Haman, Ward Melville, Charles
Phinney, Edward Wise, Daniel Lyme
and Lewis A. Cushman jr.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret Har-
riet Wendell, daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. yarry VI. Wendell, of this
city, to Eugene Adams Main, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Main, of Bay
Ridge, viii take place Thursday even
ing in All Saints Church, Brooklyn
A reception will follow at the home of
Miss Wendcl!'s sister. Mrs. J. Irving
Glover, in Lincoln Place. Mrs. Glover
will be her sisters matron Of honor,
and there will be two bridesmaids, NJ ss
Amy Ketchsra,~ Nam, sister Of the
bridegroom, end Miss Marion Davis
William A.. Main jr. will be his broth-
cr's 5egt man, End the ushers will be
Edgar William Page, Edwin l.. Mclean,
Herbert r. Campball and Arthur Il.
Neili.
rumbsr Of guests will 20 from here
10 Bridgeport, Conn, on Saturday for
ths marriage Of Miss Margaret Mac
donald, daughter Of Mrs. Thomas Hood
Macdonald, 70 chsriex +. Clapp jr., son
u Charles r. Ciapp, Of n East Eigh-
ty~second Street. II will be cclebratsd
1t the country h0ma ~ thu hridata
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06
Miss Charlotte Chambers
Married to Judge Cenune

Miss Charlotte Hurlbut Chambers
was married yesterday to George Leal
Cenung, Justice of the 9th District
Municipal Court, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooper Dickey,
1913 East F'ifty-third Street. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR.. Van
De Water. rector of the Church OF the
Beloved Disciple Owing 10 the recent
death of the brides mother only rcla-
sives and a few intimate friends we're
present. The bride was 'given away
by her brotner-inl law. George Chris
tIan Ames. and she was attended by
Mrs. Dickey. William w Pellet was
best man. Justice and Mrs. Genung will
attend the Republican National Con-
vention at Chicago.
The wedding of Clarence H. Steincrt
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Steinert
Of Hasbrouck Heights, y. j., and Miss
Erna NJ. Brainard, daughter of Mrs.
Cora |. Brainard, of New York, took
place yesterday in ST. Paul's Church,
West End Avenue and Eighty-sixth
Street. DR. Raymond Lalor Forman, the
pastor. otfciated. The brides only at
tendant was her sister. Miss Dorothea
NJ. Rrainard. Joseph V Dorgan was
Mr.. Steinert's best man. and the ushers
we're George r. Steinert jr.. Charles c.
Steinert, Bryan G. Steinert, brothers of
the bridegroom, and Edward NJ. Nc
Cord, an uncle of the bride
A reception followed at the horne of
the brides mother 107 West Eighty
fourth Street.
Mr.. Steinert served as quartermaster :
on United States submarine chaser No.
33S for twenty months during the war
and took part in the attack on Durazzo,
the Austrian submarine base Mr.. Dor
gan, the best man, served on the same
ship.
Miss Helen NJ Wilberding, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. JosephyC. Wlberding.
viii be married to Irving W. Lyon on
June rs in the Huguenot Memorial
Church, Pelham Manor Miss Alys
Sinclair, of Pelham Manor, Will be the
maid OF honor and Miss Lenore Cross
and Joseph c. Wilberding jr. wild be-
Wilberding's other attendants will be
Mrs. r. w. Thompson of Bronxville: ::
Miss Elizabeth Rhodes, of. Sewicklcy
Pa; Miss Edith Duncan, of Pc ham
Manor. and Miss Dorothy Lyon. of
Larchmont. sister of the bridegroom.
Aldrich r. Peck, of Los Angeles. will
be the best man. The ushers will be
DR.. Clinton r. Parker. EDWARD De
Witt jr. and William knight jr. Of
New York; S. Russell Hoye, of Brook
lyn; William A. Hanway, of Pelham
Manor, and Wslter C. Wilson. of
Lowell. Mass
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06
Miss Anne Blanch field
Is Engaged to DR.. Kuipe

Mr.. and Mrs P w. Blanchtield. of
Ear Harbor, Me-, have announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Anna Marguerite Blanchficld, to D..
William Hugh Wellington Knipe, of SO
West Fiftyfourth Street Dr.. Knipe
is the son Of DR.. George Knipe, of this
city
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Malcolm Pott
have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Katherine War
hurst Pott, to Clarence Muir Tappen,
son of Mr. and Mrs Frank Muir Tap
pen. Miss Pott is graduate of Bar
nard and Mr.. Tappen of Princeton and
the Columbia Law School.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

Formal announcement has been
made by Mrs. Stephen Fl. Wickham. of
Flushing. l.. L., of the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Louise Floyd Wick
ham TO Donald Mackenzie. son CT the
Rev Thomns Hanna Mackenzie, also o.
Flushing, Miss Wickham is a grand
daughter of the late Mayor Wickham
Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

DR.. and Mrs. julius NJ Winslow, of
ITO Morningside Drive, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Geneva Jean Winslow. to Lieutenant G..
Haven Mankin. Medical Corps. L. S. n.
Miss Winslow is a graduate Of the
School of Arts, Columbia, class 'l9.
During the war she was active in Red
Cross work-and did service in Debarka-
ton Hospital No. g. Lieutenant Man
kin is a graduate of the College Of
Arts and Sciences, Cornell. class IA
and Of Cornell Medical College, class
II. He was assigned to the Arkansas in
1917 and later was transferred to
the Navy Department in Washington,
and is now attached to the Medical
Corps. During the last year on the
L. S, 5. Des Moines. he made a cruise
to north Russia. lie is son of Dr.
and Mrs j. ". Mankin. of Washing
ton. The wedding will take place in
the early autumn in the Church of
ST. Mary the Virgin.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

From Syracuse, n. Y, comes the an
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
Helen Holden, daughter Of Mrs Willis
=. Holden, of that city. to William N.
Barr. of New York. Mr. Barr is CON
nected with the firm Of Spencer Trask
& Co., this city.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. f. W Robinson, of Hen
don. London, England, to Frederick H.
Gross, son of Mr. and Mrs F. Gross. of
White Plains. The wedding will take
place early in September at the home
OF the brides parents. The couple will
make their home in White Plains. Mr..
Gross was first lieutenant in the 303d
Engineers of the 18th Division, and
met his Ilancee while at Biarritz on
sick leave.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-06

The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Dorothy Robinson, daughter OF