The sun., 1903-09-27

Kane, Sylvia Parsons Janet Dana. Lydia
Jones, Dorothy King, Ethel Sherman ana
Charlotte Warren are among the girls VINO
will attend these dances
John A. Hoagland Of ~ West Fifty-frst
street is one of the bachelors who prefers
to 60 abroad rather than to Newport or
Lenox He does not lose much tims getting
about and ID now doing tho Continent for
the twenty-ffth time, Mr. Hoagland has
an income of 81 100000, which came TO him
from his father, a -four merchant, and there
ia more to come His sister, Miss Fanny
Hoagland, who has the same income, ls
lingering in Paris, where she is having
fine trousseau made in anticipation OF her
wedding in the early winter with Edwin
Drexel Godfrey.
The wedding Of Miss Mabel Simmons and
John P Tilden will be one Of the big affairs
of December and will be celebrated in st.
Thomas's Church. The Rev. DR.. Ernest
NJ. Stires, the rector, will perform the cere-
mony and there will be reception after
ward at tho homo OF the brides parents,
, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Simmons, 2S West
Ffty-second street. The bridegroom-elect
ia son OF the late John P. Tiden OF Brook
lyn. A number OF dinners will be given
for the couple before their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs Jules A. Montant Of SO
West Forty ninth street, who have been
abroad all summer, will sail for this port
on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney, who went over late in August,
are booked to sail on Friday. Mrs. William
Pierson Hamilton, who went to England
with her brother, j. Pierpont Morgan.
Jr., a few weeks ego. is expected home
this week and will 60 directly to her Tuxedo
cottage Mrs, H. Holbrook Curtis and
her daughter Miss Curtis, who have been
abroad for several months will sail for
New York next Saturday. So will Judge
and Mrs. Francis NJ. Scott, of 42h Park
avenue and their daughter, Miss Eleanor
A. Scott, who have been touring about
during the summer.
Mrs. Arthur Julian Moulton of ~ West
Thirty-ninth street will give one Of the
coming out teas, Of late November for her
second daughter, Miss Bessie r. Moulton.
Miss Moulton will be the only one Of the
winters debutantes already bespoken, her
engagement to John Fl. Auerbach having
been announced. Mr. Auerbach, who !
a Junior at Princeton, is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jose ph s. Auerbach of il West Tenth
street.
Miss Eleanor Fitzgerald and Harold
Fitz Gerald will have a pretty wedding
next Saturday at the country home of the
brides parents, Gen. and Mrs. Louis Fitz
gerald, at Garrisons. The bridegroom
elect Ia O son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Desmond
Fitz Gerald of Brookline, Mass, and is not
related to his f1nancee'
Chester Griswold has taken the house
at ia East Thiry-fourth street, which he
will OCCUPY with his bride aft er their honey
moon jaunt. His marriage to Miss Eliza
beth II. Griswod Of Troy Is to take place on
Oct. IA at Williamst own Mass. Mr.. Girls
void Ia nephew OF the late Harry lie Grand
Cannon, whose widow is Mrs. Theodore
Frelnghuysen. There will be a number
Of New York guests at the I'VE; Wedding. and
Draper will be among the bridesmaids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi 2. Letter expect to
spend several weeks here this fall before
going to their big Washington house. It is
rumored that they intend to entertain
series Of house parties during the winter,
composed for the most part Of their New
York friends. There Is talk too, Of their
giving big ball during the holidays, The
Letters have never given ball In Washing
ton since the much talked Of function when
they occupied the old Blaine house and a
certain number Of favored guests danced
inside OF a white ribbon stretched across
the ballroom, while the others danced a
german without l%der and without favors
outside the pale.
The Letters have leased the George Van
derbilt place at Bar Harbor again for next
summer. Mr.. and Mrs Vanderbilt expect
to be abroad.
John d. Crimnilns, Jr., Engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Artsmas H. Holmes Of t63
Madison avenue announce tho engage