New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Hiss Aiken
Married to
Capt. Clokey
L...s Prevents Father of
Ride From Attending:
Ceremony Is Performed
by Or. W. B. Buchanan
Bartlett to Wed
E.s Marjorie Parks Bell
Engaged; MIR. Bagby
Ends Musical Mornings

Il s,. Dorothy Marion Aiken. daugh-
"A = Mr.. and Mrs. Friend NJ. Aiken,
..;s city, was married yesterday af-
n lam in the st. Regis to Captain
L. T. Clokey, son of Mrs. John T.
,sv Of Maplewood. N. ]. The cere-
q was performed in the Louis XVI
4, by the Rev. Dr. Walter B. Bu-
H.. Of the Broadway Presbyterian
- and q reception, dance and
u y, supper followed. Owing to the ILL
B.. Of the brides father he was unable
Y nresent to escort her TO the altar.
il. instead she was given away by
%-sd ". Aiken. She wore gown
q vhite satin embroidered in pearls
81 nade with court train. Her tulle
"a was fastened with bandeau Of
Sx,ls and she carried bouquet Of
Nsu orchids and lilies-of-the- valley.
a. John Mattheys, who was her sis
fls matron OF honor, was dressed in
slid chiffon with hat to match and
q carried orshids and sweetpeas.
lls Muriel MacGuire. Miss Jeannette
t{isrson, Miss Juliette Boyd. of Knox
8l. Tenn, and Miss Beatrice Nickel
sIs the brides maids.
Ihragh A. Park served as best man
"a the ushers were John Edmund
Esey the bridegroom brother; John
fkdhesd. Of Hartford; William Will
81. Edward Henderson, Ralph Wolf
~ William BARLOW. The bride is a
Sk.uatc of the Finch School, and dur
A the war she was in the national
&c in Washington. She also served
a. in the Lafayette Hospital. Captain
key served in France in the S05th
tAntrY, 77th Division, and was in
>e battle Of the Argonne Forest and
ser engagements.
3 II. and Mrs. J. Kemp Bartlett have
EEAsasd invitations for the wedding of
ss.i daughter. Miss Mary Garrett
sssr,ett. to Robert Alexander Gibnev,
I} Of DR.. and Mrs. Virgil p. Gibney,
q IBIS city, on Saturday evening. Feb
Dry "a, al the home OF the brides
s8rats, Zoo Royal Terrace, Baltimore
4anouncement has been made of the
s3agement of Miss Marjorie Parks
81 daughter of Alexander Bell, of
u city, to Gardner p. Eastman, Of
M1age, n j., eldest son of the Rev
#d hrs. George P. Eastman, Of Or
Mgs, Miss Bell is a niece Of Mr.. and
Yr Edwin W. Orvis, of So West
.ty-ninth Street, and d grandniece
i he Rev Dr. Leighton Parks, rector
4 St. Bartholomew's Church. Mr.
Nrman was graduated from Amherst
& lsl6 ana served during the war as
Il ensign IN the United States Nava
N1g Corps
8Tts last for this season Of Albert
fsCs Baeby's musical mornings took
Efs Yesterday at the Waldorf Astoria
E brought our the usual large and
Nangulshed audience. Miss Mabel
Arlson, one Of the artists scheduled
Eppear. was unable 70 sing, owing to
#nseness. and her place was taken
81 Miss Lucy Gates. The other artists
Hae Miss Florence Easton and Robert
Nazinou of the metropolitan Opera,
81 Aired Cortot, pianist, of Paris.
d IN the audience we're the Prince and
Nancess Michael Cantacuzene-Sperans-
kF Mrs. Henry Phipps, Mrs Lewis
ksWrneur Morris. Mrs. William Doug
Ei Sloane Mrs. George B. deForest
Or John Aspegren, Mrs. Charles II
a1, Mrs. J. Russell Solely, Mrs. Will
IN A. Perry, Mrs. William Jay, Mrs,
Gsv!n Gould. Mrs Frederick Pearson
n Stephen II. Olin, Mrs. ]. Robert
Haee, Mrs Benjamin Brewster, Mrs
Mex. Twomblv, Mrs. William Gros-
Naor, Mrs. Charles d. Whitman, Mrs
Il oert f. Tod Mrs Burke Roche, Mrs
Msrles Childs, Mrs Montgomery Hare
's Mary and VI Gertrude Parsons
8a Henry Fairfield Osborn, Mrs
Ys@'ge G. Dewitt, Owen Johnson and
sTorge Leole.
Ismbers Of the Spence Alumne So
9Fs'y will give the ballet of "Coppelia'
The ballroom Of the Plaza this after
sAn and eveniug and tomorrow even
80 The proceeds will be devoted to 8
S'ne for babies, sustained by the So
#ty where they are cared for until
l4ired for adoption. Many of the debu-
S'ass OF the season will take part,
NJ and Mrs. James Edward Davis
g''s arrived in the city from Tuxedo
Saf are at the Hotel st. Regis for g
@'s days
s H. and Mrs. Casimir de Rham, son
law and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
gAaS l.. Patterson, have returned
I'm their Wedding trip and have taken
IA spartment at ll6 East Sixty-third
rset.
Hr. Oliver Gould Jennings Will give
So luncheon to-day at her home, S8Z
sA Avenue.
The last for this season Of BALL
''heman's afternoon musicales will
I'M place to-day at the Waldorf-As-
'a, instead OF the Ritz-Carlton.
a1tlQue tuY-uitr.re on Sale