New-York tribune., 1920-05-24
Miss Howard
Picks Nuptial
Attendants
Five Bridesmaids Chosen
for Her Wedding to Ed
ward L. Sanderson al So.
Thomas's Church June 9
Miss Vauclain Engaged
Noted Exhibitor of Horses
Will Marry W. H. Hamil-
ton, Aviator During War

The list Of attendants for the we'd
ding of Mis- Dorothy Legg Howard,
daughter Of Mrs. Legg Howard, Of AL
Park Avenue, TO Edward Lloyd Sander
scn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald San.
derson, Of Hessle Mount. Hessle. Eng
land, in st. Thomas-s Church June B.
will be limited to relatives and Q few
clese friends.
Dorothy Legg, cousin Of the bride
snd daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bert
ram Legg. will be flower girl. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Cora and
Miss Clara Legg, cousins Of the bride
and daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Albert Legg; Miss Fanny de Groot
Hastings, daughter of Mrs. Charles G.
Mol,er; Miss Adelaide Beddall, cousin
of the bridegroom and daughter of
Mrs. E. X. Beddall, and Miss Beatrice
Draper, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Draper.
The best man will be Winchester
Sanderson. The ushers will be Lloyd
Bowen Sanderson jr, G. Stafford Buck
Crane, William Augustus Read, James
Sanderson, Elliott Cobb and james c.
Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel M. Vauelaan
yesterday announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Constance, Of Rose
mont, Pa, to William H. Hamilton,
of Brooklyn. Miss Vauclain is known
throughout the country as an exhibitor
Of horses, her stables being located at
Rosemont. The stables, led by The
Whip, won twenty championships and
1856 ribbons in 1919. MIR Hamilton is
connected with the Guaranty Trust
Company and served during the war as
an aviator.
AllchiI, of Yonkers and Osaka, Japan,
and Charles Lawrence Bristol jr., Of
New York, took place Saturday evenine
at the University Heights Presbyterian
Church, the brides father, the Rev.
George Allchin, officiating. After the
ceremony there was reception for the
bridal party and few intimate friends
at the home OF the Rev. and Mrs.
George Allchin, 16 Bayley Avenue,
Yonkers. Upon their return from their
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Bristol will
live il New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loring Brace,
Of 1l6 East Fifty eighth Street, an
nounce the engagement of their daagh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth B 80, to Hunting
ton Gilchrist, son OF Ms. John Gil
christ, of Auburn, N. y. Miss Brace
vii! be graduated from Bryn Mawr this
year. and the wedding is planned for
the fall. Mr.. Gilchrist was graduated
from Williams College in 1918 and
served as captain overseas during tho
war. He is now member of the In
ternational Secrstariat of the league Of
nations, on the section for Administrs-
tive Commissions and Minorities
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Shrewsbury de
selding, of 55 East Eighty-sixth Street,
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Agnes, to William Leicester
Van Leer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mlntzer Van Leer, of Philadelphia.
Mr.: Van Leer Is Princeton graduate
and served as lieutenant in the navy
during the war. Miss de Se!ding is q
sister Of Mrs. Henry Mason Day jr.,
Mrs. Scott Henry Perky and Miss Jo.
sephine de Selding. The wedding will
take place in the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barber, Of En-
giewood, N. j., announce the engage
ment of their niece, Miss Nora Nicklo,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nickle. of Liverpool. England.
W FRANK V. Surton Jr., son OF Frank v.
burton. % East Fifty-sixth Street.
Mr. Burton was graduated from Har-
ward In the class of 1914 and served
overseas in the Field Ordnance Corps.
he IS member of the firm Of Burton
Bros. & Co.
Sonora Mercedes H. de Eschaur-un
and daughter, Senorita Maria Olga 4,e
aschaurren, wife and daughter of
Senor Don Victor de Eschaurren. Of
Santiago de Chile and Madrid, Spain,
who. AIRED from France on the New
York last Friday, are at the Hotel As
TOR before going to Washington for
senorita de Eschaurren's marriage to
senor Don Carlos Uribe about Juno I.
A bridge tourn: aaent will be held
m the crystal room of the Ritz-Carl-
tton t.-is afternoon at o'clock for the
seneft of the memorial fund Of the
army and Navy Club Of America, at
10 Gramercy Park
mr.. and Mrs. Roy l.. Brown have an
louneed the engagement Of their
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