New-York tribune., 1913-11-19
MISS SUSAN DRAKE
Will WE'D TO-DAY
Tn Be Married to Richard
Sears, of Boston, at St.
James's Church.
FEW BUT KIN TO
SEE CEREMONY
rds-Meurer Wedding Will
Take Place in Brooklyn
This Afternoon.

Miss Susan r. b. Drake, daughter of
Mrs BENJAMIN Drake. will he married to
Richard Sears. of Boston. this afternoon
q, ST Jamess Church. On account of
r,ourning in the brides family only rela-
,ives and few intimate friends have
besn invited to the ceremony, which will
bs performed by the Rev. DR.. S. De Ian
.ev Townsend. of All Angels Church.
There will be a reception at the home
of the brides sister. Mrs. LYMAN Tiffany
Dver No. 5 East S5th street Miss
Drake's only attendant will be Miss
cIarlnda s Boardman, daughter of Mrs.
fansdale Boardman. Frank r. Sears will
be his brothers best man. and the ushors
will he Lyman Tiffany Dyer Arthur Ly-
man Robert PAYNE. Herbert Lyman, John
storer and Ronald Lyman.
The marriage of Miss Grace Meurer
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Meur,r
10 Ira Richards, jr.. of this city, Will take
rlace this afternoon in Grace Methodist
church, Brooklyn
A successful sale was held yesterday
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. j.
woodward Haven, No IS East 18th street
for the benefit of St. Christopher's Guild
II 81. Mary's Free Hospital for Children.
There were many useful and fancy arti-
cles on sale Among the women inter
,ested in the AFFAIR were Mrs. Richard
Irwin. Mrs. Herman B. Duryea. Mrs.
lanes Speyer Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs.
Jobn E. Alexandra, Mrs. Frederic Gala
lin. Mrs Hamilton Fish Webster, Miss
EVELYN Witherbee. Miss Mabel Gerry and
Miss Evelyn Marshall.
An entertainment called a "Pavlova
Carnival" will be given at the Metropoli-
tan Opera Horse on the afternoon of
December 10 for the benefit of the Music
School Settlement. 1t will he Mile. Paw
lowa's farewell appearance in New YORK
this season. and her ballet of forty Sc
lected dancers will entertain the audi
ence for two hours, after which there
will lie the dansant in the Metro
potan foyer. Among those VINO nave
taken boxes are Mrs. Miles Carpenter
Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer. Mrs. Howard Mans
field. Mrs Otto II. Kahn and Mrs. An
drew Carnegie.
Mrs John Parkin Clifford will give a
the dansant this afternoon at Sherrys
for the debut of her daughter. Miss Len
tlhon Clifford. Mrs. Clifford and her
daughter will be at home on January-e
and at No 437 Lexington avenue.
Miss Clementine ]. Reese will give
debutante luncheon to-day for her niece,
Miss Virginia Scully, at Sherry's. MISS
Reese returned recently from Europe and
is at the Plaza.
Mrs Katherine Duer Mackay VIII re-
turn from Portland. Me, to-day and taKe
possession of the St John Smith house
No. l.9 East 10th street, which she mas
rented for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hofstra have
arrived in town for the Horse Show and
are at the Plaza.
Miss Sophie Young gave dinner last
nieth al the home of her mother Mfs'
John NJ. Young. No. 263 Lexington ave-
nue. for Miss Marian Poor, whose en-
gagement TO Willard Parker Brown IT.,
was announced last week. Miss Poor is
a daughter Of Edward f. Poor OF Pas-
sale. y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Andrews and MISS
Margaret Andrews will leave town 10
day for Boston. to remain for few DAYS.
They will attend the Yale-Harvard foot-
ball game on Saturday.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt will give
luncheon to-day in the clubroomS OF the
Horse Show Association.
Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Iselin. I'd. are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
son on Monday at their home, NO. KS
Park avenue. Mrs Iselin was Miss Made
leine I,EngIe. OF New Orleans.
AN ENGAGEMENT