The sun., 1913-12-07
Miss. .Le,4,.a Merri. L,I,os.ve,.

New York Cooking School, Several
women prominent in society are inter-
ested in the school. Tickets may he
obtained from Miss Susan W. Street at
43 Park avenue.
Another entertainment for the pur-
pose OF raising money for the Music
School Settlement will he the Pavlowa
carnival at the Metropolitan Opera
House on the afternoon of December
10. to he followed by Russian the dan
SAINT. The carnival will he under the
direction Of Miss Minnie leslie and a
committee composed of the board of di-
rectors OF the Music School Settlement,
which includes Mrs Miles Carpenter.
Mrs. Howard Mansfield. Mrs. Adolph
Lewisohn, Mrs. James r. Mahon. Mrs.
George l.. Nichols, Miss Laura J. Post.
Mrs. William Ross Proctor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph T.. Schrmer. Mrs. Arthur
II. Scribner. Frank H. simmons, Mrs
Willard Straight, Mrs. George NJ. Tut
tie. Mrs. Frederick T. Van Buren. Mrs
II. Montague Nickers. Mrs. Albert II.
Wiggin. Chester Holmes Aldrich.
George =. Baker. Jr., Mrs. Sidney &.
Borg. Miss Helen Rrice. Miss Agnes
Mrs. Charles lIealcy Dtson. Robert s
Dodson. Robert IIartshornc. clwood
Hendrick. Mrs. Frances L. Hine. Mrs.
Frederick Trevor Til. Otto II. Kahn.
Lawrence L. Abbott. Robert W. de
Forest. Jacob II. Schiff Harry II. Flag
Ter and Miss Christine v Baker. chair
man. Parterre boxes at 800 are SELL
ing well.
Among the engagements recently an
nounced was that Of Miss Alice D.
Wardwell. daughter Of Henry l.. Ward
we'll Of Springfield Centre, y. y. and
/ this city, To Harold otis, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles II, Otis of Brooklyn.
Miss Wardwell is sister of the
Misses Florence and Minere Wardwell.
who live at 80 East seventy ninth
street.
/ The social event of tho past week In
BROOKLYN was the reception hy Mrs
Edward &. Blum To introduce hcr daugh-
7 ter. Alice Isabel Blum, on Friday af-
tcrnoon. The house on Prospect Park
| Plaza. one of the haudsomcst in Brook
yn. was a mass Of flowers. dchutan,c
baskets and bouquets.
Mrs. Blum wore a gown Of pale blue
velvet. trimmed with cream lace and
: fur. Miss Blum, carrying "A bouquet Of
pink roses, received in gown of white
moire with "A tullo tunic.
Those vino assisted in receiving were
Miss Edna Chapman. Miss Janet
| Bowers, Miss Alice Cordicr, Miss Eunice
Bccchcr. Miss Corinne Walden. Miss
/ Ruth Blackford Miss Dorothy Elliott,
/ Iolap - 'atl
Miss Jessie HOPKINS. Miss Dorothy
Luckenbach, Miss Dorothy Guyon, Miss
Helen Simms, Miss Hazel Hutchinson.
Miss Gladys OBryan ana Miss May
Allis OF New Haven.
| About hundred or more young peo-
pie attended the dance in the evening.
A wedding In l.enoX this month OF
interest in New York will be that Of
Miss Frances Constance Folsom. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Winthrop
Folsom of this city and LcnoX. to
Cleveland Bigelow. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph s. l5iGclow of Boston. 1t will he
celebrated in Trinity Church. Lenox. on
| December ~ and will be witnessed by
many relatives and friends from this
city and Boston.
One of the last OF this months we'd
dings will be that Of Miss Maude H..
Aldrich. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Sher-
wood Aldrich, to Stanley Matthews. a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Matthews
of Cincinnati, 1t will take place in
Calvary Church. Fourth avenue and
Twenty first street. on the afternoon Of
December 30.
Miss Aldrich has chosen Miss Mar
garet Burroughs of London, England.
class mate, as her maid Of honor.
and the other attendants will be the
Misses Mary Aldrich, Mary Matthews,
Madelaine Ashwell Of Plainfleld, n, j.,
and Marie Halstcd, Miss Helena
Mcissncr, a niece OF the bride, will he
the flower girl.
| Shirley Morgan of Cincinnati Will act
A. hest man. and the ushers win include
Stanley Wyman Aldrich, brother Of the