The sun., 1916-11-12
Mrs. Flagler Among the Brides of the Week--More Enter.
tainments for Debutantes Announced-IDate Set
for Dances--Recent ENGAGEMENTS

|OR many years the opening "
the season at the Metropolitan !
- Opera has marked the begin
ming Of things In society for the win
ter, and after this week matters social
vii, show more activity. There will
BE- 50 little change In tho occupants of
the opera boxes hat the gathering of
tomorrow night at the Metropolitan
viii almost appear to be a continue
ton OF last winters season. Yet there
vii he changes. particularly in the
partcrre row. There will be some new
occupants Of boxes who have secured
them on account Of debutante daugh-
ters, but such persons are by no means
strangers to society. II will be q proud
night for the debutantes who hereto
fore have been Obliged to hear their
opera at matinee performances and
not as full-fiedged members OF society.
There is always a distinction In be-
ing invited to sit I'm an opera box.
whether one Is fond of music or not;
but one Of the greatest compliments
Is TO be asked for the opening night.
which carries with II 40 much In a
worldly sense. While the opera IN
great function. the dinners preceding
Il are not. outside OF a family circle
the number asked to dine and 70 TO
the opera cannot very we'll exceed four
and the dinners Of to-day which count
as functions are those OF 6ftv rues,s
n least, Such has been the rrovvfh NJ
society.
There will be several veddinss 70
mark the week and there will also he
the Horse Show. On Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mr.. and Mr..
Pembroke Jones there will he soIem-
nlzed with much simplicity the mar
riaae OF Mrs. Mary Kensn E1agler
widow of Henry M. F1aeler IN former
Judge Robert Worth bingham OF
Louisville. XIV. This marrias e In but
the revival OF an old romance. When
Mr.. Bingham was An UNDERGRADUATE
IN the University of New York ne wa.
one Of the suitors for the hand OF Miss
Mary Lily Kenan, who afterward he.
came Mrs. FlaRler. Circumstances
parted them and they did not meet
again uHtIl after weuvysV0Tp v0AfS, '
Last spring they were brought to-,
they met at the White sulphur Springs
III West virginia. After their mar
rage Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham will 60
south and they Will divide their ttfne
oetween Louisville. AIR Beach ana
New York Keeping a permanent
apartment AT the flaza.
Afasrace Cnurch on wednesday az
,erhooh MISS Eva mai ana DAVID -
NoFes VIII ne married and on the
same ia! VIII occur the marriage OF
MISS Heien donald haynes and John
ire'or ADAMS. MISS Fla boriahas
Wedding 10 LII. ALBERT n. Moritt Will
axe place In Wappinsers rails on
s"turday ana VIII De Witnessed by a
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ueou.ente VINO mas Iate'y oeeh
rruf'u 10 'ne IONS net - MISS urea
nSiIsren, ,ourth oaushter or MRS
HioHe' Danigreh ana sranddauenter
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,pN.I, VINO TOT many years hved AT
W Mau'son avenue Mrs. Dahisren
IN "''hs on. her at q large
,aholeoh 70 De given AZ snerrys on
ne'em,per o. ana on the night loiow-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Seton Henry viii
sNr d dance TOT Mise Dahigren. VINO
: tnolr niece AT tneir nome In Wash-
,s,on SQUARE announcer dance Tor
H'iIilIh On IpeCeTnDRT IL Dy neT aunt,