Evening star., 1927-09-18

ran season. which is already under
way at Tuxedo Park. gives promise of
exceeding any of the Autumn pro-
grams presented at that fashionable
resort since the halcyon days before
the war. From now until the Autumn
ball, in the latter part OF October. the
colony at Tuxedo will practically hold
the center of the social stage. Dates
for A number of smart events have
been announced. and this viii be
swelled by more affairs now being
planned
This week the Junior Horse Show
took place. The event is an annual
one and is regarded as the official
opening of the Fall calendar. The
committee in charge included Miss
Edith Belts. treasurer; Miss Georgi
Schermerhorn. secretary. and Miss
Kitty Wickes and Miss May Rogers.
Mrs William McGibbon Of Rye, y. y.
acted as judge
Among the competitors were Rex
Auchincloss. Eve Mortimer. Barbara
Morgan. Henry Mortimer. Anne Rich
ardson. Betty Stacpole. Henry Loomis,
Lawrence Butts, Mary Colt, Jack ker-
nochan and Ian Gordon.
A change has been announced in the
date OF the annual dog show of the
Tuxedo Kennel Club. 1t will be held
Friday September %. this year. in.
stead of on a Saturday as heretofore.
This exhibition is of interest to devo-
tees of dogs, both in this country and
abroad.
There were several dances and din
ners for the young folks before their
departurs for schools and colleges.
Engagements to Wed.
Several prominent engagements
were announced last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eben f. Whitman have made
public the betrothal of their daughter.
Miss Ellen Harvey Whitman, to Will
liam c. Breed. ir, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Breed OF $40
Park avenue.
Miss Whitman made her debut two
Winters ago. She attended st. Tim
othys School. in Maryland. and Miss
Schoff's School, in Paris. She is
member of the Junior LeaGue. Mr..
Breed was graduated from st. Paul $
School, Concord. \. H.. and Princeton
University. He will enter the Har-
ward Law School in the Fall. The
wedding will take place next June.
Mrs Charles II. Burke of 124 West
Fifty-fifth street has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Alicita Pauline Burke. to Edwin Nes-
bit Chapman, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin y. Chapman Of $50 Park ave
nue.. Miss Burke's father was the
late Charles II. Burke. She attended
the Masters School. at Dobbs Ferry.
and made her debut several years ago.
Mr.. Chapman was graduated from
Williams College in 1923. He is a
member of the New York Stock Ex-
change. The wedding will take place
this Winter.
Mrs. Walter Chadwick Moves of
1910 Fifth avenue announced the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Cath
crime Chadwick Moves. to John How
ard Lawler, son of Mrs. John Lewis
Lawler and the late Mr.. Lawler of
Bronxville and this city, at a tea at
Rock Farms, Lyme, Conn. Miss
Noyes' father was the late Judge Wal
ter Chadwick Noyes. She is a gradu-
ate of the Spence School and of the
New York University Law School, and
is associated with the firm of Cad
walader, wickersham & Taft. Mr..
Lawler is with the Percival r. Fro
vert Co. The wedding will take place
In January.
Minister'S Daughter i'm List.
Rev. DR.. Y. Montague Geer of 110l
East Seventy-siXth street has an
nounced the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude Marshall Geer, to
Hooker Talcott of Is East Sixty sixth
street. DIR. Geer is vicar emeritus
of st. Pauls Chapel, Trinity parish.
Miss Geer is graduate of the Brear-
ley School and Barnard College, and
a member of the Cosmopolitan Club.
Her mother, the late Mrs. w. Mon
tague Geer, was Miss Katherine Grid
ley Throop of New York. Mr.. Talcott
is a son of j. Frederick Talcott Of 16
East SiXty-sixth street and the late
Mrs. Frank Crawford Talcott. He is
a graduate of Cloyne School, Newport.
and a member of the class of 1918 at
Harvard. During the war he served
with the destroyer force of the United
States Navy. He is a member of the
Harvard. National Arts and Union
clubs and is an officer of James Tai
colt. Inc.
DIR. and Mrs. Frederic G.. Goodridge
of New York and Pomfret Conn. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ethel GouverDeur, to
Thomas H. Barber. son of the late
Gen. Thomas H. Barber of New York
and Southampton. Long Island. The
wedding will take place Otcobe: s at
the residence of the brides parents at
Pomfret. Conn.
Mrs NJ. Margaret Buxton announces
Zoe Buxton of the Hotel Fairfax to
Arthur Flint Chaplin, son of Mrs.
Clara F. Chaplin of Lincoln. Mass.
Miss Buxton attended Miss Blair'G
School of this city. Mr.. Chaplin was
graduated from Harvard in 1918. and
is a member of the Harvc Il Club.
Marriage Announced.
Miss Katherine kendlick Terry.
Terry of East Eighty eighth street.
was married 70 James NJ. Nicely to-
day The wedding was performed in
the chapel of the Fifth Avenue Pres
byterian Church. Miss Beatrice Terry
was her sisters maid of honor. and
the bridesmaids were Miss Martha
Davis. Miss Barbara Hooker. Miss
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