The New York herald., 1922-01-15
in neW Phases Of City LU&~~~
Notable Weddings
and Engagements
In Social Circles
Miss Leila III. Burden Selects
Attendants for Her Marriage
to Mr.. L. II. P. Chaplin.
<Iss LEILA HOWARD BUR-

MI DEN, daughter of Mrs. Jo-
seph Warren Burden, whose
marriage of Mr.. Lindley Hoffman Paul
| Chaplin will take place on Thursday
afternoon in Grace church, will have
only two attendants, her sister-in-law,
Mrs Joseph W. Burden. Jr., and Miss
! Cornelia Van Auken Chaplin, youngest
sister of Mr.. Chaplin
Mr.. Chaplin, who is a son of Mrs.
Llndley Hoffman Chaplin. will have
Mr. John G.. Agar for his best man.
He has chosen for his ushers Messrs.
Chester G. Burden, brother of Miss
Burden; Lawrence NICK. Miller, q.
Macculloch Miller. John Hughes, Lee
| Garnett Day, William Clark, Francis
Biddle. John Chaplin and De Coursey
F'ales and Brighten. George Van Horn
Moseley.
The ceremony will be at $3.50 o'clock
and will be performed by the Rev.
William c. Thayer of st. Lawrence
School, assisted by the Rev. DR..
| Charles Lewis Slattery, rector or
| Grace Church. 1t will be followed by
a small reception for near relatives
and a few close friends at the home or
Mrs Burden, 100 East Seventeen
street.
A number of guests will go from here
! to Port Richmond. 5. l., on TUESDAY
evening for the marriage of Miss Eliza
beth A. Mohn daughter Of the Rev. Otto
L. Mohn of that place. to Mr. James
Herbert McGrum. which Will take place
in the Port Richmond Reformed Church.
The brides father will officiate. Miss
Rebecca Mohn will attend her sister as
maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be
the Misses Grace Morrison of West New
! Brighton. Ethel Bailey Of Port Rich
mond Winnie Lewis of Cleveland. Ohio.
and Marion Lewis of Utica, all OF whom
were classmates of Miss Mohn at Vas
sar from which college she was gradu-
ated last summer
Mr.. Edward McGrum will be the best
man. and serving as ushers will be
Messrs. John Allen Mohn. brother of the
bride: Donald Ziques of Port Richmond.
Francis Fargo of Cleveland and Charles
4 Mullick of Concord.
Invitations have been sent out by Mrs.
Edward L. Hall for the marriage OF her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Livingston
Hall. to Mr.. Norwood Rathbone. The
wedding will take place on the afternoon
of February at the home of the brides
cousins. Mr. and Mrs Henry Parish,
East Seventy sixth street.
Although no date has been set. the
marriage of Miss Elsa Horne to Mr.. Ed
ward S. Voss probably will take place
next summer at Southampton, where her
mother, Mrs. f.. NJ. Horne. has country
| OF the late Mrs. Frederick Baker. Miss
Horne and her mother when in New
York live at $50 Park avenue. She is an
expert horsewoman and has won many
| blue ribbons at Southampton and New
| York. IL was throuh a mutmal love Of
/ horses that she and Mr.. Voss met last
summer on Long Island. Their engage.
ment was announced last week by her
mother Miss Horne is a sister of Mrs
Charles Giffort West. Jr.. OF Westbury,
l.. l.. and Of Mr.. Franklin J. Horne. She
recently returned from Europe. Mr.
Noss, who is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William Voss OF Merriefield. Hewlett.
/ l.. l., served overseas "A First Lieu
tenant in the Remount Division He has
one brother, Mr.. Franklin b. Voss.
Society in New York and PhiladeI-
phia is interested in the announcement
/ VI Ai' tibdSfutuA VI MISS EilL1Deln
Brockie. daughter OF Mrs. William @.
| Warder of Philadelphia TO Mr.. Richard
son Dilworth of this city. Miss Brockie
| since her debut I'm the winter OF 1919
has been prominent in the young set
In Philadelphia She is younger sister
OF Miss Agnes Brockie.
Mr.. Dilworth Is a son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Dilworth of 43 West Fifty
third street and brother of Mr. Devices
] M tltrrnV ytltT
Logan. daughter Of Mrs John A. Logan.
Mr.. Dilworth cut short his college course
at Yale to enter the Marine Corps when
/ the United States entered the war He
served in France with the Sixth Regi-
ment u. S NJ. c., and was wounded at
| Scissors.
Formal announcement has been made
/ OF the engagement Of Miss Marouita
/ penniman, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Gardner Brewer Penniman of ouoeue.
|. l.. TO Lieut. Ralph Underhir Hyde.
/ Y. ). ~, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Ralph NJ.
/ Hyde. Jr. OF 9S1 Park avenue. Nlss
| Fenniman Is graduate of the
/ Brearly School and is member OF tho
Junior League. She is passing tho
winter with her parents in Virginia.
Lieut. Hyde was graduated from tho
! United states Naval Academy in 1917
L
/ the Atlantic fleet. He is at present
attached TO the u. S. s. Columbia. The
wedding Will take place In the spring.
soon after his return with the Atlantic
fleet from its Southern cruise
i Or and Mrs Charles Aubrey Eaton of
/ Plainfield. y j.. have announced the On.
gagemcnt OF their daughter. Miss Marion
/ Aubrey Eaton. 10 Mr. William Rusrou
/ lurwell son OF Mr.. and Mrs William
/ Chamberlain Burwell Of Providence and
/ New York. Miss Eaton is well known IN
musical and philanthropic circles in New
York. Mr.. BurweH is a graduate of
Brown University and has just returned
from oxford. where he received the de-
gree Of doctor Of philosophy as a Rhodes
scholar. lie Is TO be assistant profes.
sor In mathematics at the University OF
/ Tennessee.
/ Mrs w. 4. : lfallock Of II East Six.
7 ty-eighth street has announced the en-
sagement OF her daughter Miss Louise
I Hallock to Mr. Salvador Ros. \ son of
Mr. Salvador z. RIOS Of s22 West Eight
/ eth street
Mr.. and Mrs a. &. Macintosh Of North
Pianficid. y. T.. have cruouaccd ;.e
/ engagement of their daughter Miss Au-