The New York herald., 1920-01-25

also includes Mrs. John Wanamakcr. Jr.
Mrs Rawson Lyman Wood. Mrs, Anthony
j. Drexel Biddle. ,Jr.: Mrs. Dave II. Cod
dington and Mrs Craig Biddle.
Tickets maybe obtained from Mrs. Ed
ward H. Breituns, of No. Is East Seventy
sixth street.
OF Weddings and Engsgements.
OF this winters engagements none has
inspired more spontaneous congratulations
or stimulated more interested comment
than that Of Miss Helen NJ. Keeney, of San
francisco. TO DR.. George Boiling Lee. 1t
was not that the large circle Of DR.. Lees s
friends In New York southampton aud
Newport had come to regard him as a con-
firIned bachelor. In this engagement
there is a strong element of personal popu-
larity. Miss keeney is daughter OF Mrs.
James Ward Keeney. who with her daugh-
,ter las passed parts of several winters
here. living in tie Plaza Hotel. where the
engagement was made known on last
Wednesday. They had n few friends at
dinner that night. aud on Thursday night
Mrs. Eeeney gave dinner for her daugh-
ter and DR.. Lee and took her party TO the
Globe Theatre TO see apple Blossoms.
Miss Keeney is sister of Mrs Talbot =.
Walker. OF Menlo Park. Cal. DR.. Lee is
son Of the late General Fitzhugn Lee and
granddaughter Of General Robert L. Lee
lie mas pIactlseu MS WoicSSioh III
York since his graduation from Columbia
in 1896. He is one of the Virginians and
also is a member Of the Union Club.
Other stimulants to social interest were
the marriage Of Mrs. Maud Kennedy VIM
ston. daughter of Mrs III. Van Rensselaer,
Kennedy. TO Mr. Malcolm Stevenson -
Three Oaks, Mrs. Kennedy's home in
Hampstead, l.. L., a week ago yesterday
and OF Miss Ellen Graeme Harrison to Mr.
I pfrtx all IN, n
day. Mr.. Aspinwalls bride is an Amerl-
can by birth but has lived abroad most OF
her life. Mrs. Louise G. Crosby, an aunt
of Mrs. Aspinwall. informed his friends
here OF the wedding. The first wife or
Mr.. Aspnwall was Miss Bessie II. Moul-
ton. daughter of Mrs Arthur ]. Moulton
and one of numerous descendants Of Nose.
Taylor,
Other Important Enesgements.
or special interest among the latest en-
ga gements are those of Miss Eva Cochran
Stewart daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Percy
Hamilton Stewart. TO Mr.. Harvey Wallace
Shaffer and Of Miss Elizabet Winthrop
Emmett. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. c. Tenn
pie Emmct. to Mr.. Edwin n. Morgan Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Morgan.
Miss Stewart is one Of the small circle
Of debutantes whose engagements have
followed closely upon their debuts. She
has Joined the Junior League and Is
niece Of Mr. Thomas Ewing. Of Washing
ton and Of Messrs. Alexander Smith
Cochran and Clifford a. Cochran. Mr..
Shaffer. who is son Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs Wallace Shaffer, is nephew Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Phipps and cousin OF
Mrs. Bradley Martin and Of Mr.. Henry
Carnegie Phipps. Miss Emmett is a mem
ber Of the large Astor connection. her de-
scent from John Jacob Astor founder OF
the family fortune being through the
Chanler branch. Her sisters. the Misses
Margaret and Hester Emmct. Joined the
dcbutante set this winter. Mr. Morgan
was graduated from Harvard in 1913 and in
the war served in the cavalry with tho
Regular Army. with the rank of captain.
Mr.. w. Saclctt DUEL and his bride. who
was Mrs. Livingston Carroll. will live In
Meadow Brook, Pa. where he has beau
tiful country place. upon the completion or
their wedding trip They We're married
last Wednesday in tho apartment OF her
mother. Mrs. Clermont Livingston Best. In
the Lorraine Nr. Whitney Warren was
TO have given dwsy tho bride, who Is his
cousin. but was prevented by tho illness
Of Mrs. Warren, so Mrs. Best took his
place
i'oc3usc of the popularity of the scrlcs ~
three Ounces and guppera iu the Vanderbilt