New-York tribune., 1920-02-15

There was general dancing through
out the evening, and supper was served
at midnight
Mrs. William Morton Grinnell, OF
Washington and Southampton, Long
Island, announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Lee Grin.
nell to Lieutenant Commander Henry
| Livermore Abbott, U. s. N, son Of the
late Grafton st. Leo Abbott and Mrs
Abbott, of Boston. Miss Grinnell is
we'll known in New York. where she
has many relatives and friends in So
ciety. She and her mother live with
her grandparents, General and Mrs
Oswald II. Ernst, 1921 Connecticut
Avenue, Washington General Ernst
was graduated from West Point in
1864. served in the Civil and Spanish
American wars, being in command of
the troops at Coamo August 8, 1898
In 1898 he was appointed superintend-
ent of the Military Academy at West
Point, with the rank of colonel.
Lieutenant Commander Abbott is q
| graduate OF the Naval Academy at An
napolis. class of '13 He is q member
! of the Tennis and Racquet and other
/ clubs. No date has been set for the
/ wedding.
At dinner given by Mrs. Carleton
n. Palmer at her home. 206 Clinton
Avenue. Brooklyn, last evening, the en-
gagement was announced of Miss Ethel
Josephine Palmer Youngest daughter
of the late Mrs. Lowell NJ. Palmer. to
and Mrs. Asa B. Morgan, of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Morgan is a graduate of Princeton,
class of 13. and Of the Columbia
School of Architecture. He served
overseas as a captain with the S0th
Division. and was later commandant of
the A. S. D. at the University CT Mont
pelier. He is now assistant professor
Of architecture at Princeton.
Mrs. Marion Kendall Curtiss, OF
Providence, r. l., was married at noon
yesterday to Charles H. Lester, at the
home Of the latter's sister. Mrs. Pat
rick A. Valentine, East Sixty-ninth
Street. Only relatives and few init
mate friends we're present at the cere-
mony, which was performed by the Rev.
DR.. James Palmer. of the Fifth Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church, and recep-
| tion and breakfast followed. The bride
was given away by her brother. Hiram
Kendall. There were no attendants. A.
P. D. De Coster played the organ which
is built in the house. Mrs. Lester is
daughter of the late Hiram Kendall
and the widow of Sidney Curtiss Mr.
and Mrs. Lester will spend their honey
moon in Florida.
In the Church of ST. Francis Xavier.
in West Sixteenth Street, last evening.
Miss Marion Garrison Haenlein, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Francis Haen-
lein, of 555 Edgecombe Avenue. be
co la hriJ of II, O,, II
Miss Margaret Macklin, cousin Of the
bride, was maid of honor and the only
attendant. William Dodge Horne, jr..
was best man and the ushers were
Charles c: Quigley, Henry Chamber
lain, Frank Adams, Charles H. Herr,
Vincent Kennedy and Hugh Quigley
The bridegroom is the son of DR..
and Mrs. William Dodge Horne, of 175
Park Avenue, Yonkers. He is q Prince
ton man. class IL and was lieuten-
ant in the 319th Infantry, which saw
service in France. He was woundec
in action and sent home in December,
1918. The bride drove an ambulance
during the war and the young couple
were brought together in the country's
service. After the. wedding there was
reception in the Hotel Gotham, at
tended by several hundred relatives
and friends of the families.
The Cercle des Annales held a recep-
tion and the dansant yesterday after
noon at the Hotel Plaza. Miss Dagmar
Perkins was the chairman in charge
of the affair and associated with her
were Mrs. f. E. Mccullough, Mrs. r.
A. Herendeen, Mrs. George f. Hill,
Mrs. ". T. Morgan, Mrs. William Blair
Perkins, Mrs. Eugene Coleman Savage,
Mrs. Charles E. Scribner and Petros
P. Tatanis. The proceeds will be used
of the Cercle des Annales which is a
branch of the University des Annales
in Paris.
A dance is to be given for the benefit
of the Children's Canteen and Clinic
of the Warren Goddard House, Friday
evening, February 81, at the Cosmo-
poltan Club, 1873 East Fortieth Street.
There will be bridge tables, and the
tickets at SIS each include this privilege
and supper. The tickets may be had
from the treasurer. Mrs. James Lenox
Banks jry 116 East Sixty third Street.
chairman of the dance committee. and
associated with her are Mrs. Henry
Morgan Yost, treasurer, and the Misses
Anna Alexander Deborah Bigelow,
Symphorosa Brisred, Grace Bristed.
Beatrice Byrne, Caramai Carroll, Ro-
sale Coe, Mary Cushman, Margaret
Geer, Emily Gilbert, Helen Goodwin,
Alice Goddard, Dorothy Hamilton,
Cordella Hepburn, Gertrude Hoyt.
Sylvia Holt, Margaret Hutchins.
Barbara Kissel, Anne Moore, Christina
Nichols, Edith Pine, Frances Riker,
Audrey Riker, Elizabeth Russell, Mar
garet L. Strong, Clover Todd and Lisa
| Todd
The patroneeses include Mrs. Hamil-
ton Fish Armstrong, Mrs. Philip {.
Bartlett, Mrs. Charles Campbell, Mrs.
Ira Davenport Mrs. Courtlandt z.
Dixon, Mrs. De Coursey Fales, Mrs.
Cass Gilbert. Mrs F. Norton Goddard,
Mrs E. Morgan Grinnell, Mrs. Harold
G. Henderson, Mrs. Gerard P. Herrick.
Mrs. Gavin Hadden, Mrs. ODonnell
Iselin, Mrs, Rowland B. Jones, Mrs.
Gustavus T. Kirby, Mrs. George r.
Leslie jr., Mrs. Abbot A Low. Mrs
Pierre Mali, Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur
Morris, Mrs. Louis de Bebian Moore,
Mrs. John Bassett Moore. Mrs. John
W. p Nichols, Mrs. Moses Taylor
Pyne jr., Mrs. Herbert c. Pell jr. and
Mrs. Hobart II. Porter.
The Warren Goddard House runs
this canteen in the interests of the