The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-31

Seventeen street has announced the en-
gasement OF her daughter, Miss Beatrice
G.. Sonn. TO Herbert Harris. Mrs. SOM
will give a reception for tho young peoVeo
at the Hotel Gotham on November q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fields Of 40
Riverside Drive have announced the en-
gagements OF their daughters. the Mlsses
Rosalynd and Sylvia Fields. The former
will wed Meyer Ginsberg and her sister,
Miss Sylvia Fields. will become the bride
on JacQue &. Ginsberg. Tho future
bridegrooms are sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. 2.
Ginsberg Of Montreal. Canada. Tho
Misses Fields are nleces Of Lew Fields.
the actor. No date has been set for
either wedding.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Thompson Of see West
1891 street OF the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Hattie J. Thompson, to
William r. Ahrens OF woodside. l.. I. No
date has been set for the wedding.
DR.. William d. Granger Of Bronxviiie,
~. y. has announced the engagement Of
his daughter. Miss Grace r.. Granger, 20
Arthur kltch!ng. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore T. Kitching Of this city.
A patriotic bazaar for the benent Of
the Salvation Army will be given on
Friday and Saturday at the Rescue
Home. SIS East Fifteenth street, by the
Womcn's Auxiliary. The home will be
decorated with American flags and red.
white II blue bunting and many
articles suitable for holiday presents
will be on sale. There will also be a tea
room and Saturday afternoon will b
TO children. Special attraction.
will be provided for them. Many Of the
city officials will be guests on Friday
afternoon, when presidents OF the various
clubs and patriotic societies will be en-
tertained at tea by the president, Mre.
William y. Grant Brown. and the ba-
zaar committee.
the committee.
There was a large attendance on
Wednesday at the first in a series Of
twelve talks On current topics by Mrs.
Jessica Lozier Payne AZ Aeolian Hall.
The lectures. which will he held on
Wednesdays. are under the auspices OF
the New York Diet Kitchen Associa-
tion and the proceeds will be devoted
the work of the association. which
maintains eight milk stations in the
congested sections Of the city. where
mothers are taught TO care for them
selves and their babies.
Tickets for the course at $40 may he
obtained from the office Of the assocla-
tion at I West Thlrty-fourth street.
The frst Of two lectures on current
by Miss Janet L. Richards will
be given at the Graham School
o Thursday morning. The lectures
under the auspices OF the A.lumne
Association OF the school and tickets
may be had from Mrs. ". l.. Murray,
31S West N~inety-fifth street, and at the
school. ~ Riverside Drive.
On Saturday afternoon, December II.
a fair and dance will be given at the
Plaza under tho patronage OF the
hoard OF trustees OF the Manhattanviils
Nursery Association. On the commit
tee in charge are Mrs. W. n. Wander
bilt. Mrs. L. c. Holden. Mrs. C. n.
Wales and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Smith.
The hrst Of a series OF ten talks on
current events will be given on Friday
at the Broadway Presbyterian Church.
Broadway and 114th street. for the
benent OF the NURSERY. They will be on
alternate Fridays a Louise Fowler
Gignoux will be the lecturer. Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs. Clarence
Smith at s3l West 10lst street.
Auxiliary ~, Stony Void, q
Continued on Seventh Poss.