The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10

Pierrepont Could daughter OF Mrs
James Henry Gould, will be married 60
the Rev George Ashton Oldham. rector
OF ST. Lul<e's Episcopal Church, Convent
avenue and lilst street. Miss Mary
Gould will he her sisters only attendanr
and the Rev. John l.. Oldham will DO
the best man. The ceremony will Je
performed by Bishop David H. Greer
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus S. Pyatt have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Mary Adelaide Pyatt, 10
Harold Frederic Jung. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles II. Jung OF this city
Announcement mas been made 10y Mr..
and Mrs. Leopold Strauss OF the engage
Strauss. to Irving {. Fellemau No d"ts
has been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Edward r. Brown OF f95 West
End avenue has announced the engage
ment OF her daughter, Miss Edna +.
Brown, to j. Frederick Wherry Of Nov
ark. y. j, Mr. Wherry is a graduate OF
Prince;on. class OF 1898. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Hubbard Of New
of her daughter. Miss Mary Agnes HUB
bard. to Dr. Robert h. Humphries OF lot
East Fortieth street. Dr HUMPHREYS
was graduated from Toronto University
In 1906.
Miss Agnes NJ, Heating and Folk A
Muldoon, whose engagement has just been
announced, will be married In the spring
Miss Heating In daughter OF william H.
4 IAutipY and Ia n graduate of the | TSulflA
Academy and the College OF New no
/ chelle Mr. Muldoon is a gradual" ot ~.
Francis Xavier College and the fotdmn
University Law school
/ Mr., and Mrs. W. Chandler St,"ar OF
/ Atlantic city are AT the Hotel As'o,
! where they will remain few da's
/ Lieut. ID. b. Falk. Jr.. L. :. \. and
| Mrs Falk, who were married ON Monday
In Brooklyn, have been at thu H''el
Aston They will soon leave for N'ro
| Ariz, where Lieut.. Falk IL stationed vita
! his regiment,
The second OF ;he Merry Folk Dances
will DC held on Tuesday at the li'''I
Msrseillc. February and March . 40
the dates tov the other dances on ne
series which II under the patronage ot
w. Adams, Mrs, Edward 7. Clarke, MS
Arthur t. Fish Mrs Charles L. Kruger
Mrs. AAolphus Raglan, Mrs. Augustus W.
Anderson, Mrs. John f. Kelly, Mrs. Al
bert Patton Massey, Mrs, Waiter g.
sheppard and Mis-. James Henry Parker
At the ball TO be given AZ the H".el
McAlpin on Thursday under the auspices
OF the Black Cross Society the grHhl
march Will be led by Mrs. John Frames
Yawgcr and Dr Royal :. C"p"Idn'
Presidents Of nearly all the clubs IN inc
"''v VIII be In the march. The proceeds
from the ball will be used to ana NO
destitute IN the United States.
For the immediate relief OF the poor
In New York city an entertainment con-
slstng of tableaux vivants cards ana
dancing will he given at the Iitzt on
Tuesday. The tableauN, which VIII DO
posed by young women. will pc 'toIpm'
hia and Her Satellites" "Charity irs."'
at Home" nineteen Fifteen and 'l'
Horn OF Plenty" what WIN Save zoe
Country?' and what Neutrality MeAIS
Attina In Oriental COSTUME will i'
Greek dance called ~ Praycr TO .'
Sun aud Miss Cassibccr WI also '
seen In exhibition dancing. Tine pro-
gramme will he followed by ner"
dancing. and for those who d" NOT care
20 take part In this room has been SCI
aside fer cards, Win pr'yes
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