The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-18

Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden, Mrs Howard
Greenley. Mrs. Frederick IL. Allen. Mrs.
Gordon Knox Bell Mrs. w Adams Dclano,
Mrs +. Mcneil Bacon, Mrs Archibald Nj.
Brown, Mrs William Greenough, Mrs.
G. Oliver Iselin. Mrs. Goodhue Living
ston, Mrs Willard y. Straight, Mrs
Frederick W Vanderbilt. Mrs. Thomas
Hastings, Mrs Norman Whtehouse,
Mrs ". Bourkc Cochran, Mrs X. Living
ton Beeckman, Mrs Albert Gallatin,
Mrs " Delaney kountze and Mrs
william II Truesdale.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Margaret Seton Porter. second
DAUGHTER Of MIR and Mrs. II. Hobart
Porter, to j Horton Ijams of this city.
Both Miss Porter and her fiance have been
prominently identified wah amateur
theatrical entertainments given 10y young
naonle of societv. Miss PoH or was last
vpar treasurer of the Junior League ana
also took part in several entertainments
given during the season for benevolent
objects. Since the early part OF the sum
ner she hns been with her parents at
.neir country home Lauderdale. in Law
renee, L. / Their New York nome Is AT
iOj Park avenue.
Mr. Iams il "A son of Mr.. and Mrs
John I Iiams Of IA East Thirty-iiith
street He is treasurer of the West side
Juvenile Club, for which the annual
Mi Caremc carnival is held at Sherrys
,,d he IL actively Interested in other
similar ORGANIZATIONS He was graduated
i H.. nA- md - IA
squadron A. No date has been mentioned
for the wedding.
Another engagement recently an
nounced Of interest TO society her" ana
on Long Island was that of Miss Louise
TIFFANY Frank, daughter of MIR. and Mr'.
Charles 4. Frank, to Talbot j. Taylor
,Jr. son of lalbo, j. Taylor and Mrs
Keenc TAYLOR II was mad" known III
Glen Cove, l. l.. where Miss Frank mas
been for the greater part OF the season
at the country place Of her parents. she
is fond of outdoor life
Mr. Taylor is grandson of the late
James X krcne and a nephew OF FOX
hall p Keene lie * II brother OF Miss
Dorothy krcnc Taylor, who was one oil
last winters debutantes, and OF James H.
keene Taylor.
Society was Interested in the engage
ment announced last week of Miss Marion
Dell Carrerc, daughter of the late John
NJ Carrere, 10 Alan Fox, formerly OF
Detroit but now Of this city. Miss
Carrere il a member of family that has
been prominent in New York for many
80 hn
Carrere X Hastings, designers oil the
New York Public Library and other prom
inent buildings IN this city.
Miss Carrere and her sister, Miss Annie VI
Carrere are passing the autumn with thelr
mother AT Rod Oaks, the family country
Mace near Rye. y i They will return to
their home at III Park avenue, where II
is expected the wedding will take place
during the winter
Mr.. Fox, VINO il all attorney. and makes
his home at IS Fifth avenue. was gradh-
ated from Yale IN 1903 and later from the
Harvard Law School He II member
of the Yale and Harvard clubs and Of
Squadron \.
Among the engagements announced
recently was that OF Miss Helen irving
Phillips, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs "enoeH
{ Phillips, TO Monroe Van Nart DE Mott'
son Of Mr. and Mrs. CLIFFORD Monroe he
Mott OF this city and New Rochelle, y l.
II was made known AZ dinner gwen by
Mr.. and Mrs Phillips on the occasion OF
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
MIS- Phillips, who was introduced TO
society four years ago, passed tn" summer
,p,,,tl,. ~ 1 no rN T,luSn nf hpr IuTputf
in New Rochelle.
No date has been mentioned for the
wedding
DR.. and Mrs Joseph b Bissell announced
recently the engagement of their daughter
Miss Eugene Bissell to Laurence Mllet
son of the late Frank ID. Millet, the artist
Of Russell House, Broadway. Worcester.
shire, England Miss Bssell was intro
duced TO society four years ago.
Mr.. Millet was graduated from Harvard
in 1901 and later from oxford University
His father was among those lost on the
Ill fated Titanic.
recent engagement made known il
Newport was that of Miss Edith Norman
Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs William
X. Hunter, TO Louis l.. Lorillard, son OF
the late Louis Lorillard. Mr. Lorilarc
and his fancee have been abroad for tn,
greater part Of the last two years.
Mr.. Lorillard and his mother were las
heard of in Geneva. They are expected
10 return TO Newport early next month
where the wedding will take place prob
ably later in the winter.
In the Church of the Messiah. Thirty
fourth street and Park avenue, tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock will be- celebrated
the wedding of Miss Marjorie Wiggin
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Wig