New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Will Be Married Tomorrow
to N. Cholmeley-Jones at
Mothers Summer Home
in Philadelphia Suburb
Miss Davies Weds June 10
Miss Margaret L. Lee Will
Become Bride of Freder.
ick S. Crofts Here June IL

nscn tomorrow at Cheltenham, Pa
TIE ceremony will be followed by g
breskfast at Laburnums, the countrv
,lsee Of Mrs. Sturgis in Chelton Hills.
The bride will be attended by Miss
louise B. Inches, of Boston; Miss
rsith ]. Farr, Miss Gertrude NJ. Geer,
Miss Jean r Motfat, Miss Constance
Wickersham, Miss Sylvia G. Van Rens-
seIaer, al CT New York; Miss Eleanor
5 Brock, Miss S. Worthing Mitchell,
Mss Dorothea Cholmeley-Jones and
I Mss Elizabeth F. Morris. of Phila-
delphia.
Mr. Cholmeley-Jones will have two
hest men, twin brothers, Colonel R. G.
holrneley-Jones and Major Roynon
fbolmeley-J ones; and his ushers will
Be, Genera De Witt c. Weld, George
Glider. Armitage Whitman, Percy
Iaehfeld. T. Coster Wilmerding, J.
| Jefferson Jones, Andre Pilot, Kenneth
Spence. F. Barnard O'Connor and Fred
erieg E. briggs.
Mr. Cholmeley-Jones Will give his
farewell bachelor dinner this evening
at the Racquet Club, Philadelphia.
The marriage of Miss Phebe Thorne
Davies daughter of Mrs. Julien Town
send Davies, TO Walter J. Sutherland.
will take place June 10. in the chantry
Of Grace Church. Because of the very
recent death Of the brides grandfather,
Julien Tappen Davies, only members of
the immediate family will be present
There will be no reception.
Miss Margaret Livingston Lee,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Liv-
\ ingston Lee OF 112 East Seventy-fourlh
. Street, Will be married to Frederick s.
/ Crofts. June IT, IN the Church of the
Holy Communion, Sixth Avenue and
| Twentieth Street. The bride will have
only one attendant, Miss Nelson Walsh,
af Greensboro, \. C. Du Bois Beale,
Of New York. will serve as best man
and The ushers Will include Theodore
Grasse ani Stanley Brown. The cere-
nOny viii be performed by the rector,
the Rev. =. Henry Mottet, at
o'clock and Will he followed by small
reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee. The organist Of St. Bartholomew
| Church will render musical program
while the guests are assembling.
In the Church of St. Mary the Virgin
! yesterday afternoon, Miss Kathleen
Cushman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Arthur Cushman, was married
y 10 Joseph L. Merrill, son of John L.
Merrill, { banker, of Boston. The cere-
mony was followed by 3 reception at
the Hotel St. Regis. The bride, who
in white satin embroidered in pearls
snd crystals, with court train, over
which fell her duchess lace veil. She
carried bouquet OF white orchids and
lilies OF the valley.
Hrs. William Spence was the matron
Of honor and the bridesmaids were
Mss Irene Merrill Miss Agnes Mer-
nil. Miss Dorothy Lyon, Miss Hazel
Crockett, Miss Mary Lewis and Miss
Marjorie Cushman. They were all
dressed alike in pink satin and net,
wore large blue picture hats and car
ned bouggets Of sweat peas.
Miss Erelyr Cushman was flower
girl.
James Merrill was the best man and
serving as ushers were Hugh Diamond,
lack Haman, Ward Melville, Charles
i PhlHney, Edward Wise, Daniel Lyme
and Lewis A Cushman jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill will spend their
honeymoon abroad and will live in
Brookline, Mass.
h Another wedding yesterday was that
o. Miss Margaret Powell, daughter of
ar. and Mrs. Robert E. Powell, to
i Clarkson Farrsworth, son of Colonel
ana Mrs. Frederick c. Farnsworth, of
huntington, L. l., IN All Angels's
ehurch. The ceremony was performed
u me evening and supper and dance
followed At Delmonico's. Mrs H. Ham
mond BorneY was the matron Of honor
sna the other attendants were Mrs.
frederick c. Farnsworth and Mrs.
aeary Cunningham. frederick G.
!arasworth served as his brothers
ssss man and the ushers were Donald
) snaw, Robert Blanchard, N. Ham
aona Horner aad Captain Henry Gun
Mrs. vaulx Carter, Of $50 Hicks
s.seef' brooSlyn, formerly of Bellevue
avenue, Upper Montclair, n. j., an
iounces The engagement Of her daugh-
::sr, Sn'rley Virginia Carter, to Charles
a,,oefnls tanneli, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
s",altef 5 FUnnel, Of Hampstead, L. T.
as arter rs the granddaughter of
ms. "slte- 3. Moore. OF Columbia
r. Nn%;ghVs, Brooklyn. and the niece Of
,s.@iof General William H. Carter,
= 3; A., Ct Washington and Virginia.
-. fannell is graduate Of Cornell,
sass o. 1916. ana = member Of the
1eiasil Cla5 Of New York. He served
u lAs Aafy Flying Corps during the
al. No date has been set for the
colonsl Henry Hersey Andrew, Of
.ss* YORK and Boston, has announced
- eogage1en. of his daughter, Miss
sIlee Andrew, 20 George Gardiner
Mss Andrew is a granddaugh-
:. y }.na 4. Andrew, Civil War Cow
'@sS c, Massachusetts.
= fair and tea pil. be held at Green
sae county nome Of Mrs. Payne
lIsney, AZ Mannasset, Long Island,
| yahe ~, for the bench. Of the
sD.ss Mix Fund Of the Nassau
g-slJ Association and the New York
sg.Ia'- - All kinds Of articles will be
sgIe, genuine antiques, garden and
1 aats- livestock, etc.
shs annual musical OF the Hudson
- Ansie School will be held at the
s1s iheater Of Mrs Franklin @.
m,sa, sprngh0rgt, Dobbs Ferry. To-
49,, s" AFTERNOON, The pupils Of the
Mss., under the direction Of Miss
rss'fsn rogers, will give the pro-
81 "naeH viii be followed by tea
ar ard Ars. Anthony J. Drexei jr.
fs'9FHed from their trip 70 South
.Fs s-,ssa, 1870. ara are guests 81 Mrs. Drex-
l. Il