The New York herald., 1921-01-09

Archibald r. Watson, George Gordon
Battle. st. George Brooke Tucker, Walter
Dabney Blair. Edwin A. Stevens, Jr.,
Powhatan Boiling. Winthrop Cowdin, j.
Herbert Claiborne, Walter l.. McCorkle.
Hamilton Rogers. Walton II. Marshall.
George Boiling Lee, W. Milloughby
Sharp, Bayard stevens. John Randolph
Page, Stuart G.. Gibboney, William IL. G..
Gaillard. Charles Dana Gibson, j. Mark
ham Marshall. Edwin w. Lancaster, Ell
lott Daingerfield. Theodore II. Price.
James Rely Gordon. George L. Upshur,
Henry II. McCorkle and Norborne L.
Gatling.
An address of welcome to Mrs. Sulli-
van will be pronounced by Dr. J. Her
bert Claiborne. who is governor of the
New York Society of the Virginians. At
the supper to be served in tho course of
the night there will be on the menu
many dishes that are famous in the
mother State of the Virginians.
Invitations for a series of subscrip-
ton dances known as the Mid-Year
Dances have been sent out by Miss
Doane, and the acceptances are numer-
Gus, promising for the dances, now in the
third year. continued success The Mid
Years are for the older girls and some
OF the young married persons who are
not included in the Junior Assemblies.
The first dance will be held on the night
Of February l9 in the main ballroom of
the Ritz-Carlton. and the other in the
same room on April ., which will be
Saturday of Easter week
The committee for these dances COM
prises Mines. 3. ogden Chisolm, Jona-
than Bulkley. Wilfred j. Worcester
George c. Fraser, Ellwood Hendrlck. Ru-
oil ID
Burnham MOffat, Philip Golden Bartlett.
Frederic W. Lincoln and William A.
Read.
OF the remaining subscription dances
there will be the final junior Assembly
on February 4. the dances in Easter
week of the Metropolitan, on March 2S,
and the final Colony dance on April 1.
A wedding OF last Monday which to
most of their friends was matter OF
surprise was that of Miss Virginia Nc
kee, "A daughter of Mrs. l.. Sutton Nc
kee, TO Count A. de Mailly -Chalon of
Paris. and IL was celebrated in the sim
plest manner possible In the Greenwich
Presbyterian Church in West Thirteenth
street. The bridegroom comes of a most
distinguished French family. whose
country seat Is the Chateau de Fon-
taine. in the district OF the Disc. His
father is Count Humbert de Chalon.
lie Is an only son and through his
mother is a great-grandson of the great
Duke OF Wellington, his mother being
a sister OF the present Duke.
This marriage was n romance OF the
world war. Miss Mckee. who has much
talent. was teaching sculpture to blind
soldiers in Paris, where she met her
future husband. who then was in the
French Aviation Corps and an ace. lie
distinguished himself In many ways. re-
ceiving orders from many countries.
Since the close OF the war he has beer
In business here and in Texas. and "a
his firm desired him to 20 abroad in
their interests the wedding was some
what hurried. There were present 70
witness the ceremony relatives and
few intimate friends. some OF whom
had known the career Of the Count in
France. In compliance to French usages
and before the religious ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev. James
Hoadley. pastor emeritus OF the church.
there was q civil marriage ceremony
performed by Judge Richard Lydon OF
the Supreme Court.
The artists at Mr.. Bagby's musical
morning tomorrow. TO be held in the
grand ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria.
will be Miss Mabel Garrison Of tho Met
ropolltau opera. Mr.. Josef Schwarz,
Russian barytone and Mr.. jacques Thi-
baud. violin.
The pastor OF the Roman Catholic
Church OF the Good Shepherd, at Broad
way near 2O7th street, and a committee
OF members Of tho guild OF the church
have completed arrangements for a
euchre and pinochle which is TO be
given under the auspices OF tho guild
at Good Shepherd Hall on Friday eve
ming. The entire proceeds OF tho event
will be donated TO the school fund-