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Stearns, whose ushers will be Messrs
Edwin B. Dickinson, William r. Farnell.
William Ketcham. Francis NJ. Bangs.
Chandler Bates. Campbell Smith, Thomas
Eastman and Donald Hyde.
It was learned late last week that the
marriage Of Miss Virginia Randolph
Harrison, daughter Of Mr.. Francis
Burton Harrison, formerly Governor of
the Philippines, to Mr.. Christian Gross.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v. Gross
of Chicago, will take place tomorrow
in Algiers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander who have been in their apart
ment in Paris since the early part OF
December. sailed on Friday from Mar
seilles. France. to attend the wedding.
Miss Harrison is a grandniece of Mrs.
Alexander. Her mother. who was Miss
Mary Crocker, a niece Of Mrs. Alexan-
der. was the first wife of Mr.. Harrison.
and her death was caused by an auto
mobile accident. The engagement was
announced last December In Algeciras.
Spain, where Miss Harrison and her
father were staying.
The engs cement followed a romance
Of the Philippines when Mr.. Harrison
was Governor Of the islands. Mr.. Gross
rank of captain. In May, 1917. he
headed unit of graduates from the
University of Illinois in forming Ameri-
can Field Service No. So for over
seas duty. In September Of that year
he was cited for bravery when he
attempted to rescue under fire his class
mate, Paul Bentley. 1t was after this
date that he saw service in the Philip
pines. He has been Franco-American
scholarship student in the University Of
Grenoble France.
Miss Jean Warren Redfern. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb II. Redfern of
this city, whose engagement to Mr.. Alec
Standing of White Plains was announced
last June. will be married On March
at the Brick Presbyterian Church. Miss
Marjorie c. Redfern, her sister. will be
her only attendant. Mr.. Wilbur Bronson
will be best man. Because Of a death in
the family recently the wedding will
be a simple one.
During the war Miss Redfern partici-
pated In Red Cross work and other relief
activities. Mr.. Standing voluntarily en-
listed in the world war. and while In
France served two years with the
37th French Division of Tirailleurs and
Zouaves. and was promoted to a lieuten-
ancy before the signing Of the armistice.
For bravery In action the Croix de
Guerre and the Medal Of the Minister of
War were awarded to him, and he re-
ceived regimentai and divisional cita-
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Bradley OF
$40 Park avenue have sent out invita-
tions for the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Isabelle Bradley. to Mr.. Hugh Jack
Robertson, Jr.. which will take place
on February 4 in the Collegiate Church
OF st. Nicholas. There will be q recep-
ton at the Hotel Gotham.
Miss Bradley has chosen her sister,
Miss Miriam Bradley. for her maid Of
honor. and Mrs. William I. Zabriskie,
Miss Marion Chapman. Miss Natalie
Robinson. Miss Katherine Chadwick and
Miss Emma Patterson for her other at.
tendants.
Mr.. Robertson will have Mr.. j. Aus
ten Bulkley for his best man. The
ushers will be Messrs. Samuel Welsh
Oliver s. Taylor Robert d. O'Shea. w
Stately wonham and Horace s. Hen
riques.
Miss Katharine 3. Sharpe. daughter
OF Mr.. Severyn B. Sharpe. will be mar
ried to Mr.. Albro Newton Dana. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Guyot Dana Of
Lawrence, l.. l.. on Saturday. The
wedding will take place at 81 East
Thirty-ninth street. tho homo OF Miss
Sharpe's aunt, Mrs. Ira Davenport. A
reception will be held.
Another wedding on Saturday will be
that of Miss Frances Jewett Murray.
daughter of Colonel Peter Murray, to
Capt Samuel David Sturgis. Jr.. OF
Camp Humphreys, Va. which will take
place In the chapel on Governors Island,
where the brides father is stationed.
Capt. Sturgis Is the son OF MaJor-Gen.
Sturgis.
Miss Catherine Dixie will be a Febru-
ary bride. Her marriage to Mr.. Robert
l.. Crawford Sd will take place on Feb
ruary is In ST. Patrick's Cathedral.
The ceremony will be followed BY re-
ception at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs Edwin Abbott Schroeder.
172 East Sixty-fourth street. Miss
Okie's attendants will be Mrs. William
Leicester Van Leer. Misses Virginia de
Haven. Marie Lamarche. Grace Hen
drick, Edith McCoon. Isabel MacNillin,
Frances Fairchild and Esther MARI.
Mr.. Crawford has chosen his brother.
Mr.. Frank Earl Crawford for his best
man. The ushers will be Messrs.
Charles U. Caesar. Ludlow s. Fowler.
Jarvis Cromwell. Pell w. Foster, Jr..
Hooker Talcott. James c. Warren.
Francis T. Henderson. Philip Rhine
lander I'd and John Wells
In ST. Bartholomew's Church, on Feb
ruary Is. Miss Helen Llspenard Stewart
Trevor, youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Graft Trevor. will be mar
ried to Mr.. Charles J. Coulter OF this city
and Tuxedo A reception will be held at
the Colony Club. L
Although the exact date has not been
set the marriage of Miss Alies psiafiaiA-