New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Miss Carrere
To Be Bride of
F. K. Barbour
Engagement of Miss Sturgis
to Nigel Cholmeley-JonesI
Is Announced; Wedding
to Take Place in Spring
Miss Peck Weds Saturday
Bridge and Dansant Given
at Hotel Plaza for Ben.
eft of War Sufferers

Miss Helen A. Carrere, daughter OF
Mrs. L. Sidney Carrere, Of 1877 East
Seventy third Street, will become the
bride of Frederick X. Barbour, son of
Mrs. William Barbour, February II, in
st. James's Church, Madison Avenue
and Seventy-first Street. The ceremony
will be followed.by q reception at the
Hotel st. Regis. Mrs. Maynard Dick
.rson and Miss Elizabeth c. Carrere.
sisters of the bride; Mrs. Le Roy Jones,
Mrs. Rutherford Lane, Miss Elizabeth
Pope and the Misses Nathalie and
Beatrice Wilson will be Miss Carrere's
attendants. Her two cousins, Ann and
Jane Donald, daughters of Mrs. Graeme
Donald and the late Mr.. Donald. will
be flower girls.
Thomas Barbour will serve as his
brothers. best man. and the ushers
will be Robert and Warren Barbour.
Prescott Gardner, James Syminpton.
Daniel F. Kellogg jr. and Maynard
Dickinson.
Mrs. Robert Sturgis, Of 1872 East
Thirty eighth Street, has announced
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Rita Sturgis. to Nigel Jones.
Of this city. Miss Sturgis was intro
duced to society several years ago and
is a member of the Junior League. Mr..
Chcmeley-Jones is the eldest son Of
Edward Cholmeley- Jones and q nephew
of the late Richard Watson Glider. He
served as captain in the army in
France. He has two brothers, Richard
and Roynon Cholmeley-Jones who also
were in the service. He lives with his
sister. Mrs. Percy Litchfield, 100 East
Seventeenth Street. The wedding will
take place in the spring.
Miss Elena Marjorie Peck, daughter
Of Mr.. snd Mrs. William Emerson Peck.
Of 165 West Fifty-eighth Street. will
be married to Lawrence Huntoon Earle,
son of Lawrence c. Earle, on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock in Grace Church.
The engagement was announced last
October. Miss Peck served for nearly
year with the American Red Cross in
France. Mr.. Earle was q captain in
the Ordnance Department, U. S. A. He
was IN the service about two years,
serving with the A. E. F. in France and
England.
For the benefit Of the book commit
tee of the Art War Relief, combine
ton auction bridge and the dansant
vas given yesterday in the ballroom of
.'.e Hotel Plaza. The proceeds will be
devoted to the fund that supplies books
to the little children of France and
Belgium, who during the war were cut
of from all such things.
Mrs. Adelaide B. Cushing was chair
man Of the entertainment committee.
. Among the young women who served
:es were Miss Barbara Kissel. Miss
Olive Gawtrey, Miss Betty Chisolm and
Miss Katharine Post.
Among the women assisting Mrs.
Cushing were Mrs. J. Robert Mckee,
Mrs. Addison Adams, Mrs. Herbert
Adams, Mrs. John Wood Blodgett, Mrs.
Nelson Henry. Mrs. John White Alex
snder, Mrs. Benjamin Morton, Mrs.
Philip A. S. Franklin, Mrs. Lewis
Brown Gawtrey, Mrs. Lindley M. Gar
rison, Mrs. Frederick Eldridge. Mrs. e.
a. L. Gould, Mrs. James Gray and Mrs.
William G. Ham.
Miss Henrietta 8. Ward, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Alexander Ward,
= Of S1e Garfield Place, Brooklyn, will be
married to Roland B. Peacock, of All
Park Avenue. Manhattan this alter
noon in Holy Trinity Church, Montague
Street, Brooklyn. The ceremony will
be followed by reception at the home
Of the brides parents.
Mrs. Henry H. Rogers, OF 27o Park
Avenue. will give a reception with
music this afternoon at her home.
y Mrs. Myron G. Taylor will give din
snsr this evening at her home, 16 East
Seventieth Street.
The Junior Assembly dances will bs
resumed next winter, the dates Sc
Iected being December 8, January and
February 4, at the Ritx-Carlton.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones has returned
from Bellealr and is at the Hotel Plaza
Tor few weeks.
s. Montgomery Roosevelt, Of ~ West
seventy-seventh Street, left yesterday
Tor Palm Beach. He will spend the
season at the Everglades Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierpont M. Hamilton,
,,oon and daughter-in-law Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Person Hamilton, will
sail for Europe February II to spend
year abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French, Of
mis- city and Tuxedo, arc at the Hotel
ambassador, Santa Barbara, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 4. sturges will
give dinner February 19 at their
nome, II East Fifty-frst Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Thorn Kissel are
receiving congratulations on the birth
81 son Saturday at their homo, 40B
rark Avenue. This is their second
synlld, the first being daughter. Mrs.
hlssel was Miss Frances BALLET.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Perkins left
me city yesterday for Stuart, Fla,
~sere they will be for the remainder
'of the winter.
Brady Sword Left to Son;