New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Miss McCOOk
Is Married to
Jackson Boyd
DR.. Maitland Alexander,
Brides Uncle, Performs
Ceremony, Assisted , by
Rev. DIR. John III. kelman
Haight Wedding To-day
Parents Give Dinner for
Daughter, Her Fiance and
Members of Briday Party


daughter OF Mrs. John j. McCook, was
married AT O'clock yesterday after
noon q. the home of her uncle, Charles
b Alexander. West Fifty eighth
Street. to jackson Boyd, of Harrisburg,
Pa. Only relatives and few intimate
friends were present at the ceremony,
which was performed by the brides
unclc. the Rev DR.. Maitland Alexander,
and the Rev DR.. John II. kelman. The
bride was attended by two flower girls,
her niece. Janet Whitman. and her
cousin, Madeleine Alexander. daughter
% Dr. Alexander. James Boyd served
as his brothers. best man and the ush-
ers were John Colt and Thomas Gra-
ham, brothers law of the bridegroom;
James Bruce, Ehrick b. Kilner and
William Paxton Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherman Haight
gave a dinner last night at their home,
22 East Sixty-ninth Street. for their
daughter. Miss Alice Augusta Haight,
and Basil B. Elmer, who are to be mar
ried today in st. James's Church,
Madison Avenue and Seventy-frst
Street. The guests included the bridal
party.
Miss Helen Keeney. daughter of Mrs.
James Ward Keeney, will be married to
DR.. Georre Boiling Lee, Of this city, to-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs T.
Sutfern Taller, ii East SiXty-tirst
Street. Mrs Talbot Walker will be
her sisters matron of honor and little
Betty Taller the flower girl. Robert
f. Lee will serve as his brothers best
man.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Dow
ling, daughter of Justice and Mrs Vic
tor J. Bowling. to Daniel Dalv will
take place this morning in ST. Pat
rick's Cathedral The ceremony will
be performed at Ii o'clock by Arch
bishop Hayes. The Very Rev. John j.
Dunn, chancellor of the archdiocese,
account of the recent death Of the
brdegrooms father, the reception af-
terward at the Waldorf Astoria will be
a small one.
Another marriage to-day will be that
of Miss Madeleine Jackson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur P. Jackson, of
$50 Riverside Drive, to James L.
Quackenbush, at the Hotel Gotham.
"a Children's Hour of Song and
Story" by Nancy Van Kirk, will be
given at the Lenox Little Theater,
4 o'clock. The patronesses include
Mrs. S. Hinman Bird. Mrs. Clarence G.
Campbell. Mrs. William B. Dinsmore
Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Mrs. George c.
Kobbe, Miss Elsa Maxwell, Mrs. Fred
crick H. Osborn. Mrs. Herbert Ship
man and Mrs. Richard Trimble.
Mrs. Walter Lester Carr, Of 68 West
Fifty first Street, will give a small din
rer dance on Saturday evening for
Miss Diana Elmendorf Richards and
her fiance, Eugene V. C. Lucas jr., who
are to be married May 90. The guests
will be the wedding attendants and q
few friends of the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton Carhartt have
returned to the city from Palm Beach
and are at their home, 927 Fifth Ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. King have re
turned from Palm Beach, and are a.
the Ritz Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wainwright Ripley, OF
Newark, N. j., have announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Ripley, to Thomas Morrison jr.
Of Pittsburgh, son of MIR. and Mrs
Thomas Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Abercrombis
Lovett are receiving congratulations or
the birth of daughter a few days age
at their home in Cambridge. Mass. The
infant is the first grandchld of Rober
S. Lovett, head of the Union Pacific
and Mrs Lovett She will be named
Evelyn for her mother, who is daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, O