New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Ceremony Will Take Place
at St. Thomas's Church.
Followed by a Reception
at Her Cousins Home
Mrs. w. B. James Hostess
President and Mrs. Butler
Entertain at Dinner; Miss
Lillian Barnes Engaged

-0AS, ho4otAy ouWuiuS OillOn,
daughter of Mrs. John Milton Dillon,
of 200 West Fifty-eighth Street, who
is 70 marry Donald Ormsby Page, son
OF Mr.. and. Mrs. William H. Page.
Saturday evening, January 81, in St.
Thomas's Church, ssill have Miss Elsie
Downing, Of Washington for her maid
of honor.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Alys
Downing, of Washington; Miss Mary
Van Dyke, of Milwaukee, Miss Helen
Demorest and Miss Sally Young of
Springfield, Mass, and Miss Muriel
Mcclure. Miss Charlotte Bergen, Miss
Margaret Mente and Miss Blanche
Page. of New York.
W; K. Page will serve as his
pfo1ner's pest man and the ushers will
be harold Belcher, of Newark, John
3. Whitmyer, Of Rochester, Victor
Day. William Robertson, Herbert
Collier, William Annon, Richard M.
Page, II. Gibson and A. P. Downing
Jr. The ceremony will be followed bv
reception at the home of the brides
cousin, Miss Ethel Spear, 115 East
Sixty-ninth Street.
The marriage of Miss L. Maud
Windeler. daughter of G. Herbert
Windeler, former president of the
United States Golf Association and of
the Country Club of Boston, to VIII
liam A: Kimbel, of this city, will take
place January II in Emanuel Church,
Boston. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. DR.. Worcester.
Mrs; William Beaumont Putnay, will
be Miss Windeler''s. matron of honor,
and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Dorothy Taylor and Miss Eleanor
Taylor, of New Rochelle, Miss Kath-
crime Sigourney, Miss Josephine Stur-
gess and Miss Evelyn Windeler, of
Boston. and Miss joyce Croft, of
london. Frank W. Chambers, of New
York, will be Mr.. Kimbers best man
and the .ushers will be Franklyn NJ.
Hewlett McCoun, Rudolphe Zinsser,
William Zinsser, Chauncey Belknap.
Frank Loughfam Cunningham and Cvril
y. Ballin, all of this city.
Mr.. Kimbal, who is a member of the
class of 1909, Columbia, was assistant
military attache at the American EN-
5assy in London in 1917, when he met
ne became attached to the general
headquarters in France, doing intelli-
gence work, and held the rank of
captair. He belongs to the Pilgrims
snd the Ardsley Country Club and was
:. n.ember of Squadron A.
Msss Winde1er went to England at the
beearnlngsof the war, with her brother,
ieEbert: Windeler, who was a. lieu
tenant in the Grenadier Guards. He
vaI killed in the Cambrai offensive.
She Joined the v. A. D. and did nurs
sEg until last spring. Mir. Windeler
-ss honorary secretary of the Ameri-
can Officers Club in London, which
'Tas conducted by the Pilgrims.
Mrs: Edith A. Beales, daughter Of the
late Mrs, Joseph Agostini, was married
Tuesday to T. Shepard Strong, Of
Brooklyn. The wedding took place at
the. home of her brother-in-law and
sister, DR.. and Mrs. Fellowes Davis ir..
40 Park Avenue. On account of the
recent death of the brides mother, only
members of both families were present.
These, in addition to DIR. and Mrs. Da-
yis, included Mr. Strong's mother, Mrs.
Thomas s. Strong, Of 62 Montague
Street, Brooklyn; his brother, Selah B.
Strong, who was the best man, and
Mrs. Selah B. Strong. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DIR. Charles
A. Livingston.
After their honeymoon trip in the
South Mr.. Strong and his bride will live
at 106 East Eighty-hfth Street. He
belongs to the Richmond County Coun-
try Club. Mrs: Strong's first husband
was Eugene J. BeaIes.
One Of the largest entertainments Of
the week was the musicale given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Walter B.
James at her home, East Sixtieth
Street, at which the guests numbered
about 400. The artists were Miss Flor
Of he
Toscha Seidel, violinist. Harry Kauf-
man and Wilfred Pelletier were at the
piano. The musicale was followed by
a buffet.
DR.. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler
gave dinner last evening at their
home, 60 Morningside Drive.
Mrs. Guy E. Trip gave luncheon
yezterday for her debutant daughter,
Miss Adah Tripp, in the ladies' annex
Of the Metropolitan Club. The guests
included Miss Alice and Miss Ruth
Narden, Miss Lucy Cant, Miss Doro-
.hy Thompson, Miss Kathryn Slayback.
Barrett, Miss Gertrude Reuter-, Miss
Julia Shearer, Miss Dorothy Rossiter,
Miss Amy Sparks, Miss Helen Lancas-
Ter, Miss Katherine Hutchins. Miss
Marie Meadows, Miss Jean Moffat, Miss
Dorothy Quinn, Miss Elizabeth Castor,
Miss Edith Hodgman, Miss Elizabeth
Horse, Of Boston; Mrs. Elliott Phillips
and Mrs. Nelson B. Catch, sister Of the
dshntante.
Announcement In made of the en-
xagement OF Miss Lillian Margaret
Barnes, daughter Of the late William l..
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