The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
MISS MARY C.. ALEXANDER TO BE
AMONG THE BRIDES OF OCTOBER
Her Marriage to Mr.. Seldom Whitehouse to Take Place
Next Wednesday-Many Other Weddings of
Interest Are Soon to Follow

Townsend Townsend of this city: WIN.
lam II. Claflin, Jr, Lithgow Osborne
David Rives Sigourney, Robert T. Gan
nett and S. Eliot Guild of Boston.
Mrs. Howard and her daughter were
in Boston last winter. but now are at
20 East Sixty-fourth street, where the
reception and wedding breakfast Will be
held.
In the Chapel OF st. Bartholomew s
Church. on Tuesday afternoon, Miss
Dorothy Powell Black. daughter OF the
late Elmer L. Black and OF Mrs. Howard
Elliott, will be married to DIR. Charles
Terry Butler, a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Allen Butler of 80 East Sew
enty-second street rhe marriage cere-
Inony will be performed by the Rev. DR..
Leighton Parks, rector of ST Bartholo-
mow's. and 1t win be witnessed by a
limited number of relatives and friends.
small reception will follow In the ball
room OF the Gotham.
Miss Black Will have Miss Helen
Cameron for her maid of honor and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Louise
Butler sister of the bridegroom, and
Miss Emily Kent. Mr.. William Allen
Butler. Jr., will serve as his brothers
best man and the ushers will be DIR.
James Raglan Miller Of Hartford.
Conn. DR.. Ronald Mansfield Ferry of
Concord, Mass: Mr.. Maitland Dwight,
brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and
Mr. Spencer A. Sisson OF Erie Pa. Miss
Black. after leaving the National Ca
thedral School in Washington, -. c.,
went 10 Wellesley College, from which
she was graduated last June. While at
college she was chosen to write the
christmas Masque." which was pro-
duced there last December.
Or. Butler was graduated from
Princeton and later from the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons. He served
with the American Red Cross In the
French military hospital in Ris Orangis
at the outbreak OF the war lie came
back to the United States and returned
TO France in 1918 with the A. r. +.
The bride will enter the chapel with
her stepfather. Mr.. Howard Elliott.
One OF the important weddings of this
week will be that of Miss Caramai Car
roll. only daughter of tho late Gen.
Howard Carroll and Mrs. Carroll. to
Mr. j. r. Johnston Mali which will be
celebrated next Saturday afternoon in
the Irvington Presbyterian Church. IT.
vington on Hudson. at O'Clock Guests
for the ceremony and the reception
which will follow ut Carrollclinr. tho
country home Of the BRIDES mother IN
Iarrytown. will leave the Grand Central
Terminal In special cars attached to the
1920 train, Eastern standard time.
Miss Gertrude Mali, sister OF the
bridegroom, will be maid of honor and
the other attendants will be Mrs. Gil
bert Darlington. Mrs Crittenden Adams
Mrs. Joel Ellis Fisher. Jr, and Mss
Louisa a. Johnson. There will be
small flower girl. Rose Mary Carroll
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Car.
roll and niece Of the bride.
Mr.. Henry }. Mali win act as his
brothers best man and the ushers will
be Messrs. George SchieffcIln Trevor
Coles Coo. D. Chester Noyes, Roswell
Barratt and Lauren Carroll Mr. Mali Is
a son Of Mr.. Pierre Mall. Belgian Consul
General at New York. and Mrs. Mall OF
s Fifth avenue and Piainneld n. J.
Miss Helen dc Forest Griffin. n
daughter OF Or. Henry A. Griffin. win
be married TO Mr. Hugh Dudley CONN
on Friday afternoon In ST. Bartholo-
news Church, and the reception TO fol-
low the marriage ceremony viii be held
at 1870 East SEVENTEEN street. the home
OF the brides aunt. Mrs. wilson NJ.
Powell. Dr.. Grifin's former home in
Park avenue has been sold recently.
Mrs. Charles Knitting Post. "a. couaiu
OF the bride. will be matron Of honor
and the bridesmaids will be Misses Kate
de Forest Griffin, her sister: Sarah H.
Powell, a cousin Emily O'Nelll Davies
and Mary Danforth Strange.
Mr.. julien r.. Davies will act as best