New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-17
Miss Carroll's
Wedding Plans
Are Completed
Mrs. Is. J. Carroll Jr. To Be
Matron of Honor When
Sister in Law Becomes
Mrs. MI. w. Littleton Jr.
Miss Thurston Engaged
TO Marry Arthur Surkamp;
Johnson-Graik Marriage
Off: Horse Show To-day

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plans have been completed for the
~sasinr of Miss Marion Carroll,
s.achter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish
r,snson Carroll, of 10 East Eighty
am Street, and Martin W. Littleton
! son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin W.
r;.tleton, of 11S East Fifty-seventh
s,,set and Plando1ne, Long Island. The
..rsmony will be performed Wednes-
s.v August i, at $3.50 O'Clock by the
Ssv DR.. Ernest NJ. sttes, of St.
Tsou,as's Church, this city, in the
r,;seopal Church at Greenwich. Conn.
! reception will follow at The Naples,
Mrs. Bradish Johnson Carroll jr. will
10 the matron of honor and Miss
Eleanor Francke the maid of honor.
a "a a cousin of the bride; Miss
g.yy Danforth Strange, Miss Virginia
S.srrv. Miss Margaret Wallace, Miss
josephine Flood and Miss Helen John
Paisley Calibash will; serve as Mr..
Y,ttleton's best man and the ushers
.sJl be Bradish Johnson Carroll jr.,
avmar Cater, Henry Clay Irons jr.,
q Trsmbul Thomas, Frank S. Gran
AIN Gordon McCGlloh, William Gray
and Northington Miner.
M Iittleton will give his farewell
bachelor dinner July 81.
Miss Carroll is at present guest of
wr. and Mrs. Bradish Johnson Carroll
II in Garden City, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Thurston, Of
uontclsir. n. J.. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Charlotte
Howe Thurston. to Arthur Surkamp.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. G. h Surkamp, of
San Antonio. Tex. The wedding will
,aks place late in September. Arthur
surksmp is connected with the United
States Rubber Plantations Company.
The engagement of Miss Evangeline
Brewster Johnson to Douglas Elliott
Crsik. Of London, has been broken. 1t
Was announced In June by her brother,
Robert Wood Johnson. Miss Johnson,
who lives at 270 Park Avenue, went
abroad with Miss Alice A. De Lamar
early last spring. She Is 8 daughter
Of the late Robert Wood Johnson, Of
New York and New Brunswick. Some
Ime hltcI his 0Sdbu SouuSOu IndT-
ried John ". Dennis, of London.
Mr.. Craik is a son OF John Craik, Of
IS Netherhall Gardens, London.
Miss Gretchen Blaine Damrosch.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dam
rosch, Will be married to Thomas K.
Finletter, son Of Judge and Mrs.
Thomas D. Finletter, to-day in Paris.
Only relatives and q few intimate
friends will attend the ceremony.
The marriage of Miss Grace Helen
Weston, Of 81 West Fifty-seventh
Street, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Hrs. Benjamin nj. Weston, of Detroit.
and Frederick Leonard Laurence, of
Manila, P. l., will take place at noon
today in St. Jamess Church, Madison
Avenue and Seventy-frst Street.
The Long Island set will be largely
represented to-day at the horse show
held under the auspices of the Islip
Polo Club at Oakwood Park, near Islip.
Among those who will have house
parties over the weekend in connection
With the affair are Mr.. and Mrs. Will
IAN K. Dick, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Hayemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish G.
-SNHSOA oiO 1uI. anu MIS-. hairy J..
Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. TENDERS on,
Who are at their country place at Ros-
yn, l. l., will sail for Europe
August 4. They will stay short time
IN London and Paris and then make a
motor trip on the Continent
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Tallmadge
have closed their apartment at the
piaza and have gone to Hot Springs,
Va, to remain until Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee
VIII leave their country place at High
ana fails next week and go to Bar
Harbor, Ne.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs
nave left their villa at Newport and
nave gone TO the White Mountains.