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Miss Quennell Engaged. Youngest Daughter of Mrs. Robert G. Quennell to Wed Albert R. Gallatin. The engagement was formally announced yesterday of Miss Beatrice Arundel Octavia Quennell, daughter of Mrs. Robert G. Quennell of this city. and the late Rev. Quennell, to Albert R. Gallatin. son of Mrs. James Gallatin of 119 East Thirty-eighth Street. Although the en-gagement was rumored last October. formal announcement was not made until yesterday. Miss Quennell is the youngest of six daughters of Mrs. Quennell, all of whom are unmarried. Her father, who died in 1908, was at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and came from an old English nanny. whose seat is at Tunbridge Wells, England. Mr. Gallatin is well known in this city and on Loner Island. He was graduated from Columbia, class of 1891, and belongs in the University, Suffolk Hunt. and Maidstone Clubs, the latter at Easthampton, Long Island, where he has a country place, and is also a member of the St. Nicholas Society. The wedding will take place this Spring.

Nugent — Connolly. Mrs. George R. Nugent of 427 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn, has announced the en-gagement of her daughter, Miss Margaret M. Nugent, to Harvey Connolly of this city. Miss Nugent is the granddaughter of the late Brig. Gen. Robert Nugent, U. S. A., who was Assistant Provost Marshal deheral of New York during the draft riots.

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