New-York tribune., 1921-02-10

married Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ohm Max
well Winchester, 1891 Madison Avenue,
to Stuart Grayson Garrett, of Seattle,
son OF the late Edward I. Garrett and
Mrs. Garrett Of that city The engage
ment was announced few days ago.
BUSINESS interests demanded Mr.. Gar
retts early presence in the Southwest,
and this caused the date of the mar
rage to be cet forward The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Henry
Avenue Presbyterian Church. The bride
was given away by her scp-father.
Hugh G, NJ. Kelleher, Of Seattle. who
IS nov living ia New York, served as
Mr.. Garrett's best man.
The bride comes from an old and
prominent Southern family. Her father
was the late Rev. DR.. George ". Pat
terson. for many years pastor of the
Old First Presbyterian Church in
Montgomery, Ala. Her mother before
her marriage was Miss Mamie Rebecca
Vaughn, daughter OF Michael Vaughn,
Of Nashville, Tenn, She is q niece of
Mrs. Gordon P. Paine, of Baltimore
and of Mrs, Henry Dickinson, of Nash
Vile, Tenn. Ter brother is Sterling
Patterson, Of Bsyville. L. l.
Mr.. Garrett is q brother Of Mrs John
Whittemore Eddy and Thomas A. Gar
rett, both Of Seattle. He is a graduate
OF the University of Virginia. class
Of IA, He served during the war in the
navy with the rank of lieutenant, Junior
grade.
The Wedding was followed by small
reception, TO which only relatives and a
few intimate friends were invited
Among those present we're Mrs. Paul
D. Crsvath, Mrs. Charles D. Lathrop,
Mrs. James S. Larkin, Mrs. Gordon
Paine, Of Baltimore, Mrs. Lee Barroll
Mrs. F, E. Hagemeyer, Miss Mary
Evelyn Scott, Miss Mary Schieffelin
Miss Louise Schieffelin, Miss Doroth ca
Hall, James Ashmore Creelman. DR.
Henry Cave and Baxter Jackson.
One of the features of ST. Valen-
tines Day will be the Poppy Ball tc
benefit of the children of the Liberated
Regions Of France, The ballroom OF
the Plaza will represent an old-fash
! ioned French garden and the tables
will be placed in quaint little bowers
! Thousands of poppies will be used in
( the decorations. Well known artist;
/ will sing old French songs and othel
! interesting features will be given, A
number of prominent young women vii
/ sell poppies.
benedt concert to be given By Nine
/ Galh-Curci and Josef Lhevinne for thj
| Greenwich House Music School SUNDAY
/ afternoon at the Metropolitan OpeH:
House are Mrs. Y. K. Vanderbilt, Mrs
/ Willard Straight, Mrs. Thomas ". La
mont. Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mrs. Wal
ter Richards, Mrs. Felix Warburg ant
Mrs Paul Warburg. The young womei
who will have charge of the program
are Miss Gertrude Tower, Miss Eulall
Chisholm, Miss Josephine Cotton, Mis-
Dorothy Moore, Miss Natalie Jourdan
Miss Correlia Armsby and Miss Kath
crime Dalrymple.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Douglas Green will
give dinner tonight at their home
10 East Seventy-hfth Street, for Nh
and Mrs. c. Phelps Dodge, who nov
make their home in Colorado Springs.
A dance will be given at the Hote
Plaza tonight for the benefit Of tn
Kennedy House Settlement. Among tn
women interested are Mrs. Frank
Vanderlip, Mrs. 7. Laurence Saunder'
Mrs. Robert o. Bacon, Mrs. Robert F
Montgomery and Mrs. Frederick Bay
lies.
The second Of series of mornin
musicales for the benefit of the Brook
lvn Music School Settlement will
gwen in the ballroom of the Rote
Plaza this morning. The artists wi
be Margaret Matzenauer and Han
Kinder.
Mrs. Edward La Montague and Mis-