New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Society to Have
Many Notable
Weddings Today
III. ]. p. Marguand TO Marry
Miss Christina Sedgwick !
Miss Julia Fincke Will =
Bride of MIR. Humphrey
Miss c. A. Fuller Will Wed
sg;ss Mayis MacIntyre and
Miss Mildred Coffin Also
Will Join Bridal Ranks

several notable marriages have been
.s,anvs.sd in the last few days, and the
s,st week in September will be brought
!. close to-day with many more I'M
uorssnt weddings.
Mics Christina D. sedgwick, daugh-
.oy ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Sedg-
y;es Of stockhridge, Mass, wIil pc
narr;ed to-day to Mr.. John 7. Mar
ouard, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mar
avand Of Wilmington, DEL, in st. paufs
Episcopal Church at stoekoridge,
Mass. The ceremony will be performed
bv the Rev. Theodore SedgwieS' as
sisted by the Rev. George Grenviile
Merrill. Following the ceremony q
reception will be held at the home OF
the brides parents.
'As ssoekbridge is filed with visitors for
~ ,ya5aing, AT the Red Llon Inn are
Mx G Frantiiu MacYeigh, Mr.. and
Wrs Charles Macveigh, Mr.. cambridge
fssiby former Secretary of State; Miss
GNiby and Hiss Catherine S. Colby,
nesn ana Mrs. Howard G.. Robbins,
ne Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Sedg-
wiek. OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Ellerv
se5yvick. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S
Psegemann and the Misses Aimee and
Pasamond Lamb, of Boston.
Mrs. Nina Larray Duryea has as
suests at the Old Mill in Stockbridge
HY. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, OF
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. NORM S
Hare. of Tuxedo, and Mr.. and Mrs. |
fucker Burr. of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick
who have Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mar
,aand, of Wilmington, Del, as guests
i the Sedgwick mansion, gave din
+. sr for twenty persons tonight in
ssnor of the bridal party.
Miss Julia Brown Fincke, daughter
Il Nr. and Mrs. Benjamin c. Finke, of
- East Thirty-fifth Street, will be
rarried in the First Presbyterian
church at Red Bank, n. j., to-day to
Nr Frederic P. Humphreys, son of
Ms. Frederic P. Humphreys. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. John Muyskens and will be fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast at the
country home of the brides parents, at
Fair Haven, N. j.
A dinner was given for the entire
bridal party last night at the Rumson
Country Club. Later the brides aunt,
Ars. J. Wright Brown, gave a dance.
which was attended by a few addi-
tonal guests.
Miss Catherine A. Fuller, daughter
ef Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Fuller, of
a1s n. ,=,sII \ Il
day In the chapel of st. Bartholomew
Church to Mr.. Henry G. Merritt jr.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks and will
be followed by reception at Sherry's.
Miss Fuller made her debut about two
years ago Mr.. Merritt is a Prince
sen graduate, class of 10, and was
msnber Of the Princeton football
team.
mother wedding to take place to-
dFi that of Miss Mavis MacIntyre,
daagtser of Mr.. and Mrs. William
asgh MacIntyre, of 987 Madison Ave
r1s 1ho will be married to Mr.. Russell
lsasttt in the Episcopal church at
Lake Mahopac. A reception will be
aald after the ceremony at the Lake
Aahcpac Golf Club.
Miss Mildred Coffin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Coffin, will be
nafried to-day to Mr.. Jesse w. Strong
=, son Of Mr.. Jesse w. Strong, of Chi
tago, at New Rochelle. The ceremony
VII be performed by the Rev. DR..
aillman b. Johnson, of the Salem Bap-
list Church, New Rochelle.