The sun., 1916-12-24

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A1exander, William b. Anderton,
francis g. Barlow. Edmund l.. Bay
lies, Frederic II. Belts. Ernest Blgelow.
Arthur Scott Burden, Nicholas Murray
Butler. Chester w. Chaplin. Joseph II.
Choa4e, Paul d. Cravath. X. Fulton
Custins. Henry p. Dawson. Frederick
Ddey, Newbold 10 Roy Edgar, Charles
Dana Gibson and Miss Louisa Lee
schuyler.
A concert will be given at the Metro.
politan Opera House on the evening OF
January Is for the benefit Of the Vaca-
tiou Association. In which Miss Anne
Nasgan, Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs.
WSudall Baker, Mrs. Daniel Guggen-
hGlm and others are interested and
which looks after the welfare Of young
women. Ignace Paderewski and Fritz
Krsisier will appear and there will be
q programme by the Boston Symphony
Orchestra under the direction Of DR..
Carl Muck.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
work Of the Vacation Association. In
which many persons prominent in So
cisty are interested. and It In expected
that there will be a large and repre-
sentative audience. Parterre boxes
and grand tier boxes will be sold at
$50 and 800 each respectively and
orchestra seats will be SO each. APP
pifuations may be made for them at
the association headquarters. 3s West
Thirty ninth street.
Aeiss Adeline Townsend. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Townsend. will
be ono Of the irst brides Of the new
year. Her wedding to f.. TunnicliH
Fox will be celebrated In st. Thomas's
Church on the afternoon Of January 3
and will be followed by a reception at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend.
237 Madison avenue.
The brides attendants will include
her sisters, Mrs. Robert c. winmill and
Miss Marion Townsend. and the Misses
voulotti Proctor. Ruth Moller, Mar
garet Kemp and Florence Moberly.
John NJ. l.. Rutherfurd will act as best
man. The ushers will be Walter II.
Eaton. II. Barlow Farr, Charles v.
Hickox. Jr., Hobert a. H.. Baker.
George q. Bourne. Robert c. winmill.
Cornelius F. Fox and N. Raymond
Fox.
Mrs. Townsend will give a dinner IN
Thursday night for the members Of
the bridal party.
The wedding Of Miss Helen Carson
Job, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Job OF st. Johns. Newfoundland,
and Blundell Sands. England. to
Charles Burch Schiff will be celebrated
in the Cathedral Of the Incarnation,
Garden City, L. l.. on January 10. The
wedding ceremony will be followed by
q reception at the Garden City Hotel.
Nm Job returned recently from Eng
land, where she had been serving az
war nurse in Lady Roberts's Hospital
at Ascot.
Mr.. schir. VINO is a son Of Charles
6chiY. former president Of the South
ern Pacific Railroad. IS expected here
shortly from England.
Invitations will soon be sen out for
the wedding OF Miss Doris I,yer
daughter Of Mrs. Fletcher Ryer. Il
Gtanhope W. Nixon. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Nixon. which will be cele-
bPated in the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest on the afternoon of January %
Following the wedding ceremony there
will be a reception at the Ritz.
Carlton.
Miss Ryer and her fiance have beer
present at many Of the parties giver
for young people this winter. The g n
gagement was announced last autumn
The engagement was announced re
Gently Of Miss Margaret Slocum
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William II
0locum Of Jamaica Plain. Mass, {,
John G. Quinby. Jr., son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John b.. Quinby. who live at TIT
Plaza. No date has been set for tn
wedding.
At a dinner and dance given by Mrs
Frederick w. Moss Of 40 Park avenu'
on Wednesday night the engagement
was announced OF her daughter. Mis-
Alice Buckley Moss. t. Melville d
T%ruesdale OF this city. Miss Moss wa!
introduced to society last winter. Sh'
10 a cousin of Miss Sarah Buckley. on,
Of this seasons debutantes for whom
Mrs. Moss will give y lance at Sher
rvs on January 8.
Mr.. Truesdale IL the youngest son o
William H. Truesdale. president Of tn
Delaware, Lackawana and Westerl
Railroad. He Was graduated from Val
in 1915.
Another engagement recently an
nounced was that of Miss Doroth