New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-26
Miss Fish Will
Become Bride
On Saturday
Marriage to Henry Forster
Will Be Celebrated in
Afternoon ON Lawn Of
the Estate at Garrison
Mrs. Julia Cayley and Cano
Dunn Are To Be Welded
In Grace Church TODAY

Miss Helena Livingston Fish, daugh-
ter Of Hamilton Fish. will be Marie
70 Henry Forster on Saturday after
noon at Rocklawn. the Fish estate ~
Garrison. n. Y. The ceremony will be
performed at 1880 o'clock on the lawn
II the weather is favorable, otherwise
in the great hall of the estate. The
Rev. Walter Thompson, formerly rector
a. the Church OF ST. Philip-in-the-
Highlands, will officiate A special
train for the New York guests will
leave the Grand Central Station at Q: 55
o'clock The bride will be attended bv
her two sisters, Mrs. John w. Cutler
aud Miss Janet Fish. She will have
two flower girls, Susan Cutler and Mary
Benjamin. and two pages, Rutger
Blocker Mile jr. and Clinton Curtis.
Lieutenant horace W. Forster will
serve as his brothers. best man, and
the ushers will be Hamilton Fish ir.,
Dr.. W Barclay Parsons, John w. Gut
ler Rutger Blocker Miller, Reginald
Foster, c. Frederick Frothir CHAM.
Evans R. Dick. Alexander H. Power,
Walter K Earle and Francis C. Gray,
Of Boston
Society Will be surprised to learn
that Mrs. Julia Gardiner Gayley, daugh-
ter Of the late Curtis Crane Gardiner,
G. the Gardeners Island family, is to
be married to Gano Dunn, of this city,
this afternoon i'll Grace Church. Nc
formal announcement had been made
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hers Of the families knew of the an
preaching marriage. The ceremony
will be performed by the rector, the
Rev. Dr.. Charles Lewis Slattery, who is
coming from Lenox for the occasion.
Mrs. Gayley's first husband was Charles
Gayley, weep president Of the United
States Steel Corporation from whom
she obtained a divorce III 1909. He
died in February, 1929. She has three
daughters, the Countess Giulio Semi,
who lives in Rome; Mrs. Gerrish H.
Millken. Of this city, and Mrs. Henry
E Montgomery Cd.
Mr. Dunn is d son of the late General
n Gano Dunn, of New York. He is a
graduate of Columbia, '91, and is an
electrical engineer. He is member of
the Union, University, Century, Tux
edo and other clubs, and belongs to
many scientific societies. He has writ
ten various papers on electrical and
engineering subjects.
Miss Argenta Beard Perkins, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Perkins,
will be married Saturday afternoon at
43O O'clock 10 Senior Luis Antonio
rian Legation st Washington. The cere-
mony will be performed in the Rose
Room of the Essex and Sussex Hotel,
Spring Lake Beach, N. j., by the
Rev Walter Leahy, of st. Catherine's
Church. Miss Perkins is a niece of
Arson McCook Beard, of Tuxedo Park,
and granddaughter of the late Oliver
Thomas Beard.
Dr. and Mrs. Warren Hildreth, of
1872 East Seventy-frst Street, are re-
oelyng congratulations on the birth of
son in this city on Monday. The
child is grandson of Judge and Mrs.
Edward G. Whitaker, of Southampton,
Long Island.
invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Katherine Hill, daugh-
ter Of Mr.: and Mrs. Percival S. Hill,
Of Greenwich, Conn.,, and New York, to
noon of September 10 at the family
home in Greenwich. NJ. Boyer is the
son Of Nine. Georges Bousquet, Of
Paris, whose husband Is Counselor of
State. At one time NJ Boyer was with
the French High Commission in Wash
ington. He was decorated with the
Croix de Guerre and the British Mil
itary Cross in the World War
Miss Helen Krech, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin W. Krech, and her
ianc6, L. Stuart Wing, will spend Sun
Gay with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James at Beacon Hill House, Newport.
William Nelson Cromwell will enter
tain the CrS%n Prince of Rumania at
the Ziegfeld midnight Frolic" to-mor-
row evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew and
Miss Florence and Miss Evelyn Loew
will return from Newport to their
country place at Roslyn, Long Island,
the middle of next month.
Mrs. Herman D. Kountze will give
dinner at the Meadow Club, Southamp-
ton, Long Island, Saturday evening for
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Kountze,
and Mss Joan Whitridge, who is stay
ing with them.
Mrs. George Munroe, who has been
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whit
ney Munroe at Tuxedo Park, will sail
fo- Paris August IS.
Charles Scribner and his daughter,
Mrs. George r. D. Schieffelin, and
George Mckay Schiefelin have re-
turned to New York from the Essex
and Sussex, Spring Lake Beach, n. }.
Mrs. Henry O. Havemeyer, who was
IN the city for few days, has re-
turned to Stamford, Conn
Ross Estate TO Columbia
Estimate of 100000 Reported
Far Below Real Value