The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16

rot he many weddings after the middle
Of the month and but few Of them in
New York.
One Of the most interesting gag
ments Of the spring seaso was an
n%ounced simultaneously In New York,
Philadelphia and Washington, ID. c..
on Thursday. by Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman
Wanamaker. that OF their daughter
Mis- Marie Louise wanamaker to
Gurnec Mum Of Washington. ID. -.
Mss Wanamaker. who is a grand
daughter Of John Wanamaker. was
introduced to society during the win
ter. and she IL one Of several debu-
tantes who have become engaged since
the beginning of the fashionabl 4 sea-
son. She is n daughter by his first
marriage Of Mr.. wannamaker. her
stepmother having been Miss Violet
Cruger. daughter by her first marriage
OF Mrs. J. Fred Tams. Mrs. Wanna
maker gave a brilliant ball for the
debutante in Tuxedo during the win
ter holidays.
Mr.. Mum IL the second son OF the
late Charles A. Mum OF Washington.
His mother. who was Miss Carrie
Curnee. Is a cousin OF Walter s..
Curnee Of this city. 20 Mrs. Mum and
her family are we'll known in Newport.
r. l., where they have passed several
seasons. Mr.. Mum was graduated
from Harvard in 1911 and he belongs
10 the Metropolitan and Chevy Chase
clubs of Washington, where he lives
with his mother at 1901 Massachusetts
avenue. His brother. Charles A..
Mum, married Miss Mary Astor Paul
OF Philadelphia and they are nov
living at Woodcrest. Radnor. Pa. Mr..
and Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker gave a
dinner at Sherry's on Thursday we
ming. when formal announcement Of
the engagement was made.
Society was greatly interested in the
engagement announced last Monday
Of Mrs. Corinne Violet Hatch. a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood
Violet, to Phoenix Ingraham Of this
city. Mrs. Hatch has been passing
the winter with her parents at $50
West Fifty-ninth street, where the
wedding will be celebrated very quietly
on Saturday.
Mr.. Ingraham, who IL prominent In
tOClcty, was III h6utC a. many
Of the largest parties given each
season when the cotillon was In vogue.
II, was noted as a leader and was al
ways in demand on such occasions.
lie Is the only son of Justice George
l.. Ingraham and is prominent among
the younger lawyers Of this city. He
vas graduated from Harvard In 1898
and 10 a member Of several Of the
leading clubs Of this city. among them
The Union. University. Metropolitan,
Harvard. New York Yacht and Man
haitian clubs.
On account Of mourning none but
relatives and q few intimate friends
will witness the wedding ceremony.
Mrs. Hatch VIM BE- unattended and
Mr.. Insraham win have Alexander 8.
Webb as his best nan
Another engagement Teoentsy made
known was that Of Miss Merton Eek
ford De Kay, daughter Of Mr.. and
.Irs. Charles De Kay. to DR.. Peyton
lsos Of this oily. Aio d Kay. VINO
was intrpduced 10 society A0t winter.
is a mr-hber OF q family thek has 6een
prominent IN this city for many year.
Hcr father was the American Onnsul-
General at Berlin during t0o last
Cleveland Administration.
Mss De Kay has taken IN a0dve
part in several Of the entertaiumenNe
given during tho sea0o ~ the
younger contingent Of society. Her
sister. Afiss Phyllis De Kay. who was
also interested In amate-- tIcct:.cals.
v"'' mcr-.5G n i.onGon last January
e. Tiv"r3 Bury. sol Ct John II. Bury.
r. r..f l.utcssor OF modern history in
CAM; DE University.
IL. i.ous is a son Of the late
Charles Rous of this city and Ba.ti-
more. M date has been mentioned
Tor the welding, but 1t re- expected 1t
will take place about the middle Of
June at tn, home OF Mr.. n Mrs.
De Kay, Alb West Twenty-third street.
Mrs. James Rodman Townsend Of
III East Fifty-seventh street has an
nounced the engagement of her
0Aught~, Miss Eleanor Rodman
Townsend. to Horace Green Of this
city. Miss Townsend has been ac-
lively interested in the entertainments
given for charity from season to sea-
son by young people.
Miss Townsend is also interested in
Red Cross work and intended to go 20
Europe this spring to act as a nurse.
She had planned to take passage on
the IL fated Lusitania. but fortunately
changed her mind before It sailed. Mr..
Green Is the youngest son OF the late
George Walton Green. who was a
prominent lawyer and author. H.
was graduated from Harvard in 1908.
II is expected that the wedding VIII
take place shortly.
The engagement has been recently
anounced of Miss Helen Mayo Seixas,
daughter of Mrs. Gershom A. SeiXas
TO n. Stedman Hills, son of Mr.. and
mrs, Joseph A.. Hills OF Boston.
Ms SeiXas Is the youngest daugh-
Ter II the late Gershom a. Seixas of
fS city. Mr.. Hills was graduated
from II rvard in 1900 and later from
The Harvard law school. He Is a mem
htr II the Harvard Club, Amateur
comedy and Atlantic Yacht clubs.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding, but it will take place shortly in
ms city and will be celebrated
quietly.
NJ, n Mrs. Charles Ogden Of AL
my, y. Y, announced recently the
'aooment ~ their daughter Miss
l- OGDEN To Frederick C. Tanner.
IA rmaI OF the Republican Sta;e
Committee,