New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-03
Miss Clarke To
Be Bride at
Naval Wedding
Best Man and Ushers Will
Be in Uniform When She
Is Married to e.. C.. T.
Remington Tomorrow
Rena Green Is Engaged
Dorothy Criggs to Become
Wife of F. X. Murray
at Palo Alto, Sept. Is

Miss Beatrice Clarke, who is to be
married 10 George {. T. Remington to-
morrow in Trinity Church, Lenox, will
have naval wedding. The best man
.nd ushers all will be in the uniform
of tho navy.
More than 1900 invitations have been
issued for the wedding, which will be
one of the largest and most brilliant
in many months. The ceremony will
be performed by the rector, the Rev.
Iatta Griswold, assisted by the senior
chaplain, Frank Thompson, captain,
u. n, and there will be reception
at Fernbrook, the estate of Miss
C,arke's parents. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Shields Clarke, in the Berkshires. The
bride will have her sister, Miss Alma
Clarke, for her maid of honor; Agnes
McCrea, daughter of Mrs. James Nc
Crea, of New York. for flower girl, and
Master Leonard Thomas, nephew of
the bridegroom, will act as. page.
Thomas c. Chubb will serve as Mr..
Remington's best man, and the ushers
will be George Armstead, Frank Bar
nard Stubs, Thomas Hall Wagner jr.,
Warren Sturgis Mccullough, George D.
Bradford and Charles J. Clarke,
brother Of the bride.
Mr. Remington and his bride will be
at home after November l at 7O5 Lake
Forest Road. Lake Forest, III. They
will go to Coronado Beach, Calf, later
in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weld Ware, of
Nv rn Mocc hnv IL
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Rena Victoria Green, to James NJ.
Hays, son of Mr.. ard Mrs Gilbert A.
Hays, Of Sewckley, Pa. Miss Green
is a granddaughter Of the late George
J. Seabury, of New York, and David
E. Green, of Llewellyn Park, West
Orange. Mr.. Hays served in the
United States Navy as a senior lieutcn-
ant and won the d. S. O. The wedding
will take place in the early spring.
Miss Dorothy Griggs. only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland Fuller Griggs.
Of 1854 East Seventeen Street, will be
married to Francis King Murray,
youngest son of Professor and Mrs.
A. !. Murray, of Palo Alto. Calf, Sep
tembe. IS, in the Episcopal Church of
st, Barnabas, at Irvington. After the
ceremony there will be a reception at
Barberries, Ards.ey- on Hudson, the
country home Of Ar. and Mrs. Griggs.
The bride left bryn Mawr during the
war to become a nurse. Her mother.
wao WAS Miss Carolyn Lee, formerly
iived IN the old Lee homestead, which
sloed Tor many years st the corner of
ior.y-ihlrG street and Fifth Avenue,
Lad was oiilt by William H. Lee, great
sraE +iher of the bride.
M. -lurray served with the A. E. T..
In France.
Mrs. Anton J. Quanz, of $50 West
Lisnty-alsh,h Street, announced the
engagement Yesterday Of her daughter.
1!nerese. to Henry \. Iyre, son of
mr.. aId AIRS. +. Beverley Eyre. of
hampstead, l.. !. No date tor the
wedding has been set.
Nrs. Charles Sumner Witherspoon
daughter, Miss Iso5el Wlthersnoon. to
Kicaara Hole, nephew of the late Dean
n,ole OF Rochester Cathedral ENGLAND.
Miss "i.herspooa is great-ereat-
granddaughter of John Witherspoon.
one OF the s:gners Of the Declaration
u independence and sixth president of
sllnceton University. On her mothers
Sloe she IS a great-granddaught of
GENERAL Charles Gr.tIot, of s.. Louis.
whose daughter, Julie, married the
DUO &c Montmorency. Miss Wither-
spoons father was the late Rev. DR..
N Hnarles Sumner Withcrspoon. Mrs.
ml'nerspoon is the author of several
ysad;es on the cathedrals Of the Old
World the art Of glass painting and
.oelai aspects Of the French Revolt
slon; Miss Witherspoon did Red Cross
WORK during the war. Mr.. Hole is