The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

h'hS, MIS- \, j. Hancock. Mrs. u. 7.
Hartman. Mrs Julian liter Mrs. JONATHAN
jackson. Mrs Everett Jackson. Mrs j. ".
Johnson. Mr. ". j kennedy. Mrs G. ".
Kirkpatrick. Mrs Maude Nissan Mrs.
Lauterbach. Mrs. Henry lawson. Mrs NJ.
Lawrence. Mrs. Wilton Lambert, Mrs.
John Luuung and Mis-. James Lees Laid
law.
The National Society OF Patriotic Women.
Mrs. j. Heron Crosman president will
hold its first meeting OF the season on
Wednesday AZ the Waldorf Astoria. Bust
ness will be called promptly at half past
O'Clock and the programme will begin
a half hour later.
franklin Sargent viii give n talk on
The Theatre" AZ the first social after
noon OF the Theatre club, Mrs J. Chris
TOPPER Marks president. on Tuesday after
noon AT the Hotel Aston. Thomas Whinen
and Miss Joan Sawyer will be the guests
Of the club. a. well IA the entire cast of
u he Third Party" Richard Temple and
Taylor Holmes Of that company will APP
pear professionally during tho afternoon.
Many novel features will he introduced
this year at the th"s dansantS and evening
dances at the Hotel AGtor, which will be
under the direction of Mrs Guy Milton
Italian The first OF the thes dansants
was held yesterday Albert Van sand
was seen in exhibition dances Miss Doro-
thy Mast"rton will be seen during the win
ter in fancy dances The series will he
under the patronage of Mrs James Creel-
man, Mrs Frederick Steinway. Mrs Raw
mOnd l.. Ward. Mrs George 4 Iund, Mrs
Oliver Il hridgman. Mrs Pcyton Richards.
Mrs William Il IIcresford Mrs Alphonse
Gongerns. Baroness de Meyer, Mrs George
Burr Mrs. Henry W Bailey, Mrs + t.
Patterson and Mrs Augustus Sherrell
Wilton.
The 81 Catherine Welfare Association
held its first meeting OF the sen son on Fri
day at Corpus Christi school Hall, on West
l2lst street. The speakers were Joseph
iiartigan, Commissioner OF Weights and
Measures Mrs Mary Ware bennett, secre-
tary of the National American Woman's Suf-
fragc Association. and Mrs Anna II q Shea,
president of Corpus Christi Council. ST.
Vincent de Paul. The Rev John II Dooley
pastor Of the church. presided
There viii be double wedding on Tues
day IN the North Presbyterian Church
when the Misses Lorraine and Hazel Bur
dick, daughters Of Mr. and Mrs Loron
Madison Burdick, are married The former
VIII bf'billt INV bIlAlt vi NlllluHl f. Ming
and her sister will wed James Pierre Seaman.
The double ceremony will be followed by a
large reception at the Plaza
one OF the weddings of this week
will be that of Miss sally Mccall daughter
of Mrs Ambrose Mccall and niece Of
Public Service Commissioner Edward f.
Mccall and OF Justice Thomas Donnelly
She will be married on Tuesday evening
in ~ Francis de Sales Church to Nicholas
Conway of Troy. y Y. Mgr, Lewis will
perform the ceremony. which will be fol-
lowed by a large reception and dance at
the Hotel st Regis
The bride will wear veil Of old Killarney
lace which was worn by her grandmot her
and mother AZ their weddings. IL will he
fastened to her couture with orange bios
SONS, Her gown will be OF heavy white
brocad6d satin trimmed with tulle en-
brodercd with crystals The bodice viii
be entirely of the embroidere tule made
with "A high neck and long sleeves She
Will carry likes Of the valley and orchids.
Miss Cassie Mccall will be her maid Of
honor and will wear q costume Of pale blue
taileta with an overdress Of yellow chiffon.
She viii wear a hat 10 match and carry
yellow roses, There viii be two little flower
gels. the Misses Dorothy Donnelly Mccall