New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07
Miss Lockwood
Welded To-day
ToLeRoy King
Ceremony TO Take Place at
Noon i'm St. Georges, DIR.
IRELAND and Bishop p. MI.
RhineIander Officiating
Elizabeth Mann Engaged
TO Be Bride of Ell. K. Knapp
Jr.; May Dance AidsNeigh-
borhood Music School

Miss Mary Isabel Lockwood, daugh-
,sr Of Mrs. NJ. I. Lockwood, will be
varied to lie Roy King, son of Mrs.
i Roy King, of 20 East Eighty-fourth
street and Newport, at noon to-day in
& Georges Church, Stuyvesant Square.
The ceremony will be performed by the
-setor. the Rev. DIR. Karl Roland, as
s;sted by Bishop Philip M. Rhinelander,
~ uncle Of the bridegroom. A recep-
S;an and wedding breakfast will follow
n IS East Seventy-ffth Street, the
home of the brides mother.
Miss Florence B. Lockwood will be
~ sisters maid of honor, and the
ather attendants will be a cousin. Mrs.
william H. Osborn: Mrs. Francis Hig-
e;nscn Cabot ir, formerly Miss Currie
Mathews, a bride of last month; Miss
hazel Kennedy, Miss Ethel King, Miss
Helen Cameron, Miss Margaret A.
Tucker and Miss Dorothy Duncan.
Frederic Rhinelander King will serve
AZ his brothers. best man, and the
ushers will be Christopher G, La Fargo,
George Bonner Cabot, Henry Wharton
r.. John Nicholas Brown, Aymar JOHN
ION. Robert Sedgwick jr., Henry Il.
Sedgwick and John Campbell White.
Mrs. Frances Norton Mann. of Troy.
n Y, has announced the engagement
Of her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mar
shall Mann, TO Harry Kearsarge Knapp
ir. of this city, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kearsarge Knapp. Miss Mann is
sister of Mrs. Evelyn Gu Pont Irving,
cf 1856 East Seventy ninth Street. Mr..
Knapp first married Miss Phoebe V. S.
Thegne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Thorne. Last October she married
John Tucker, son of Russell Z. Tucker.
M. Knapp is brother of Mrs. Charles
4. Post He is a member of the Union
snd other clubs.
A May dance was held last night at
tie Cosmopolitan Club, 135 East For
neth Street, for the benefit of the
Neighboraood Music School. Many
diners were given before the dance,
The hostesses including Mrs. Henry E.
Goe, Mrs. Cass Gilbert, Mrs. Henry
Alsop Riley, Mrs. George Bodman, Mrs.
Francis J. Danforth, Miss Beatrice and
Mss Margaret Starr, Mrs. Theodore
Jessup and Mrs. William B. Olmstead.
The committee in charge of the
dance included Mrs. j. T. Johnston Mali
Hrs, j. Norrish Thorne, Mrs. Critten-
den Adams, Mrs. Harold Landon, Mrs.
Charles III. Post, Mrs. Henry NJ. Post.
Hiss Katherine Bulkley, Miss Priscilla
Lockwood, Miss Adelaide Landon, Miss
Gertrude Mali, Miss Ruth Manierre,
Hiss Mary 0pdycke, Miss Eleanor Par
ger, Miss Caroline Wyeth and Eleanor
Parker
Mrs. George A. HUM jr, Of S75 Park
agenne, will sail for Europe to-day on
board the Laplapd to pass the summer
u Europe. She will be Joined later
by Mr.. HUM and their two sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Tower. who
passed the winter in California, are
on their way East and are due to ar
.re in New York in the next few DAYS,
drs. Tower was Miss Flora Whitney,
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne
whitney, and their marriage took place
year ago last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brokaw and
Parker Sloane were among those who
gave luncheons yesterday at the new
ambassador Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wanamaker jr.
nave arrived in the city from PhiladeI-
phia and are at the Ritz-Carlton over
the weekend.
Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie has
arrived from Pittsburgh and is at the
Hotel Plaza
Miss Augusta de Peyster, vho has
0een living for some time at the Ho-