New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20

bovs and girls home from scnool anu
.olleve for the holidays and for the
dshutantes, some few of whom have
s,;u 70 make their formal bows to So
.;stv. The days remaining before
Christmas will be filled with lunch
cons. receptions, dinners, theatre par
.;ss and dances. Mrs. Benjamin B.
Tbsver gives a the dansant at Sherry's
On Tuesday for the introduction of her
LAUGHTER, Miss Marie K. Thayer. l.. +.
Tolbrook Belts gives dinner dance
to.morrow night at Sherry's for his
,iece Miss Louise Russell Hoadley,
and Mrs. William II. Erhart gives
SIMILAR affair for her debutante daugh-
ser Miss Margaret Huntington Erhart,
At their new home, 1855 Fifth av. On
Wednesday night Mrs. Stephen Pea
body has a dance at Sherry's for her
6ebutante daughter, Miss Priscilla Pea
bodv. and Mrs. George Gordon King
has a dance that night for Miss Violet
Gordon King. Mrs. Charles H. Mar
shall will give dance on Monday at
her house, East nth St, for Miss
Isabella Banks Taylor, daughter of Mrs.
n. Banks Taylor. Mrs. Charles Hal
lam Keep. OF East cd St, gives a
the dansant on Thursday for the debut
Of her daughter. Miss Eleanor w. Keep,
for whom she will give a costume dim
per party on New Years Eve.
One Of the interesting engagements
announced last week was that of Miss
Emily Coe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Z. Coe, of East 10th St, TO
Harley Lord Stowell, of this city. Miss
Coe was introduced TO society four
yeSrs ago. She IS a granddaughter of
The late John Taylor Johnston, for
thirty years president of the Central
Railroad of New Jersey and one of the
founders Of the Metropolitan Museum
Of Art. She is a niece Of Mrs. Robert
". De Forest, Mrs. Pierre Mali and J.
Herbert Johnston. Mr.. Coe has a coun-
try place, Appletrees, at Southampton.
Long Island. Mr.. Stowell, who is the
son OF Mrs Calvin D. Stowell, of Ithaca,
\. Y. was graduated from Hamilton
College in 1905 and from the Harvard
Law School in 1908. He is a brother of
Edward Esty Stowell. who married
Miss Alice Fellowes, daughter Of Mrs.
Birney Fellowes.
The marriage will take place in this
city next April.
Another engagement announced last
week was that of Miss Melinda Wheeler
lockwood, daughter of Mrs. William
F. lockwood, Of Englewood, n. j., 20
Edmund Quincy Abbot, of Worcester,
Mass.
The marriage Of Miss Emily Hope
Hamilton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Hamilton, TO Harry Liyings-
ton Kaufman, of Cleveland, will take
place on January in the Church of
the Heavenly Rest. A reception viii
follow at the home of the brides
cousin. Mrs. George J. Gould, S57 Fifth
av. Mrs. Anthony j. DreXell, jr., will
be the matron of honor, and Gloria
Gould, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George J. Gould, and Joan kauf-
flower girls. There will be no brides
maids. Louis G.. Kaufman will act as
his brothers. best man, and the ushers
will include Mason Osgood Tilden, of
Chicago; Prescott Ely, of Cleveland;
Benjamin Mosely, Of Boston. and Sid
ney Dillon Ripley and Arthur Gould
Hamilton, of this city.
Miss Gwendolyn B. Condor, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gerald Con-
don, will be married 20 Philip d. Ar
mour, son of Mrs. Patrick A. Valentine,
on January 8 in the Church Of the
Heavenly Rest. After the ceremony a
small reception will be held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Condor, 26 East
18th ST. The Rev. Herbert Shipman,
assisted by the Rev. DR.. William G.
Ihsyer, Of st. Marks School. will per-
form the ceremony. Mrs. Edmund S.
Iwining, jr., will be matron Of honor,
nd h 10. .urnll h, IT,
Franklin 5. Richardson, Miss Genevieve
sanford, Miss Kathryn Motley, Miss
Marie Elise Whitney, of New Orleans I;
Miss Harriet Frazier, daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. George Harrison Fazier, of
Philadelphia, and Miss Mary Mitchell,
daughter Of Dr. John X. Mitchell, and
granddaughter Of the late DR.. S. Weir
Mitchell, Of Philadelphia. Lester Ar
nour, brother of the bridegroom, is to
be best man, and the ushers are TO be
Wayne Chatfeld- Taylor and George
Richardson, Of Chicago; Walter II.
HELLER, of Boston; Edward b. Condor,
OTIS L. Guernsey, w. Vernon Booth, jr,
John A. Appleton, Joseph +. Stillman,
IT, and Charles D. Dickey, jr.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Maud
POST daughter of Mrs. Alfred Seton
-N'N1 Va Il AuoUlHEs H. L. W CHdIlt6 -
farnum, of Philadelphia, will take
place on December 80 at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. George G. McNIurtry
IT., p East 10th st. On account OF
mourning the wedding will be a quiet
one.
Miss Mary Phelps Jacob, daughter OF
the late William H. Jacob, will be mar
red 70 Richard Rogers Peabody, OF
Boston, on January 8 at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. William II. Barnum, in
Aamaroneck, n. Y.
For the benefit of the orthopedic
ward Of the POSTGRADUATE Hospital a
me dansant and bazaar will be given
tomorrow afternoon at Sherry's from
until z O'Clock. There, will be a
Vhristmas tree for the children, and
Tor the Older folk there will be a grab
Gag, fortune teller and exhibition
usncing. Young girls who have not
yet been introduced to society will pour
yea and act as mattresses. Among the
young women who will be at the various
,soles are Mrs. Hasell Berwick Mrs
lawson {. Glover, Miss Mary Fowler
Mss Aargreta Beekman, Miss Emily
zoe, Miss Katherine Crane, Miss
frances frances Wyeth, Miss Violet King. Miss
NNohne lngersoll, Miss Katherine Sands
nlss Cornelia Gallatin, Miss Lucinda
Ensteson, Miss Marian Dinsmore and
Miss Madeleine Carey.
Inc committee in charge of the en-
ornament includes Mrs. Lewis S
neeks, Mrs Robert L. Fowler. jr., Mrs
Sohn ); Terry. jr., Mrs. S. X. de Forest
Mrs' Alfred II. Ely, Mrs. Samuel Neil.
S9n hnckley, Mrs. Crawford Burton
9rs; Amos Schcrmerhorn. Mrs. Lewis