The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31

a former marriage of Mrs. stephen G..
Williams. whose engagement was an
nounced recently to y. Kenneth Hadden
Of this city, will be married in st.
Jamess Protestant Episcopal Church
on the afternoon of February IS at !
o'clock Miss Wye;h Will have her sis
ter, Miss Caroline Wyeth, as her only
attendant and Hermann -. Boxer will
act as best man.
After the ceremony there will he "A
reception at the home Of the bride >
parents, 3 East Seventy-fifth street
Among the early spring weddings Will
be that 4 Miss Anna CIonkhite. daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. Elisha u. Cronk-
hite. to William V. G. Ruxton of this
city. Il will he celebrated in ST. Bar
tholomew's Church on April 10. Follow =
ing the ceremony there will be re-
ception at the home = Mr. and Mrs.
Cronkhite. 337 West Seventy seventh
street
Mrs. George Gordon Battle is ar
ranging "A dance for the benefit of the
Blue Ridge Industrial School, which ia
in the mountains of Virginia. and it vii,
I've held in the Della Robbia room If
the Vanderbilt on the night OF Marrh
| ,. There will be a meeting Of the pa
| tronesses of the ball tomorrow morn.
ing at 1890 at the home of Mrs II -
ert c. Taylor, 1855 West Ffly-eighth
! st:cet.
There viii he another meeting of tie
metropolitan Dances at Sherry's on SJ..
~ f.rp al
several years ago, outgrew the ladies
annex OF the Metropolitan Club. where
they were at first held. The member
are girls who will not be introduced t.
society before next year or the ycal
after. The committee for this seas NJ
includes Mrs. +. Mcneil Bacon. chair.
man: Mrs. Robert r. Huntington. Mrs
Ernesto G. Fabbri. Mrs. ]. Archibald
Murray Ms. lie Roy King. Mrs. James
W. Markoe and Mrs Thomas II
Howard.
Mrs. Francis l.. Hire vii! give t1t
dansant at Sherry's on Saturday after.
noon for Mrs. f. Worthngton Hne arc
Mrs. Lyman y. Hire. her daughters-.n.
law. Mrs. Lyman Hine. who WAS Mis-.
| Sybil Young. was a bride of December.
Mrs Harry r. Duryea is one Of tn,
most accomplished women in socie.v
and her designs as we'll as her PAINTINGS
in oil and water co,ors have attaintf
great merit. Mrs Duryea is the sistei
Of John Russell Pope.
Miss Marion Becker. the elder dauGa
ter Of Mrs. NJ. Bathgate Becker, wa,
| introduced TO society last winter. Sh,
was one of the bridesmaids at the wei
ding Of Miss Naomi Andrews and Mel
son Col,inGwood Hyde Of Syracus-
which was celebrated on January 30 II
81. James's Protestant F,piscopa
Church
| j. Stewar; barney Is one Of the mel
| of society who find time to follow
up taste for painting. He has aske,
some OF nus friends To takr tea thi
afternoon at II East Fifty-fifth stree
| and to view some of his recently painte,
water colors.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will give
luncheon to-day at her home, % Eas
Seventy-eighth street.
Dinners viii he given on Tuesda,
night by Mrs. William NJ. Polk an,
Mrs Lawrence l.. Gillespie
Mrs. John r.. Alexandra Will give tn
second of a series of smal. dances at he
home, 16 East Fifty-thmd street, o
| February 20. 1t will be for her daugh
ter, Miss Civilise Alexandra. and wi
follow several dinners The guests wi
be young people. who have been aske
to come in fancy dress.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander viii Civ
a dinner dance on the evening of Feb
ruary 10 at her home. West Fifty
eighth street.
Mrs. Philip BARTLETT will give a Dime
dance at $50 Park avenue on Februar
IL for her daughters, the Misses PRS
ella and Juliet Bartlett.