New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
MISS E. W. DODGE
TO BE A BRIDE
Engagement to G. H. Hunt
ington Followed His Es-
cape from Burning Ship.
w. J. STURGIS GIVES
BACHELOR DINNER
First of Series of Supper Dances
Was Held Last Night
at Sherry'S.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland H. Dodge, OF
90 Park Avenue. have announced the en-
gagemeat Of their daughter. Miss Eliza
beth v. Dodge. TO Professor George Ii.
Huntington, head master of the prepar-
atory department Of Robert College,
Constantinople, Turkey. The romance
eliminated after Professor Huntington
escaped from the Greek liner Athinai
when she burned at sea IN September
and he with other Americans was res
cued by the Tuscania and brought back
TO New York
On October IL Professor Huntington
set sail again on the King Constantine,
which was held at Quarantine for a few
days following-a cable messge from
Greece. and then continued on its way.
Word has been received of his arrival
in Athens. but il is doubtful if he can
reach Constantinople for some time
yet, as the only remaining port, De-
deaghatch, in Bulgaria, is pow closed by
the British. Professor Huntington in
sisted on going back when he heard his
college had opened with an enrolment
of 4O0.
Professor Huntington is a brother of
DR.. Ellsworth Huntington, of Yale, the
noted geographer. His sister Cornelia
married Theron Damon. the Associated
Press correspondent at Constantinople,
and lives there now.
Miss Dodge's mother was Miss Grace
Parish. Her father Is a member Of the
Union and other clubs. No date has
been set for the wedding
The first Of the series OF supper
dances arranged by Mrs. Lindsey Tap
pin and Mrs. George X. B. Wade was
hold last evening In the large ballroom
at Sherry's. There were $50 guests,
among them the Mayor and Mrs.
Mitchell, who were with Mr. and Mrs.
Dom Barber. Mr. and Mrs. BARRIERS
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Hartman and Mr.. and Mrs. Seton Por-
ter. Others who had parties were Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Hudson, Mrs. Keene
Taylor, Mrs Percy Burrill. Mrs. Walter
Gurnee, Mrs. Robert Thomas and Mrs.
Lyttleton Fox.
The patronessss, all Of whom had
guests, included Mrs. Adams Bstchel-
Ter. Mrs. Frederick Foster Carey, Mrs.
Huntington Norton, Mrs. Harry Whit
ney IcVickar, Mrs Richard A. Pea
body. Mrs. Noel Carpenter, Mrs. Reeve
Schley, Mrs. Ralph VI. Johnson, Mrs. J.
Prentice Kellogg and Mrs. Waldron
Williams.
There was general dancing through
out the evening, and supper was served
~ midnight. The dances will continue
weekly until Easter.
Miss Eleanor Adams Bryant, dsugh-
ter of Mrs. Walter Henderson Bryant,
will be married TO Frederick A. r.
Pearson, son Of Mrs. Frederick Pear
son, Of West Fifty-seventh Street, on
Wednesday, November "a, in ST. Marks
Church, Philadelphia The ceremony
will be followed by g large wedding
breakfast at the home of the bride, llo
South Twenty-second Street. Philsdel-
phis.
William J. Sturgis, who is TO marry
Miss Ellen Yuille, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas s. Yuille, on November II
in St. Mary's Church, Scarborough,
\. Y, gave his farewell bachelor dinner
last night at Delmonico's. His guests
included Angler B. Duke, who 10 TO be
his best man; Philip o. Mills, 4. j.
Drexel Biddle, jr., James A. Blair, r.,
George B. Glaenzer, Theodore s. Wat
son, Walbridge S. Taft, Theodore 7.
Dixon and !. Steele Sturgis, Of Chicago.
brother Of the bridegroom, who are
70 be the ushers. There were also pres
eut BENJAMIN n. Duke, 4. J. Drexel
Biddle, sr.. Frederick c. lnman, Thomas
B. Yuille. Walter r. Herrick. George
Koenig, Joseph D. Martindale, and
Tboras y Cannot Of ROstOu
Miss Muriel Cakes, the debutante
daughter of Mrs. Edward ". Packard,
Of this city, will 60 to New Haven on
Saturday for the Yale-Princeton foot
ball game and will be the guest over
the week end Of her aunt, Mrs. William
. Whitman Fsrnsm. On Monday evening
Mrs. Farnam will give & dinner and
dance for Miss Cakes at the Lawn Club
in New Haven. The guests will be
debutantes and Yale students.
Among the subscribers 10 the Tues
day morning lectures TO be given at
the Hotel Plaza by Mrs. J. ". Hasle-
hurst are Mrs. James I. Barclay, Mrs
BENJAMIN Brewster, Mrs. Hamilton
Fish Kean, Mrs. Robert Hoe. Mrs. Wal
ter p. James, Mrs. William Walter
Phelps, Miss Annie B Jennings and
others. The first lecture will be given
on November l6 and will be on Bel
gian Cities in History and Art"
Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting will give q
dinner-dance on December 81 AZ her
home, "a East Sixty-seventh Street.
Mrs. Thomas B. Clifford will give 8
luncheon to-day at her home, 81 East
Fifty-third Street, for Miss Olivia de 3
Gazzsm, debutante niece Of Mrs. Ed
ward W. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich have
gone to White Sulphur Springs, W. va
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold II. Weekes VIII
return to the city from lslip, Long
Island, next week.
Mrs. Leeming Walker will give q re-
eeption on December y, followed us q
theatre party, to introduce her daugh-
for Miss Adele Prindle.