Evening star., 1928-09-30

NEW YORK. September 29.-DeSplte
the announcement that the Autumn
ball will not be held at Tuxedo Park
this year the debutante will have her
day. only it will be in less distinctive
manner. The reason for the cancella-
ton of the annual event ct Tuxedo is
that the new Tuxedo Club will not be
completed in time and the old one has
been dismantled.
Although many members OF the
younger set have been brought into the
inner circle OF society from the country
homes and Summer villas of their par
ents, there will be no lack of fetes dur
ing the Fall and Winter.
Several debutantes will be introduced
this Winter at parties given by their
parents at the Park Lane. November
28 Mrs. Harden L. Crawford of 655 Park
avenue will give a supper dance there
for her daughters. Miss Julia Crawford
and Miss Anne Crawford.
Others who will make their dcbuts
OF the Park Lane include Miss Donita
Ferguson, daughter OF j. S. Ferguson,
at a dinner dance November 90; Miss
Adelaide Koop. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Jackson Koop. at a tea
dance December 81. and Miss Helen de
Fevster, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Ashton de Peyster. at supper dance
December "a
Miss Virginia willys. daughter of Mrs
John North Willys. will be presented at
the Park Lane at supper dance De-
cember 26: Miss Caroline Darlington.
daughter of Mrs. Charles F. Darlington.
at a dinner dance December q. and
Miss Cynthia Pratt at a supper dance
December %.
P;nchOt- -Voisin BetrOthaI
In Paris Is Announced.
Society is much interested in the an
Douncemsnt from Paris by M. Gabriel
Voisin, French engineer and automo-
bile manufacturer. and Nine. Voisin of
NE engagement Of their daughter. Mile.
Janine VoiSin, to Mr.. Clifford Pinchot,
I'd. son OF MIR. Amos Richards E. Pin
ef1ot, New York lawyer and nephew of
1ormer Gov. Clifford Pinchot of Penn
gylvania. for whom he was named.
Mile. Voisin is recognized in Pals as
Q a usician and composer. Mr.. Pinchot
- years old, started scarf manufac-
edr1ng and importing company at III
Madison avenue in 1925. when he was
Where he was studying architecture
following his graduation in 1925 from
YAie.
The Wedding will take place in Paris
In December.
Mr. Pinchot's mother is Mrs Min
turn Pinchot, and he is a brother OF the
former Miss Rosamond Minturn Pin
chot, who 3t4ained fame on the stage
in The Miracle" and in other plays.
The actress was married January 26
in West Chester. Pa, to MIR. William
Castor, New York lawyer, son Of the
late William A. Gsason of Boston.
iVNft
have been abroad this Summer.
Eociefy is Given Notice
OF Other Future Weddings.
Mrs. E. Gardiner Miller has an
nounsed the engagement of her dau9h-
ter, Edith Gardiner, to Mr. H. Whitney
Fish. son of Mrs. Lewis Popham Fish
and the late Lewis Popham Fish.
Miss Miller is granddaughter of the
late George Norman Gardiner and the
late George w. Miller, both of New
York. She is great-granddaugh OF
the late Theodore Crane, direct de-
sCcndant Of Jasper Crane, who in 1880
wss made first magistrate of New York.
AIiss Miller was graduated from the
Misses Searings School, at Morristown,
aud Is member of the Junior League.
Mr.. Fish is a grandson of Cornelius
Bsrrian Fish of Scarsdale and of the
late j. Henry Whitney of New York
On his mothers side he is direct de-
scendant of Philip Livingston. and on
his paternal side of Lewis Morris. both
Eigners of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Darling Parker
o. Hartford, Conn.,, and New Lebanon
Center, N. Y, announces the engage
ment of their daughte' Caroline Whit
field to Mr.. Frederick w. Wallace, son
q Mrs. Frederic w. Wallace of New
York and Washington, Conn, and the
hte Mr.. Wallace.
Miss Parker attended Miss Porter's
School. at Pennington. Conn. and is
member of the Junior League. Mr.
Wallace is graduate of Yale, 1926.
The engagement of one OF Mr. WAL
lace's sisters, Miss Polly Wallace, to
Mr.. Charles j. Mason, son of Mrs
Charles jeremiah Mason of Scarsdale,
was announced recently.
Long Island Hunt Clubs
Planning for Fall Meets.
Extensive plans are under way along
The north shore of Long Island for the
hunt meets this Fail. Members of the
Piping Rock, Locust Valley and West
bury sets will begin the runs in Octo-
Der and continue the sport until the
frost causes an end to such activities.
AS usual, there will be a number of
house parties in connection with the
meets. Several horse shows and fairs.
which are so popular with society folk
on Long Island, will add to the ealen-
dar of events.
Many Improvements have been COM
pleted at the Nassau Country Club,
which has increased the attractiveness
of this rendezvous for Long Island So
ciety members. For months the squash