New-York tribune., 1921-04-21
Eugenie Shaw
Is Married to
P. M. Morrison
Rides Only Attendant at
Church Ceremony Is Her
Sister, Margaret. Who Is
To Be Welded Next Week
Mrs. Langeloth at Altar
gecomes Wife of .Anson l..
Clark; Crawford Whit
man Nupiials Are Held

Miss Eugenic Shaw, daughter of Mrs.
pasene Shaw, of $50 West Sixty-sev-
nth Street, was married yesterday
.a.raoon in the Church of st. Mary
ne Virgin, West Fortysixth Street, to
putnam Mitchell Morrison, son Of
nsvid Mitchell Morrison. The cerc-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR.
Joseph F. Delany in the presence Of
/, reception followed at the home OF
he bridegroom's father 20 West For
.v.ninth Street. The bride who was
riven away by her cousin, George b.
Shaw. was in gown of white satin
with a court train. Her only attendant
VAS her sister. Miss Margaret Shaw,
Who is to be married to DR.. Fenton
TAYLOR April % in st. Thomas's
church The engagement of the two
sisters was announced at the same
rime. Miss Margaret Shaw's fiance
Dr. Taylor, served as Mr.. Morrisons S
lest man.
The marriage of Mrs. Valeria Lange-
10th, widow Of Jacob Langeloth, to
.nson Luman Clars, avr, of Mrs. Emma
T. Clark. of Paris, took place Yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at Walhall. Mrs.
Iangeloth's country place in Riverside.
Conn. The ceremony was performed
BY the Rev. DIR. NJ. George Thompson,
sector of Christ Church. Greenwich.
The bride entered with Job f. Hedges
end had as her maid of honor her
cousin. Miss Elizabeth l.. Knapp, both
Of this city. George M. Osborn of
Chicago was Mr.. Clark's best man.
Ms Cla. * the daughter of the
lste Mr. and Mrs. Joel Buell. Knapp, of
NeN lork. Besides being Interested
ip various foreign charities, she is the
tcLndHr of Valeria Home, a recrea-
ICES. Face in northern Westchester
Ccrrty- She passed large part of
sst vesr i'll France organizing a home
70, the widows of French soldiers.
Mr. Clark. who served as a captain
10 the Air Service during the war, is
graduate of Cornell University. He
i, connected with ". r. Grace & Co.
sid is member of several clubs.
Among those present at the wedding
ceremony were Ex-Governor and Mrs.
John L. Slaton. of Georgia; Judge and
Mrs L. Il. Wilfrey, Mr.. and Mrs Hor-
zee Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Braman.
Nr. and Mrs. Duane Armstrong. Mr..
snd Mrs. Joseph P. Grace, Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Lincoln Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. J.
louis Scaaefer. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian 3.
Beatty. Edward Randolph, of Louisiana:
lr. and Mrs. Carl NJ Loeb, Mr.. and
Nrs. Burton Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
/. Frew, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Chapin
as asChicago; Berthold Hochschild, Miss
Gertrude Hochschild, Harry S. Knapp,
Hiss Grace Hedges, Miss Alice Della
mar and Miss Evangeline Johnson.
Hiss Muriel Whitman. daughter of
US. Frank Gilbert Whitman, of New
York, became the bride of John Will
lam Roy Crawford jr., of New Ro-
tsella, yesterday in the chapel of the
Church of the Intercession, Broadway
and l55th Street. Only relatives we're
present at the ceremony, which w!ss
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Milo II.
Gates. Thomas Mast Crawford was his
brothers. best man.
iir. Crawford served overseas as a
captain with the 306th Field ARTILLERY.
'7th Division.
Miss Edith NJ. Kohlsaat, of 20 East
seventy third Street and Oyster Bay,
Long Island. daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Kohlsaat, was mar
ned to Major Monson Morris on Tues
Jay IN st. Bartholomew Church. The
ceremony was performed by the rector,
the Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks. The
BRIDES only attendant was her sister,
Hiss Amy M. Kohlsaat Major and
Mrs. Morris will pass the summer in
Oyster Bay.
Two plays will be given at the Little
lheater on Monday afternoon at 8
o'clock for the benefit of Wiawaka
Holiday House, at Lake George. "Punk,"
~ Henry Clapp Smith, will be pre-