New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Miss Holt Is To
Be Married to
Mr.. Mather
Engagement Is Announced
of World Noted Worker
for the Blind TO Dist;s,-
suishcd Research Man
Miss Binlley To Be Bride
The Misses Glover, Lines,
CaIkins, Haggarty a d
Maliaby Also 10 We'd

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ora of the most interesting engage
a,ents of tho fail has Just been an
aouncsd. 1t - that OF Miss Winifred
uait daughter of Mr.. and Mira. Henry
goit. Of this city. TO Rufus Graves
Ma.her. one Of abe most distinguished
yssesrch men in the country. Miss Holt
IA Lncwn all ever the world for her
,yart In connection with tho blind, and
has bee ndeeorated by most of the Eu-
ronean countries and among other or
dera has received The Medal for Dis
tinyuished Service. She founded the
New York State Association for the
mind and also the New York Light
horse for the Blind and several others
IN America, France and Italy.
Mr. Mather also has been interested
n work for the blind and was decorated
for war work. He was in charge OF the
Roman district for the Red Cross dur.
ing the war, with the rank of captain.
ne IL q graduate of Williams. and was
member OF the varsity eleven. He is
descendant OF Henry Dunster, the
first president of Harvard University.
Mrs. II. Willard Gray, of 212 East
sixty-sacond Street, announces the en-
gsgement of her daughter, Miss Fred
erica Gertrude Binney, to Mr.. David
Carlton Sloane, of Philadelphia, son of
Lieutenant Commander John David
Sloane. y. S. n. (retired.) The mar
rage will take place on Friday, Oc-
tober 81. at noon, at the home of the
brides mother. Miss Constance Binney
will be her sisters maid of honor. Mr..
Sloane is q brother OF Mrs Dwight Ed
wards Robinson, of ia East Eighty
fourth Street.
MIR. and Mrs. John Irving Glover, OF
Kansas City, MEo., announce the engage
meat of their daughter, Miss Mary
Clover. TO Mr.. George Henry Nettieton,
graduate of Yale, class of rs. He served
ii the aviation branch Of the navy dur
ing the war. He is q son OF Mr. VIII
liam A. Nettieton and q grandson OF
the late Mr.. George NettIeton, of Kansas
City, Mo. The wedding will take place
ID Kansas City in December
Announcement has been made of the
engagement Of Miss Louise Kcrtrieht
Lines, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Napp Lines, of % Sanford Avenue,
Flushing, l., l., to Mr. Beaie nordiey
Davidson, son Of Mrs. Edward Crawford
Davidson. Of Elizabeth, N. J. Miss
Mnes was introduced to society at the
graduated from Lehigh in 1890.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Wait Wickes, OF
s38S Glenwood Road, announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Carolyn A. Wickes, to MIR. Allan NJ,
Craig jr, SON OF MIR. and Mrs. Allan
II. Cnig, of Philadelphia, at luncheon
giyea at their home yesterday. Miss
Wiekss is a graduate of Packer Col
lsgiats Institute, 20, and the floral and
tsbls decorations at the luncheon were
the soId and blue colors Of her class
no date has been set for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. William G.. Calkins ir.,
Of Washington Place, Flushing, N. ",
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Suzanne, to Mr. Walter Frank
Forster, Of Sea Cliff, N. Y.
Mrs. Mary Frances Haggarty an
aannces the engagement of her daugh-
Ter. Mary Frances, to Mr.. Russell E.
Hubbard, son Of Mrs. John E. Hubbard,
Of s31 Riverside Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bieecker Nal
lsby, Of Ridgewood, N. j., announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Edith Noel, to Nr. Laurence Gerard
Fisher. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Walter G.
Fisher, of Brooklyn. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Nr. and HRS. Kenneth O'Rrien. who
we're at the Ambassador Hotel since
thcir retnrn from their honeymoon at
White Sulphur Springs, have gone TO
Roslyn, where they are guests over the
wsskend Of Mrs. O'Brien's father, Mr.
Clarence H. Maekay.
As. and Mrs. William John Warbur-
Ton entertained at luncheon yesterday
AZ Deimonico's.
and Mrs. Julian NJ. Gerard gave
luncheon yesterday at the Ritz-Carl-
'aa for Mr.. James w. Gerard.
Nh. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan Auchia-
eloss have returned from Europe after
sour-months' trip and have opened
tas.r home, 1853 East Seventy-.ourth
erect, for the winter.
Wcrd came from Berlin, Germany,
sssterday announcing the birth of a
eaughter on October to Lieutenant
snmander and Mrs. Zachary Lands
Mne. Mrs. Landsdowne was Miss
srgaret Ross, of Washington, Lieu
Ia ant Commander Landsdowne is as
sEant naval attache at the American
snbassy in Berlin.
Miss victorine Lee Kellogg. who will
e married to Mr.. Hudson Bndd ir, st.
1honaRs's Church on Monday. was tho
guest OF honor at q luncheon given ves-
terday by Mrs. Julius White at Sherry's
Ihe guests included the wedding party
Miss Margaret Hennessy, Miss Jean.
hetts Chappelle, Miss Edythe McCoon.
Mrs. Daniel Fiske Kellogg and Mrs. III.
borland Doyle.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carr entertained
A. luncheon yesterday at the Marguery.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 3. Clahin have
taken an apartment st the Ritz-Carlton
for the winter.
w. and Mrs. w. Bcurke Cochran
rave returned from Washington and
tFs at ths Ritx-Carlton.
sTs. John T. Atterbury. who has an
searsmant at the Ambassador Hotel, is
gass,1g the week end with Mrs. Van
eaf0iit at the Breakers, Newport.
Hdr0ness SerdObiss Wed