The New York herald., 1921-10-16
. NE Of the largest assemblases

NE Of the largest assemblages
Of society this week 10 to be at
the marriage tomorrow after
noon In the Church Of the Incarnation
Of Miss Marion Carey Dinsmore.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brown Dinsmore of this city and Tux
edo Park. to Mr.. Francis May simonds.
Jr. Miss Dinsmore has selected for
her bridal attendants her cousins. Mrs.
Charles Reed and Mrs. Charles II.
Marshall; Mrs. p. Powis Jones. Mrs.
Philip Kip Rhinelander. Miss Edisn v.
NJ Simonds. sister OF the BRIDEGROOM.
and her young sister, MISS Clara Fos-
ter Dinsmore.
Mr.. Frederick Sivsnds Whitloci will
be best man, for his cousin. The ushers
win be- .H,essrs. 8. Vernon Mann. Jr.,
aro.her cousin Of the bridegroom;
william B. Dinsmore. Jr., brother Of
the bride; Frank d. Shaw I'd, @. Eustis
Paine. r. Reginald Livingston. Geof-
frey Donnell, Harold s. willis and
Donald W. Lamb.
There will be a reception. at $40
Fifth avenue. the home OF Mr.. and
Vincent Astor. but Mrs. Astor who Is
cousin Of Miss Dinsmore, will not
have arrived from Europe in time for
1t. although she had planned to do SO.
IN st. Bartholomew's Church on Tues
day afternoon Miss Charlotte Lemoine
Dunlop. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Archibald M. McCrea, will be married
to Mr.. John Lowber Welsh. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Lowber Welsh Of Phila-
delphia. and afterward there will be
reception at the Plaza.
Miss Mary Mercer Dunlop will be her
sisters maid of honor. and there will
be two bridesmaids, Miss A. Margaret
Dunlop. another sister, and Miss Eliza
beth Woodin of this city. Mr.. Caryl
Roberts, brother-in-law of Mr.. Welsh
will be his best man. The ushers wf,,
be Messrs. Albert L. Smith. Radcliffe
Cheston, Jr.; John d. Cappeau. Benja-
and Daniel Grant. Miss Dunlop is re-
lated to many prominent families in
Virginia. She is q direct descendant
Of Gov. Spotswood. the Colonial Gov
ernor Of that State. and Sally Harrison.
sister Of Gen. William H. Harrison
one time President, was her great
grandmother on her mothers side.
ner tomorrow night at the st. Regis
When he and his bride return from
wedding trip they will live in Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Welsh is great grandson
of John Welsh, who was the American
Minister to the Court OF st. Jamess.
There will be a wedding on Thursday
many miles from New York which will
be of interest here. It will be that of
Do ,lra
Rev. Sherbrooke Banks and Mrs. Banks
of Trimley, England and grand
daughter of the late Sir Alfred Hughes.
Bart, to Mr.. F.. Shelton Farr, a son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Farr OF this city.
The wedding will be celebrated In Trim
ley. Suffolk. and after a brief stay
abroad Mr.. Farr will bring his bride
to New York. He enlisted in the Naval
Reserves in 1917. receiving his honor
able discharge in January. 1919.
One OF the interesting engagements
announced last week was that OF Miss
Marie Gladys ODonohue, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. O'Donohue Jr..
OF 262 West Seventy-third street. to Mr..
c. Il. Coster Steers SON Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Steers OF 40 West Fifty
first street Miss O'Donohue is grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph O'Donohue. who for many years
were Identified with West End and
Elberon, y. j. For years the late Mrs.
O'Donohue took an active interest in
the Ladies Auxiliary OF ST. vincent's s
Hospital. and gave generously TO
charity Miss O'Donohue is a sister
OF MISS Ethel Louise O'Donohue. who
was married to Mr.. Alwyn Ball Cd
some time ago. and of the Messrs.
Joseph j. O'Donohue Sd and Harry
ODonohue. In recent years her parents
have been spending the summer at
Greenwich. Conn. where they have a
country home.
Mr. Steers. who is a member OF the
RACQUET and Tennis Club. Is brother
OF Mr.. Henry Coster Steers. who mar
ried Miss Lillian A. Palmer, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Quintard
Palmer He Is nephew OF Mr.. J.
Rich Steers.
The Rev. and Mrs. Alden L. Bennett
or Montclair. ". j.. have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Violet Helen Bennett. to Mr.. J. Sylvester
Carlson Of this city and son Of Mr.. and
Mrs M. 5. Carlson. Miss Bennett is
one OF the founders OF the Montclair
Chapter OF the American Red Cross
and was chairman of its surgical dress
ing committee during the war until she
resigned TO go overseas as Young
Mems Christian Association worker.
She remained abroad for two years. Mr..
Carlson Is with the United States MORT
gage and Trust Company.
Mrs. Graydon Whitney Moore OF 8
West Eighty-third street has, made
formal announcement Of the enrnre-
ment Of her daughter. Miss Phoebe Mot,
Moore, TO Mr.. Thornton Kirkland Brown
son OF Mrs. Francis Gordon Brown Of
Flushihg. L. !. Mr.. Brown was grad
uated from Princeton In 1912 and served
overseas with the American Ambulance
Corps and the American Expeditionary
Force. ..14t
Formal announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Travis Of
Garden City, T.. l.. OF the engagement
or their daughter. Miss Adelaide Travis
to Mr. George N. Emory. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George $. Emory. also Of Garden
City.
Miss Travis served overseas during
the war with the Red Cross at ChantilIy.
France, where she was engaged in can
teen work. Mr.. Emory was graduated
from Yale In 1918. He was a Lieuten-
ant in the aviation service. with which
he served overseas. The father Of Miss
Travis was national golf champion three
siv~ls