New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
Marriage of Miss Motley
and Matthew C.. jenkins
Will Take Place Feb. 2l

twenty special Medailes de Recon
Nuisance in recognition of her work.
Miss Hewitt is member of the
Junior League and the Colony Club.
Her sister, Miss Candace Hewitt. has
been engaged in relief work in Turkey
for the Near East Committee for a
year. She is stationed at Konia, Ana
iolia. where she directs an orphanage
ior American children and supervises
immediate relief to refugees. Her
brother. Ahram S. Hewitt, will sail
jor Europe to-day to join her sister
IN Turkey and 10 return with her TO
America.
Mr. Belknap is son of the late
William Richardson Belknap and a
brotherin-law of DR.. Forbes Hawkes.,
Of New lork His grandfather was the
late Professor Silliman. of Yale, who
wss & distinguished scientist and some
times called the father of American
geology Mr.. Belknap is a great-grand-
s,n Of the famous Governor John
TurHbuil, of Connecticut, whom Wash
ington dubbed Brother Jonathan" His
Colonial line goes back directly to
John Alden and Miss Hewitt's to the
fourth white child born in Duchess
County.
MIR. Belknap was graduated from
Yale in 1908 He did postgraduate
work at Yale and the University of
Chicago took hls NJ. a. at Harvard in
1919 and now is professor of eco
monies IN Louisville University. Dur
ing the war he volunteered for over
seas duty in the Red Cross and had
charge Of the work at various times
at Ramsay and Plymouth. He is
trustee of Berea College and member
u the Harvard Club, of Boston; the
lale Club, of New York. and the Pen
dennis Club, of Louisville No date
las been set for the wedding.
Mss Kathryn Thornton Motley,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Il,
Motley, OF 375 Park Avenue. will be
married to Matthew Comstock Jen-
ms saturday afternoon, February 81,
n the chantry of St. Thomas's Church.
The ceremony viii be followed by a
orlde WI be attended by her half
...ster, Miss Marion L. Haley; Miss
kathryn and Miss Angela Roberts, of
Utica; Miss Dorothy Bolton, of Troy;
Miss Margaret Starr, Miss Virginia
Sterry and Miss Emma Peabody, all
'hree Of New York.
stanley Malcolm Dunn, of Woon-
socket. K. l., Will serve as best man.
and the usbers wil be Arthur Kendall
~tearns. Of Chicago; Hugh Merriman
2uieley Of Bellefonte; Andre Wright
Pearson, of Greenwich and Charles C.
Ransom. Terrell Van Ingen and Thorn
,on Lo,nrop Motley, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Motley will give a din
ner 1or the bridal party February 10
and a luncheon FOR the bridesmaids on
the following day at the Plaza
The engagement was announced in
October
Several entertainments will be given
n,n lGT MISS blossom Gray and Cameron
Day Macpherson, who are to be mar
red February ID in St. Thomas's
Church. Miss Gray's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oln ID. Gray, will give theater
party and supper February 10 for the
bridal party; Miss Catherine Noyes.
oag.,i.. gag oi '5e attendants, will give the
teite OnaQpeI, another of the brides
maids vii give luncheon at the Ritz
ton followed by a theatcr party,
ebrusry IT,
The annual Charity Ball for the bene-
Of the Nursery and Child's HOSPITAL
take place this evening at the
Naidorf- Astoria and promises to be
ne oi the most brilliant affairs ever
wen Tor this worthy cause. The
srano march, the most picturesque
par. parr OF 'he entertainment. will begin
nnder the direction of Lawrence S.
hu'ler, chairman OF the floor commit
zee ana representative of the army and
ha'. state and city officials. promi
heht members of society and directors
2' the hospital will take part in it.
governor Smith and Mrs. Charles B. /
|,eNander, The president, will lead. and
@F.I Ii[vt-
nllstee escorted by officers of the army
and nav. ''
Many dinners will be given previous
20 the bail. the largest one bv Mrs
unar-es g. Alexander at her house, 4 |
W est Fiftyeighth Street. for Governor
and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Frank s. Witherbee, treasurer
of the committee. will entertain for her
son,in. law and daughter. and Mrs. Gif- |
the dinner hostesses.
MS. Lindley H. Chaplin Will give a
sea tins afternoon at the Colony Club, /
'of Mrs. Henry Tremenheere
Mrs. William Goadby Loew left the
city Tor Jekyl Island, Ca, where abe |
Will ioln her father, George F. Baker.
Later she will go to Aiken, with Mr..
Loe1g.
Mrs. Ralph Sanger and Mrs. Cecil
higgins will leave town on Friday for
Palm Beach.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt jr. will
70 30 Palm Beach at the end Of next
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Lay have ar
rived in the city from Washington and /
are at the Hotel st. Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs William Henry Osborn
nave gone to Southern Pines, 8. c., to
spend a few weeks.
Mrs. William Lanman Bull and Miss +
Helen Bull have gone to California
to pass the remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Scott have .
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