New-York tribune., 1920-02-17

with the 2ith Division throughout the
war. died in the service.
Colonel Simpson has been in the
regular army since 1912 During the
war he served in France and Ger
many as signal officer Of the Sd Divis-
ION. ION. he is at present stationed ~
Camp Maria, Texas, where he is the
adjutant O the Big Bend district
Miss keith first met Colonel Simn-
son while engaged in war work in con-
nectlon with the camp and hospital ut
Camp Waasworth, Spartanburg, s. c.,
IN 1918. The wedding will take place
at the winter home OF Miss Keitns
parents, at Thomasvlle. Ga, in .he
near future
Miss c. NJ. Sawyer, of Hudson Falls,
\. Y, daughter Of the late General J..
Estcourt Sawyer, IT, S. A.. vas married
at noon yesterday to Harold L. Mullins.
manager of the Yokohama branch of
the Chartered Banks Of India, Australia
and China. The ceremony was per
forD'ed at noon by the Rav Or. j. G. II
Barry IN the Church of Mary the Virgin,
West Forty seventh Street, and recep-
tion followed Ct lei East Thirty seventh
Street: The brides only attendant was
Mrs. A. p. Teal Mr. and Mrs. Mullins
will start on Thursda for Yokohama
where they will remain until the end
of the year. They then will go to Ran
gcon, Burma. where Mr.. Mullins will
oecome manager of the branch Of the
bank there.
Miss Helen A. Carrere. daughter Of
Seventy third Street. will be married
TO Frederick K Barbour, son Of Mrs.
William Barbour, OF II West Fifty
third Street, at a o'clock this afternoon
N st. Jamess Church, Madison Ave
nue and Seventy-frst Street. The
ceremony will be performed bv the
Rev. DR.. Frank Warfeld Crowder. and
reception will follow ct the Hotel
st. Regis.
The annual Mardi Gras ball, for
the benefit of the Southern In
dustrial Educational Association,
will be held this evening in the
ballroom Of the Ri.z- Carlton. The
queen Of the carnival will be Mss
Carolyn Cowles, os Connecticut, who
is q guest Of Mrs. Lewis L. Wood
ruff. of IA East siSty-eighth Street.
Stsfford Reid will be the king, and the
@ttendsnts will include Miss Marie
leary, Miss Zillah Thompson, Miss
Isabel MacMillin, Miss Edith McCoon,
Miss Muriel Oakes, Miss Grace Cross
nan, Miss Virginia Sterry. Miss Ada
Heinze, Miss Marie LaMarche, Miss
Juliet Longfellow and Miss Adelaide
Beddall.
The Columbia University Jazz
Annd will play and there will be num-
bers from the Ziegfeld Frolcs and
from "Aphrodite" and other features.
a rummage sale for the benefit of the
social service committee OF the Post
Graduate Hospital will be held to-day,
tomorrow and Thursday in the Carry
On Tea Rooms, 587 Fifth Avenue.
Womens dresses and hats. mems hats,
shoes, bric-a-brac, silver, books, pic
cures and other articles will be sold.
On the entertainment committee are
Mrs. J. Henry Alexandra jr, chairman;
Mrs. M. Orme Wilson jr., Mrs. H. Pen
dleton Rogers, Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur
Morris, Mrs. Courtlandt Nicoll, Mrs. H.
Rham jr. and others.
1.-The Importance Of Being Ear
nest" with the curtain raiser, "The
Ninth Waltz" will be repeated this
AFTERNOON in the Longacre Theater.
The same cast of amateurs and pro-
fessionals as appeared in the first per
formance, on the night Of February /.
will again take part. The proceeds will
go to the freSh AIR funQ OIL the Church
OF the Heavenly Rest and the Seacliff
Home for Convalescent Babies
Members of society are working hard
for the success Of the big benefit per-
formance to be given at the Century
Theater. Friday afternoon. to help swell
the 100000 endowment iund being
raised for the new Navy Club for en-
listed men of the navy. Forty stars of
the stage will furnish the major part
Of the program.
Several Of the members Of the
younger set of society win appear in
a musical sketch entitled "a Sailor