The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-29

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t~srtainments and theatrical performances.
AZ Tuxedo and other country clubs there
will DO the usual dinners and dances. Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald G. Vanderbilt will give
a party at Sandy Point Farm which will be
attended by some Philadelphians a. well as
New Workers..
Mrs. j. Edgar Bull Of "a Gramercy Park
will give ono Of the first dances OF the New
Year at DelmOnico's on Wednesday night
for her daughter.
Lady DuR Gordon, who came over 70
pass the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Eli
nor Glyn, has been kept busy socially.
Mrs. Wilbur BBoodgood Of 40 East Thirty
fourth street gave n tea for her on Thurs
day.
An u Of town wedding OF interest
hers will be that Of Miss Claire W. knight
and Sidney J. ColHord. Jr.. of this city. to
take place ON Tuesday at st Marks
Church. Philadelphia. There arc to be
no bridesmaids or ushers. Harold Sands
OF Newport, r.. l., will assist as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Collins Knight.
parents of the bride. will give a breakfast
after the church ceremony. Mr.. COlfOrd
is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney J. ColfOrd
and a grandson Of Mrs. Lewis COlfOrd Jones.
Miss Knight made her debut at Newport.
where Mr.. and Mrs. Knight have a cottage.
Miss Edith Marion Blake and Robert
Lockhart Warning will I've married on Thurs
day evening in h Church of 1T. Matthew.
The bride will be attended by her sister.
Miss Mabel +. Blake. as maid Of honor, and
the Misses Hilda Singleton. Ethel Porter,
Mildred Browning and Bessie Brooks will
be bridesmaids Gustav lei will assist
as best man and Birdsall Scrymser, Chester
Warning. Edward Arid and DIR. Edward L.
Blake viii be ushers.
Miss Dorothy Whitney entertained her
own Christmas house party az her country
place at Wheatley Hills. L. I.
The wedding Of Miss Marion Chappell
and Marvyn Scudder will take place on
Thursday at the Church Of the Epiphany,
Lexington avenus and Thirty-fiHth street.
After the ceremony the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Chappell. will give
a reception at their home, III East Sixty
fourth street.
Miss Alice Frederica Wesson and Stewart
Earle Barber. Paymsster u. 8. ~. will be
married on Tuesday afternoon at tho home
/ OF the brides aunt. Mrs. Russell Hoadley.
o. East S~eventy-third street. Bishop Fred
eric Courtney will perform the ceremony
ae $50 o'clock. The bride will be given
away by her mother. There will be no
OElQeNILlHiQB OF utIltTts EhyIlhhiEE Oith-
son, ". 3. N. will assist the Bridegroom
as heat man. Only relatives and intimate
friends have been invited. Mr. Barber and
his bride, who In a great-granddaughter Of
the late Bishop Littlejohn of Long Island.
will sail on Saturday for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones and Miss
Sadie Jones are spending the holidays at
Airleigh. their country place near Whining
ton, N. C. Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer JT..
and the latter's daughter Miss Laura Pat
terson Swan. were not with Mr.. aud Mrs.
Jones as on previous holidays. but passed
their Christmas ut Baltimore and attended
the ball Of the Bachelors Cotillon Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin d. Morgan and am
ily will pass New Years at their place
at Westbury, l.. L., where they nave re-
manned since returning from Newport in
the early autumn. Early in January they
will 20 abroad.
The eighteenth annual German Charity
Ball will be held at the Waldorf-Astoria
onNThursday evening. January %, under
the auspices OF the Bachelor Circle of the
German Liederkranz, Young Arion and
Beethoven Bachelors. h proceeds will
be devoted 20 German charitable institu-
tom
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane will soon
send out cards for a dance for Mr.. SlOane's
debutante niece, Miss Emily Sloane.
Miss Margaret Lowe will be one ofthe late
d~6butantes. She will be introduced to-
morrow afternoon at a tea given by her
mother, Mrs. William K. Lowe OF 81 East
Sixty-sixth street, at the st. Regis. A din
ner and theatre party Will oilow
Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. who
we're the guests OF honor last night at a
dinner given by Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, go
on 90 Washington this week, when they
will visit with Commander and Mrs. W.
Sheffield COwles, who will give "A big dinner
for them On Thursday night. Mrs. Reid
expects to remain m this side for some
time to come with her father, d.. o.. Mills.
Alfred @. Vanderbilt, who passed Christ
mas at Oakland. his place near Newport,
went on yesterday to his lodge in the AdirOn-
dacks in his car WayfareT and will probably
remain there over New Years. With him
are Delaney Kountze, Bradish O.. johnson,
Frederick Martin Davies. William Fitz-
Willing Spencer Of Philadelphia and Law
renee Rumsey OF Boston.
The wedding cards Of Miss Theodore
and the Due de Chaulnes will be sent
out Immediately on the return OF the Shonts
family from a trip on which they started on
Friday.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson and her SON
n-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
H. p. Pell, are usually in their box at the
Metropolitan on opera nights. They ex-
pect to remain in town for the season. Mrs.
Thompson will Join Col. Thompson in the
spring in Japan and will probably return
to her cottage at Southampton, l.. l.. in the
late summer. Col. Thompson proposes to
devote one year TO the tOur Of the world
he is now making. Mrs. Buckley Johnston |
and Mrs. Barnard are the matrons Who are
cha peroning the Thompson party. Miss
Beresford, daughter OF Lord Charles Beres-
ford. who has made her home with the
Thompsons he last two years; Miss Thonp- !
son. a niece, and Miss Vail are among the
guests for the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes will
pass New Years at their country place at
NorOton. Conn, as they did Christmas.