The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14

1Anec will be given for Miss Cuylcr at
SherrN's. Mrs. Alphonsc IL. Alker will
give u coming ont tea for her daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel W. Alkcr. for whom
h viii give a dance at Shcrry's on
December II. Mrs. Allan M~arQuand's
coming out reception for her daughter.
Miss Eleanor Marquand. will he held
On Friday afternoon at Guernsey Hail.
tho country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maryland in Princeton. Later In the
season some entertainments for Miss
Marpuand will bc given in New York.
SAo :: u granddaughter OF the late
Henry Marauand.
A series OF six small dances will be-
gin on Tuesday nfght Mt the Cosino-
poitan Club in East f'ortieth street
ard among the patronesses are Mrs.
Arthur ~. Choatc, Mrs. John r. Pratt,
Mrs. Allen Tucker. Mrs. II. HOLSTER
Feasc. Mrs. William G.. Rockefeller,
Mrs. Joseph Rowland Hunt. Mrs. +.
Dewitt Wells. Mrs. Allen wardwell,
Mrs. George De Boketon Greene and
Mrs. Tracy Hoppin.
Invitations have been issued for tho
subscription dinner dances being or
canizcd 10y Miss Olyphant ELEPHANT
and they will he held on Tuesdays
December Z. January 4. February 1
and March I at Sherry's. Among the
subscribers are Mrs. Dom Barber
Mrs. y. Prentice Kellogg. Mrs. George
Batcheller, Mrs. James Parish Lee
Mrs. Willard s. Brown, Mrs. Richard
j.. Morris. Mrs. Arthur 7. Cumnock
Mrs, frederic Foster Carey. Mrs. w
Albert peasc, Mrs. Harry II. Duryea
Mrs. j. IIarsen R~hoades. Mrs. q. How
ard Dawson, Mrs. Robert T.. Tod, Mrs
Joseph Rowland Hunt and Mrs. Al
fred wragstaff, Jr. There will be dan.
cling during dinner and afterward. and
for those who do not care for dancing
there will he rooms set aside foi
bridge.
A wedding of international interesi
will be celebrated in Baltimore or
Tuesday when Miss Christine Mar
burg. daughter of Theodore Marburg
cx-Minister TO Belgium, becomes III,
bride of Jonkheer van S~tarkenborgh
Stachouwcr of northern Holland. TIL,
ridegroom-to-be was formerly secre
tdIs W tlf ENflIltI ldIluS IsVkt1lpH u
BRUSSELS and has been for some tim,
at attachc OF the Netherlands Lega
tion in Washington.
The ceremony will take place in ole
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Churc,
and many members from the Diplo,
matte Corps from Washington and alst
from his city will be present. After
ward there will DO a reception at tn,
home VI the brides parents. II Yves
ofount Vernon place. Baltimore.
Miss Marie Granger. a cousin OF th'
Bride. will he the maid OF honor an,
thc other attendants will include Mis-
Helen Taft. daughter Of former Presi
lent and Mrs. Taft; Miss Elaine va,
Dyke, daughter OF h present Min
lister to Belgium: Miss Marguerite
Bonsal. Miss AnNe w. Williams. Mis-
Julia Kcyser and Miss Elizabeth {
Jerks. W. l.. l.. q. Van Raptard, tn
Netherlands Minister. will act as bes
man..
Miss katherine Sedgwick Sands
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Robert A
Sands. will he married 80 John NJ. L
Thachcr. a son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas NJ. Thatcher ot Somerset. Ky
in tho chapel of st. Bartholomew
Church on Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. The ceremony will he cele
brated in the presence of a small gath
cring Of relatives and a few intimate
friends. There will he a large recep
ton Immediately afterward at tn
home OF DR.. and Mrs. Sands, 101 Eas
Thirty ainsS street.
The bride, who will be given ava.
ny her father, will have Mrs. william
S. T'airchlld as the matron OF homo
and the other Attendants will be Mis-
Elizabeth Thatcher. sister Of the bride
groom: Miss Olive Trip. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy z. Trip, and Mis-
Vera Cravath. daughter OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Paul D. Cravath. Robert I
Ewaine will be best man. TIL
ushers will be Edward V. v. Sands
brother Of the bride: Douglas NJ. Moi
fat, Karl T. Frederick, J. IIampdel
Dougherty. Walter q. Clifford and
Chester Noyes.
Country weddings are still include
on the autumn calendar, and one tina
will attract many from this city Wi
he that of Miss Ellen Yuillc. daughte