Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

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Importance took place today in the city
and nearby communities. One of the
most notable was that of Mss Eleanor
Morgan Satterlee, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Livingston Satterlee OF
this city and Dover House, Round Hill,
Greenwich, Conn. to Milo Sargent
Gibbs of this city. The ceremony,
which was performed at noon by Rev.
DR.. H. Percy Silver, rector of the
Church of the Incarnation, took place
at Dover House.
Miss Helen Livingston Satterlee,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. F. LIE Roy Sat-
terlee a cousin of the bride. was the
maid Of honor, and the other attendants
were Countess Alexandrine Won Berold-
ingen and the Misses Beatrice Gawtry.
Faith Villas. Ellen Pierrepont Luquer:
Louise Platter, Margaret Partridge, all Of
this city,: Natalie Tuttle of Florence,
Italy and Fleur Alice Lee Of Montreal,
cousin of Mr. Gibbs.
George M. Gibbs of Chicago served
Is his brothers best man, and the ush-
ers were another brother, Gerald A..
Gibbs, of Montreal; Robert James Ma
lone, James Maxwell Fassett, Robert
William Dragoo. Norman T. Newton.
John Albert Morris. Ferris Booth, all OF
this city; Capt. Claude B. Crawford Of
London and S. Graham Ross of Mon
treal.
Mr.. Gibbs gave his farewell bachelor
dinner Wednesday evening at the Har-
ward Club, and last evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Satterlee gave a dinner at Dover
House for guests assembled for the we'd
ding. The house guests of the Satter-
lees include Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs.
Morgan Hamilton, sister Of Mrs. Sat-
teriee: Mr.. Richard Satterlee, Miss
Marian Satterlee of this city, Mrs.
George Darling and Mrs. James Henry
Hempstead of Montreal. relatives OF
Mr.. Gibbs. and Mrs. George Morris
Eckels Of Washington, cousin Of Mrs.
Gibbs. q
Miss satterlee gave dinner dance
last evening at the Round Hill Club for
members of the wedding party Miss
Satterlee is a granddaughter of the late
j. Pierpont Morgan and niece Of j.
Pierpont Morgan, present head Of the
banking house that bears his name. She
also is granddaughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Satterlee OF this
city.
Mr.. Gibbs also comes of distin-
guished ancestry. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Milo Delavan Gibbs and
through his mother, formerly Miss
Stells Sargent of Montreal, is a direct
descendant of William Sargent, who
came TO America In the latter part OF
the seventeenth century. Mr.. Gibbs is
related to the late John S. Sargent. the
painter
Van Alen-LangIey Wedding
Notable Event of Yesterday.
The marriage Of Miss Eleanor Lang
lev. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Langley of this city and Westbury,
Long Island, to James H. Van Allen
took place yesterday. Mr.. Alien Is
the elder son of Mrs. ]. Laurens Van
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l.. and the late Mr.. Van Allen and
q great-gTandson of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. William Aston.
The wedding was a comparatively
small one, In the Church of the Ad-
vent, Westbury. The rector, the Rev.
DR.. Richard Pope, offlciated. Afterward
there was a reception at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Langley. Miss Langley
had but one attendant, her cousin,
Miss Laura Robinson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas L. Robinson.
william l.. Van Allen was best man
for his brother. There we're no usherS.
Mr.. Van Allen and his bride viii go
to Europe on their wedding trip. Their
future home will be the Sidney Web
ster Fish estate. in Roslyn, which Nj.
Van Allen recently purchased.
Prospective Nuptial
Event Announced,
MI. anu HOOUClb 2AEA0lANACA
Hamilton announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Cadence Ham
ilton, to DR.. Arthur Cecil Allison, son
of Mrs. Hazlett Allison of PortruSh,
Ireland, and the late Col. Allison,
I. M. S., at q luncheon they gave early
In the week in their home in Brook
lands.
at the Gardner School in 1925. she
made her debut that Winter and since
then has travelled extensively. She IS
a sister of Herbert Hamilton and a
niece of w. Barry Hamilton of Pitts
burgh and San Diego, Calf. Her
father is president of r. A. Hamilton
& Co.
DR.. Allison obtained his medical de-
gree last June in the Queens Uni
versity Medical School, in Belfast. He
Is at present junior surgeon at the
Royal Victoria Hospital in that city.
DR.. Allison won the amateur golf
championship of Ireland in 1927. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Vincent Astor Aiding
Citizenship League.
The fashion show, to be followed by
supper and dancing. which Mrs. Vim
cent Astor is arranging for the benent
Of the League for American Citizen
ship at the new Stewart Shop, Fifty
will be opened on october 16, will be
presented in an unusual manner.
Miss May Leslie has been engaged
by Mrs. Aston to write one-act play
.bgsed on the life of a debutante, in
which the plot will be of primary IN
tereSt and the garments displayed a
necessary setting for the action OF the
play. This seasons debutantes and
members Of the junior set will take part
in the show.
This event is the first of a series
which Mrs. Aston is planning for the
league, which, because of the large de-
mand for its service, feels the need OF
expansion more than ever. The pri-
mary work Of the league is to educate
the foreigner in civics and in our form
Of Government.
Mrs Astor Is chairman of the event.
Assisting her are Nathaniel Phillips,
president, and the following members
of the advisory council-Mrs. A. Bar
ton Hepburn, Mrs. Arnold Gottlieb
George Gordon Battle George w. Wick
ersham, William Fellowes Morgan and
Charles j. Bernheimer.