The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
Miss Emily Rogers.

was graduated from Princeton and
later from the Union Theological Semn-
AIRY, has been for some months in syria.
Another recent wedding was THAI OF
Miss Julia Radcliffe Cowing, daughter
OF the late James A. Cuwing OF Brook
Ign. to Or. william L. Northrup Of this
city. The ceremony took place at the
home Of the bridegroom. ,, East Sew
enty-ninth street, on Wednesday last.
the Rev. II. NJ. cary Of Syracuse, y. y.
officiating.
DR.. Northrup is a visiting physician
at the Presbyterian Hospital and lee
turer at Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lege
Mrs. Harold Sears Arnold was among
the guests at the Valentine dance given
last night by Mrs. De Lancey Nicoll for
her daughter, Miss Josephine Nicoll.
Mrs Arnold was Miss Justine lnger-
soil. daughter by former marriage. OF
Mrs. Robert Taylor Varnum. Her we'd
ding to DR.. Harold Sears Arnold took
place recently in Grace Church chantry.
Or. and Mrs. Arnold make their home
In New Haven.
Probably no ball ever given in this
city can eclipse the ball OF the Fine
Arts which Is to be held at the Hotel
Aston on Friday night under the aus
pices OF the Society Of BeauN Arts Ar
chtects of this city for the benefit of its
student fund. Serious work has been
done in the preparations of costumes
which have been carefully made from
old plate and paintings of the Italian
Renaissance period. and everything will
be Venetian. There has been no thought
as to whether the costumes would he
pretty and there has been only view
! to historic detail. accuracy in which has
been attained by the cooperation of
artists. who have made exhaustive
studies In the libraries. museums and
private collections In this city The ball
will differ from the famous one given
In the Academy of Design. at Madison
avenue aud Twenty-th!rd street, nearly
twenty-five years ago. a. but one pc
Rod Is TO be followed. Everything Will
bu Venetian from the pageant, "Nenise
travers les Ages" to the setting OF
the ballroom. and no person without "A
costume fitting to the occasion will he
permitted on the ballroom floor. This
rule will be strictly adhered To.
In the pageant the leading roles will
be assumed as follows Theodore Mrs.
Peter Cooper Hewitt; Justinian, Albert
Berter; Belisarius. Joseph Rowland
| Hunt; King Conan. Henry Hornhostel
Doge, Theodore n. Blake. and Maurice
Roche, a young prince. The leaders of
| the groups OF painters. mural painters.
sculptors. music, drama and comedy
10 n,
William Laurel Harris, Robert Aitkin,
Miss Mary Pearsall Field, Lawrence
| Reamer and Miss Caroline Duer Lloyd
Warren will head the Gothic group and
Francois Tonetti the Renaissance group.
Kenneth NJ. Murchson, who will appear
as Panteleone. will announce the sue
cessive groups of the pageant. one Of
the most brilliant OF these will be the
tahleau Of st. Ursula, after the famous
painting by CarpaCcio. in which Miss
! Angelica Schuyler Brown will bc the
central figure. a feature of the
spectacle will be the Dance OF the Dark
Ages. led by the Baroness Won Rotten
thai, and In this will be Edgar Lakeland
Dom Barber. Langdon Geer, Emlen
l.ittell. Marshall Prentiss, Howard
Greenley, John Oakman, Goclet Gala =
tin and Richard Forrest Following this
will be the Dance of the Five Senses, in
which the performers will be Mrs Dom
Barber. Mrs. c. Horace Conner. Mrs
I.angdon Geer, Mrs. Rodney Proctor
Mrs. John Prentice Kellogg, Mrs. Cecil
Barret. Mrs. George w. Palmer Mrs
Warren McConihe, Mrs. Goclet Gallatin
Mrs. Frank q. Curtiss Ebert Wilmer.
ding. Oliver Hartman, George W
Palmer, John Prentice Kellogg and The
odore Steinway.
In the Dance OF the Twelve Month.
will be Mrs, Aymar Ambury I'd, Mrs
Robert NJ, lngham. Mrs. Henry Is. Muir
ply, Mrs. Joseph II. Freedlander Mis-,
Ruth Dean, Miss Clara Boardman. Mrs
Dewitt parshall. Miss Margaret French
Miss Camilla Morgan, Miss Evelyn
Leonard, Miss Gertrude Lord Mis-
Elizabeth Gardiner and Mrs Rertran
q. Goodhue.
The Mcndelssohn Glee Club will sin