New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Brides Disregard
Lent i'm Selecting
Day for Wedding
Among Marriages to Take
Place Before Easter Is That
of Miss Frances Brown
TO Seneca ID. Eidredge

Lent has had little or no effect on
the brides, and several important wed
dings have taken place since Ash
Wednesday, and many more are sched-
uled between now and Easter. Miss
Frances. Swan Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Swan Brown, of 431
Riverside Drive, will be married to
Seneca D. Eldredge, son of Edward |.
Eldredge and the late Mrs. Eldredge,
, Of Brooklyn, on Saturday the chapel
Of st. Bartholomew church. The
ceremony, which will be at o'clock,
will be followed by reception at the
Metropolitan Club. Miss Brown will
have only one attendant, Mrs. Carleton
II. Palmer, of Brooklyn.
) Edward l. Eldredge jr. will serve as
his brothers best man, and the usbers
Will be Harrison Cady, his brother-in-
T. Vanderbilt, Of Brooklyn; Myron G.
Darby, OF New York; William B. Scar
borough, Of Englewood, and John A
IngersolI, of Hartford.
Miss Grace c. Auerbach, daughter
of Mrs. S. Binswanger, of the HoteI
Ansonia, will become the bride OF
Chester B. Korn Tuesday at the Hotel
, st. Regis. Miss Auerbach is a grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ems
heimer, Of 305 West Ninety eighth
Street. She IS a graduate of the Chevy
/ Chase Seminary, Washington.
Miss Margaret Ludlow Harrison
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bcv-
erley Harrison, will be married March
j n of
Michael de Mercado, in the Church OF
the Beloved Disciple, East Eighty
ninth Street The ceremony viii be
performed at o'clock by the Rev. Dr.
William W. Bellinger, vicar of St
Agnes's Chapel, assisted by the Rev
Dr. George r. Van de Water, the rec
tor. There will be no reception.
The marriage of Miss Achsah Ridgely
Petre, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Regi-
nald W. Petre, of Baltimore. to Will
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius
of 1921 Park Avenue, this city, is to
take place March 80 in st. Paul's Epis-
copaI Church, Baltimore
Miss Lilies Jane Bacon and Carroll
Brewster Byrne will be married April
% at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin S. Merrill, AZ West Seven
tieth Street. Mr.. Byrne is son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard A Byrne, of Lans-
downe, Pa. He was graduated from the
University of Pennsylvania in 1916, and
during the war served in France with
the 18th Railway Engineers.
Mrs. Sigmund Baruch, of 80 West
/ Seventy-fifth Street, has announced the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss Mar
jorie Montgomery Baruch, to Samuel
David Faber, of this city. Miss Baruct
was graduated from the Sacred Heart
Academy in Louisville, KY. Mr.. Fabe,
f, is an undergraduate at Harvard. Mrs
| Baruch gave a dance last night in the
ballroom of the St. Regis for her daugh.
ter and Mr.. Fabers
Announcement has been made of the
engagement Of Mrs. Florence Thayer
/ Cummings widow of John Bradley Cum
ings, TO Chester o. Swain, of Bronx
vile. Mrs. Cummings lives at 1910 Madi-
( son Ayenne with her sons, John B. and
Thayer Cummings. Mr., Swain vas grad
uated from Harvard and is general
counsel for. The Standard Oil Company
Of New Jersey.
! The Rev, and Mrs. Walter Wesley
4 Winans, of Waterbury, Conn, have an.
Enounced the engagement of their daugh.
i ter, Miss Hazel Maude Winans, 70 Johr
/ A. Coe jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A
! Coe. MIR. Goe was graduated from
/ Williams College in 1920 and wa
/ chosen permanent secretary Of his
class. He is connected with the Amer,
! can Brass Company, OF which hi: