The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Photo BY Anne Dupont

Mrs. Charles Kintzing Post, cousin,
and her other bridal attendants will be
Miss Kate de Forest Griffin, a sister /;
Miss Sarah II. Powell. cousin: Miss
Emily O'Neill Davies and Miss Mary
Danforth Strange.
MIR. julien r. Davies Will be the best
man and Mr.. Cotton has selected for
his ushers Messrs Livingston Parsons,
Townsend Martin. Stanhope Nixon. Ger
ID Onatavia, George G.. Haven. Jr..
Stephen Mason, George Henry Warren.
r., r.. Pennington Pearson and r. Ry-
land Sizer. Jr. There will be small re-
ception after the marriage ceremony at
1870 East Seventeen street. the hcme of
the brides aunt. Mrs. Wilson NJ. Pow
ell.
Mrs William r Is. Taylor. who is ar
ranging the holiday dances, has an
nounced that the first OF these for the
juniors will be held at the Plaza on
the night of December 20 and that for
the seniors on December 30. The pa
tronesses of the dances are Mines. Dom
Barber. J. Prentice Kellogg. Henry G.
Beadles;on. A. Henry Mosle. Howard G.
Brokaw, Edward l.. Smith, Il. Ogden
Chisolm. Edward c. Parish. Lewis Il.
Gawtrey. J. Rich Steers. F. Norton God
II
Iselin. These dances are for the young
people yet at boarding and preparatory
schools.
Bagby musical mornings. which have
been feature of the fashionable season
for years. will be resumed this season
and the first series will begin on Mon
day, December 6, and will continue on
the folio wing Mondays in that month.
The second of the series will begin on
January 8. The mornings. as in years
past, will be held in the grand ballroom
OF the Waldorf-Astoria.
In st. Bartholomew Church. Brook
Ign, on October IL, Miss Pauline Havi-
land. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Il. Haviland. will become the
bride of Mr.. John II. Mecray. The
ceremony will be performed by the rec
tor. the Rev. DIR. Frank NJ, Towney.
Miss Gladys Towney will be Miss Havi-
lands maid OF honor. and there will be
four bridesmaids, Misses Dorothy Lati-
mer Irene Sievwrlght, Gladys Niedner
and Beatrice Scarborough. Mr.. James
f. Prescott will be the best man. The
ushers will be Messrs r. Ellis Nugent.
Charles Prescott. Frank NJ. Sweeney.
Ian G.. Scott. Clarence J. Brown and
Augustus Hines.
In the Church OF the Divine Paternity
on Tuesday evening. Miss Dorothy FL
mendorf Teel, daughter of Mrs. Cora
Depew Teel OF 500 West Hath street.
will become the bride of Or. James Ris-
ley Rouling OF Davenport. Iowa. Miss
Teel will be attended by Mrs. Frank G.
Hedley. Misses Evelyn Peck. Elvera
Schweers. Beatrice Cochran and Evelyn
Rose. DR.. Harold Reuling will be the
best man. Serving an ushers will be
Lieut.. f. ID. Derah. DIT. J. NJ. McCor-
mick. Messrs. L. a. Franklin and Frank
G. Hedley.
The wedding of.Miss r. Violet Shields.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Shields of Montclair. ". j., TO Mr. George
Edward Pitcher of Poughkeepsie, VIII
take place on November .. Their en-
gagement was announced last week by
her parents. Mr.. Pitcher served as a
lieutenant In the Eighty-fourth Division.
Field Artillery. during the war.
Mrs. william Clinton Bates OF Cam
bridge. Mass, announces the engage
ment OF her daughter, Miss Helen Lang
don Bates. to Mr. Franklin Lockwood
Moe. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller
Moe Of Flushing. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael j. Mulqueen OF
this city and Rye. ". Y, last week an
the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Madeline Mulqueen. 10 Mr..
Paul Gerard Daily. Miss Mulqucen was
n debutantc last year and was grad
uatcd from the Brearley School. She is
n granddaughter OF the late Mayor
Thomas +. Gilroy. During the war she
was Interested In many welfare activi-
ties. Mr.. Daily Is a son OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel DAILY and served
IN France as n Major In the Eighteenth
~ '-' S-1taa I,fantry. He was dec
GRATED with the n. 8. c., the Legion OF
-lJ.'o.. the Crolx do Guerre. with palm
and star, and the Italian War Cross.