The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
Society Prepares to Receive
Long List Of DebutanteS
No Large Dances Before December Weddings Note the City and in
the Comtry--Engagenents Announced General


Of Nlr and Mrs W Cary Sanger who
was presented al court IN London last
spring
, Nlr- Henry c. Surges will introduce
Miss Mary Siurges and in December
Mrs Thomas Hunt Talmage will give
Il dinner dance to introduce her daugh-
: ter. Mss Lillian ralmags. Miss Mar
parct LA Fargo. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs & Grant La Fargo and grand
. daughter OF John In Fargo. the artist,
will be another of the debutantes and
MIR and Mrs Walter Damrosch will IN
troduca their second daughter. Miss
Gretchen DamrosCh. who Is a grand
daughter Of the late James q. Blaine
, Mrs Daniel 5 Lamont will introduce
her youngest daughter. Miss katharine
Lamont. and IN all probability Miss Amy
Clifford second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John Parkin Clifford, will be in
cluded in the list.
MIR and Mrs Martin Gay, who are
now in bingham. Mass, will introduce
their daughter Miss Martha Gay. They
expect to return to New York about
the middle of October Many other
dcbutautcs will be added to this list as
the season goes on, and it can be seen
that the younger generation will hold
the field almost entirely to themselves
a. far a. the early entertainments OF
the winter are concerned
The wedding Of Miss Laura Sufern
Livingston. only daughter of Mrs.
Robert X Livingston. to Rowland Ship
pen Davis "a son Of Mr. and Mrs. How
land Davis, will bs celebrated in st.
Pauls Church, Tivoii, n. Y, At noon on
Saturday Many relatives and friends
from TINS city will witness the cere
mouy which will be followed by a re-
ccptiun and breakfast at Northwood,
the country home of the brides mother,
which forms "A part of Livingston Manor
and was granted TO the family by Queen
Anne II the weather is favorable tho
wedding breakfast will be served at
tables placed on the verandas and on
the lawn and there will DO dancing in
the open
The bride will be given away by her
brother, Robert X. Livingston. Her
attendants will include Mrs. Armitage
Whitman and the Misses Kathryn
Chaplin, Florence Gayley and Katherine
Greene Miss Betty Taller. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs r SuTern Taller, will
loo the flower girl. 1900
", Shppen Davis will be his brothers
best man, The uShors will DO Edward
Hlagdcn Raymond Ives, Roland l.. Red
moni, Edward Shippen I'd, Charles King
and Lawrence Howe.
Mr.. Davis and his bride will live at
rs Ea-. Seventeen street after their
wedding trip.
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Mis' Margaret Barnard Wagstaf q
marriar" TO John Fairchild Adams,
which was celebrated week ago yester-
DAY IN Christ Church, West lslip, L. l.,
was tHe occasion Tor great gather
ing IN" day was perfect and the little
chdroh was crowded for the ceremony.
which was followed by breakfast at
ldhlulah' the country place of Col, and
Mrs, Alfred NaEstah, the bride
parents IN Babylon. While this house
t,or. having been IN. home Of tho Vac
staT family for penarutions the break
fast wa, served under , maro,Iee and at
small tnhlea placei in rho gar,Ie, Thar.
WI the inevi,obln dnncing whla tho
breakfast WAS being served and this
kent up long after the hrifle and hride-
groom L.d left bv automobila for
their honpymoon. MIR and Mrs Adams
wa ~ 'T' 'no Winter az o%' rarN ave
NJ %''' '"'i VI" q i'ouse WI "o "u'''
i'' "''''' u" '"o "ass'ah pace
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inN'''''o'S nave oeen sent out tor
Wv, w., W''''',h 81 MISS iiarrlette STAPLES
"h,'''' u,uEh''r oi rrol' ana Mrs
-N'nNr W. "i'orler OF Ne" raven. conn
10 "o"''y v" Thlll'p9' son OF Mt aho
~ "i'' w ',''"' a,ru a. tie summer hoIh'
o' MI ana NrS. "h'eier at ,roVe beach
,"hn.' on th' afternoon oil September 80
MES th@ap"th philips sister Of the
bridegroom, Wlil act as Hover grl ano
VIII hn the Drlde. - only attendant while
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