New-York tribune., 1921-05-31
Miss Dunlap
Will Become
Bride To-day
Marriage TO Ii. Col. Behn,
of Havana, Will Take
Place in ST. Janles's
Church, in Philadelpl,ia
Summer Exit Beginning
Many Families Ready to
Go Away: Van Cortlandt
Wedding This Afternoon

Many New Workers will go 20 Phil
sse,phia to-day for the wedding there
es niss Margaret Z. Dunlap. daughter
u The lste Mr.. and Mrs. Fellows Dun
ian. TO lieutenant Colonel Sosthenes.
gehn. Of Havana, in St James's Church.
TAe bride is niece Of Miss Jalia A. Ber-
wind. Of Philadelp phia and Newport, with
uhcm she has lived since the death of
h. parents, and OF Edward J. Ber-
wind and John L. Berwind, of this city.
She recently was the guest in New
york Of Mr.. and Mrs. Berwind, who
cave a dinner in her honor. Miss Dun
Ian will be given away by Aer brother,
Charles E. Dunlap, and she will have
FOR her only attendant Mrs. Richard
be Blois Boardman. who was Miss
Muriel Winthrop, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Egerton L. Winthrop, OF this city,
st whose wedding in New York last
ssll she was one of the bridesmaids.
There also will be two little flower
girls, Louisa and Elizabeth Behn,
piecss of the bridegroom and daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hernand Behn, of
Havana
Hernand Behn will serve as his
brothers best man and the ushers will
be Dr.. Eugene H. Pool. of this city;
Charles G. BerwiHd and Robert E,
Ssrawbridge jr., cousins OF the bride.
This afternoon Miss Carolyn Bleecker
Van Cortlandt, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Van Cortlandt, will be-
come the bride Of Thomas Turley
Mackie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Ives Mackie, of this city The cere-
noay will be performed in ST. James's
Church, Madison Avenue and Seventy
FIRST Street, and reception will follow
In the ballroom Of the Hotel Gotham.
Miss Van Cortlandt will have only one
attendant, her sister, Miss Charlotte
A. Van Cortlandt, L. NJ Moorehead
will serve as best man.
The ceremony will be performed by
tie Rev Dr. Frank W. Crowder, OF
St. James's and the Rev. John Camp
bell, of the Church of the Mediator, at
Kingsbridge.
The marriage Of Miss Caroline Lydia
Wyeth, daughter by q former marriage
Of Mrs, Stephen c. Williams, to John
Richard Thorndyke, will take place
on Thursday afternoon, also in St.
Iares's Church. The ceremony will
be followed by reception at the Hotel
Gotham The bride, who will be given
away by her step-fatner, Mr.. Williams.
Will be attended by Mrs. E. Kenneth
ka,. T-%-
Mlss AdrIenne Iselin, Miss Elsie Croli,
Miss Elizabeth J. Russo and Miss
Frances Judson.
Robert W. Means, of Boston, will be
the best man and the ushers will be
Riehard K. Thorndike, a cousin; w.
Gordon Means, and James w. Spring,
Oh Boston; Gouverneur Kernochan, a
cousin Of the bride; Alfred Macy and
Robert Sedgwick jr., of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams Burden, who
returned from Europe last week, went
Jesterday TO Newport, where they have
aken the Richmond Fearing house in
Aarragansett Avenue for the summer
hr. and Mrs. John Herbert Allen. of
U East Seventy-eighth Street, will
faks possession Of their country place
az dreenwlch, Conn, tomorrow for the
season.
Yrs. Austen Gray will go to Newport
ior the summer early next week.
dr. and Mrs. Colgate Hoyt jr. and
taeis three children will sail for Eu-
rope tomorrow TO pass the greater
part Of the summer there.
William Payne Thompson, who re-
turned on the Adriatic, has been stay
ing at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. William Sloane, Of Norfolk, Va,
fas been passing few days in the