The New York herald., 1922-12-17
WOMEN OF THE
Many Weddings Scheduled
for the Early New Year
Among Recent Interesting Engagements Is That OF
Miss Hope Bush to Mr. Herbert L. Dillon
Others Are Announced.

XTHiLy there W.. be the usual
M lull in the way Of fashion
able weddings during the
holidays, many are already arranged
for tho early New Year. and engage
ments OF interest are being announced
almost daily. One of the engagements
just made known is that of Miss Hope
Bush. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Il. Bush OF Carlton House, 22 East
Forty-seventh street, to Mr.. Herbert
Lowell Dillon. son of Mr.. David M
Dillon of this city. Miss Bush, who was
graduated two years ago from the
Bennett School at MillbroolS, is a men,
ber of the Junior League, and not
only did canteen work during the war
but was interested in mahy welfare
activities as well. She is grand
daughter of the late Joseph Howard
Jr., a prominent newspaper man in
his day. She is an accomplished golfer.
and Is interested In outdoor sports gen.
orally. Mr.. Dillon was graduated from
Princeton. While the date of the wed
ding has not been announced it viii
take place early in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McHugh of Engle-
wood announce the engagement OF their
daughter Miss Dorothy McHugh, to
Mr. Gerald Fessenden Beal of Boston.
Miss Hall, who was graduated from
Dana Hall and was a student at Smith
College, belongs. to the Junior League
Her father Is president Of the Mechanics
and Metals National Bank. Mr.. Beal
who is a Harvard man, class of 1915
served as a lieutenant in the Twenty
second Infantry and is now secretary
of the Discount Corporation of New
York.
Although the wedding OF Miss Marie
Louise Baldwin to Mr.. Eugene Kelly OF
this city and Huntington, L. L., takes
place in the Cathedral at San francisco
on January 6. 1t is of more than usual
interest TO society in New York, where
Miss Baldwin has many friends and has
spent much time with her mother. Mrs
William Sproue of San Francisco. Miss
Baldwin was graduated from the Spence
School and also studied abroad. Mr.
Kelly Is son of the late Mr.. Robert J..
Kelly and Mrs. Kelly who was Miss
Dorothy Van Schaick, daughter of the
late Mr.. Jenkins Van Schaick. He is a
GRANDSON OF the late MI Eugene Kelly
and spends his summers with his mother
and brother, Mr. Robert u. Kelly, at
Kalmia. Huntington. L. J. After a
honeymoon abroad he and his. bride will
reside at Huntington. He served as a
second lieutenant in the Sixty-first CAY
airy Division Reserve and belongs to the
Army and Navy Club and the Aero Club
Of America.
Another Spence School girl, Miss Mary
A. Dickson. will be bride of the early
new year. Her marriage to Mr.. William
NJ. Mather will be celebrated on January
in the chapel Of st. Bartholomew s
Church. She is the daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Benjamin Dickson
of Morristown and this city, Mr. Mather
served as an ensign in the navy during
the war; He was graduated from Prince
ton in 1920.
The wedding of Miss Carolyne Hyde,
daughter OF Mrs. Francis de Lacy Hyde
of North Plainfield. N. j., to Mr.. Will
lam Hartman Woodin, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Fl. Woodin of 752
Park avenue, on December 3 was at
tended by many from this city. The