The New York herald., 1922-06-11

country.
Miss Dorothy Duncan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Butler Duncan, will
be included in the list of brides of
June. Her marriage to Mr.. Thomas
Morrison Carnegie, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Morrison Carnegie of
Isl East Seventy-second street, will
take place on June rs.
The wedding, although simple one,
will be one of the most important of
TIE month, and will take place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan, 115
East Seventy street. A recep-
tion will be held at the Colony Club.
Miss Duncan will dispense with at
tendants. Mr.. Carnegie will have Mr..
Charles c. Lee, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Parrish Lee. for his best man,
and with whom he had made arrange
ments to go abroad last summer, when
two days before the date of sailing he
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at the Southampton Hospital.
His parents have villa, Clyden, on
the Dunes. Tie Duncan family also
was at Southampton last summer, at
the Meadow Club.
Miss Duncan is a granddaughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A.
Havemeyer. who thirty years ago held
a leading position in the social life of
New York and Freeport their country
place at Mahwah. n. j., being famous
for it's hospitality. as also were their
homes here and in Newport. Mr.. Have
meyer was the founder Of the Golf Club
at Newport and was a member of the
Coaching Club. Mr. Duncan is the
namesake. nephew and the adopted son
of the late w. Butler Duncan. father
of the late Mrs. Paul Dana. His coun-
try place is Parkhill, in Port Washing
ton, l. j.
Mr.. Carnegie Is a great nephew of the
late Andrew Carnegie. and is the third
in line to bear the name of his grand
father who was Thomas Morrison Car
negie. He is also grandson of the late
Carter Curtis Beggs of Pittsburgh and
is nephew of Mrs. Frederick c.
Perkins Of this city and Southampton.
Miss Elsa Horne. daughter of Mrs.
E. NJ Horne of $50 Park, avenue. and
Mr.. Edward Summerville Voss of Hew
lett. L. l.. tomorrow afternoon in st.
Batholomew's Church. A reception will
be held at the Colony Club. Miss Horne
will have only one attendant, her sister,
Mrs. Charles G. West, Jr
Mr.. Franklin B. Voss will be best man
for his brother The ushers will be
Messrs. S. Bryce Wing. Louis Nelson,
Charles G.. West, Jr.. Mcpherson Ken
nedy. Jr.. Stuart F. voss. brother of
the bridegroom. and Franklin J. Horne.
brother of the bride. Mr. Voss is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Voss of Merrie-
field. Hewlett. L. I.
Many guests will go from here on
Saturday to Madison. Conn.,. for the
marriage Of Miss Eugenia Chaplin.
daughter OF Mr.. Barton Chaplin Of 81
West Fifty-hrst street. to Mr.. Adrian
Warren Smith of Buffalo. N. Y. It will
take place in the Congregational Church
at Madison. The Rev. Arthur Mabon Of
New York will perform the ceremony,
which will be followed by recept'on-at
the Arbors. the Chaplin summer home.
Miss Chaplin will have her sister. Miss
Harriet Chaplin. for her maid of honor.
Her bridesmaids will be Misses Mary
Battin. Mary Lewis, Margaret Smith,
Doris Berry, Emma Wyckoff, Margaret
Wiener. Louise Calender and Caroline
Heminway.
Mr.. Hayden Smith will be best man
for his brother The ushers will be
Messrs. William G. Lord, ]. A. Clifford,
J. Allen Grover, Albert II. Crosby. ]. c.
Damn Jr., W. w. Holden, Magee
wyckoff. Barton Chaplin. Jr., ]. r Beard
end Frederick Townsend
Another wedding ON Saturday. hut In
the city, will be that of Miss Margaret
Grosvenor Hutchins. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Robert Grosvenor Hutchins.
Jr. of A East Sixty-ifth street. She
will be married to Mr.. John Peale
Bishop.
A few days after his graduation from
Harvard Engineering School Mr.. War
wick Potter Of this city and Smithtown.
LII. will become a benedict He will
marry Miss Harriet Sears Arory,
daughter Of Mrs. William Amory of 4O7
Commonwealth avenue. Boston. on
Thursday in Emanuel Church. that city
The Rev. Endicott Peabody. headmaster
of Groton School, Of which Mr.. Potter
IL a graduate will perform the cere-
mony in the presence of relatives and
few intimate friends. A breakfast wiz
follow at the home OF the bride. Miss
Amory will be unattended, and Mr. Pot
ter will have only a best man. his
brother, Mr.. Hamilton Fish Potter.
Mr.. Potter is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Burnside Potter and grandson
of the late Mr. Robert Burnside Potter
who was a brother Of the late Bishop
Henry Codmart Potter. He is a grand
OF the late MI anu NAio. %FfNAipit'S
Fish. Miss Amory is member of one
OF the Oldest and best known families In
Boston and has many relatives In New
York.
Mr.. Potter and his bride will sail for
Europe on June 2S. They will remain
abroad until September.
The marriage OF Miss Agnes O'Gorman.
daughter OF one-time Senator and Mrs.
James A. O'Gorman. TO Mr.. Joseph San
ford Stanley, son OF Mrs. VI. r. Seton
stanley of Clinton avenue. Newark.
N. J., will take place on Wednesay
morning in Notre Dame Chapel. 40
Morningsde Drive. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev Alphonsus ].
Donlon, s. j., and will be followed by
a breakfast for members OF the two
families at the OGorman residence. 3lS
West 10Sth street. Miss OGorman
viii be attended by her sister. Miss Ann
O'Corman, as maid OF honor and Misses
Hilda Rau, Grace Stanley, Mollie Kelly
and Edith Thompson as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Stanley will have his cousin. Mr..
William Carleton Stanley, for his best
man The ushers will be Messrs. Gra-
ham Todd Johnston, Edgar Silver, John
r. Scully. Bernard Feustman, James A.
O'Gorman. Jr Townsend Martin, James
II. Mcdonald. Bernard Stanley and
Knowlton Ames, Jr., most Of whom were
classmates of Stanley at Princeton IN
1917.