New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Wedding TO H. p. Dodge,
u. S. Minister at Bel
grade, Expected on the
Wedding of the Misses
No Marriage Date
Set by Miss Woodin
Springtime Is Chosen for
Wedding of the Misses
Semplc and Sleyin
. HE wedding of Miss Agnes
Page Brown, daughter OF

'b "euolhg Oh MISS Agnes
Page Brown, daughter or
Mrs. Arthur Page Brown,
and H. Percival Dodge, American
Minister at Belgrade. will take place
during Easter week, probably on
Wednesday, though the arrange
ment for the ceremony have not
been completed. The marriage will
take place in the American Church
IN Paris and will be very ouiet
affair with only few intimate
friends present. A motor trip Of a
month in Italy will follow before
Mr.. Dodge and his bride return u
his post at Belgrade.
Miss Brown is the daughter Of the
late Arthur Page Brown, of New
York and granddaughter of the
late Justice end Mrs. Roger A
Pryor. She has an interesting war
record with the Young Women's
Christian Association in Serbia. Mr..
Dodge was graduated from Harvard
and has been associated with The
American diplomatic corps since
1899, when he was made assistant
secretary of the American Emhassv
in Berlin.
No Definite Date Is Set
For Miss Woodin's Wedding,
No definite date was set for IN.
wedding of Miss Elizabeth Foster
Woodin and William Wallace Rove. os 4
ClnclnnatI, before the sailing of Miss
Woodln with bcr parents, Mr. and Mrs
william II. Woodin for Europe on
Wednesday. After few months
abroad they will return to spend the
rest of the summer at their countrv
place at Easthampton. l.. ], The
wedding plans will then be announced
Mr.. Rowe is a son of William 8.
Rowe, OF Cincinnati, president of the
First National Bank OF that city. and
during the war was on the advisory
council of the Federal Reserve Bans
Miss Woodin is a member of the
Junior League and graduate of the
Misses Masters School at Dobbs Ferry.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. William Yates Wemple, Of
Livingston, S. l., for the wedding
of their daughter, Dorothy. to Herbert
Thomas Magruder. The ceremony will
take place on Saturday afternoon.
April %, at o'clock, ct the Randall
Mem orial Church, Staten Island
Miss Wcmple will have for her at
tendants her sisters, Miss Elizabeth
Wemple, as maid of honor, and Miss
Caroline Wemple. as flower girl The
bridesmaids will be Miss Helen
Magruder Miss Bertha Montgomery. Of
Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Louise Merritt
of Danbury Conn, and Miss Hostettlcr
Of California
Mr.. Magruder's best man will be his
brother, Donald Dilworth Magruder,
and the ushers will be Alan B. Thomas,
Kennedy Randall, John Fl. Moocrs
Beverley M. Eyre, Dan P. Dickinson
and Robert Magruder jr.
After the ceremony reception will
be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Wemple, on Henderson Avenue, Staten
Island.
Miss SIevin to Become
Bride of F. S. Brennan
The marriage of Miss May Slevin,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Slevsn.
of 248 West Seventy-hrst Street, to
Frederick S. Brennan, of Boston, will
take place on Tuesday, April 18, at ] 1
o'clock, at the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament, Broadway and Seventy-frst
Street The brides only attendant
will be her sister, Miss Ada Slevin
Joseph Brennan will be his brothers
best man, and Thomas Ridden and
Paul Coughlin will be the ushcre
After short trip Mr.. Brennan and his
bride will make their home in Lynn,
Mass
The engagement has been announced
OF Charlotte Louise Eaton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Arthur Eaton. Of
Montclair, N. j., to William Oakley
Conway, son of Mrs. Della A. CONWAY
and the late Edward j. Conway, OF
Indianapolis. Miss Eaton is Of Vassar.
'16, and recently appeared IN the "Vas-
sar Foilics," where Mr.. Conway met her
while directing the production in con-
nection with his work for the Vassar
endowment drive. Mr.. Conway was n
lawyer in indianapolis before entering
the war, in which he served with tina
American army and member of the
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light IN
fsntry. After the war hc came to New
York, and will live at Fifty-nintl,
Street and Park Avenue, after the we'd
ding. in early June.
Mrs. S. Butler Grimes, Of Roland
Park, Baltim ore, announces the engage.
ment of her daughter, Mary Elizabeth
Grimes, to Alexander Gilmer Hadra,
son Of Mrs. Laura Gilmer Hadra, so4
West Ninety-second Street. The we'd
in xHyi1 toL ~ nto IN