New-York tribune., 1920-07-29
Miss Stewart
To Be Bride of
P. Hoagland
September % Set as Date for
Marriage of Miss Sally
Jean Petit and Donald S.
Rogers, of Lee, Mass.
Lord and Lady Camoys
southampton Society People
10 Have Their Characters
Depicted by 'Craphology'

Or. and Mrs. George David Stewart,
nj - East Fiftieth Street and Great
River. L. l., announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Marjorie Bruce
Stewart, TO Porter Hoagland, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hoagland, CO
st7 Fifth Avenue and Rumson, N. j.
Miss Stewards father is president Of
the New York Academy of Medicine.
Mr.. Hoagland is brother of Mrs. c..
Maurv Jones, who was Miss Katherine
Hoagiand and whose marriage took
MACE recently; Raymond Hoagland ir.
and Joseph C. Hoagland. who married
Miss Eleanor S. Prentice.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The marriage of Miss Sally Jean
Petit daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Petit, of this city, to Donald Shell
don Rogers, son of Edward S. Rogers,
a prominent banker of Lee, Mass, will
take place September %. The engage
nent was announced last week. Miss
Petit attended Mount Vernon Semi
nary, Washington, and also the Wall
court School. Her father is president
Of the Realty Company of America.
Miss Finita Falcon, daughter of Mrs
E. Montgomery Berry, and the late
Alberto Falcon, yice-president of Will
lam R. Grace & Co., was married at
o'clock yesterday afternoon in St.
Patricks Cathedral, TO Albert Cyril
Rothwell, Assistant United States
District Attorney. Only relatives were
:ol
performed by Father Martin Mrs.
warner A Peck, sister of the bride
groom, served as matron of honor.
CAPTAIN Francis r. Kerr was Mr. Roth
wells best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Roth
well expect to make their home in
Forest Hills, L. I.
Miss Edith Brownell, of New York,
and Squire J. Vickers, of Grand View
on-Hudson, were married at the latter
place OF Monday. Miss Brownell is
well known in newspaper and maga-
zine circles in New York and recently
conducted the publicity for the 1,500,-
GOO drive for the Young Women's
Christian Association. Mr. Nickers is
an architect. connected with the Pub
lie Service Commission cf New York.
The brides only attendant was Miss
Ruth Vickers, the young daughter o.
the bridegroom. They will live at
Grand View.
A unique feature Of the Hospita,
Benefit Bazaar to be held at Southamp-
ton l. l., tomorrow, will be the de-
lireation Of character by the science
IF graphology. For this purpose the
fair committee has secured the serv-
ices OF Neville Brush. Mr. Brush, who
is spending the summer at S0uthamp-
ton, VIII appear under the patronage
# committee headed b. Mrs ". w.
Noppin, assisted by Mrs. Henry Bah
cock and Mrs. George A. Dixon j..
The committee in charge OF the fete
includes Mrs. Albert Gallatin, Mrs
Stuart Walker, Mvs. Norris Carnegie,
Mrs Frederick NJ. Davies and Mrs.
Joseph L. Diiworth.
There will be -lrcus with five acts.
Khaldah, the celebrated Egyptian
telepathist, will give exhibitions OF his
occult powers; Caruso will make carl
catures and sell them, and there will
be numerous booths presided ever by
prominent members of the summer
colony.
Lord and Lady Camoys arrived from
England yesterday OF board the Olym-
pic. They will 60 to Newport to spend
the remainder of the summer with
Lady Camoy's mother, Mrs W. Watts
Sherman.
Others who came in on the same
steamer were Miss Alexandra and NJ ss
Audrey Emery, daughters of the Hon.
Mrs Alfred Anson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden A. Fahnestock
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of daughter at Old Brick Farm,
their country place at Rosyln, l. l., on
Tuesday. The child is a granddaughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Reading Ber-
tron. of New York, and Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock, Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Fahys, Of
III Park Avenue, and their daughter,
Miss Constance Fahys, who are travel
ing in Alaska, will return TO their
country place at Locust Valley, l.. l.,
in September.
Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp, who is at
present al Southampton, l.. l., will sail
for Europe at the end of next week.
She Will return to Southampton in the
fall
Mrs. William w McAlpin will go to