New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-28

NJ. Wyman and Mrs. d. Zimmern.
Mrs. Augustine Banks. OF No. III West
18th street has announced the engase-
ment OF her daughter. Miss Adele u.
Acker. TO Carleton Overton Pate, or
BROOKLYN. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Miss Flora Miller. daughter OF Mrs.
Bessie Miller. of No. 500 West l5lst
street. on Tuesday evening viii become
the bride OF Morrie Samuel Parrll, Wei
known merchant Of Baltimore. The cere-
mony will be performed at s O'Clock BY
the Rev. r. Pereira Mendes. at the Span
ish and Portuguese Synagogue, Central
Park West and 10Th street. Miss Miller
Is very popular in social circles on the
upper West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Bruce, OF No. 1896
Pacific street, Brooklyn, announce
the engagement OF their daughter Miss
Herminnie V. Bruce, TO Theodore Rosen-
thai, of New York.
Miss Louise Ryan, daughter OF Mrs.
Mary T. Ryan, Of No SOC Lexington ave-
nue.. will be married 10 Matthew r. Hal
pin on Monday morning in ST. Patricks
Cathedral The ceremony will be per-
formed by the brides brother, the Rev.
Dr. Edwin j. Ryan, Of 81. Joseph's SeiN-
mary. Miss Margaret T. Ryan Will De
her sisters only attendant. Paul Pilgrim
will act as best man and Dr. J. ~
Breen and Charles Hatfield will be ths
ushers.
Mr.. Halpin is popular member OF the
New York Athletic Club and was man
aver of the American Olympic teams TO
Athens, London and Stockholm.
The wedding Of Miss Dorothy Abraham.
daughter Of Mrs. Fanny Abraham and
Dr. Samuel George Ehrenreich, VIII take
place to-day at the home Of the brides
mother, No 20 East 9th street Invita-
tions are limited to relatives. The young
couple will spend their honeymoon at
Atlantic City and Niagara Falls, and
then make an extensive trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs william Newman, OF
No. 1923 Park avenue. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Mildred 70
Charles NJ Butler, and of their daugh-
ter Anna to Jerome ~ Strauss, OF
BROOKLYN. They will receive their
friends on the afternoon of Sunday
January 4 between and o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry NJ. Bendheim, OF
No. Ala West 18Th street. announce the
enasement of their daughter, Miss Viola
Bendheim, 20 Theodore Flelschmann.
Miss Edmund Smith Bailey and her
daughter. Mrs. William Dinswal Stew
art. gave a Virginia supper, followed py
dancing Christmas evening at their
home. No. rs West 18th street.
Mr. and Mrs William Jerome Toomey,
of No. 50 West SD street save a dinner
on Christmas night at their home Inc
dining room was decorated with ever
green and red ribbons.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs Lionel
Emdin. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel May Sey-
mour. Mrs Boughton Averill, Miss Flor
ence Guernsey. Mrs. Hutton and Mrs.
John Wesley Love, Perry Ayerih ana
Clarence \. Rode.
I'm the drawing room were large
Christmas tree and grabbas. Auction
! bridge was plaNeu allei hlIIiltl'
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Mcconnell will give
a box party at the opera on Monday night
for Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ralston. The
other guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Lee and Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus c. Corby
After the opera Mr.. and Mrs Mcconnell &,
will entertain their guests at the Hotel
Aston
Mrs Wilson : Knnear. Of No. l37
Riverside Drive. gave a the dansant on
Friday at the Plaza for her daughter
Miss Carmen Kinnear, and her son. Law
renee kinnear
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest z. Malcolm gave
an eggnog party on Friday at their home,
No. 255 West loSth street.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Drummond and her son
Kenneth have returned from Atlantic
CITY. where they spent a week at the
Marlborough Blenheim
| DR. and Mrs. Orlando r. Won Bonnie
WITT gave an eggnog party and dance on
Thursday from to at their residence,
corner of Broadway and 10Th street.
During the afternoon Miss Diana York,
contralto Charles Z. Snow, barytone, and
Alfred Benzon, OF London, gave several
interesting numbers.
Mrs Won Bonneville was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Henry Sewer, Mrs. Aus
tin Hancock. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Robert Lyle.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stewart COrbin gave
an eggnog party last night at their home.
Euclid Hall. Broadway and S6th street,
for Mr. and Mrs Edgar Miller.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Vincent Palermo
gave dance last night at The Castle,
their home at Riverside Drive and 1921
street.
Stories and songs in costume by Miss
Edith Searle and Miss Maud Jones will he
given tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
William Richmond Ware, Euclid Hall.
Broadway and seth street Avery Belvoir.
barytone, will sing, and there will be
dancing aftervard.
BROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WEEK