Evening star., 1926-10-03

of % Wa shington Square. He is a
brother of Miss Gertrude \. Walling.
Miss Lambert is a member of the
Junior League and has been active in
various charities during the last few
years She was chairman of the
Grosvenor NeiShborhood House ball
last year and by her efforts con-
tributed much to it's success.
Mr. yelling is a former member of
Squadron A. He served succeSSiVelv
AS lieutenant and captain with the
3o4th Field Artillery. 18th Division,
in the war. He is member of the
Union Club. the Army and Navy Club
and Sons of the Revolution.
Among the smarte st weddings Of
the year will be that Of Miss Con
stance Woolworth NJ Cam. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. F.
MCann. of East Eightieth street
and Oyster Bay. She is to become the
bride of Wyllys Rosseter Belts. jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wyllys ROSseter
Belts of Tuxedo Park. on October 10.
A reception At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs MCann will follow the cere-
mony. Miss M'Cann. is a grand
daughter of tbs late Frank w. Wool
worth.
Marriage Set for Thursday.
Plans have been completed and at
tendants named for the wedding Of
Miss Verona Spencer Laying. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. James Dawson Laying. jr..
IF 1876 East SiXty-seventh street and
Round Top Farm. Somers. y. Y,
which will take place Thursday at st.
Marks Church. Mount kisco. n. Y.
She will he married to John OVerton
Chiles. son of Mrs. Y. G.. Chiles of
Atlanta. Ga.
Miss Layng will have Mrs. Walter
G.. Stanton as n1atrOn of honor and
sister. Miss Agnes NJ. Laying, as maid
of honor The bridesmaids will he
another sister. Miss Verlinda B.
Laying. and Misses Helen T. Runkle,
Gertrude l.. Robinson. Alice G. Bar.
bour. Lois Worrall and Alta Davis.
Nathaniel Baxter Maddox will be
best man. The ushers will be Marion
kiser. Spencer Galloway. Andrew
Chapman. John l.. Appleby. James l..
Green. George 7. Weyman, Ashbel
Green. jr., and Stockton Green.
Rev. NJ Adys Prichard will per-
form the ceremony. A reception will
follow at Round Top Farm. After
trip to Europe the couple will live In
Alta nta.
Buds Eagerly Await Autumn.
Prospective debuta nteS on all sides
are in f1utter over the announcement
of the date of the Autumn ball from
he seats of the social mighty at
Tuxedo Park. This da nee has been
for years the outsta nding affair Of the
Fall season at the park. and il will
take place October 30 II is always
the occasion of presentation of many
Of the seasons most prominent deb
utantes and It is believed that this
years list will be the largest in the
history of these exclusive affairs.
Since it's inception several decades
ago the ball was held in the old
Tuxedo Club until it was raZed two
years ago. Last Autumn it was
celebrated in the Halsey House near
the shore of Tuxedo Lake.
The round of fetes, which marks
the Autumn ball. might well be called
the introduction of the Winter season.
Entertaining is general throughout
the park. with numerous house par
ties and dinners on the night Of the
dance. Practically all Of the promi-
nent families are represented.
The annual flower show. under the
auspices Of the Tuxedo Horticultural
Society. will he another big event to
take place this month. This eXhibi
tion is attended by brilliant pro-
gram of entertainment.