The New York herald., 1921-10-09
TAKING THE FIRST FENCE ST tie OPENING
HUNT MEET THIS AUTUMN at STOSSET. LII.
Notable Weddings Arranged
Both at Home and Abroad
Mr.. F. Shelton Far Starts for England to Marry Miss
Eleanor Banks-Miss Mildred Eddy in Coblenz
to Be Bride of Lieut. Dunn.

of Mansfield, Ohio. He served with the
American Ambulance Corps during the
war. and now Is connected with the
Associated Press. When they return
from wedding trip Mr.. Bromfield and
his bride will live at 20 East Eighty
third street.
Because of the recent death OF Mr..
John r. Ogden, the marriage of his
daughter, Miss Adele Routh Ogden, to
Mr.. Auguste Philippe Won Hemert on
October 27 In Calvary Church. will not
be followed by reception. Mrs. Ogden
sent out the invitations last week. Miss
Ogden will have two bridesmaids--Miss
Anita Won Hemert. sister of the BRIDE
groom-to-be. and Miss Geraldine r. Nc
Arpin. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. D.
Hunter McAlpin. Helena Phelps, the
smafl daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Gouver-
neur Morris Phelps, will be a flower
! girl. Mr. Won Hemert has selected Mr..
Barlow Hall for his best man. The
ushers will be DR.. Phelps. Messrs. Bache
Whitlock. Constant Bienfait. Louis
Heemskeerk and Richard Keogh, and
Lieutenant-Comma Robert r. NJ.
Emmet. u. S. ~, of Washington.
Invitations were sent out yesterday
for the marriage on October 90 OF Miss
Lillian Tucker and Mr.. Charles Holland
Duell, Jr, whose engagement was an
nounced early last month. The 'cere-
mony is to be performed in Hillcroft. the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
sackett Duell, near Meadowbrook, Pa
A special train will be run there for the
wedding. Miss fuckers attendants viii
be Mrs. Ralph Kellard of Rye, NJ Y;
Misses Florence Fair of New York and
Bertha Mann OF California. Mr.. Duelrs
best man will be his brother, Mr. WILL
lam Sackett Duell. Representative
Hamilton Fish, Jr., Major Holland 8.
Duell. Messrs. Walter Camp, Jr., Paul
Herman and J. Boyce Smith, Jr., will be
the usbers.' Mr.. Duell is treasurer OF
the New York State Republican Com
mittee.
Miss Josephine Gibson, daughter Of
Mrs. Charles de Wolf Gibson and sister
OF Mr.. Charles Dana Gibson of this city,
will be married to Mr.. Daniel w. Know
ton of New York on Tuesday at Long
field Farm. the home of her mother in
Bristol, r. !. In case of fair weather
the marriage ceremony. which will be
witnessed by small gathering of rela-
tives and close friends. will take place
out OF doors. and n reception will follow
Miss Gibson viii have but one bridal
attendant. her niece. Miss Frances Hop
kins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
F. Hopkins OF Washington, d. c. DR..
John c. Knowlton of Greenwich, Conn,
will serve as his brothers best man.
Mr.. Charles Dana Gibson will give his
sister in marriage in place Of his
brother, Mr.. Charles Langdon Gibson,
Arctic explorer. who has been ordered
South because OF Ill health.
One OF the weddings of Tuesday win
fal Al
York. II will be that of Miss Mildred
Eddy. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Leeds Eddy OF 375 Park avenue, q
Lieut.. William Mckee Dunn. II. s. A..
now wftn the Army or Occupation sn
Coufeix Germany. Lieut.. Eddy r. all
TO Major-Gen. Henry T. Allen. who IL
In command OF the American Army oe
Occupation. Miss Eddy sailed on Sep
tember "a on board the Olympic with
her father and her two brothers. Messrs.
Jesse M. Eddy OF Morristown and Joseph
%. Eddy OF this city. Miss Fonrose
Wainwright. daughter OF Major J. How
ard Wainwright. Assistant Secretary of
War. also was a member Of the uartv
and will be one OF Miss Eddy's bridal
attendants
The marriage will take place IN the
chapel OF the former Imperial Palace In
Coblenz. Lieut.. Dunn was graduated
from fale IN lSll. at that time holding
the rank OF Major In the National Guard
OF Virginia. his native State. with the
beginning OF the war he started for
France and Joined the French army. with
which he served two years. participating
in some OF the major engagements He
then returned to the United States. en-
listing In the Regular Army. He was
sent 60 Fort Sill. where he received the
commission Of First Lieutenant He
went back to the French 'front.' where hs
served with the field artillery and for a
while commanded a battalion with tho
rank Of Captain. After the armIsticc he
decided 10 remain In the army and he
was ordered 10 the Artillery School ,t
Fontainebeau. After finishing his course
IN that school he was detailed 10 tho
staff OF Major-Gen. Allen at Coblenz.
Lieut. Dunn's mother. Mrs. Lanier
Dunn. who formerly lived in New York
but now is resident OF Richmond. Va.
will be at the wedding. as also will be
his brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. George Cole Scott Of Richmond.
Mrs. Dunn. formerly Miss Harriet Heard.
(yOr rffnucd on Fourth pdcr.