New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30
Lee -keeney
Nuptials Set
For April q
Miss Dorothy Peabody and
Frederick T. Dawson Will
BE Married on April
Is; Other Engagements
Sale to Aid Navy Fund
Vomen Will Conduct Rum
mage, Helping to Endow
Club for Enlisted Men

mage. I1CAPAIiS 10 EHUOW
Club for Enlisted Men
Wis, Helen Keeney. daughter Of Mrs.
,.me. Ward Keeney. of San Francisco,
n, be married to DR.. George Boiling
-. Of this city, on April Fl at the
,.me Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller,
= East Sixty-frst Street. Mrs. Talbot
T.lter will be her sisters matron of
s.ror and Betty Taller the flower girl
p usls f. Lee will be his brothers best
asu The ceremony will be followed by
,a', -eeeption. Miss Keeney and her
..sher have been in the city since
iii making their headquarters at the
Hetel Plaza.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy Pea
..iy Youngest daughter of the Rev
rvnsieott Peabody and Mrs. Peabody, of
s,o.on. Mass, to Frederick Trubee
nsv;so.,. son of MIR. and Mrs. Henry P
DAWSON, will take place on April 16.
Commodore and Mrs. John T. New
nm OF Pinehurst, N. c., announce the
sngscement Of their niece, Miss Con-
.,snee Seabury Newton, daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine M.
Nsxton and granddaughter of the late
General John Newton. U. S, A., to E..
Trsnklin Lowe. of Plainield, N. ]. Mr..
1--we is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E..
Lowe. He is a Cornell graduate. class
II 1918, and served in the United States
Naval Air Services. Mr.. Lowe is sailing
,o-dav for Athens. Greece.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Reynolds, Of
Clan Ridge, n. j., announce the en-
saeement of their niece, Miss Mar
ssret Coventry Sanford, TO Lieutenant
Maurice Sexton Stevenson. Miss San
lard is the eldest daughter of the late
NJ. and Mrs. William Moore Sanford.
Far the last year she has been engaged
IN reconstruction work at the Walter
peed Hospital, Washington. Lieutenant
Stevenson. whose home is in Kansas,
yns seriously wounded while serving
Nth the A. f. F. in France, and was
swsrded the D. S. O.
Miss Betty B. Pierson. daughter Of
Nr and Mrs. J. Fred Person jr., Of
New York. Newport and Palm Beach,
whose engagement to Schuyler L. Par
sons. of this city, son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. ScF~~ler L. Parsons, has been
announced. j. the eldest o. three sis
,srs. The others are the Misses Su-
anne and Emily r. Pierson. She is q
Granddaughter OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred
Person. Mr.. Parsons is a brother of
Mrs. Richard Wharton aud Mrs. Evelyn
K. Hollingsworth. He is a graduate OF
Harvard. class OF 1914, and was with
The American Red Cross in France dur
ing the war. He is a member Of the
Union. Knickerbocker and other clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Milbank, OF
70 East Thirty-ninth Street, are receiv
ing congratulations on the birth of a
son March "a. Mrs. Milbank was Miss
katharine Schulze. MI and Mrs. Mil
bank were married at Port Chester in
June last year. -f--~
Mrs. J. Fred Pierson is at Atlantic
City for short stay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Pierson jr. will return from Palm.
Beach about the middle of next month.
Nj. Pierson ST. is in town.
Dr.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
white, who returned from Palm Beach
4 few days ago, have gone to Atlantic
City To remain over Easter. They will
go te their country place, Martin Hall:
Great Neck l.. l., early next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Schmidlapp, VIII o
spent their honeymoon at Hot Springs,
Va, have returned to the city. They
we're married early in the month in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Coster are being
congratulated on the birth Of son q
few days ago Mrs. Coster was Miss
josephine Chamberlain.
Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradley have re-
turned to the city from Washington and
Palm Beach, and are at their house, 998
Fifth Avenue
A rummage sale will be held to-day.
.s-morrow and Thursday at College
asll. 12S East Fifty eighth Street, to
as!p swell the 100000 fund now being
issed to endow the new Navy Club for
enlisted men at Is East ForE first
Street.