New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
rEw YEARS EVE will be eele-
brated in the usual way by So

- and restaurants. Most of the Ia
Mes AZ the Fifth av. hotels have been
,sken for Thursday night, and from
rreseut indications the new year VIII
be welcomed with almost as much gay
ct,, ss in former years. The decora-
t;ons and music will be on an elaborate
scale. and pretty souvenirs will be CIV
en- 70 the guests.
Among the many private affairs ar
,,,,rcd for New Years Eve is the din
rer dance which Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
= giving at her house. 25 East 18th St,
CO.. tbe Russian Ambassador and Nine
potbmeteff. Mrs. Fish always has IN
tcresting surprises for her guests, ana
kor entertainments are among the most
.~;,;nsl Of the New York social season
Robert Goelet is taking number OF
nests M TO his place. Glenmere, at
coshen. y. Y, and on New Years Day
he has arranged trotting races on the
;ce. I'm which Richard Delaheld's Brook
Fsrp,. r. A. Bulkley's Parkway Farm,
" X. Dickerson's Riverside Farm
Iobn r. Townsend's Monte Cristo
stable and Mr.. Goelets Glenmere
table will be represented.
Nr and Mrs. George +. Fahys, of IA
PARK sv.. will give fancy dress ball
a. their estate at Locust Valley, Long
leland. on New Years Eve. The guests
viii be costumed TO represent Ameri-
csn Indians. and the house Will be
decorated with Indian hanglngs.
MANY others will celebrate New
Years Eve at country places and num-
erous affairs will be given at Tuxedo.
Ms. Rodman Wanamaker gives large
dance At the Park on Friday night.
One of the interesting engagements
snnounced last week was that OF Miss
Elizabeth Z. Reath, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore W. Reath, to John
Adams Appleton, of this city. MISS
Reath was introduced to society. at the
home of her parents on November 10.
Mr. Appleton is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Appleton, OF Oh PARK av'
He was graduated from Yale last June
and was stroke oar of the victorious
crew which defeated Harvard In the
irarsitv race at New London last June.
He Is a nephew of Colonel Daniel APP
nleton of the 18th Regiment, n. G. n. Y.
"a date has been set for the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Katharine
Rochester. daughter of Mrs. Robert
Spier Reid, of the Hotel Walton, to
leland Stanford Briggs, of this city,
will take place on January 4 at the
home of the brides brother, John {.
Rochester. of Ardsley. n. y. The en-
gagement was announced on October
Si Miss Rochester made her debut
few wears ago in Rochester, y. y, her
former home, which was named for
her creat-great- grandfather, Nathaniel
Rochester. Mr.. Briggs is brother OF
Mrs. Garrett A. Hobart, jrp OF Pater-
son, n. j.
Miss Anna Cuyler Tiffany, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Burr Tiffany, VIII
be married to Arthur Morgan Dodd, OF
Chicago, next Wednesday at the nome
Of her parents, pa Palisade av., HonK-
ers, n. !.
An interesting wedding set for next
Wednesday is that of Miss Ethel Maud
post 5snebter of Mrs. Alfred Seton
Post. Of Flushing, Long Island, 10
Charles S Farnum, of Philadelphia.
II viii take place at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. George .. Nc
Nurtrv. ir.. % East 10th ST. On &C
count of mourning the wedding VIII be
"a quiet one.
IN St. James's Church. Madison av.
snd list St, on Wednesday afternoon,
January 2g. Miss Naomi Andrews,
DAUGHTER ef Ir. and Mrs. Samuel W.
Andrews. of 875 Madison av.. will be-
come the bride of Nelson Collingwood
HYDE. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Salem Hyde,
Of Syracuse. n. Y. A reception VIII
follow at the home of Mr.. and Mrs:
Andrews. Miss Dorothy Hyde, sister OF
the bridegroom, will be the maid OF
honor. and the bridesmaids selected
are Miss Adelin HOtchkiss, MISS Eilz-
sbeth Kirlin, Miss Marion j. Becker,
Mis- Eleanor Scarfe. of Sewickley,
Penn; Miss Marion Hall and Miss
Phyllis Tomlinson, of Bridgeport, Conn.
William Willets will act as Mr.. Hyde's
best man. The ushers will be Arthur
r. Churchill and Maltbie BabcOck, OF
Syracuse; Oscar Weston, of East Or
ange, n. j., and Stuart Raleigh and
Oakley Brown, of this city.
Under the auspices Of the Junior
League Of the Bethany Day Nursery
the dansant will be given next Wednes-
dav afternoon in the ballroom Of the
Plaza for the benefit of the nursery.
Tickets at 81 so each may be obtained
from Miss Katherine Fitch, 500 Park
av Among the members Of the league
are Miss Margaret Warren, Miss Mar
gsret Reick, Miss Henrietta Ialeott'
Miss Maria Cook, Miss Susanne war
ren. Miss Kathryn Porter, MISS Eliza
beth Clark, Miss Florence Carter, Miss
Catherine Fitch, Miss Alice Thayer
and Miss Carol Read.
The patronesses include Mrs. Bradish
J. Carroll. Mrs. James b. Clews, Mrs.
Charles Elliot Warren, Mrs. j. Rich
Steers. Mrs. William +. Pearl, Mrs.
Prescott Slade, Mrs. McLane Van In
zen. Mrs. Charles II. Sabin, Mrs. Irving
Brokaw. Mrs. Frederick Eaton, Mrs. j.
Prentice kellogg and Mrs. Francis +.
Furnald.
For the benefit Of St. Andrews Con-
yaleseent Hospital, at 237 East 18th
ST., which cares for self-supporting
women and working girls, benefit
Performance and dance viii be held
next Wednesday evening at the Colony
Club under the direction Of Mrs. jus
tus Rupert, by whose courtesy the
club is used. The programme will in
elude exhibition dances by Miss Rena
Manning and Thomas AlleG Rector, as
sisted by the Boxhorn London Society
Orchestra
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
r, Prescott Hall Butler, Mrs. Francis
Dana Winslow, Mrs. John Dyneley
Prince, Mrs. Walter Rutherfurd. Mrs.
Preston P. Satterwhite. Mrs. Ernest
Eiagg, Mrs. Augustus B. Field, Mrs.
Daniel Bacon, Mrs. Delaney Nleoil,
Mrs. William Y. Bates, Mrs. II. Ward
ford and Mrs. William B. Franklin.
~, Tickets at SO each may be had from
yrs. Matthias Nicoll. 124 East Goth St;
MMrs. H. X. Woods, so East 18th ST., or
Mrs. Rupert, 40 East fist st.
The first Of the two entertainments