The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-20


,,,,pc rrc first of ,hc brides OF the ne~
,c,r will to- Miss tmiiy Won" hamilton.
I.rhi.r, &C Mr. ard Mrs William 4 Ham.
I,, Who's. wedding to Harry Living
y - t..ttr,ly =, n he celebrated in the
church. OBJ; tho licaNcnv Rest on January &.
r,,. ,,rctrruv viii ~" performed 10y the
p,, Ir-hcrt Shpnan, rector of the
,Irr,A assisted Nv tn" Rev Ernest +.
N..4.v-. formerly rector of MI Saints
u,.u,ri,I Church in Lakewood. y. y
,,.y,Ird ,hrrc will h" a reception a. the
,,,,,. ,r Mr. and Mrs George j. Could.
~ Eir'h avenue, VINO are cousins OF the
bride
Mis-, Hamilton will have Mrs. Anthony
prr,rl ir as her mitrDu ur honor and
Miss Gloria Could. youngest daughter of
Nr and Mrs Gouid. and Miss Joan kauf
,rnn a niece ur the bridegroom. will he
IN, flower girls Louis G.. Kaufman will
lao his brother, bcst man. The ushcrs
v,u include BENJAMIN Ncscly of Boston.
Mason Osgnod rildcn &C Chicago, Pres
oo,, Flv nf Cleveland. Sidney Dillon Rip
Low or thi, city and Arthur Gould Hamil-
ION broth cr of the bride. Mrs Edward
\ BreitiInr. the brdcgroom's sister, will
riy "A
st Regis on January 4
After wedding trip to California MIR
Kaufman and his bride will make their
home in Cleveland.
Invitations have been sent out for the
woddinr of Miss Gwcudoin Il. Condor,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas q.
Condon. To Philip u Armour Of this city
a. Ia. ON
tbo afternoon of January s. After the
ceremony there will be IA reception at the
home Of the brides parents. 20 East
Seventy-siNth street.
The wedding of Miss Mary Phelps Jacob.
daughter of the late william II Jacob,
to Richard Rogers Peabody of Boston.
will be celebrated on January o, at the
home Of her aunt. Mrs. William NJ. Bar
num- in NlmaroncCk, y. '. The en-
raremcut was announced last spring
Miss Jacob. who l. known to her intimate
friends as Polly Jacob, was introduced
to society two years ago She has passed
n good deal of her time abroad and during
her STAY in England last year was pre-
sentcd at court in Buckingham Palace.
The bazaar and dance arranged to he
given in the ballroom at Sherrv's from
2 until o'clock tomorrow afternoon
FOR the benefit of the orthoppdic ward
u the Post-Graduate Hospital will he
much on the order of big Christmas
marty. There will be several attractive
booths placed about the ballroom floor.
where there will be ON sale fancy and
useful articles suitable for Christmas
gifts. CANDY, flowers and toys. At one
Of the booths will Ice sold artistic calrn-
dlrs and favors made 10y the crippled
children of the ward.
There will Toe Il large Christmas tree
in one corner of the ballroom and near
it will hc Il fortune teller's tent and sew
erl other attractions to interest and
arlIse both children and grown folk
During the afternoon there VIII he
dancing.
Mis-, Helen lie Roy Miller, Miss Mar
carct Wnslow. Miss Marion Hollins,
Miss Mary Garfield. Miss Ruth King and
Miss Joan Whitridge are among TN"
Young women Of society who will assist
at the various booths. Mrs. stephen
u p Pell is the president of the ladies
auxiliary. aud among those acting on the
committee are Mines Edward NlcNicNar
Adrian II I.arkin Alfred IL Fly. Lewis
@ Morris. Charles VI. Connfelt, Charles
H Mellon. r Ludlow Fowler, Jr.. Albert
z Gray. John T Terry. Jr.. and Samuel
n Hlnckley
With many Young people home from
school and college for the Christmas
holidays IN" afternoon dance arranged
by the Junior League of the Bethany
Dav Nursery. to Ice given IN the ballroom
Of the Plaza on December 20, will bring
togrthera large assembly The proceeds
will he devoted to the nursery fund. and
Judging by the advance sale OF tickets
for the dance a large sum will be rea-
lied Tickets at 80 each are on sale
hv Miss katherine Fitch of $50 Park
avenue
Some of the members of the league are
the Misses Vera MoNair, Florence Carter.
Alta Jane Fitch, Carol Read, Viola Elan
narv, Marie Leary, Alice Thayer, Henrietta
Islcott, Amy and Margaret Reick' Alice
Dawson rusannc and MARGARET Warren.
Betty Frank, Dorothy Quinn, Dorothy
Loary Edna Strouch, Tamlin Carter,
Hlda Sohrcnkei~en and Kathryn Potter.
Among the patronesses are Mines. Wilt
IAN n Hamilton, j. lt"lcn Steers, NlllidHi
Mc\ar, Prescott Slade, James +, Clews,
Charles Elliot Warren. Theodore W.
Morris Frederick iaton, Charles r. Sabin'
William p. Chapman, Irving Brokaw,
McLane an lnGcn and Rradish j Carroll.
Among the interesting dances Of the
winter for charity will be those to be held
IN the Della Robbld room of the Wander
bin during January and February by the
Paul Jones club, whose members are on
the committees for various benevolent or
CARNATIONS The club will meet for sup
per and dancing each night during the
week except Monday and Friday, when
the dance will he exclusively for the fOun-
doris and their guests The club will ia
governed hv he committee Of the Friday
LvrmnI tluh. which held n successful
s"r."- of assemblies at the Vanderbilt
la-i'~"1-uu and among whose members are
Ai'p,n ii" Navarro, Richard Peters,
Charles u Nrtmoro. W RhmetanIrr
Stewart. jr Hamilton FISH, Jr., William
lIu0wau. Francis Roche and Elliot