The New York herald., 1922-06-25

~ My few weddings are sched-
uled for the remaining days Of
- June, but from all indications
there will be many in the early au-
tumn, which will include those of Miss
Katherine Mackay to Mr.. Kenneth
O'Brien and Miss Elizabeth Dwight
Cabot to Mr.. Henry Holt, Jr, whose
engagements were announced several
days ago
One of the few remaining June we'd
dings will be that of Miss Louise
Hardness, daughter of Mrs. William
l.. Hardness of this city and Glen
Cove, l.. L.. to Mr.. David Sinton In
gals of Cleveland, which will take
place on Tuesday afternoon in the
Episcopal Church of st. Johns at Lat
tintown. Locust Valley. The rector
the Rev. Charles Hinton, will perform
the ceremony, which will be followed
by a reception at the home of Mrs.
Ha-kness on West Island, which ad-
joins the place of Mr.. J. Pierpont
Morgan on East Island and was at
Dana.
Miss Harknesss father. the late
William u. Harkness, was one of the
founders of the Standard Oil Com
pany. Mr.. ingalls, is the son of Mr..
Albert S. ingalls,. general manager of
the New York Central Lines west of
Cleveland. and Mrs. ingalls, and is a
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Phelps Taft of Cincinnati. Chief JUS
tice William Howard Taft and Mr..
Henry Waters Taft of New York are
his uncles. Mr.. ingalls, was graduated
from Yale in 1920.
The marriage of Miss Mackay, who Is
the elder daughter Of Mr.. Clarence II.
Mackay. will take pace early in the
autumn at Harbor Hill, the Mackay
place at Roslyn, L. /. Mr. Mackay and
his family are at present there. but
about the middle Of July will so to
Southampton. l.. l., where they will oc-
cupy the Shields villa in Great Plains
road. The engagement is Of great in
terest both here and abroad. especially
in London and Paris. where Miss
Mackay's grandmother, Mrs. John W.
Mackay, lived for many years.
Miss Mackay was graduated from st
Timothy's School In Catonsville. Nd,
and her formal introduction was made
during the summer Of 1919 in Southamp-
ton, where her father had the Breese
place. the Orchard. Her coming out
party was one Of the most picturesque
ever given there. She is an active men,
Der of the Junior League. and for the
last two winters has worked in the New
York Hospital. During the war she or
ganized a large surgical class In con-
nection with the Mackay unit Of the
Roosevelt Hospital, u. s. A. Base Hos
pital No. Is, which vas one OF the hrst
large hospitals to do duty overseas.
Mr.. OBrien is the youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan J. O'Brien of this city
and Southampton. He was educated at
the Newman School and was graduated
from Yale in 1917. After his gradua-
ton he attended the Fordham Law
School where ne received his degree Of
law and Is now practicing his profess
sion. He served overseas as Captain in
the 3o6th Field Artillery, Seventy-sev-
enth Division. Through his mother he
is a nephew Of the late John d. Grim
MINIS.
The marriage OF Miss Cabot to Mr..
Holt will be celebrated in September In
Dublin, N. H. where her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Handasyd Cabot have
a summer home. Miss Cabot was intro
duced three years ago in Boston. where
her parents live at 232 Newbury street.
She Is q member OF the Junior League
and the Sewing Circle OF that city.
Mr.. Holt Is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Holt of SO East sixty-sixth street
and was graduated from Harvard IN
1912 During the war he served as adju-
tant of the Field Signal Battalions OF
the Twcnty-seventh and Eighty-ninth
divisions, A. p. r. He Is half-brother
Of Miss winifred Holt. whose work IN
behalf OF the blind Is well known here
and in France and ITALY.
A country wedding on Tuesday wifi
be that Of Miss Marjorie Kennard
daughter Of Mr. Arthur W. Kennard
to Mr.. Francis whiting Hatch. son OF
Mr. and MIS- George 8. Hatch of west
Medford. Mass, which will take place
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