New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Hazel III. Ford To
Be Married To-day
To ]. Faulkner, .Jr'
Ceremony Takes Place nt
Spofford, N. H.; Engage
ment of Miss Katherine
F. Parsons Is Announced

+. arSOnG rs announced
The marriage of Miss Hazel Helen
Ford, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. cewell
Ford, Of this city. to John Charles
Faulkner. jr., will take place to-day
In the villsgc church a. Spotford, N
II. Tho Rev. James A. Farley, Of
Jamaica Plains. Mass, will perform
the ceremony, which will be followed
by reception at the Pine Grove
Springs Hotel, Spofford. The bride
will be attended by Miss Margaret 3.
Faulkner, sister Of The bridegroom,
Miss Margaret Sylvester, ot Bradford.
Mass., and Miss Josephine Burgess, ot
New Haven, Conn. Little Helen Faux
ner will act Us flower girl. Franklin
r. Clark will be best mar, the usrers
will be Ellery W. Rogers, Of Brook.
line, Mass; Bulkciey Smitn, oe Wor-
cester, Mass; Torrey Ford, oe New
York; Richard Morrison, Of Omaha,
Ncb.: Kobert ". McGregor, Of Will
iamsport. Penn, and George Sturgis,
OF Boston Mass. After their wedding
trip Mr.. Faulkner and his bride will
live in Keene. N. II.
Mrs. James F. Dechert, of IS East
Seventy sixth Street and Oyster Bay,
L. l., announced yesterday the engage
ment Of her sister. Miss Katherine F.
Parsons, daughter Of Arthur Webb Par
sons, to Kneeland L. Green, son of
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Green, of this
city. Miss Parsons was graduated from
the spence School and is a grand
daughter Of the late Henry Chandler,
United States Senator from New Jer-
sey. Nh. Green served in France dur
ing the war as o lieutenant in the doth
Engineers, eth Division.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur II. Rogers, of Spring
field, Mass, Of the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Bell Geneva Rogers,
to Dr. Edmund Otis Hovey, curator of
geology in the American Museum of
Natural History of this city. Mis-.
Rogers was graduated from Vassar
College,.
Tickets were put on sale yesterday
for the Arabian fete to be given on
Saturday afternoon, September 27, in
the rosemary open air theatre on Ro-
land B. Conklin's estate near Hunt
ington, l.. |. A number of dances will
be given by the Imperial Russian
Ballet, under the direction of Alexis
koslotf, and the Russian Symph ony Or
chestra, Modest Altschuler, conduc tor
will play. Boxes at 500 each and
seats at IS may be obtained at the
headquarters of the fund, 536 Fifth
Avenue, at Tyson's and at the hotels.
CCo Z
the fund and Miss Lillian Washburn
Newlin executive secretary. Among
others working for the success of the
tete are Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn.
Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon, Mrs. Sidney W. Fish, Mrs
James A. Burden, jr., Mrs. Newbold
lie Roy Edgar, Mrs. Junius Spencer
Morgan and Miss Josephine Osborn.
In the Ioyola School chapel, Park
Avenue and Eighty-third Street, this
morning at II o'clock, Miss Adele
Prindlc, daughter of the late Mrs. J.
Leaning Walker, will be married to
Louis Hagserty, grandson of the late
wedding breakfast will follow at the
Plaza.
Miss Joan Allen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs: Frederick Allen, will be married
to Goodhue Livingston, jr., son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston, Of this
city and Southampton, Long Island
this afternoon at Bolton Prory, the
country place of the brides parents in
Pelham Manor, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Achelis, of $50
Park Avenue, have announced the en-
gagcment of their daughter Miss Mar
Raret j. Achelis, to Frederick Arendale
Sansome, Of Oakland. Cal.
The marriage of Miss Mary NJ
Wrenn. younger daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip w Wr,nn, of Dedham
Mass, TO Charles Garland, son of Mrs
Albert Garland, of this city, has been
announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud
Jr.. are receiving congratulations on
the birch OF daughter last Sunday at
their country home in White Plains
N. Y. Mrs. Thebaud was Miss Dorothy
c. Wander Hooge.
Miss Alexandra Emery arrived yes.
terday from Japan, after an absence OF
several months, and will soon Join he1
49, -'Aio o. 1Hi1icu iAuSOu, dL 6dI
Harbor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller
Jr, who are at Seal Harbor, Me-, will
return on September II to their coun.
try home at Pocantico Hills, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. De Long
have returned from seven months
trip to China and Japan and are at ii
East Fifty Street for the winter
10 Exl1unle Soldiers Body
Mexican Government Seeks De
tails of Cause Of Death
At the request OF the Mexican Con.
sui, County Judge Humphrey, Of Long
Island City, issued an order yestcrGa,
for the exhumation Of he body Of Fri.
.vate David Troib. Company d, l9tf
Regular Infantry, for ar autopsy.
Troib was killed on the Mexican bor
der at f! Paso. Tex. December 27
l9l1. Lieutenant Juan Asperiti, OF ihe
Mexican army, has been charged WIKI
the CRIME, and the Mexican mil.tnr,