The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

CoJiilnns are Tar fewer this s.asnn
than they used 10 he However. fssors
remain IN fashion. Al the dance given
by Mrs Adams On Friday night the music
was cont lnuot- and fayors Nere given
during the chain figure which began at
I O'Clock Maj rons are saying that the
new fashion IL due % a scarcity 81 expert
Coti'lon leaders
Miss Edith Ahercrumbis-Nl, Her. dauSh-
ter of IN" hate Commander Abercrombie
Miller will ne married To Walter X Tucker
man next "Wednesday in Grace Church,
Madison. y. J. 4 breakfast viii he given
nv IA. bride. brot her -ln-law and sister,
MIR and Nrs r Ashton de peyster. at
their home in Morristown
Hans kicrs;ede Hudson. who is a son
OF Mr. and Mrs Charles |. Hudson cf
East Saventy.sixth street. will give
bachelor dinner prior To his marriage to
Miss Ethel L. Roy de kov"n on January
IN IN Craze Church HIS brother. Hen
drick Hudson, will 10 hest man AZ the
wedding and Walter Hohb". Rowland
S,ebbins. Robert Ie Roy. Alfred Macy.
Campbell Steward and John n Reynolds
will be- us hers The bride will enter with
her father Reginald de- kov.n. who will
give her in marriage. Afi-rward Mr. and
Mrs de kovsn viii give reception at
their residence. I; Eaaf StSty-siNth street
Miss Horf.nss Rowland and CortIan,!
p,Non nr~ 10 ! :. married On January 90
NJ ~ bartholomew 5 Prot cstant Episcopal
Church. Madison aven ne and Forty
fourth street The Rev Dr. Parks. the
rector. viii perform III. ceremony. and
the bride will be given in marriage bv
her grandfather. col. Frederick Newhold
Lawrence The hTide-elect. who has
made her home with Col Lawrence since
the death of her mother. - daughter
Of Louis VI Rowland who makes his
home in Paris She has two sisters. Mrs
Frederic kernochan and Miss Nathalie
NJ Rowland The latter's marriage 70
Frederic Foster de Rham II to take place
soon Mr. Dixon IL a son Of William y
Dixon of % West Forty -ninth street.
dance for d.'butante- was given on
Friday night ut Sherry's ty Mrs Edward
u Adams Of t55 Madison avenu e in
honor cs her daughter. Miss Ruth Adams
The favon- included Louis Quinze
cushions OF old trocade. gold hoops with
clusters IL mistletoe, fancy baskets
trimmed with pastel silk and flowers,
scarGs with bands Of roses. shepherds
crooks, flowers. wandS topped with
yellow ionquils and red chrysanthemun o
For the men there were electric lighters
silver topped canes. paper cutters. ash
receivers and cigar cutters Mrs Adams
wore a costume Of white satin with lace
embroidered in rhine~ton-s and silver
Miss Adams was IN yellow satin trimmed
with pearls. with touches OF black velvet.
Mrs " NJ Y Hoffman Of Is West
Fifty first street will give theatre and
supper party tomorrow night for her
sons. q q ouverneur Hoffman and Stod-
lard Hoffman. who are here from college
for the holidays.
One Of the first weddings Of 1911 will
he that OF Miss Louise Corwith and the
Rev Robert Davis. to take place on Jan
uary in the Brick Presbyterian Church.
The cerc mony will be performed at IL
o'clock by the Rev. DR. Henry van Dyke.
The brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
y. Corwith Of :es Riverside Drive. will
give a breakfast After their honeymoon
trip e." couple will live at Englcwood.
v J.. where Mr.. Davis ~ pastor Of the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church. He IL a
graduate OF the Union Theological Sem
mary. and until last spring was assistant
at the Brick Church.
The Junior League. Of which Miss Aileen
Osborn. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Church Osborn il president. will give
its annual entertainment on "Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons and evenings,
February and 0. at the Plaza.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex Twombly returned
early in the week from a visit to Balti-
more and Philadelphia. DR.. and Mrs.
W Seward Webb are entertaining a holi-
day house party at Shelburne. VI. Among