The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24

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Mr. Hidden is a son of MIR. and MIS-
Hlrold FarQuhlr Haddeu of East Sew
cnty-sNth street. lie was graduated
from Harvard and is now studying at
the Columbia law school The wedding
WI. take place probably in the spring.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Miss iir-iri Chd1!c:
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop
Chincr, to Edward NJ. piokham, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Dudley l.. pickham If
BOSTON Miss Chanlcr is passing the
winter with her parents in Washington.
u. e., whore the wedding Will take place
on January 80.
A Wedding in Pittsburg next month
OF interest 10 society here will Ice that
u Mss Henrietta Thaw, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Thaw. to Law
renee Sltde OF this city II Will be
celebrated at Shadyside, the country
home Of the brides parents. The Rev
Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin. pastor OF the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Will be the officiating clergyman.
The final rehearsal for lie Jour
Feric,' the annual entertainment of the
Junior League, which Will be given in
the grand ballroom of the Waldorf
Astoria on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, took place yester-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Charles b. Alexander. 4 West Fifty
eighth street, and now everything Is in
readiness for the carnival, which prom
ises to be one of the most successful
ever given by the organization. Nearly
all Of the debutantes of the season and
o.her young women of society who are
accomplished dancers will take part IN
the programme, which includes lone
list Of dances. An equal number Of the
young dancing men of society will com
plete The cast
Rchearsals have been going on FOL
several weeks, under the direction o
Miss Lila stewart, who has drilled the
amateurs for some beautiful divertisse'
ments, Dancing Is something 10 which
almos' all young people Of society take
naturally and the task of training thu
amateurs has not been so very difficult
and Judging from the rehearsals they
VIII be ready to give a good account o
themselves. The costuming of the vari
Gus dances has received a great deal o.
attention and the scenes and lightinl
effects for each dance will be carried
out with splendid results. There Will b'
several surprise features not on the
programme
As he programme is a generous on
the entertainment will start prompt!
at o'clock each night and al the con
cluslon Of the entertainment each eve
ming there will be general dancing. Con
RAIDS Orchestra will play for both tn
entertainment and the general dancing
Nearly all Of the boxes have been sol
FOR the first performance and a larg
rnmhcr Of tickets have been disposed OF
Those remaining are on sale with Mrs
Courtlandt Nicoll. 400 Park avenue
Tickets are s. each and boxes are iron
$50 70 800.
The first number on the programme
VIII ho the carnival procession, organ
zod hy Miss Mildred Townsend, In thi
"'l ne the Misses Elizabeth Moseley
Anna Sturgis Amy Clifford, Phyli
Brown Dorothy Haight, Julia Potter
'A'h Hayden. Ruth Hayden, Doroth,
lat.o Ruth Cutting, Mildred Sawyer
Etuor Kendall, Kitty Kimball, Doll
'.',,,oi,, Symphorosa Bristed, MarGare
MONTGOMERY, Kathleen Macy, Mary Gil
bert Cornela Camman, Helen GrilfeI
Helen Hiss Margaret Warren. Mn
"'urgls, Noel Haskins, Mildred llarbecE
Kate Willis, MartAa Gay, Fried" Pear
son, Lillian EndiCOtt, Gertrude Parde'
Alice kortright, Augusta Dixon, lthod
Tanner, Maud CoSter. Julia Gilber
'ouise Butler, Katherine Colt. Mirial
Hartman and Mildred Rice; the Messr
Ernest Fahys, Frederic Dennis Geral
DAILY, Edmund peaslee, Dudley Tucke
i;"gnald Auchlncloss, Amos Morr!l
Frederic Macdonald, Robert Meyer, 70
ward lmbrie. William rairchlid, Do
Kelley Ryland Slzer, Dunbar Adam
Herbert Sherman, Ingersoll Brow
Andrea Gross, Henry Eyre, Hamilto