New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
There Are Several ENGAGEMENTS OF Re-
cent Announcement That ATTRACT
the Attention Of Society.

Campbell, of Manhattan; EoRat hVvDS
Arnold. of Brooklyn, and Percy HendrI
Of London. Mr.. Houston and his proc
are 70 make their home in BROOKLYN
al i6l State St
Miss Thurston will be married to
Mr. STANLEY at the home Of her mother,
Mrs William Harris Thurston, -
Rcmsen St. in the presence or reIa-
tiyes and few intimate friends. Inc
hour set for the ceremony is O'CLOCK
Miss Dorothy Thurston rs TO act ~
maid az honor. and the bridegroom
sister. Miss Lila Stanley, and anothsr
sister of the bride, Miss Gertrude
Thurston. will attend as bridesmaids
William Stanley is to be his brother
hest man. Mr.. Stanley is the son OF
Air. and Mrs. William Stanley, OF HreA'
Darlington, Mass.
Friday. December 4. is the date Sc, ,
for the debut Of Miss Louise Glnheh
Ruxton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip RuXton. Of 81 Remsen ST. IL 10
10 be the conventional afternoon reeep-
ton. and will take place at the nome
OF her parents.
Miss Marguerite Mallett, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Percy s. Mallett, VII! be
introduced to society Tuesday slter,
mon. December %. st reception AT
the home Of her parents, IL Monroe
Place.
Mrs. Joseph Howard Raymond, OF lol
Henry st.. will give a reception SStuI-
dav afternoon, December ., at Wnien
She will present her daughter MISS
Drusilla Lanier Cravens.
I, compliment TO her niece, Miss
Marion Macdonald. one OF the seasons
debutantes. Mrs. W. G.. Triest, OF Man
haitian. will give a dance at the MID
GOOD Club Wednesday evening, Deem
her so. Miss Macdonald IS the daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William ). Mac
donald. of Flatbush. She VIII make
her debut Wednesday. December y.
The Junior Assemblies, which are, TO
be given this season at the Helghts
Casino. Friday, November - luesuas'
december 20. and Tuesday. April 3, are
TO be under the patronage 81 -
Frederick W. Moss. Mrs. Morris Spnam
Flv. Mrs. William Murray, Mrs. Walter
Glib. Mrs. Caswell ". Stoddard, MIS-
Calvin Truesdale. Mrs. Thomas w.
calender. Mrs. Walter Glib, MIS-
George W. Chauncey and Mrs. Jesse H.
Uopkins. The committee includes MISS
Alice Moss. Miss Ruth Calender, MISS S
Leslie Hopkins. Miss Jean Murray, W.
Harris Thurston. Randolph Catlln,
Dcan KalbAeisch and Wallace Chaun-
90 and Chester Palmer, who nave
taken the places of Robert Mallory, lr;
and lack Adams, who have married
since last spring and dropped out oil
Inc Assemblies.
The patronesses for the Cinderella
dance. which is TO be given at the
Heights Casino Saturday evening; De
cember 26. will be Mrs. Charles Ole9-
emit Bowen. Mrs. Howard W. MaXWelI'
Mrs William Clinton MumioTa, MIS-
William Pohlman Pool, Mrs. Frederic
r pratt Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw,
Mrs. Irving Thomas Smith, Mrs. Jonh
Van Buren, Thayer and Mrs. Frederick
c. TruslOw.
Miss Marie Heischmann. daughter OF
the. Rev. DR.. John J. Heschmann, rector
of ST. Peters Lutheran Church ana
Mrs. Heischman. is TO be married TO
Robert Burton Bloom on Monday even
mo The ceremony is 10 take place IN
ST Peters Church at $3.50 o'clock, win
the brides father officiating. Miss
Rutb Heischmann is to be her sister
maid of honor. and the bridesmaids VIII
he Miss Emma Heischmann, Miss Nllla
Bloom. Miss Hazel Bloom, sisters OF
the bridegroom. and Miss Marie Bosch
The best man is TO be Melville SpaulG-
ing. and named as ushers are Leslle
Dick, Clyde Winchell. Harry Leete ana
Kenneth Penfeld Mr. Bloom is the
son Of MIR. and Mrs. d. Burton bIoom'
of Waikiki, y. Y.
A card party and sale will be gwen
for the benefit Of the Guild of the Long
Island College Hospital Friday after
noon. December A. at the home OF Mrs.
Frank z. West. A. Pierrepont st. AS
soeiated with Mrs. West are Mrs. john
q. Polak. Mrs. James Watt, Mrs. >;
sherman Wight, Mrs. Henry Nash Read
and Mrs. Albert Van Wyck.
Announcement is made of the en-
qagement of Miss Marguerite LoQgh-
ran. daughter of Mrs. Margaret }.
Louehran. of 6S3 Willoughby az. to
William +. Straukamp, son OF Mrs.
Theresa Straukamp, of 500 President
ST.. and Twilight Park in the Cstskllis'
MIR and Mrs. Philip T. KOrnder, OF
l. I
ragement of their daughter, Miss Elsa
Nornder. TO Dr.. William 6. Martens, OF
Flatbush. The announcement was
made Friday afternoon at a bridge
Marty. DIR. Martens, who is the son OF
Nre Dorothea Martens. of l3l Rutland
Road. is a graduate of the University OF
Pennsylvania. Miss Kornder was grad
uated from Packer in 1872.
Mrs. Hamilton Patton, before her
marriage ten days ago, was MISS Edltn
Platt Warner. daughter of Mr. anG Mrs
Edwin Gaylord Warner, OF Montgomery
Place. The wedding, in the Old south
Congregational Church. was one OF the
largest which has taken place IN towI
this season. Mr.. Patton IS tne son u
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Patton, o
HIGHLAND Park, Ill. lie and his bride
,,'iii make their home in Meford, Ore.
where thew have a large fruit ranch
The bride is a member of Smith, 10
and her husband was graduated iron
Amherst the same year.
Tho dates set for this seasons Mid
wood Assemblies are Thursday, Novem
her 20. and Mondays. January ant
April s. The committee remains Tn
same as last year II incluCes Mis-
Ethel Chapman, Miss Kathleen Holton
Miss Helen Moorehesd, William Spence
Douglas Cruikshank and Bsyard Cum
mings. The patronesses will be Mrs
Alexander S. Bacon, Mrs. Isaac +. Chap
man, Mrs. Edward F. Cragin, Mrs. War
rem Cruikshank, Mrs. Bayard Cum
mings, Mrs. Harry Covell, Mrs. Will
lam +. Holton. Mrs. Edwin p. Maynard
Mrs. Thomas o. Moorehead. Mrs. Johr
l.. Spence, Mrs. George 0lin Walhridg'
and Mrs. Henry ID. Watson.
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