New-York tribune., 1920-02-15

Miss Cowles will have Miss Edna
Hoyt. Miss Betty Merchant. Miss
Marion Carroll, Miss Marie Leary, Miss
Adelaide Beddall, Miss Ada Heinze,
Miss Eleanor Francke. Miss Marie La
Msrche. Miss Dorothy Clapp and Miss
Katherine Gossler for her maids of
honor. Stafford Reid will be the king
Of the carnival and his pages will be
Miss Virginia Sterry and Miss Grace
Crossman. Miss Zillah Thompson. Miss
Marion Tiffany, Miss Isabel Macmillan,
Miss Adelaide Kelly, Miss Madeleine
Reece. Miss Grace Hendrck. Miss
Edyth McCook and Miss Genevieve
Clendenn will sell programs.
The bail will be under the patronage
Of the president of the Southern In
Algernon Sidney Sullivan. and also Mrs.
William Nelson Cromwell. Mrs. John
Bovine Mott, Mrs. Jesse Hoyt. Mrs.
William H. Moore, Mrs John Ames
Mitchell, Mrs. Samuel Probasco, Mrs.
Henry II. Rogers. Mrs. Gilbert Hoyt,
Nys John Henry Hammond. Mrs. Rich
ard T. Auchmuty, Mrs. Cleveland H.
Dodge. Mrs. l.. j. Robertson. Mrs. Louis
Stewart, Mrs. Frederick c. Penheld
MSS hatherlne Ou bols, MISS Anne
Van Ingen and William A. Clark
The entertainment will begin with
court minuet, danced by some of the
seasons debutantes. Several profess
sonal features will be introduced dur
ing the carnival, including scene
rom "Aphrodite" and a number from
'be "Ziegfeld Foliies." The Columbia
University jazz band. composed Of fra
ternity men, also will contribute to the
evenings program.
Tne debutantes will dance on Friday
al the Ritz-Carlton, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel J. Leary, of 976 Fifth Avenue,
VII entertain for their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Leary. They will give sup
per and dance which will be among the
smartest affairs Of the week.
The same evening some of the older
SCI will dance at the Hotel Vanderbilt
where there will be another of the
series of supper dances for home char
tiles under the auspices of The Bach
clors. The committee in charge is COM
posed of Alfonso de Navarro, Maurice
Roche Horace C. Stebbins, Richard
Peters, Hamilton Fish jr., W. Rhine
lander Stewart jr, Whitney Warren jr.,
Schuyler l.. Parsons, W. Wickham Hoff-
man and K. Thornton Wilson. SO pop
ular have the supper dances been this
season that ii has been decided to con-
tinue them every Friday throughout
Lent.
OF weddings, Lents first week will
Of the most interesting takes place on
Tuesday in London, where all the
American colony, as we'll as members
OF the British aristocracy and Of course
representatives Of the diplomatic corps,
will gather. In st. Margaret's Church,
Westminster, which has been the scene
o. SO many of the most brilliant we'd
dlngs of London. the Hon. Alexandra
Mary Cadogan will be married to the
Marquis Of Blandford, elder son of the
Duke and Duchess Of Marlborough. The
marquise is the grandson of William
Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont His mother,
Who was Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt,
was married in ST. Thomas's Church
IN 1895. The marquis's younger brother
ivor Spencer Churchill. probably will
be his brothers best man. Mr.. Van
derbilt has given the hride-to- be a su-
perb pearl necklace. His gift to his
grandson is a residence in London.
Miss Helen A. Carrere will be a
shrove Tuesday bride. Her marriage
to Frederick B. Barbour, son of the
late Colonel William Barbour, will take
Place Tuesday in St. James's Church,
Madison Avenue and Seventy-frst
street. Miss Carrere will have her sis
ters, Mrs. Maynard Dickinson and Miss
ti'zabeth Carrere, for her attendants.
These will also include Mrs. Ruther
lord Lane, Mrs. lie Roy Jones, Miss
Nathalie Wilson, Miss Beatrice Wilson
and Miss Elizabeth Pope. Her cousins,
Miss Ann and Miss Jane Donald, will
Dc her flower girls. Thomas Barbour
will serve as his brothers best man.
Ihe ushers will be Maynard Dickinson,
PANEL F. Kellogg jr., James Symington
Prescott Gardner and Robert and War
fen Barbour. The ceremony will be fol
owed by reception at the Hotel st.
ssegis. Miss Carrere is the daughter OF
Yrs. l.. Sidney Carrere, of 1877 East
seventy third Street.
Miss Kathryn Thornton Motley,
whose marriage to Matthew Comstock
Jenkins takes place on Saturday after
noon in the chantry Of st. Thomas's
Church, will be the guest at several
entertainments before her wedding.
her mother. Mrs. Thornton Niven Mot
ley, Of 875 Park Avenue, will give a
dinner Thursday evening, when the
suests will include the entire bridal
party. The following day she will give
luncheon for the bridesmaids at the
tsasa: The wedding will take place at
o'clock and will be followed by a
reception at the Plaza Miss Motley's
sali-sister, Miss Marion L. Haley, Miss
Insse,thryn and Miss Angela Roberts, of
ot'ca; Miss Emma Peabody, Miss Vir-
slnia Sterry and Miss Margaret Starr.
y this oity, and Miss Dorothy Bolton,
Troy, will be the bridesmaids.
serving as best man will be Stan