New-York tribune., 1922-03-11
Miss SedsVviicl
Retrotlled to
,J.P. Marc elaHatl
announcement, Comes From
Sicily, Where Family H.
Touring; J. lance Also
Is Visiting in Europe
Wedding in September
Nary c. Cram, OF Boston,
Is Engaged to Jerome
G.. Green. OF New York

rror Taormina, Sicily, has come the
If the engagement of Miss Chris
".s ~. n sedgwick, daughter Of MIR and
y,x Alexander Sedgwick. TO John z.
s.rouand. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
r.rcaand, OF New York. Alr. and Mrs.
ssdsuiek ~. and Miss Sedgwick have been
ss~nsd for some time. and have just
AN. from Rome to Sicily. They ex-
-, - return to New YORK in May and
a;rectlv to their home at Stock
sTidge. Mass. where the wedding will
s,sS .ats mace in September. Before GOING
sSroad they lived for a time in Wash
ington. 5
.,s class Of 1915 at Harvard. where
M Vi. sedgwick's two brothers, William
Eliery Sedgwick and Alexander c.
Ssdrgits, arc students, also is in Eu-
-ore @ He is now in Rome preparatory
~ returninr 10 New York His family
h we'll known in New York, though Mr..
and Mrs. Marquand arc at present max
ing their home in Wilmington, Del.
Mary Grain Engaged
An engagement of interest to New
York society announced yesterday in
BOSTON wss thar of Miss Mary e. Gram
and Jerome c. Greene. OF New York.
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome d. Greene.
Of 166 East Sixty-third Street. Miss
Cram is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Adams Cram. Of 15 Beacon
Street, Boston. Her father has an in
ternational reputation as an architect
snd is the author Of several collections
Of essays. He was the consulting
architect in connection with the build
ing OF the nave Of the Cathedral Of
St. John the Divine in this city and
was president OF the planning board Of
he Housing Association of Boston
during the period OF it's greatest ac-
tivity following the war,
Miss Cram has taken a prominent
part in the social affairs OF the de-
butante set in Boston this winter. Her
brother. Ralph ". Cram, is a student
at st. Georges School. at Newport.
Mr. Greene was member of the
tlsss OF 20 at Harvard. but is now
It Trinity College. Cambridge. England.
No date has been sct for the weddipo.
Fiske Wedding Date Set
The date Of the wedding OF Miss Ro-
anna =. Fiske. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Fiske. Of Boston. and
LLOYD Bowen Sanderson jr. has been
set Tor Saturday, April %. The we'd
ding which VIII take place in Cam
bridge, Mass, is Of much interest TO
society in New York. as the bride
groom IS the son of 1ir. and Mrs. LLOYD
B. Sanderson, OF 50 East Sixty seventh
Street. The ceremony viii be PEI
formed a Christ Church. Cambridge,
which is Of historic intercst. Just out
side is the tree undor which General
George Washington stood when he
took command Of the American amy.
Tie traditionary appeal OF the old
rhurch has personal note, however,
IN the case cf Miss F'iske, as it was
there that her mother, her grand
mother and her great grandmother
we're married.
The bridesmaids include Miss Eliza
beth Councilman. Miss Eleanor Jack
son and Miss Laura Lincoln. Of Boston.
Robert ". Sanderson viii be his broth
9's best man and MISS Cornela Fiske
will be her sisters maid OF honor.
Among the ushels wijl be Alfred F.
Poor, Henry s. Dugdale, Frederick c.
Lawrence and William II. Goodwin,
whose father was best man at the we'd
ding Of the bridegroom $ parents.
After the church ceremony there will
be reception and wedding breakfast
at the Boston home OF the brides
PARENTS. $50 Commonwealth Avenue.
Miss Fiske was introduced to society
three winters ago and is member OF