New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Mrs. Carroll
40 ToWedFo-dav
! At Her Home
dnlv Relatives Will Be Pres
| e1st at Marriage to W.
j Sackett Duen; Recep.
/ ton for 200 to Follow
Hiss Aiken To Be Bride
Macpherson.Cray Ceremony
will Ia ke Place ON
! St. Valentines Day Here

Mrs. Annie Livingston Carroll, only
dlughter Of Mrs. Clermont Livingston
Hsst, will be married to w. Sackett
uu.ll, of Philadelphia, this AFTERNOON
it her apartment, the Lorraine, Fifth
avenue and Forty-fifth Street. Only
:. atives will be present st the cere-
RI ny, but about two hundred friends
Rave been invited for the reception
which follows. The bride will be given
sway by her cousin, Whitney Warren.
s.. will have no attendants. Charles
r Duell jr. will serve as his brothers
De man.
iiss Dorothy Marion Aiken, daugh-
~ of Mr.. and Mrs. Friend NJ. Aiken,
this city, will become the bride Of
,ptain Gerald r. Clokey, son Of Mrs.
ohm r. Clokey. of Maplewood, N. J.,1
on Monday in: the Louis XVI suite Of
the~Hotel St. Regis. the ceremony will
be performed by ths Rev. DR.. Walter
q Buchanan, of the Broadway Pres
oyterian Church. The brides sister,
Mrs. John Mathews, will be the matron
of honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Muriel MacGuire. Miss Beatrice
Nickel, Miss Jeannette Anderson and
Miss Juliette Boyd. Darragh A. Park
vail serve as Captain Clokey's best man,
snd the ushers will be William Barlow,
lph Wolf, Edward Henderson, Will
Wilson, John Brodhead and John
mund Clokey, brother Of the bride
DOM. The ceremony will be followed
;; q reception. dance and buffet,
Invitations have been issued for the
v4sdding Of Miss Laura Blossom Gray,
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Olin D. Gray,
, Cameron ODay Macpherson, Satur-
lay afternoon, February ID, in st.
Thomas's Church. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. DR.. Ernest
will follow at the Hotel St. Regis. Miss
teannette Chappell will be the maid Of
honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Katharine Langdon Hall, of Bos-
con, cousin of the bride; Miss Gene
We've Stone, a cousin Of the bride
groom; Mrs John O'Day, Miss Vic
torine Kellogg, Miss Elsie Morrill, and
Hiss Catherine Noyes. Little Kathleen
Boyd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ian B. Boyd and a cousin of the bride
groom, will be the flower girl.
Edwin Allan Macpherson will serve
as his sons best man, and the ushers
the bride; John. O'Day, an uncle Of
the bridegroom; Alfred Nathan jr.,
AIRY j. Lamme IT,, George Piper, Sey-
mour Fox. Albert Mcguire and James
]. Maguire jr.
Mrs. Oliver Bridgman gave a dinner
last evening at her home. 883 Park
Avenue, and-afterward took her guests
dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria. In the
party were Mrs. Robert Lee Bullard,
Miss Bullard, Mrs. Henry A. Wise
Wood. Miss Carita Spencer. Mrs. Will
lam Curtis Demorest, Mrs. Richard
Hunt, Mrs. Laniex Washington. Mrs.
Ward Smith, Mrs. Prentice Strong and
Miss Caroline Fiske.
The marriage Of Miss Arabella
Rennie P. schwerin, to Lawrence P.
MeCreery, gxandson Of the late Law
renee Kip. Of this city, will take place
April 10 in San Mateo, Cal.
Mr.. and MrB. John French have re-
turned to the city from South Carolina,
where they spent week.
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge has been
spending a few days in Washington as
the guest Of Mrs. Henry F. Dimock.
Mrs. William Watts Sherman will
give a dinner January % at her home,
1873 Fifth Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ecribner will
70 to California next month to remain
until after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James IAurens Van Allen
have gone to Florida to spend the re-
aasfnder Of the winter.
Miss katherine Locke will speak on
The Council ana Covenant Of the
League Of Nations" to-day at the home
Of Mrs. Henry P. DAWSON, 900 Park