New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Miss Carpenter
Engaged to Marry
Mr.. Henry Erberl
Mother Makes Announce
ment at Luncheon Given
Friends and Classmates
of Daughter MT Ogontz

oN odUSAltEF at ABOtIE
Mrs. Frank 3. Carpenter gave lun-
cheon at the Plaza Hotel yesterday for
ler daughter, Miss Frances Dey Car
penter, to an;ounce the latter's en-
sagement TO Mr. Henry Van der Bogert
Erben, of Schenectady. Miss Carpenter
is graduateof ogontS. She is a de-
scendant of Che Dey family Of Virginia
and their home formerly was In Nor
ok. Mr.. Erben graduated from Yale
in 1919. He held the rank Of second
lieutenant In the war but did not get
overseas. No date has been set for the
probably will take
place next spring.
iss Lavinia Van der Bogert, of Schen-
- weo Is pnssing g week with
Miss Carpenter at che Plaza; Miss 10
"a. .oou, MISS Blanche Streheigh.
Miss Dorothy L. Quinn, Miss Elizabeth
Baskerville, Miss janet S. Croll, Miss
Marjorie Daingerfield, Miss Elizabeth
Prichard, Miss Lorna Mallinson, Miss
Charlotte Hoyt, Mrs. Warner D. Orvis,
Mrs. B. Coles Neidecker, Mrs. Anthony
V. Lynch, Mrs. James Lawrence Breese,
Mrs. Gould Remick, Mrs. E. de Forest
Winslow, Mrs. Edgar Appleby, Mrs.
John Nelson Cole, Mrs. Nathan John
Eleanor Schultz, all of New York.
Other guests were Miss Marian Cal
lahan and Miss Eleanor Steele, of
T"henoct" dy; Miss Ruth Murray and
Mrs. P. A. E.. Armstrong, of Albany;
MIS-. ]. W. Smith II osuer, of Baltimore;
Miss Phyllis Hartman, OF Boston; Miss
Eloise Doxey, of Charlotte N q. d
Mrs. Howard Pfrom. Of Philadelphia.
Most of these young women were c4ass-
M +or Of M'-s Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter will sal for
oge tarday on the Olympic
Their daughter will sail on January 2
James Lawrence Breese, who sails jan
nary 20, in the south Of France, in
February.
Mrs. Sherman McCalIum, OF Wash
ington, yesterday announced the en-
eagement of her daug ter. M SIS Cecilia
McCallum, to Mr.. Chauncey G. Parker
jr., OF Newark, N. j. Miss McCallum
is q granddaughter of the late Sena-
tor Sherman, of Ohio. Mr.. Parker S
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey G. Par
ker, who are now living in Washing
ton, where Mr.. Parker Is general coun-
sci of the United States Shipping
Board. Mr.. Parker is graduate Of
Harvard, class '18. He served over
sees III tie Sd Balloon Corps Of the
a. 4. +. and as aid to his uncle, Major
General William M. Wr ght. U. $. A.
He is grandson Of the late Cortlandt
Parker and the late Colonel Edward
II. Wright, both Of Newark, N. J.
Dean and Mrs. Albert w. Smith, OF
Cornell University, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Smith, to Mr.. Harold Ray
nolds, of is citv. Miss Smith IL a
graduate Of Stanford University, class
'22. Mr.. Raynolas IS a $ n .
II. Reynolds, % East Seventy-n nth
Street. He is g graduate or Corn III
and served as q lieutenant in the
American Air Service in France Tue
Wedding will take place. January II in
Sage Chapel, Cornell University.
Mrs. William Paxton, Of Montclair,
N. j., announces the engagement of her
niece, Miss Jean Wilson Jamison, to
MIR. Leslie Arthur Bennett, of Upper
Montelair. Miss Jamison is the daugh-
ter of the late Colonel and Mrs. B. X.
Jamison, of Philadelphia. Colonel Jam
ison was a prominent banker in that
city.
Mr.. Bennett is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest H. Bennett, of Upper Mont
cliar. Mr.. Ernest Bennett is the edi-
tor Of "Th. English Speaking World"
Mr.. Leslie A. Bennett served during the
war with the Royal Canadian ARTILLERY.
Mr.. Charles Small, Of 1891 Prospect
Place, Brooklyn, and Westhanlpton
Beach. l.. l., announce the engagement
of his daughter, Miss Carol Small, to
Mr.. Edwin Shuttleworth ir., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Shuttleworth, of Doug
laston, L. J.. Miss Small is q graduate
of the Brooklyn Heights Seminary. Mr..
Is a senior at Williams.
No date has been set for the wedding.