New-York tribune., 1922-11-24
Two C,hurch
weddings Mark
Day in Society
,s..s Elizabeth Russell Mar
"a .;ea to MIR. S. 4. I.andon,
"a Miss Gretchen Schoen
S Mr.. 6. NfacW. Bryan
,,au,e Receptions Follow
c,..,,ee AIuunnae VIII Give
Three supper Dances
for Homeless Babies

4 ws.stsyday in the Church of the
E.1ssv lexington Avenue and Thir-
/ IA street. TO Mr.. Stephen Lesher
4 a ass ses Of Mr.. and Mira. Henry
4 M 80 Iandcn. The ceremony was
1 ss.sssr.,sd by the Rev. William C.
4 sasas Il sE Marks School, who was
J ia.ss.sS 81 the Rev. William II.
d Sssssssr raasssr 4 reception was held at the
81 sa.ss ~ shs Brides mother, 24S Ley
Z s.rssn Assans.
k " BRIDE was attended by Miss Cor.
& ..arandon, sister OF the bridegroom;
8 gsaiison Swan, Miss Joanna Auchin
- and Mrs. Charles McGhee TYSON.
4 * bride wore white satin gown
4 ~ court train and o veil of rose
4 Mt isee.
4 Henry Hutton Landon IL. served
& ISIS bfother's best man. The ushers
4 's4saed Messrs. Bayard Hoppin. Moses
TsyIt. Pyne, Livingston PIatt. Na-
4 Ns.sI z. Landon, Harold M. I.anaoY,
4 iss.les H. Russell, Ainsiey w. SAWYER
# ii William Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Ian
a ha vill live at 15I East Eighteenth
Gset after January /.
q Rryan-Schoen Wedding
q Asosher wedding yesterday was that
a Mss Gretchen Schoen, daughter of
81 b, and Mrs. Carl Schoen. 10 East Sew
q ey.hfth Street, who was married TO
q II Gray MacW. Bryan, son OF Colonel
y I'd Hrs. Charles s. Bryan, Of 7e East
q MFiourth Street, at So. Thomas's
81 1steh. The ceremony, which was per-
a sFsed by the Rev. DIR. Ernest NJ.
Il Ssss, was followed by reception at
Il Z bone cf the brides parents.
u he bride was attended by Mrs. Paul
b ssis Bonner as matron of honor, and
q N Misses Mary and Margaret Bryan.
ltsrs of the bridegroom; Margaret
q pssrard, Dorothy Luke and Mrs.
y tomas NJ. Mcmillan jr. Mr. Harry l..
I lsssar was best man and the ushers
4 Aluded Messrs. John A. Larkin, Stuy-
q tssnt Wainwright jr, Kenneth NJ.
sggerman, Z. Nelson Bolton, G.. r
4 Sinants and A. T. Wall jr. Mr, Brvan
ss Princeton graduate and served &C
j inptain of field artillery with the g7tb
i sslslon during tine war.
D Ameng those who attended & re-
q aption st the home OF the ~. les
aisnss were Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
I Danks Mrs. William Barbour, Nj. and
4 afs, Bertrsa Borden, Colonel ana Mrs.
4 Charles S, Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
nglIard, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Caesar.
\ II. and Mrs. II. ], Caesar, Mr.. C ement
pssgSrd, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 3. Eaton,
w. and Mrs. f. I. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z B. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ggye, Mr. Paul A. 1sler, Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes S. Larkin, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Larkin, Mr. and Mrs. George de +.
lord, Mr.. and Mrs. David Luke, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles s. McVeigh, Mr.. and
ais. Henry Meeker, Mrs. Junius S.
Morgan, Ar. and Mrs. Henry Fairfield
9sborn Ass. L, b. A. Rathbone, Mr.
ksag Ms. Roland S. Redmond, Mr.. and
I sfa. Thomas T. Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aarlss Srnithers, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
sthlL Mrs. Henry G. Sturges, Miss
Nsa Sturges, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Tai
ais kr. and Mrs. A. T. Wall jr., Mr.
I'D Yrs. Guy Warren Walker and the
sy and Mrs. Andrew Wi son.
Larkins Give Dinner
NJ and Mrs. james 8. Larkin, OF
Glen Head, l.. L., gave dinner at
Asrry's last night for Mr.. Larkin's
lister, Miss Sarah K. Larkin, and Mr..
Albert P. Looming, who are TO be mar
md next Tuesday in the Church of the
resurrection. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Henry S. Harper, DR.. Conrad
bsrens ir., the Misses Hope Satter-
AHa!te, Eetelle O'Brien. Rosalie Coe,
Clara L. Lee and Messrs. Edward P.
Hamilton, Francis L. Gould, Frederic
G Bellinger, Charles n. yelling and
droTer G. Loeuing.
Mrs. Alexander A. Mckay entertained
tea and musicale yesterday after
noon at Sherry's for Mrs. Charles <.
Van Week. Others who had tables were
Mrs. Waiter Scott Roberts, Mrs. Stan
ley T. Clifford and Mrs. Ralph Sturgis.
ays. Herman Dierks gave luncheon
~ oheNyys yesterday for Mrs. J. Theus
aauads, Mss Rosalie Bloodgood and
Miss Elise F, Rice.
!, M. and Mrs. George r. ST. George,
NJ and Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen
S sae af. and Mrs. Preston Davie, all OF
iaxsdo' are at the St. Regis.
Mrs William Alexander gave q din
neg at the st. Regis last night for Mr..
and Mrs Preston Davie.
Ms. Francis P. Bradley gave a
,,SSheheon at Pierre's yesterday for Mrs.
- tStAhSA Wiz
afs. J. Philip Bernhard gave a lunch
sOn at Pierre's yesterday for Mrs. Her
@n c Shipman, and Miss Genevieve
assnaenin entertained for Mrs. James
tarker Vogel.
az Wadsworth r. Lewis gave a din
~ at Pierres last night for the
;s0aasess Of Granard, and his guests
T.. wv.'soed Miss Evelyn C. Burden and
y Frederick ". Paige.
Inc Spence Alumnae Society has ar
pai rpsaseo to give three supper dances at
sssse sssIs for the benefit Of homeless
j,sa jslss. The dances will be held on
$500 20, February 3 and %. Miss
eas.t.Ve s.tplse Demorest is chairman OF the
sltse on arrangements.
ssls' - " Stewart Iglehart has arrived
~ city from Westbury, L. l., and
A..ss Am' Edward r. Stettinius. 1921 Park
ahss announces that her daughter.
gps,... petty Stettinius, who was
e1sls ea upon recently for appendi-
i.xl progressing SO favorably that
dase be necessary to change the /
Ssest;sss the dance to be given in Miss |
syjps;;sass honor December OF. The /
sasrtIss Tor the dance will be issued
sasss,A. mes a. ], Drexei Bsddle was a
apaieo,s hostess yesterday at Del
u
saeisors sai sfederick G. Peabody gave
ssM,sa "a, At the Marguery yesterday
Fair ana clinton NJ, Hall, Mrs. Charles
~ ars. Gardiner white.