New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

open their sumner cottage at Hampton
Bays, l.. ].
Mr. and Mrs. George +. Fahys, Of
Locust Valley, have gone to Wyoming
90 spend the month Of August and will
return 90 Hilaire, their Locust Valley
home, IN The fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Hollings-
worth and their son, Mr.. Frank Holl-
ingsworih. viii arrive 40 the Wander
bilt in q few days for months stay.
lir. and Mrs. Walter Watson Stokes
entertained 40 luncheon on the roof
garden at Delmonico's yesterday.
Mr. Charles Holland Duell has left
the Ritz-Carlton and has gone TO New
port. where be viii join Mrs. Duell.
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte has
also left the Ritz for Newport.
Lady Chetwynd, who has been stay
ing 10 the Ritz. sailed yesterday on the
Majestic for Europe. She plans 20 re-
turn to New York IN the fall.
Mrs. George Watson, formerly Of
Englewood. y. j.. announces the on
gaCcmcnt 81 her daughter. Miss Nyd.h
Watson. 90 Captain Alcek Boyce, OF the
Royal Engineers. Miss Watson, who
IS % granddaughter Of Mr.. Hughson
Hawlcy. the wcll-known architect and
artist, IS now visiting her uncle, Mr..
Jeffrey Farnol, the author. Miss Wat
son will be- married 40 Mr. Fano!s
home. boz Brighton. England The da-e
OF tho wedding has not been set.
Announcements were received yes
tcrday Of the wedding Of Miss Dolloh
Hraylon. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Brayton, Of Montelair, N.
j.. and o granddaughter Of the late
General Brayton. o. Connecticut. 20
Mr william Van Dcrcn Snyder jr. The
wedding took place on June q At
Maiden, Mass.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Volck--
mann. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. c. y.
Nolckmann. 20 Mr. Walker +. Miles.
Of Philadelphia, took place yester-
day 40 the home of her parents, Sl
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The bride. whose father gave hcr n
marriage. was attended by hor sister.
Miss Elsa Nolckmnnn. as maid OF hon
on. Nr Roy Miles was his brothers
best man. Mrs. Miles is n graduate
Of Syracuse University and Mr. Miles
attended Colgate University previous
70 bis service with the United States
Marines boz the World War.
Miss Elizabeth Edgar. daughter Of
Mr. James Edgar. Of Wilmington, Del.
wac married last night 10 Mr.. Chester
s.. Seymour. Of Plainfeid. y. j.. in the
minister Prcabvferinn Church %
Iiainaeid. Miss Mildred Edgar. Of New
York. was maid % honor and Mr. Paul
Abbott. of Babylon, J.. L. best man.
Tho ushcg1 were Mr. John Edgar and
Mr. III. $. l.. Blood. The bridegroom Is
graduate of Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute. class Of rs. Ho served over
seas during the war with the 7th Regi-
mert Infantry After returning from
their honeymoon the couple will reside
in Plainheld.
Miss Emile Miehler. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William n. Michler. was mar
r.cd yesterday 90 NJ. John S. Chapman,
son Of Mr and Mrs. W. Evan Chipman.
In Trinity Episcopal Church az Easton,
Pa. a reception was held at the home
OF the brides parents In Easton follow
ing The ceremony. Mr. Chipman is see
retary OF the Ch.pman Knitting Mills.
Many mcmbers OF Westchester soci-
cty turned out yesterday for the lawn
fetc and country fair given by the His
t0rical Club in Bedford Village 10 raise
funds 90 help wipe OF the debt upon
the historical clubhouse. Mrs. Lath-
rop Colgate was chairman Of the COM
mittce in charge Others who served
upon the committee were Mrs. George
Wood, Ars Frank Potter. Mrs. William
Fahnestock and Miss M Moyca Newell.
4 vaudeville and minstrel show were
among Che features given Summer
residents from the various Westchester
resorts mOtorcd 20 the fair.