The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24

TO Clarence Everett Bacon on Saturday.
November 4. for which Invitations have
just been issued. Miss Peabody is a
niece Of George Foster Peabody and
Royal Garfield Peabody, ana her fance
Is The son OF Mrs. Clarence Everett
Bacon Of Middletown. Conn. The Re-
formed church on the Heights will he
the scene Of the ceremony. which will be
performed At I o'clock by the Rev. DR..
FredrgicS f.. shannon. the rector, and
the Rev. pr. John Douglas Adam OF the
Hartford Theological Seminary. HAN
an hour later there VIII be a reception
O., Mr.. AMI Mrs. pelbudy's home, l2s
Willow street.
Mrs. Dudley Hoyt Peabody. who be-
for. her marriage to The brides brother
Naa Miss Gi,.trudo Hui OF Larchmont.
viii 'ct a. iratrun OF honor. aNd Miss
Ctt'y> Peabody, the little daughter Of
MIR and Mrs. Charles Samuel Peabody
tAIlCe Reeve I'owd,n). Will attend her
cousin as flower girl. The other attend
ants ar, to b, Miss Marie Brown ~
lHsrrtor. y. H., Miss Katharine Roberts
If Wyuncwood. y. j, Miss Elizabeth
Young ana Mrs. Frost Ilaviland Of
Brooklyn. Roger Whitley Bacon is TO
lee tn, best man, and the ushors will be
Dudley IIoyt PEABODY. Robert Irving
i.i-lI.u. Wiuifred King Pettigrue.
Henry Hit Crane, lie Roy Pierrepont
Ward ard Joseph Athcrton Richards.
Miss Peabody = "A graduate of Packer.
class of 1874, ana was one of the promi-
rru' dchUtantes of the following season.
Mr.. Bacon was graduated from Wes-
lcyJn University in 1913.
OF much Interest to the old F1athush
families viii be the wedding OF Miss
Sarah pu Rois k~ouwonhoveu. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William II. Kouwen-
hover, tu George {. IicnCkel, The cere-
mouN and reception are to take place
Wednesday evening, November 10. At
the HON" Of the brides parents. . Rem
sen place, ~FHathush, There will be
about l5o guests.
\ cousin Of the bride. Miss Elizabeth
RemScn. : TO act as maid Of honor an
other cousin of tho bride. Miss Maude
Ryder k~9uwcuhoNca, and "A little sister,
Miss l.ucrcttn k~uuwcuhoNen, will at
tend her as flower girls, The bes, man
viii be william Joyce, and chosen for
ushers are William Wyckuff kouwen-
hov"u and william T.. Sc!nk"n
NJ IIenckcl * the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Goorgr \. llonckcl of jefferson Avenue
and is a graduate of the Brooklyn Law
school
The principal event Of TINS week IN
Flathush viii he the wedding of Miss
Jeanette Bridwcll, daughter of Mrs.
Frank j. Bridwell. to Raymond Mace
more Partridge III Wednesday evening
-, llurs Church Will be tn" scene of
the ceremony, and tie reception follow
ing will u" given at the home of the
brides mother. G76 East Eighteenth
street. Mr. Partridge is the son Of Mr..
and AIS. Henry W. Partridge of l0i
Eighth avenue.
Conspicuous among the seasons de-
huflutcs VIII he Miss Constance Gray,
daughter of Mrs. Percy r. Gray and a
g~rauddaughter OF Gen. and Mrs. iloratio
{. King. Mrs Gray will present her
daughter Tuesday afternoon, December
-, at a reception at her home, 81 Gar
den place.
The Fort Greene Chapter n \. II will
give a LARGE dance at the Heights Casino
Monday evening, January 3.
Tie marriage Of Miss Frances Mar
guor.to Philips, daughter of Mrs. Eliza
beth Phillips, To Albert Cluuan. .Ir., of
Fltthush was scheduled for yesterday
afternoon in the chGrrh of the lncarna-
ton The bride chose Tor her attendants
her sisters. Mrs. John T. Whalen and
Miss Edu, Il, Phillips, John Y. Whalen
WAS selected as best man and Thomas
j, Farrell and Ford kurt2 Of New York
for ushers. Mr., Cluuan was graduated
from Cornell in 1872,
In compliment to her sister, Miss Rea-
trlce Quitting, who Is To marry Alfred
Henry HOLMAN on Wednesday, Novem-
her 10, Miss Gladys Buttling gave a
dance last evening. II took place at the
liuttling home, 81 Carroll street. with
nearly IA hundred young people present.
The formal announcement Of the en-
gagemcnt of Miss liOrtense Caroline
Wichmann to John Cooper Campbell was
made AT "A reception given at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.
NiChmann, S09 Lincoln place. Mr..
Campbell is the son OF MIR. and Mrs.
John Campbell OF l230 Carroll street.
Among those who had the privilege OF
Offering their good Wishes to the young