The New York herald., 1921-09-25
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" IME win have to be found dur
Ing the early weeks Of the
= season for score or more of
weddings that will warrant the at
tention of society. Many Of the we'd
dings that have already taken place
following summer or late spring en-
gagcments have been. like similar in
cidents In ths early autumn. uncon-
ventional and limited to family circles.
Such a wedding was that of Miss
Grace Hartley Jenkins. daughter Of
Mrs. Helen Hartley Jenkins and grand
daughter OF the late Marcellus Hartley.
merchant and philanthropist, to Mr..
Winter Mead OF Norfolk. Conn.
week ago yesterday in the Centennial
chapel Of St. Georges Church. with
the rector, the Rev. Karl Reiland. as
the officiating clergyman. The BRIDE
groom is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin
G. Mead and was graduated from
Yale in 1919. He Is connected with the
trust department of the Bankers Trust
Company. Mrs. Jenkins and her daugh-
ter have always taken the philan-
thropic view OF the late Marcellus
Hartley. They are particularly m
terested in public health work. In the
extension Of which they have given
large sums OF money.
The forthcoming marriage OF MISS
Alice Isabel Judson to Mr.. Russell hen-
nedy Jones on October In the Cnurcn
of the Heavenly Rest serves to seno
the memories Of many OF the older per-
sons OF New York society back three or
four decades to the time when Miss
Judson's great-grandfather. Cyrus w.
Field. and some other members OF the
family of that generation, including
David Dudley Field. and the late JUS
tice Stephen J. Field OF the United
States Supreme Court. were part OF the
fine old time life OF Granercy Park.
The grand aunt of Miss Judson. Lady
Anthony Musgravc. died last year In her
English home In East Grinsted. Sussex.
Miss Judson's father was Mr.. Cyrus
Field Judson. Following divorce Mrs.
Judson was married to Mr.. Cambridge
Livingston. from whom she also was
divorced. ano a few weeks ago she be-
came the wife of Mr.. Samuel Hyatt
Valance OF this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Valance and Miss Judson have just
come In from the Garden City Hotel
to their homo at 81 East Effty-third
street.
Like many other modern young
women. Miss Judson developed an
avocation that In time became a voca-
ton Her interest was I'm Egyptology,
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until her familiarity with her subject
won her recognition by the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art, where she is an assist
ant in the museums department OF
Egyptoiogy.
Through her mother. who was Miss
Alice Condit Smith, Miss Judson Is
niece Of Major-Gen. Leonard Wood, U.
s. A., Govcrnor-General OF the Philip
pines. and OF Capt. Albert Key. u. s. ".
Mr. Jones Ia son OF DR.. lie Baron
Jones' OF Pleasantvilie. ". z. and is a
member OF a family. that has resided
In Wcstchester county for considerably
more than 100 years. He served In the
French army during the early days Of
the war and then was transferred to
tho American forces. serving In the
Tank Corps.
AholHer engaBement that calls Tor
moro than perfunctory notice is that OF
Miss Elizabeth G. Carrere TO Mr.. william
Warren Barbour. Their marriage, which
IL TO be an incident OF the winter. will
form double bond between their rc-
spective families. Miss Helen A. Car
rere. sister OF Mise Elizabeth. Ia married
60 Mr.. Frederick X. Barbour. brother sf
William Warren. and the brothers are
sons Of Mrs William Barbour OF II West
Fifty-third street They have another
brother. Robert
Miss Carrere II n daughter Of Mrs. T..
Sidney Carrere OF 507 Madison avenue
Her father. who died1several years ago,
was . lawyer and . Vrother OF the iato