The New York herald., 1922-07-02

" HREE Vanderbilt heiresses will
become brides this autumn.
They are Misses Emily Sloane
Hammond, Louise Morris and Louise
Vanderbilt Schieffelin. all cousins and
great -granddaughters Of the late Will
lam II. Vanderbilt and great-great-
granddaughters of Commodore Cor
nelius Vanderbilt.
Miss Hammond is daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Henry Hammond ana
a granddaughter Of Mrs. Henry White,
who formerly was Mrs. William
Douglas Sloane. She will be married
to Mr.. John M. Franklin, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip A. s. Franklin Of this
city. on September 8 In st. Marks
Church, Mount Kisco. A reception
will be held at Dellwood. the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond at
Mount Kisco. Miss Adele S. Ham
mond will be her sisters maid OF
honor. The other attendants will be
the Misses Alice F. and Rachel Ham
mond, also sisters; Miss Louise Morris,
a cousin; Miss Betty Franklin, sister
of the bridegroom; Miss Mary Hebard
and Mrs Henry Hutton Landon, Jr,
who before her marriage on June 10
was Miss Cornelia Sage.
Mr.. Franklin was graduated from
Harvard In 1913 and served as a Cap
tain in the 301st Battalion of heavy
tanks Of the British third army and the
IIA
rated with the British Military Cross.
Miss Morris, who is the elder daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hennen Nor
ris, and Miss Schieffelin, who Is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay
Schieffelin, are granddaughters Of the
late Elliott f. Shepard and Mrs. Shep-
ard, who was Miss Margaret Vanderbilt,
eldest daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Vanderbilt. Miss Morris
will become the bride of Mr.. Dudley
Holbrook Mills early in November. Miss
Morris was graduated this year from
Vassar. She is great-granddaughte
of the late Chief Justice Alfred Hennen
of New Orleans and granddaughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Morris.
Mrs. Morris, who as Miss Cora Hennen
of New Orleans was considered one of
the beauties of her Gay. died April
IL at her residence. 755 Park avenue.
Mr.. Morris was the founder and builder
Of the Morris Park race track.
Mr.. Mills Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Mills Of this city. His father
at one time was connected with the
Chase National Bank and was a part
ner with the late Gen. Samuel B.
Thomas in the International Silver Com
pany. He was graduated from Prince
ton in 1915. and received his degree Of
A. M. from Harvard two years later.
Miss Schieffelin's engagement TO Mr..
Abram S. Hewitt was announced on
Tuesday and their marriage In all
probability will take place in the early
autumn. Miss Schieffelin. through her
father, represents the fifth generation
in descent from John Jay. the first Chief
Justice of the United States, and through
him also is descended from the founder
Of the firm Of Schieffelin & Co., in exist
ence for more than a century. She is
one of nine children. The Schieffelin
family at present is at Tranquility Farm.
their country home In Ashville, Me.
Mr.. Hewitt, who Is son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Ringwood Hewitt, Is the
youngest of four children. He is a
grandson of the late Mayor Abram 8.
Hewitt, for whom he was named, and q
great-grandson of Peter Cooper. philan-
thropist and founder of Cooper Union.
He Is a nephew of the late Peter Cooper
Hewitt, the Misses Sarah Cooper and
Eleanor G. Hewitt, the late Mrs. James
o. Green. who died May 25. and of Mr..
Erskine Hewitt. Following the compile
tion of his studies here he took a post
graduate course at New College. oxford.
His sisters are the Miss Candace Hewitt.
who during the war was actively en-
gagged in relief work among the Armen-
ians In Syria, and Miss Lucy Hewitt, a
proficient musician. Mr.. Ashley c.
Hewitt, who was graduated from Prince
ton In 1917. is his brother.
Mr.. Henry sturgis Morgan whose en-
gagement to Miss Catherine Adams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Francis Adams Of Boston, was an
nounced a few days ago. will be the
third member of his family to marry
Boston girl His mother was Miss
Jane Norton Grew of that city, and
his elder brother, Mr.. Junius Spencer
Morgans Jr., married Miss Louise Con-
verse of Boston and Westwood. Mr.
Morgan is the youngest Of the four
children of Mr.. and Mrs J. Pierpont
Morgan of 231 Madison avenue. His
father is head of the international bank
Ing firm Of ]. p. Morgan & Co, and
is one Of the foremost financial figures
in this country. At present he is
actively engaged in the problems of
reconstruction in Europe and of re-
adjustment in this country Young Mr.
Morgan Is a grandson of the late j.
Pierpont Morgan who died in 1913. and
of Mrs. Morgan who was Miss Frances
L. Tracy. He Is a member OF Harvard
class 1923. His marriage will not take
place until after he has completed his
college course.
Miss Adams Is a member OF the
Vincent Club. Her parents in winter
live at III Commonwealth avenue
Boston. They have country homes at
Cohasset. and Fairhaven Bay, Concord
The marriage OF Miss Dorothy s.
Bostwick, daughter of Mrs. Fitch Gill
bert, Jr., of sol Fifth avenue, to Mr..
Sampson Smith, son of Captain Roy c.
Smith, u. S. N retired and Mrs. Smith,
will take place tomorrow afternoon in
Christ Church, Gilbertsville, ". Y A
reception will follow the ceremony at
Village Farms. the country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert. Miss Bostwick's
father was the late Albert c. Bostwicl,
wealthy sportsman and automobilist
who died several years ago. She Is a
granddaughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs
Jabez Bostwick whose home for nearly
half century was at 500 Fifth avenue.
The elder Mr. Bostwick left great
fortune. principally In Standard OIL
securities, part of which was inherited
by Miss Bostwick.
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