New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Miss IAcIaesO,1
TOBe Married
Next Saturday
Ceremony Will Take Place
in St. Bartholomew and
Will BE Followed bv Re.
ceptiOn al Brides Home
Helen keeney Engaged
Miss Annie L. Carroll Is
Married to ". $. Duel:
Mrs. Annie l.. Carroll Ia

The Wedding OF Miss Jean Achcson
daughter Of Dr.. ard Mrs. Edward C.
Aeheson. 10 Aemilius Jarvis ir. Of
Toronto, will take place Saturday
afternoon il the chapel o. St. Bar
tholon.ows Church. and Will be fol-
lowed by a reception at the home of
the brides parents. All Park Avenue
Miss Acheson viii have her sister,
Miss Margaret Acheson. for her maid
Of honor and the hridesroom's sister,
Miss Augusta Jarvis, Miss Louise
Johnson, of Pittsburgh: Miss Julia
C1tler Of Detroit; Miss Virginia
Hom:ll. of this city; Miss Margaret
Nillhsm. OF Washington. and Miss
Leila Hodgson, OF East Orange, for
hor bridesmaids.
Horace Blake. o. Toronto. will be
he beS- man and the brides broth ers
John and Howard Acheson. Eric
Cochran, and Gordon Cassels. of
Toronto: William Sutherland, of Mon
real. and Charles Turner, viii: serve
as ushers-
Or. and Mrs. Acheson will give a
dinner al tnS iIaZa TO- morrow even
!ng for their daughter and Mr.. Jar
vs. 1t will be followed By dance at
their home.
Mr.. jarvis is son OF Commodore
and Mrs. Aemiiius Jarvis
Mrs. Annie Livingston Carroll, only
laughter OF Mrs. Ciermont Livingston
Sest, of this. CITY and Newport, was
rarrled yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock TO ". Sackett Duell. of Phila-
telphis. in her apartment at the Lor-
Street. The bride, who was given
away by her cousin, Whitney Warren,
we're gown of pale pink chiffon over
atm and large brown lace hat. She
carr!ed bouquet OF pink roses. She
sd 10 attendants. Charles H. Duell
vas his brothers best man. Only
relatives were nrescn. at the cerc-
Nony, which was performed by the
-.ev- Ralph Sockman. Invitations for
-Ae reception, which followed, were
more general, about $50 guests be-
X present.
The guests in cluded ilrs. Whitney
i,arren. Mr. and Mrs Reginald q.
s.ses, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holland
cell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisk Mr..
nd Mrs. Wayson l.. Wood, Mrs.
frederick Pearson, Mrs. Nelson Van
>'erbilt, Nine. de Rada, Captain Van
-ennep, ". Scott Cameron, Cary
liaskiHs, Pend,eton Turner and Sir
iostimer anG Lady Davis.
Miss Hester Hyde, younger daugn-
u of Mrs. Seymour j. H1de, of 375
Park Avenue. was married OF Tuesday
-verinG, at her mothers home, to
Arthur Hately. The ceremony was
9erfcrlncd by the Rev. Dr.. H. Warren,
: he bride, who Was given away by her
mother, was attended by her sisters,
Mrs. Harold {. Pyncnon, who was
married last August and Miss Eliza
beta Hyde. Stephen Mason was the
BEST man. Tne ceremony was fol-
owed by reception, dinner and
dance, after which Nr Hately and
MS bride left for California, where
.hey will make their home. He is the
sen OF Mrs. Walter c. y ELY, of this
clty, and a brother Of Mrs. Allen d.
Forbes. He was 2 lieutenant in the
United States Chemical Corps.
Announcement has been made by
hrs. James Ward Neeney, If San
Francisco, VINO is staying at tne Plaz5,
o. the cngaoeD7e eat OF her daughter,
Miss Helen NJ Keency, to Dr.. George
Boiling Lee, Of 10 Last Sixty-tirs.
Street. Mrs. Keeney and her daugh-
ger have many friends ~ New York,
wnere they sDenl part # each winter.
bot c. Walker, OF Menlo Park. Cal.
Dr.. Lee is son OF the late General
fitznugh Lee, of Virginia, and a
grand NEPHEW OF General Robert Z.
Lee. He is & descendant Of Light
Ho.se Harry" Lee, of tbs Revolution
cry War. He was graduated from Co.
lunbia in 1886, belongs to the Union,
Racquet and Tennis Clubs and IS ono
Of the founders OF the Society Of Viz
g.llans III NeW York.
The engagement Of Mias F. f. Bulkley
% Kenneth Lecoi De Forest, Of White
Plains. mas been announced by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Josiah w
Hu.kley, OF Forest Avenue, Rye, n. y.
During the war Mr. De Forest was d
lieutenant II tie United States Navy,
AID IS now an officer on she Black
Arrow, Of the merchant marine. 20
date has been set for the wedding. He
is now on Il voyage 20 Turkey, Russia
and Rumania Miss Bulkley IS
known among the younger set of Rye
beacn colony as tennis player and
swimmer Her father is member
z the village board OF trustees Of
Rye.
Among the patronesses OF the annual
chari'y ball 20 be given tomorrow
nign. at the Waldorf Astoria, by the
New York Southern Society. arc Mrs.
William Gibbs MoAdoo, Mrs. George
Gordon Battle, Mrs Bernard VI. Baruch,
4rs William A. Barber, Mrs. Philip
A. s. Franklin, Mrs. Henry Evans, Mrs.
Thomas r. Ryan, Mrs. Samuel Nc
Roberts. Grs Charles Baskerville, Mrs.
,neodorc II. Price and Mrs. 4. Graham
Cootea
sirs. Joseph Pulitzer viii give a
d.nner-dance this evening al her home,
Tart 5eveaty~thi-d Street, for her
s>n, Herbert Pulitzer.
Dr.. and MI Lol;s Livingston Sea
man, w.o have been spending fort
aigh, az Lake PLACID, have returned TO
heir horne, 10 Wes. fifty-frst Street.
Nrz. Rufus 3. Cowing jr., will give
Z reception Tomorrow for the debut OF
hsr daughter, Miss Dorothy Penedict
t>msnf.. al their home, Glen F.dZc, y:
). Il viii be 4ollpwed by Il Inner and
as,cs 1t the Country CLUB at Glen
Ridge.
J. p.erpont Morgan and Charles
5teeie arc at Clirnaz, -. e., where they
srt en- ioYi,;f, a foyl.iYhty gh0otlnH