The sun., 1903-12-13

came well known at Tuxedo during the
autumn, while he was guest OF his fiancee's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Poor.
Now he has returned to England, but will
be back again during the holidays, accom-
panied by his cousin. Sir E. Stewart Richard
son. who is to assist him as best man. MIR.
and Mrs. Poor have double house. which
will accommodate large number OF
guests at the reception. Capt. Cochrane.
who has already passed three years in
South Africa, has been ordered there again,
and will take his bride with him in February
to Pretoria.
]. Montgomery Strong will lead the
cotillon at the second Of the two dinner
dances organized by himself and Mrs.
Frederick j. de Peyster, to be given on the
night Of Jan. 2l at Delmonico's.
Miss Corneia H. Hartman is one of tn
winters debutantes still to be presented.
Her elder sister, Miss Mary Hartman,
has been out for two seasons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward H. Hartman will have big
house party at their country place during
the HOLIDAYS, and will then take possession
Of the residence here OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anson
Phelps Stokes, which they have rented,
and where they will give, coming out ball
ter.
Another wedding Of Tuesday afternoon
will be that of Miss Eleanor Stuart Patter-
son, daughter of Judge Edward Patterson
| of the Appellate Division, TO Harris Robbins
! Childs, to be celebrated at the Church OF
| the Heavenly Rest. Miss Sims, cousin, /,
will attend the bride as maid OF honor and
Miss Emily r. Childs. a sister Of the BRIDE
groom, Miss Amy Hawxhurst and Miss
Greenough will be bridesmaids. A sister
and sister-n-law Of the bride, Mrs. Richard
Walden Hale and Mrs. Edward l.. Patter-
| son, are to be matrons Of honor, and little
| Frances Wendell, will be flower girl. Mr..
| Childs and his bride will go as far as Zanzi-
bar on their wedding journey
| An immense Christmas tree, lighted
! and loaded, will be feature OF the Christ
mas fete arranged by Mrs De Lancey
Kane to be held on Friday and Saturday
afternoons of this week in Eugene w.
| Glaenzer's Italian Gardens, $40 West Twenty
first street. The proceeds will go to the
Clover and st. Anthony's clubs, organiza-
tions for working girls
Miss Metcalf will wear costume of
white embroidered satin, chiffon, point
| lace and orange blossoms at the wedding
on Tuesday at o'clock. in the Church Of
the Incarnation. She will be attended by
her cousin, Miss Minnie Metcalf Of Erie. Pa;
Miss Federico Webb, Miss Florence Van
derbilt Twombly, Mise Jessie, Sloane, Miss
Wenonah Wetmore, Miss Therese Iselin
and Miss Catherine NJ. Dix, daughter of
the Rev Dr. Morgan Dix
Miss Caroline De Forest and Miss May
Calender of 81 East Seventy Y second st rect
will give the first of a series of informal
Sunday afternoons at home with music
on Jan g. No cards will be sent out but
Miss De Forest and Miss Calender will
welcome their friends in the same way
they did last winter
Any number of dinners and festivities
will be given in honor Of Miss Josephine
Wharton Drexel and her fance, DR. John
Duncan Emmet, from now till their we'd
ding on Feb. 4, which will be the biggest in
years celebrated al ST Patrick's Cat hedral:
Miss Drexel has decided on number OF
Josephine Atterbury, Maizie Delafeld,
Augusta De Peyster, Dorothy Schieffelin,
Rosina Boardman and Martha F. Townsend
of New York and Miss Amy Fell, a cousin,
and Miss Annabel Esler of Philadelphia
There have been some changes in the
list of patronesses of the Cinderella Cotil-
Ions this winter. Mrs Charles T. Barney
and Mrs. Cadwalader Jones, the organizers.
have dropped out. The first of the series
for this season will be given at Sherry's
next Thursday night, when Mrs Junius
Anson Phelps Stokes and Mrs. r. James
Cross will receive. Other patronesses are
Mrs. Julian W. Robbins, Mrs. Samuel
Thorne, Jr., Mrs. Louis c: Tiffany, Mrs;
Stephen Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. w. Seward
Webb, Mrs. Stanford White Mrs. John s.
Barnes, Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair, Mrs. Prescott
Hall Butler, Mrs. Francis H. Cabot, Mrs.
Eugene Delano, Mrs. Morgan Dix, Mrs.
Robert w. De Forest. Mrs. Frederic j,
De Peyster. Mrs. Frederic Gallatin, Mrs.
james T. Gardiner. Mrs. Walter S. Gurnee.
Mrs. Charles r. Henderson, Mrs. Louis
Henop, Mrs. Henry r. Hoyt Mrs. ]. w.
Fairfield Osborn and Mrs. Dallas Bache
Pratt.