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THE NEW YORK TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1935.  SOCIAL NEWS
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SIR CHAS. MARSTON TO WED HERE TODAY
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Will Take Mrs. Mary Bonney, Kin of Late Robert Battey, Noted Surgeon, as Bride.
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SHE IS AUTHOR'S SISTER
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Fiance, Enthusiast on Biblical Archaeology, Long Leader in British Politics.
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Mrs. Mary Battey Bonney of 449 Park Avenue, daughter of Mrs. George Magruder Battey and widow of George Bonney, will be married to Sir Charles Marston, a leader in British politics and industry for many years, this afternoon in the chapel of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church. Mrs. Bonney and Sir Charles obtained their marriage license yesterday at the Municipal Building. No announcement had been made here publicly of their engagement.

Mrs. Bonney, a daughter of the late George M. Battey, is a grand-daughter of the Late Dr. Robert Battey, internationally known surgeon, and of the late Judge Thomas Nixon Van Dyke of Tennessee. She is a sister of Miss Adrienne Battey of this city and Atlanta, Ga., of Dr. Hugh I. Battey and of George M. Battey, author and journalist of Shanghai. Mrs. Bonney was born in Rome, Ga., and attended Shorter College and Agnes Scott College. She is the mother of George Bernard Bonney of Toronto and Holbrook Van Dyke Bonney of Elkins, W. Va.

Sir Charles, whose home is Elmdene at Camden Park, Tunbridge Wells, England, is an enthusiast on biblical archaeology and has written two books on a theme that has become his life mission, "New Knowledge about the Old Testament" and "New Bible Evidence," both substantiating the Bible by scientific discoveries. Sir Charles was instrumental in financing the archaeological expeditions of Sir Flinders Petrie, Professor John Garstang and Dr. Stephen Langdon.

He is a son of the late John Marston and is a direct descendant of Robertus de Marston, who held the Manor of Marston in Lincoln County, England, during the reign of King Edward I. He had been married twice previously. His first wife, the former Miss Louise Isabel Johnson of Ithaca, N.Y., died in 1921. The following year Sir Charles married Mrs. Ruth Miller Bayne, widow of George Bayne of New York. She died last December in St. Luke's Hospital here. Sir Charles was created a Knight Bachelor by King George in 1926 for his services to the Conservative party.

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MRS. DARLINGTON ENGAGED
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She will Be Married to George A. Garrett Next Thursday.
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Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3.—The engagement of Mrs. Ethel Shields Darlington of Sewickley and George Angus Garrett of Washington has been announced.

Mrs. Darlington is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shields of this city and a sister of Mrs. Robert Livingston Clarkson of New York. Mrs. Alastair G.L. MacLean of Camberley, England, is another sister.

The wedding will take place on April 11 at the home of the bride-elect.

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Olivier-Petre.
Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
BALTIMORE, April 3.—The marriage of Miss Stuart Olivier, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Olivier, to Alexander Preston Petre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Petre, will take place on Easter Monday, April 22, at noon at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Redeemer.

Miss Anne Fox Olivier will be her sister's only attendant.
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and Elsewhere
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and Mrs. Shirley Kerns of Newton, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Lindsley and her son, Russ, of Greenwich, have gone to Aiken, S.C.

Mrs. Paul G. Daly of Fairfield entertained at bridge yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Lines of Waterbury have returned from Florida.

Mrs. Eugene A. Giddings of West Hartford entertained the Woman's Literary Club of West Hartford yesterday.
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NEWPORT.
Mr. and Mrs. John Russell Pope and Miss Jane Pope are spending a week at their Newport home, The Waves, on Ledge Road.

Carl Thorpe ended a Newport visit yesterday and left for Cleveland to join his father.

Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons is returning from a short stay in New York.

Commander Lawrence F. Reifsneider, U.S.N., who will be a member of the next Naval War College class, has leased an apartment at 20 Greenough Place.

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BERMUDA.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnston de Forest of New York were luncheon guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Trimingham at Birdsaye, Pem-
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PROSPECTIVE BRIDE.
Miss Anita Mulgrew.
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MISS ANITA MULGREW PLANS HER MARRIAGE
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Sister to Be Only Attendant April 23 at Wedding to John B. O'Rourke of New York.
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Miss Anita Mulgrew, daughter of Mrs. John F. Mulgrew of 35 East Eighty-fourth Street and Stamford, Conn., and the late Mr. Mulgrew, has completed plans for her marriage to John Benedict O'Rourke of New York, son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. O'Rourke of Sydney, Australia, which will take place the morning of April 23 in the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola. 

Miss Mulgrew has chosen her sister, Mrs. J. Treacy Farley of this city, for her only attendant. Thomas Nolan of Meriden, Conn., a cousin of Mr. O'Rourke, will be best man.

A breakfast for members of the immediate families at Sherry's will follow the ceremony.
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Wiggins—Stumpf.
Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES.
MONTCLAIR, N.J., April 3.— Miss Alta Mary Wiggins, daughter of Mrs. Ida M. Wiggins of this town, has chosen April 13 for her wedding to J. Herbert Stumpf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Stumpf of Arlington. The ceremony will take place in the Princeton University Chapel, Princeton, N.J.

Mrs. Ernest R. Senn of New York will be her sister's only attendant. Robert Dehls of Arlington will be best man.
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AGNES SNYDER BETROTHED
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She Will be Married April 22 In This City to Ray De Haan.
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Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., April 3,— Mr. & Mrs. Louis Irving Snyder of Stratford have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Agnes Louise Snyder, to Ray De Haan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sietze Martin De Haan of Havre, Mont.

Miss Snyder is a graduate of Putnam Hall in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and of Vassar College, class of 1928. She is a member and former president of the College Club of Bridgeport, a member of the Vassar Club of New Haven and for two years was State vice president of the American Association of University Women.

Mr. De Haan studied in Holland, where his father was a prominent architect, and later attended the University of Montana and the Kansas City School of Aviation, after which he joined the Pan American Airways system. He was for two years in charge of service and inspection at Para, Brazil, then in Miami, Fla., and for the last year and a half was been the Pan American Airways resident inspector at the Sikorsky Aviation Corporation in Stratford. Mr. De Haan has recently received the appointment as resident inspector with the newly opened Pacific division, in San Francisco.

The wedding will take place on April 22, in New York City at the East Eighty-ninth Street Dutch Reformed Church. The bride's uncle, the Rev. Dr. Edgar Tilton Jr., the pastor, will officiate.

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Y.W.C.A. EXHIBIT TODAY.
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Work of Craft Students League to be on View to April 17.

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Members of the committee for the Craft Students League of the Young Women's Christian Association will act as hostesses this afternoon at the headquarters of the league, 745 Tenth Avenue, for the opening of the annual Spring exhibition of the work of the organization. Classes in pottery, jewelry, weaving, bookbinding and silversmithing will be in session during the afternoon and may be visited by guests. The exhibition will continue throughout April 17, with special demonstrations and lectures each afternoon and evening for those interested in learning handicraft.

Hostesses this afternoon will be Mrs. Cleveland E. Dodge, chairman of the West Side Young Women's Christian Association; Mrs. William Hugh Coverdale, Mrs. Henry B. Plant, Mrs. Frederick H. Cone, Mrs. Thomas Jewett Goddard and Mrs. Howard Oliver.

Forthcoming events in the exhibition will be a marionette show, "Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp," to be presented tomorrow night by students of the art of puppetry, and a demonstration lecture on "Making a Fresco Painting," to be given by Louis Wolchonok the night of April 17.

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To Be Wed April 20 in Brazil.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Treadwell of New York and New Canaan, Conn., accompanied by their daughters, the Misses Elizabeth and Barbara Treadwell, will sail on Saturday for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where Miss Barbara Treadwell will be married on April 20 to James Gregory Byington, United States Vice Consul at Buenos Aires, Argentina. After their marriage Mr. Byington and his bride will make their home in Buenos Aires.

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Luncheon for Mrs. Kincheloe.
Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES.

NEW LONDON, Conn., April 3.— Mrs. James Henry Davis, wife of Lieutenant Davis, U.S.N., gave a luncheon here today at the Lighthouse Inn for her mother, Mrs. David Hayes Kincheloe, who is visiting her for two weeks.

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FOSTER GUNNISONS HOLD A RECEPTION 

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They Greet Many Guests in the Perroquet Suite of the Waldorf-Astoria.
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TEA FOR BENEFIT GROUP
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Plans Discussed for Supper Dance Next Thursday for Society for the Blind.

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Mrs. and Mrs. Foster Gunnison of Bronxville gave a reception yesterday afternoon in the Perroquet Suite of the Waldorf-Astoria. Among those  present were:

Mr. and Mrs. Dudley S. MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Somerville, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles W. Appleton, Mr. and Mrs. Newton D. Chase, Dr. and Mrs. O. Paul Humpstone, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert D. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Calder, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Appleton, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy S. Voorhees, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Belmer, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wiley Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Blackford, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Caten, Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hughes and Dr. and Mrs. G.H.V. Hunter.

Also Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Gunnison, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Gunnison, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Durfee, Mr. and Mrs. Tudor J. Simpkins, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Reinhard, Mr. and Mrs. L. Reese Putsche, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Remington, Mr. and Mrs. Radford Coyle Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell, Mrs. Frederick E. Gunnison, Mrs. Herbert E. Gunnison, Mrs. Willard Stoughton, Miss Pauline Gunnison, Miss Nancy Humpstone, W. Leonard Caten, Herbert Vance, Frederick P. Platt, Frederick L. Stoughton and Franklin W. Palmer.

Women interested in the supper dance for the benefit of the Xaviar Free Publication Society for the Blind to be given next Thursday in the roof garden of the St. Regis held a meeting yesterday at that hotel to discuss plans for the party. Later a tea was given there for the group by Viscountess Furness and Mrs. Reginald C. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Vincent Astor will donate to all those attending the benefit corsages or boutonnières of violets grown in Rhinebeck, Dutchess County.

Those present yesterday included:
Mrs. Langdon Post, Mrs. Francis Spingold, Mrs. George Washington Kavanaugh, Mrs. C.W. Hall, Mrs. Robert Rubins, Mme. Cyrina Van Gordon, Mrs. Frank Cyril Fisher, Mrs. Huntington Tappin, Mrs. Herbert MacCrey Hanscom, Mrs. Edward Hassett, Pierre Bultinck, Mrs. William Hertzberg, Mrs. S. Stanwood Menken, Mrs. Salvatore A. Cotillo, Mrs. Arthur Bergh, the Misses Peggy Cleary, Helen Virginia Meyers and Barbara Hoge.

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MISS MAE M. SPENCE 
BRIDE IN MAPLEWOOD

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Marriage to Edward F. Dieterle Performed by the Rev. Dr. Arthur Nelson Butz.

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Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES.
MAPLEWOOD, N.J., April 3.— Miss Mae Martin Spence, daughter of Mrs. James Spence of Maplewood and the late Mr. Spence, was married to Edward F. Dieterle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Dieterle of Belleville, this evening at the Spence home. The Rev. Dr. Arthur Nelson Butz, pastor of Prospect Presbyterian Church, officiated.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, Alexander Spence, was attended by her cousin, Miss Margaret Spence of Farmingdale. Edward Vance of Belleville was best man.

After a Southern motor trip, including a stay in Washington, the couple will be at home at 15 Courter Avenue, Maplewood.

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Lamm—Heyman.

Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES.

NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y., April 3.—Miss Ruth Heyman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Heyman of 26 Slocum Street, was married to Edward J. Lamm, of New York City, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Lamm.

The Rev. Alvin S. Luchs officiated. The ceremony was witnessed by members of the immediate families, owing to the recent death of the bridegroom's mother. Mrs. John Eder was her sister's matron of honor and only attendant. Lawrence Lamm of Stamford was his brother's best man.

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KENTS STOP IN BERMUDA.
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Duke and Duchess, on Way Back to England, Pay Brief Visit.
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Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, April 3. - The Duke and Duchess of Kent, on their way back to England from their West Indian honeymoon, made a final stop at a New World port today, debarking from a special tender at the ancient town of St. George's and spending an hour and a half touring the east end of the island. They were met by the Governor, Sir Thomas Astley Cubitt.

The Duke had wirelessed ahead from the steamer Orduna that he wished to forego an official reception and to be treated as a private passenger. He and the Duchess were taken in a typical cotton-parasolled Bermuda carriage to Crystal Cave, where a stalactite was presented to the Duchess by H. Bernard Wilkinson, owner of the cave and a member of the Bermuda Parliament. The only other time a stalactite was broken from the roof of the cave was in 1920 on the occasion of the Prince of Wales's visit.

The Duke and Duchess embarked after walking half way back to St. George's, a distance of a mile and a half. They waved from the rail of the tender to hundreds of school children gathered on the pier who were waving flags and cheering.

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MISS SIBYL STREET WED.
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Becomes Bride in Rochester, N.Y., of Dr. Robert Weberg Ramsey.

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Irving Whitall Street at Atlantic City, N.J., has announced to friends here the marriage of his daughter, Miss Sibyl Fawcett Street, to Dr. Robert Weberg Ramsey, which took place last Saturday in the First Unitarian Church, Rochester, N.Y.

Mrs. Orrin Pilkie of Woodside, Queens, was her sister's only attendant and Walter Ramsey of Haworth, N.J., was best man for his brother.

The bride was graduated from Vassar College and is now pursuing research studies at the University of Rochester, where Dr. Ramsey is on the teaching staff in the Department of Zoology.

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