New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Esther Denny
To Be Bride of
DR.. ID. G.. Smith
Marriage Will Take Place
on Easter Monday; Her
Sister Will Be Maid of
Honor; Attendants Chosen
Miss Palmer Engaged
Miss Florence E. Carter Be-
trothed to Former Lieu.
tenant Hilary II. Chambers

r;tl be married 20 Of. ~. Glen Smith,
II schenectady, N. Y, on Easter Mon
a.y. April 5, at the home of her par
.ats, So East Sixty-second Street.
Mss Amy Dunnell Denny will be her
sisters maid Of honor. and the other
.,tendants will be Miss Helen Good
rim. Miss Helen Beatrix Post, Miss
Nary Cushman and Mrs. James B.
raylor il.
Dr.. Charles G. McMullen, Of Schen-
sctadv. will serve as best man, and the
ushers will be DR.. l. ". Gorham, of
Albany; Dr. Charles Sievier, Of New
York; DR.. Robert Childers, of Plain
field, and Thomas Denny jr.
George Carnegie Palmer, of Norris
town, n. j., has announced the engage
ment o. his daughter, Miss Sarah Schuy-
Ter Palmer, to Livingston Parsons, of
this city Miss Pslmer's mother was
Helen Campbell. daughter of the late
Maternal grandfather was the late
Nicholas Fletcher Palmer, of New York,
|. Miss Palmer has two sisters, Miss
Helen and Miss Georgiana Palmer.
Mr.. Parsons is the SON of H. de
Berkeley Parsons, of 1875 East Seventy
second Street. and the late Mrs. Par
sons who was Frances Walker. His
maternal asnts are Mrs. Charles G..
Peters and Mrs. j. Howard Vain
wright.
Mr. Parsons was graduated from
Harvard in 1916 and enlisted when
this country entered the war. He
served as q lieutenant in the 167th
Infantry. He was wounded in the
lighting north of Chateau Thierry.
Mr.. Parsons is a member of the Union.
the Apawamis and the Harvard
clubs. His paternal grandmother is
Mrs William Barclay Parsons. His
sister, Miss Katherine de Berkeley
Parsons, was introduced to society
three years ago.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Another interesting engagement just
announced. IS that of Miss Florence
Elizabeth Carter. daughter of the Rev.
Dr.. and Mrs. William Carter, of Brook
lyn. to Hilary Ranald Chambers jr.,
sen Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. R. Chambers,
Of IS West Seyenty-frst Street and
The Hillocks, Lake Mahopac, N. Y.
Mss Carter is graduate of the
Spence School, and during the war was
engaged III active service with the
Atlantic Division Of the American Red
Cross. where she held a position of
responsibility in the Department of
Military Hospitals. Mr.. Chambers is
Princeton man and during the war was
Lieutenant in the navy, on active
service, in command of the U. S. S.
C-l2e. He was decorated for gal
iantry by the Italian government. He
is president of a. F. Houts & Co., Inc.
he Is a grandson Of the late DR.. Tai
nott chambers, who was pastor of the
Middle Collegiate Church, New York.
aa IS cousin of Senator Frelinghuy-
sen, OF New Jersey. Mr.. Chambers is
member Of the Princeton Club.
Still another engagement just an
Aouneed is that of Miss Mary Catha-
rne Doster, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
!! b. Doster, of this city, to r. Frank
I'm Hull, Of White Plains. Miss Doster
was 1T war work for eighteen months
with the American Library Association
and Is now a junior in Teachers Col
lege Columbia University. MIR. Hull is
son o. Nh and Mrs. Robert w. Hull,
Of White Plains.
The second of the Senior dances,
formerly known as the "Thursiay
Seniors" was held last night in the
small ballroom of the Hotel Plaza and
brought ont a large gathering of the
young married set and girls who came
ols few years ago. 1t was an early
analr and was preceded by a number
Of dinners. There was general dane
ing throughout the evening and a buffet
supper was served. The third and final
VI ha ba1
Among he members are Mr. and Mrs.
Horton Ijams, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish
= Carroll jr., DR.. and Mrs. Irving H.
paFdee. Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold Webb,
w and Mrs. Harold E. D. Pardee, Mr..
sad Mrs. Henry Morgan Post, Mr.. and
aFs- Crittenden Ada MS, Mr.. and Mrs
how!and Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. William
farchild, Mr. and Mrs. o. Carley Har-
imam, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lord, Mr..
saa Mrs. Leonard Wyeth, Miss Caramai
0rro!l, Miss Rita Boxer. Miss Cor
5sAa Van Auken Chaplin, Miss Augusta
:. Dixon, Miss Gertrude Mall Miss
asaa sullman Miss Vouletti T. Proc
Mpr' Miss kosali Coe, Miss Margaret
W@sfren, Miss Gertrude Riker and Miss
asien de Forest Griffin.
benefit performance of "The Hot
Sat fa'ot' will be given at the George M.
sohsh Iheater on April 5 for the bene-
n.oi a:' the Manhattanville Nursery Asso-
uuaton: Tickets may be obtained from
ass. s. Frank Brookfeld, 555 Madison
me entertainment committee con-
is.s Of Mrs. Lansing C. Holden, Mrs.
Saes Ss@es II. McCoon, Mrs. Brookfield, Mrs.
Ius:entllng Bunnell, Mrs. Charles D.
w:as, awllales, Mrs. Arthur Lawrence, Mrs.
onallam II. Kenyon, Mrs. Clough c.
sJ,.eHon, Mrs. Ira A. Place, Mrs. Mich
uHs n Pond, Mrs. Charles II. Smith,
niS' Alfred A. Whitman, Mrs. Malcolm
weolley. ''N ~ "N0eA e.
p,si ssserai young women will sell pro-
Cans Cams among them being Miss Dorothy
sspp' chairman, and the Misses Kath-
csae c,ms Bllggs. Lucy Bulkley, Elizabeth
sssa.p, Frances Camp, Florence Glen
M;,sh Mum Christine Crane, Dorothy Dunn,
ssssshoesn ana Frank, Grace Hendrick. Eliz-
INIT. as.h Ailles, Frances Holden, Elsie
gsgases' Victorine Kellogg, Marie La
p.sae, Eleanor Landon, Helen La
Is,s Iss' - cueneyieve Morgan, Judith Nat
! Ki Ksssi. eatharine Okie, Sophie Pond,
Da,nsaaf Porter, Mathilde Sinclair,
lois' ny thompson, Peggy Wallace and
Ms 4s second Of the Colony dances
;hs p;e paeld last night in the ballroom of
si,s Carlton. These dances are for
,.s H.. not yet out and are early affairs.
b.. pstronesses were Mrs. Winthrop
Mrs Oliver Gould Jennings, Mrs.
g. txSlMir de Rhar Mrs Pchart r.