New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
Miss ssMariaCooI1
Is Bride of
Howard Dean
Ceremony Is Performed in
the Central PRESBYTERIAN,
Church. Followed by Re-
ception al Riiz-CarI1on
Miss Emma Peabody iii
Attack Of Pneumonia Com
peIs Posiponement of
Marriage 10 c. c. Ransom

Miss Ne-ia Fahvs Cook. daughter O,
Nr ard Mrs. Henry F Cook OF 81 Eas
ssverty-second Street, vas married
Yesterday afternoon in the Central
Presbyterian Church TO Howard Brush
Dean. SCI o. ar and Mrs Herbert II
Dean. Of A2e Park Avenue. The cere-
mony was performed at o'clock by
he Rev. Dir Wilton Merle Smith. and 8
reception followed at the Ritz-Carl.on
Miss Anne 5. Hawes. OF Richmond, Va.
was the ID o. honor. and the other
attendants we're Mss Marcy Walker, of
$. Louis; Mss Virginia Raniet. OF
Rochester: Miss Julia Quaintance. Miss
Bertha Fahys Barclay. Miss Marion
Fahys Hodenpyi Miss Lucy Bulkley,
Miss Constance Fahys and Mrs. David
S. Cowles, al o. New York.
The bride was IN white satin and
Venetian lace. wore tulle veil and
carried lilies-ofthe-valley. The at,
tendants were IN hydrangea blue taffeta
ard tuNe and wore Leghorn hats
trimmed w;th Blue ribbon. They car
REC spring mowers.
john Mal',rn. Il Cincinnati. was the
best man. ana rhe ushers We're Shirley
Snow, O: Rochester,; Harvey Cushing,
bury. Conn. G. Faber Dovnev, Samuel
Lambert. David s Cowles. Francis II.
Cook and Harry Cook, o. New York.
Miss Emma Peabody. daugh-er of
~. and Mrs. Stephen Peabody. has
been stricken with pneumonia, and in
consequence fer marriage to Charles
Cook Ransom, which was 20 have taken
place next Saturday in the Church of
the Heavenly Rest. has been indefinitely
postponed.
Miss Charlotte y. Guve. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles Henry Guye. Of
A West Sixty-ninth Street, was mar
RED a. o'clocN yesterday afternoon n
the chapel Of St. Barthol lornew's Church,
10 La Note Turck Cohu, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Moore Cohu. OF -
tives and few intimate friends were
present at the ceremony. The bride
was graduaf~d from Miss Spence 5
school ii 19-. Ind made her debut thai
fall. She was an active war worker
and prominent in Junior League work.
Ar. Coh1 was graduated from Prince
ION IN 1917 and was an ensign IN the
navy during the war.
Miss Eleanor Dougherty, vounrer
daughter OF Mrs. J. I4ampden Dough
erty, was married at 10 O'Clock yesrer-
day morning in the chapel OF ST. Pat
rick's Cathedral 70 Major Francois
Trives, OF Paris. The bride was al
tended only by Miss Elizabeth Wright,
daughter of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs
Mere 5. Wright. The best man was
Robert Crawford. of New York, and the
ushers were II. Ginhel Leberthon and
Arthur Goodrich. The wedding was
witnessed only by relatives and a few
intimate friends. A small family re-
ception followed at Mrs. Dougherty' S
residence, q West. T orty-ninth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Trives Will be in New
York IN the autumn. but conten ate
spending much OF their time in France
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Melville Bull
Of Brooklyn, announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Adele Bull. 10
Lieutenant Richard C. Adams. Supply
Corps, /. S. 2. Miss Bull is 4 sister o.
Charles VI. Bull, VINO served as a cap
tain with the 3nsth Infantry during the
war. He IS. well known as tennis and
squash player Lieutenant Adams is a
son OF Mrs. Robert W. Adams. of New
AK, and IS al present attached to the
T. S. S. San Francisco.
Miss Marjorie Burr Shepard, daugh-
Ter OF Nr. and Mrs. Louis J. Shepard,
xill be married 20 Philip Maynard
Morgan. son II M and Mrs. Paul B.
Morgan, o. Worcester. Mass, OF April
=, a. the home Of Miss shepard's uncle
and III. Nr. and Mrs. Finley j. Shep-
ard, 573 Fifth Avenue