New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Miss III. S. Ward
To Be Bride of
acknowledgements
Brooklyn Society Girl To Be
Married to Former Prince.
ton Hockey Star i'm HOLY
Trinity Church, Feb. 10
Mardi Cras Ball March II
Miss Muriel Oakes Selected
To Be Grand Duchess at
the Sixth Annual Dance

Miss Henrietta S Ward. daughter
Of MI and Mrs. Rodney Alexander
Ward. OF Sls Garfield Place. Brooklyn,
vii, be married 20 Roland b. Peacock
Of All Park Avenue, Manhattan, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Alexander F. Peacock,
February 10 in Holy Trinity Church.
n Montague Street. Brooklyn. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. j. Howard Melish. and recep-
ION will follow Miss Ward and MIR
bureau yesterday. accompanied by
William II. Edwards, Collector of In
ternal Revenue, who introduced them
10 the City Clerk. Mr.. Peacock is d
we'll known athlete. and was star on
the Princeton hockey team with the
ate "Hobey' Baker. He is now in the
OIL business. His father is a pioneer
in the steel industry.
Miss Symphorosa Bristed has con
>ented TO act AS chairman of the bali
committee in charge of he fourth
Father knicke rbocker dance TO be Civ
en- for the benefit of the City History
Club at the home of Mrs. A Bart n
Hepburn $50 Park Avenue Friday
evening February 13 Miss Bristed
will lie assisted by Mrs. James Lemon
Elsie Parsons, Mrs. Philip Rhineland-
er ID, Miss Sarah T. Bulkley. Miss
Helen Moran. Mrs. Charles Campbell
Mrs John R UreNel jr.. Mrs. Lewis
Gouvevneur Morris. Miss Grace Bris-
ted. Miss Ann Alexandra. Miss Sylvia
Holt Miss Lucille Baldwin, Miss Emily
Hammond. Mrs Richard tmmet. Miss
Adrienne Iselin. Miss Adelaide sadg-
wick. Mrs. Reginald I. Townsend, ss
Ethel Potter Miss Audrey Hoffman
Hewlett and Miss Carol Reed.
The sixth annual Mardi Gras Ball
will be held in the ballroom of the
Ritz-Cariton March II. Miss Muriel
Oakes has been selected the grand
duchess and the following young
women have been invited TO take part
Mss Edna Hoyt. Miss Virginia Sterry.
Miss Adelaide Beddali. Miss Marie
Learv. MISS Harriet Mckim Miss Mar
garet French. Miss Marie La Marche,
Mss Mary Lincoln. Miss Marian Tif-
fanv. Miss Genevieve Clendenin, Miss
Polly Brooks, Miss Mary Schiefeln
and others.
% the Southern Industrial Education
Association. OF which Mrs Algernon
Sidney Sullivan is president.
For the benefit Of the building fund
.or the New York County Organization
4 the American LEGION. John McCor-
mack Will give L testimonial concert
Sunday evening, February 29, al the
Hippodrome. Mary Garden VIII sing
and the artists will be accompanied by
the orchestra of the Chicago Opera
Company. The woman's executive COM
mittee IN charge of the affair includes
Mrs. James a. Burden, Chairman; Mrs.
Robert Lee Bullard, Mrs. George Whit
aey. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt in. Mrs.
Henry p. Dawson. Mrs. ". de Lancey
kountze, Mrs. William 3. Osgood Field,
ers. Harry Payne Whitney, Mrs. For
,yth Wickes, Mrs. Francis l.. Robbins
jr, Mrs. Edward c. Delaneld. Mrs.
Willard D. Straight, Mrs. Michael 7
Gavin, Mrs. Vincent Asror Mrs Robert
L. Bacon, Mrs. Louis NJ. Josepthal. Mrs.
Cornelius W. Wickersham. Mrs Sidney
Borg. Mrs. 7. Douglas Robinson and
Mrs. John Mccormack.
Miss Katherine d. Porter viii be in
enarge of the sale OF programs and
many OF the debutantes of the season
viii assist her.
1t is expected that General Pershing
and his staff will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry H. Rogers gave
go Park Avenue. in honor of the birth
lay Of their debutant daughter, Miss
Mary Millicent Rogers The guests
numbered about sixty. The dance was
preceded by dinner given by Mis-
sheila and Miss Beatrice Byrne. in
heir apartment in the same building.
FOR Miss Rogers. Their guests num-
9ered sixteen, and included Miss
suzanne Pierson, Miss Melissa and Miss
RDr.e Qullia lfnrno{ine Anrbif
Whitney, John L. Leighton, Stephen
Sanford, Edward B. Condor, James A.
Burden jr., W Douglas Burden, Gerald
O. Philbin and Edward L. Burrill jr-
Murray Hoffman, who is sailing for
tally on Saturday. TO spend six months
abroad, gave dinner last night at his
home, 55 East Seventy ninth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Sawyer, of 1o9
East Seventy-eighth Street. will give
a reception, dinner and theater party
This evening TO celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary. Most of those
vino attended them at their marriage
Will be present
Mrs. c. Temple Emmet will give u
dlnner at the Colony Club, February II,
Tor her daughter, Miss Elizabeth W
y. Morgan jr. was recently announced
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs Gerald
F. Peacock have arrived in the city
rom Western trip and are at the
Hotel Astor until they sail for their
nome in EngIa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Baldwin jr
and Miss Fanny Baldwin will sail for
europe to-day to spend several weeks
abroad
Mrs c. Lorllard Spencer has re-
armed to the city from Newport.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane will
give musicale tomorrow afternoon
AZ her home, West Fifty second
Street
James |. Clarke Weds
Saratoga Springs Girl