New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
lula Frazier
Betrothed to
Cecil MURRAY
Engagement of Elizabeth
McAllister, ertrude
Reuter- and Eleanor
Taylor Also Ann ounced
Miss Moore Weds To-day
Friends of Louis Curtis
Entertained at Fare
we'll Bachelor Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frazier. of
Garrison. N. Y, announce the engage
mept Of their daughter Miss Julia
Veronica Frazier, so Ceca Murray. son
If ,Er. and Mrs. Henry Alexander Mul>-
NV of SS East Fifty-arst, Street. Miss
rrazier is great-granddaug of
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State un-
4er President Grant. She served in
the American Hospital do ring the war
and is Row studying medicine at the
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Mr. Murray served in the Naval Avia-
ticn Corps, and also is studying at the
{allege OF Physicians and Surgeons, No
3ste has been set for the wedding.
Mr and Mrs. Archibald Freeman Nc
Allister. Of Gouvcrneur. N. Y. an
nounce the engagement OF taeir daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Jane EcAllister. TO
Thouss Fairbanks Rem init4n. of Wa
.srtown. n y. Miss Mc4ulister is a
graduate cf the National Cathedral
School, Washington, and of Smith Col
!ege, 1920. She Is a sister OF Mrs. Fos-
ter Gunnison, of Brooklyn, &aughter-in-
law OF Herbert J. Gunnison.
Nix. Remington is the son of Mrs. c.
z, Remington and of the late Mr..
Remington. one of the pioneer paper
manufacturers in this country. He is
nov vice-president of the Polar Prod
ucts Company Of New York
Mrs. Robert Reuter-. CT s6 wes,
Eighty eighth Street and Rye, N. Y,
announces the eugageme MT of her
daughter. MISS Gertrude Reuter-, to
Henry Clarke Banks, of Greenwich
Conn. Miss Reuter- is q graduate of
the Brearley School, and made her
debut at Sherry's in 1916. Mr.. Banks
vas graduated from Williams, class of
1917. and was first lieutenant of the
I'd Division Of the A. E. F. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Taylor, of
f47 West 105th Street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Armstrong Taylor, 20 Richard
Icring Small son of Mr. and Mrs
Lewis F. Small, Of Braintree, Mass.
Miss Taylor has just completed q
special four-year course at Columbia
University. Mr. Taylor is q graduate
of Harvard of the class Of IS, and
served abroad rs a lieutenant in the
30sth Infantry.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Miss Phyllis Elwyn Moore, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bassett
Moore, will be married to John De
Raismes Storey this afternoon in the
chapel Of St, Bartholomew Church.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. Harry Ransone, rector of
Christ Church, Media, Pa. an uncle of
the bride.
Louis Curtis, of Boston, who is to
marry Miss Mary S. Colt. daughter of
Gr. and Mrs. Richard c. Colt, of New
York, on Saturday, June II, gave his
farewell bachelor dinner last night at.
IDeimOnico,s. His guests include 4
Laurence Curtis, Charles D. Dickey jA,
s. Sloan Colt, brother of the bri5e;
alexander Tones Leverett SaltonstAll
John K. Hodges and Paul G. Pennoyer.
Mr., and Mrs. Nigel Cholmeley-Jones IS
are being congratulated on the birth of
son. Before her marriage Mrs Chol-
meley-Jones was Miss Rita Sturgis,
daughter of Mrs. Robert Sturgis.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich have
come to the city from their country
place at Great Neck, Long Islauld, and
are at the Hotel Plaza.
William Astor Chanler will sail for
Paris to-day TO pass the greater part
Of the sammer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R. Saunders and
son, Goddard Weld Saunders, have
opened their cottage at Southampton,
Long Island, for the summer
Benjamin Strong, governor Of the
Federal Reserve Bank, has taken an
apartment at the Plaza for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman, who
arrived yesterday on the Adriatic, are
at the Ritz-Carlton until they open
their place in Tuxedo.
Mrs. William A. Jamison is a guest
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