The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
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the fame place Mrs. J. Walter Wood
will give a luncheon for her daughter,
Miss Nathalie Wood. Miss Edith VIII
Jams, daughter by a former marriage
of Mrs. !. Van Schaick Oddie. Jr, Will
be introduced to society this season,
and on December 8 her aunt, Mrs. T.
Halsted Myers, Of 50 West fiftieth
street, will give a luncheon for her.
a luncheon for Miss Kate WSman
Griffin, second daughter of DR.. Henry
A. Griffin. will DO given AT Sherry's ON
December .. and 1t will be matronized
10y Mrs. George B. De Forest, who Is a
great-aunt Of Miss Griffin. Mrs. j.
Allen Townsend has taken h after
noon of December 10, when h Will
give a reception at 237 Madison avenue
to Introduce her youngest daughter.
Miss Marion Townsend. Mrs. William
il. Thompson, who Is at the st Regis
for the winter. will give there on the
afternoon of December Is IA coming
out party for her daughter, Miss Mar
gsret Thompson.
Mrs. Lecining Walker has advanced
the date OF tho coming out of her
daughter, Miss Adele Prindlc. to De-
ccmbcr 90, and her reception will be
held at 399 Park avenue Mrs. George
Quintard Palmer has selected Christ
mas eve for "A dance at Sherry's. when
her daughter, Miss Lillian A. Palmer,
will DO introduced to society. Mrs.
Justus Rupert sem out invitations
last week for n reception to be held
on the afternoon of December 30 at
the Colony Club. 100 Madison avenue,
when she will Introduce to society her
daughter, Miss Lilly Ward Ruperti.
a dinner and theatre party will fol-
low.
Information has been received by
cable from Paris of the marriage
there n weck ( yesterday OF Miss
Julia Hunt. daughter Of Mrs. John
MunrOe. to Edouard Champion. ar art
publisher of that city, who obtained a
few days absence from the front for
the wedding. The bride is the dough
ter by his second marriage of the
late E'urman Hunt of this city. and
she is "A half sister of Mrs. A. Murray
Young. who was by her first marriag,
Mrs. Marion Story.
More than twenty-five years ago
Mrs. Furman Hunt, who had been q
widow for some years. was married In
this city to John Munroe, the banker
OF Paris, who was the eldest son uf the
founder of the famous banking house
Shortly after their marriage MIR. ana
Mrs. Munroe and Miss Hunt went tC
Paris, where Mr.. Munroe died about
ten years ago. Miss Hunt. who wa.
quite young AT the time Of hei
mothers second marriage, had lived ii
Paris ever since.
Mrs. Munroe was Miss julia
Gould and Il niece of the late Mrs
Addison Jerome. Her mother. win
married "A second time. viii Ice remem.
bcred as Mrs. Moseley. who for years
lived in the old Florence apartment
house in East Eighteenth street. II,
that time considered one Of the won
ders OF New York.
Gable dispatches received here
from Belgium have announced the
marriage ON November II of Mis-,
Yvonne Terlinck. "A member uf a prom
inent Brussels family, and Edward II
Townsend. son OF Mrs. James NJ
Townsend of 535 Park avenue. Tn,
wedding ceremony took place at Ii
Pannc, where there is II Red Cross
station.
Mr.. Townsend has been engaged in
ambulance work WIKI the French
.American-Hc,glan Red Cross. lie ans
his bride, who are now IN Paris. Wi
sail for New York on Saturday.
Princeton. y. j.. will he the scene OF
an Interesting Wedding on Tuesday
when Miss Elizabeth GrIcr Iliohcn
daughter Of lbr. John Crier Hibhen
president OF Princeton University, an.
Mrs. lfibbcn, becomes the bride ot
Robert Maxwell Scnou. assistant pro
fessor of Latin at Princeton.
Tie wedding Ger, m-uy will be cele-
frated in the Marquand Chapel an
afterward there VIII he a reception al
Prospect, the home of d.. and Mr.
1Iibben. The Rev. DR.. Francis Land
ley Patton, at time president ni
the university. and the Rev. Ralph 3
1'nmcroy of Princeton will be the OIL
eating clergymcn.
The bride. who will he given away
by her fathsr, Will have Miss Barbara
a mour of Princeton as her maid 81
honor. The other attendants will D.
Mrs. Donald Grant Herring, the M!sse>
Esther and Marion Cleveland, daugh-
ters of Mrs. Thomas j. Preston. Jr.
and the late Grover Cleveland, at ont