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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2fi, 1913. 5 'Edith Graham, A.

Eadle Alder, James G. tlnun 1F 1 1, 11..., IP THE MAN BEHIND THE SCENES Brooklyn oeiQty T1, Butler, Mrs. Edwin H. Swift, Mrs. Edgar J.

Phillips, Mrs. Frank S. Vreelaud and Mrs. Llewellyn A. Wray.

Dance of the Quakers. One of the capital subscription dances ot last year waa tbe Dance ot tbe Quakers. The Dance of the Quakers is to be given again this season. The date set for it Is Monday, December IS, and the St. George will again be Its scene.

Visitation Alumnae Dance January 14, at the Heights Casino. The Visitation Alumnae announce their big subscription dance of the year for the evening of January 14, at tbe Heights Casino. Friday, November 7, the alumnae is to give its first affair under the presidency of Mrs. George T. McQuade an afternoon tea at the convent (in the alumnae rooms), Ridge Boulevard and Eighty-ninth street.

Congressman Fitzgerald Is to speak on Panama, and Mrs. J. Richard Kevin, heads the music committee. The Ways and Means Committee of the Alumnae Is In charge, and the new Junior Committee will first officially appear and serve. The personnel ot these two committees is: Ways and Means Committee Chairman, Miss Gertrude Donovan; Mrs.

Albln G. Schumann, Mrs. Harry T. Woods, Mrs. C.

Loretta Freeman, Miss Julie Alvarez, Miss Mary Hook, Mrs. Kurt Lutz, Mls6 Alice McDermott, Mrs. James H. Conroy, Mrs. Frank Snowber, Mrs.

Edward G. Campbell, Miss Teresa Straukamp, Mrs. John Schoemer, Miss Augusta Relmer and Mrs. Hichard W. Wilson.

Junior Committee Chairman, Miss Annua Byrne; Miss Genevieve Carlln, Miss Florence Ford, Miss Marie Meehan, Miss Teresa Smith, Miss Jean Campbell, Miss Florence Campbell, Miss Florence Conroy, Miss Gertrude Carlln, Miss Kathleen Hennessy, Miss Mary Swnnc, Miss Eleanor Campbell, Miss Helen Cassidy, Mits Angela Smith, Miss Katherine McKenna, Miss Knthryn Hogan, Miss Julia Murmy, Miss Anna Murray, Miss Camille Thompson, Miss Florence Haggerty. La Petite Danse Subscribers. For the first La Petite Danse, to be held at the Midwood Club this Wednesday a second and a third big dance of this set are to be given Friday, November 21, and Friday, December 12 some of the subscribers are to be: J. P. O'Donnell, J.

Henri Muller, Miss Mabel Mettler, Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Gallagher, Felix J. Cassidy, Miss Adelaide Kroinback, Miss Edith Cadlgan, F.

Joseph O'Donnell, Ernest White, Miss Helen Seymour, J. George O'Donnell, Samuel Lopez, Miss Bessie Ellis, G. Clarke Shepard, Miss Marlon McCay, Miss Frances Austin, Daniel Gutz, Miss Catharine O'Donnell, Miss Arllne Hammer, Howard Mettler, Lawrence Hamlin, Miss Maude Dollard, Arthur Benham, William J. Plant, A. Manty Power, Miss Dorothy Beatty, Guthrie Coles, William J.

Heffner, Joseph Hal-pin, Miss Catharine Bothwell, Vincent Bothwell, Gilbert Bothwell, John Mother-sell, Miss Catherine Mothersell, Miss Mildred Reld, Harold George, Miss Helen Randell, Morris Bennett, Frank E. Men-des, Jr. John Perkins, Miss Alice Richards, Frederick MInton, Miss Arllne Cadmus, Louis Goebel, Charles Bishop, E. J. Mc-Sorley, Harry McKenna, Miss Alita Weatherspon, Donald Alford, MIsb Dorothy Dittman, Karl Flster.

John Grover Canning, Miss Mabel Ellsworth, Mllo Slieppard, Miss Edythe Roese, Elliott Mouese, Miss Marion O'Brien, Earl Has-sell. Miss Esther Smith, Robert McCay, Miss Marjorle Beatty, James Connor, Miss May Greene, Miss Marjorle De Dell, Robert Cadlgan, Miss Gertrude Bransue, Miss Marguerite White, Lowell McCutcheon, Miss Vivian Woodward, Joseph Chambers, George Ruger, Herbert NlchoU, William Beaume, Charles James, Walter Beau-niel, Sylvester MInlter, Miss Dorothy Benslnger, Edward Todd, Miss Bessie Mc-Connell, Miss Florence Plttman, Maurice Bennett, Miss Anita Tlebcl, Miss Alice Richards, Edwards BettB, Miss Ruth Stone, Rene Andrade, Miss Milford Shaw, John Greason, Miss Gertrude Choate, George Cosgrove aud Miss Marlon Green. Glenwood Dance Subscribers. The subscribers to the first Glenwood Dance, at the Hotel Marseilles, Manhattan William N. Mac-Lean, chairman; Philip L.

Clarke, Clarence Haynes and James MacLean being the committee-Include, so far as Brooklyn is concerned: Miss Ethel E. Sherwood, Miss Mildred Miirler, Miss Miriam Parlaman, Miss Dorothy K. Whitman, Miss Anna Adikes, Miss Helen Raymond, Miss Edith Baylls, Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss Esther John-con, Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Mae Kanenbly, Miss Florence Wohltman, Miss Jeunie Familton, Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Grace Canavello, Miss Hazel Post, Miss Wilhelmina Mundy, Miss Carllen Kueck, Miss Charlotte Butcher, Miss Millie Wannemacher, Miss Peggy Wannemacher, Miss Beulah Buf-fington, Miss Esther Louis, Miss Margaret Loul3, Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Grace Nleman, Miss Katharine O'Keefe, Miss Edith Pitt, Miss Dorothy Schaffner, Louis t'olcord. Miss Mae Converse, Miss Nellie McConnell, Miss Bertha Duvis, Miss Edna Dougherty, Miss Eleanor Emanuel, Miss Wilhelmina Enee'muti, Miss Lillian Fisher, Miss Lottie Ham-men, Miss Grate Hanson, Miss Grace Jausen, Miss Alice Lockwood, Miss Lillian Lundbeck, Mr. aud Mrs.

Linds-lay McKlnley. Edwin Haaren, Walter Huethwohl, Dr. J. K. Woodruff, John Hlnmau, Robert Fulton Raymond, James R.

Connor, Barker Lelch, John M. Lee, Howard Maeder, Ross Cooke, William Kaiser, Leo O'Neill, James Leslie Morrison, Nelson Lang, Joseph Galen, Frederic LaCroix, Luther Post, Irwin Shaw, Frank Dunn, Thomas Dunn, Frederic Engelman, Harry Campbell, Robert Parsons, Carlo Cello, William Francis Theobalt, Richard V. Woywoth, Thomas Byrne, J. A. DeHoag, Chester Brelnlng, Leighton Halsey.

Patronesses, Committee and Some of the Subscribers for the Caledonian Dance, November 12 For the Caledonian Dance, to be given Melnken. Subscribers Miss Edna Pearsall, Miss Gertrude Heinzerling, Miss Helen Ellis, Miss Ina Sinclair, Miss Violet Blanch-flcld, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Livingston, Miss Helen Edwards, Miss Lillian Major, Mr. and Mrs.

William Roberts, Miss Estelle Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus D. Falr-chlld. Miss Margaret Bruce, Miss Winifred Malcolm, Miss Eleanor Hubbard, Miss Lulu Capstick, Miss Doris Weth, Miss Lillian Wilson, Miss Jean Gibson, Miss Mildred Reld, Miss Josephine Maher, Miss Ina Hilton, Miss Pauline Heiden-helm.

Miss Hildegarde Claussen, Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Scott, Miss Belle Clark, Mr. and Mrs.

E. DeBauu Newman, Miss Thekla Veil, Miss Edythe Roese, Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Carr, Miss Gertrude Dal-ston, Mr.

and Mrs. L. F. Henze, Miss Ethel Shadbolt, Miss Hazel Berhans, MIbs Gladys Sloat. Charles R.

Butt, B. Stacy Alder, William Brenner, Sylvester T- Brlerton, L. G. Callahan, F. Riker Clark, William Stentzel, Edmund Bartells, Herbert F.

Beck, William G. Bushell, George Bushell, Robert Dickson, Cushlng DuBols, Nickolas J. Eschenbrenuer, Walter Gretsch, Louis Gretsch, William Halla-ron, William Glassey, Phillip Halleran-der, Frank W. Homniel, Lloyd Huner-hoft, Herbert Hunter, William Jordan, Edwin Kendrik, Harold Ketcham, Bertram King, Arthur Klrkland, Donald Rltachy, William E. Lawrence, Thomas Maher, William McMUlen, Arthur MUler, Thomas MacAdam, Arthur B.

Collins, Ray Tench. PARIS FASHIONS TJP TO DATE. From The Eagle Paris Bureau, 63 Rua Cainbon, through the courtesy ot Abraham Straus. Terra-cotta serge suit with black plush collar and buttons. ATLANTIC CITY SOJOURNERS.

Atlantic City, N. October 25 Mrs. S. J. Harmtz of Brooklyn has leased apartments at the Hotel Shelburne.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kennedy are Brooke lyn folk at tbe shore, with apartments at the Dennis.

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gibson, from Brook-J lyn, are domiciled at the Traymore.

Miss Florence M. Lyon, Miss Mildred Tennant and Miss Florence McQueen are Brooklynltes at the Hotel Arlington. John P. Roth, of Brooklyn is "doing" the Wooden Way over the week-end. Mrs.

M. Johnson of Brooklyn is visiting with friends at the Hotel Dennis. Dr. and Mrs. W.

T. Sllven, Brooklyn folk, are domiciled at the Hotel Traymore. Miss M. M. Harmst has apartments at a leading Boardwalk hotel.

T. W. Wroge of Brooklyn is at tbe shore. Charles B. Schellenburg, from Brooklyn, is spending an autumn vacation here.

F. N. Parsons and Fred W. Roth, Brooklynltes, are guests at the Hotel Arlington. Miss E.

L. Harlln of Brooklyn Joined a party of friends at the Runnymede during the week. Mrs. L. M.

Baunner of Brooklyn has leased apartments at the Hotel Wes-mont for the balance of October. EMPLOYES ASSOCIATION. Brooklynltes Prominent in Wall Street Clerks Organization. The Association of Employes of the Wall Street District is rapidly expanding until at the present time It has approximately 10,000 members all of whom are actively Identified with the financial district of New York. This association Is controlled by an executive committee composed of nine members, two ot which are Brooklyn men, Martin A.

O'Neill and Arthur Somers. Both of these men wera Instrumental in forming the organization. The other members of this committee are James L. Vail, chairman; James F. Lyons, secretary: Duncan MacGregor, Jobn F.

McKay. Charles A. Burbank, Joseph M. FlU8iininons and John M. Clark.

This association was formed last spring when bills were being drafted in Albany at the Instigation of the then Governor Sulzer, which were considered to be detrimental to the welfare of the employes of the Stock Exchange houses. One of the proposed drastic changes was the Incorporation of the Stock Exchange and another was tho rrorosed Increase of 2 cents per $100 pur value of the stock transfer tax. Beth of these bills were held by the employes of the vaious Stock Exchange houses to be detrimental to their welfare, aud with a view to protecting themselves this association was formed. The pressure it brought to bear after the organization had been completed was responsible in a large measure for the killing off ot these bills. Life as a Fine Art Club Entertains Many Guests.

Mrj. Louis D. Arata of 79 Rutland road gave a tea on Wednesday, October 21, at her residence, to tbe members of the Life as a Fine Art Club, of which Mildred Manly Easton is president. The entertainment consisted of a reading of "In a Balcony," by Browning, and Mrs. E.

A. Mclougall, Mrs- Lillian Mac-Candlcss and Mrs. Oscar Smith took part. This was followed by the reading of selections by Edwin Lelbfreed, Ph.D., from his own poems. Miss Dorothy Richie rendered a congratulatory poem to the club president, Mrs.

Easton, the occasion being her birthday. Assisting the hostess were: Mrs. T. Scott Welton, Mrs. James Matthews, Mrs.

Walter Stande. Mrs- Hermann Pallme, Mrs. W. H. Horton and Mrs.

Hermann Schultz. The club was fully present and among the invited guests were: Mrs. Edward Schell; Mrs. Georife Sledeker, Mrs, Frank Jacobus, Mrs. Charles West.

Mrs. Edward Jorgensen, Mrs. R. B. Welton and Mrs.

Ferdinand G- Long. Miss Case Is tbe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Case of 692 Fifth street, and her bridegroom the son of Mr.

and Mrs. T. Everett Thomas. Much. More News of Debutantes De but Dances of Miss Meurer and Miss Spadone Two Manhattan Debuts.

The Idea of the hour Is the debut that is a dance alone, not an afternoon reception followed by dancing In the evening, but a fashionable, large ball, at which Miss Rosebud makes her bow for an bour, then drops out of the receiving line altogether and has a thoroughly good modern time. Miss Anna Meurer and Miss Thyrza Spadone are two Brooklyn debutantes that are to be presented in this new way, and the announcements of the dances to be given for them are 1, rousing great Interest, Who will be bid den to these gayest of functions? Miss Anna Meurer's Debut. The dance that will formally present Miss Anna Meurer, who Is a sister of Miss Grace Meurer and the youngest of the three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meurer of 22t Lincoln place, is to be given at the Heights Casino on the even ing of Thursday, December 18.

Miss Thyrza Spadone' Debut. December 26 (Friday), the day after Christmas, is the date of the big dancing party that will present Miss Thyrza Spa done. This debut dance will also be at the Heights Casino. Miss Spadone Is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Wurren Spadone of 208 New York ave nue, and she Is a girl who is probably destined to be very popular in tbe social world. She Is a sister of the former Miss Male Spadone. Miss Christine Nichols' Debut. One ot this year's Manhattan debuts that is of special Interest to Brooklyn is that of Miss Christine Nichols, who Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George L. Nichols, and a niece of Mrs. Spencer Trask. This young girl is the grand-daughter ot the late George L. Nichols, whose home was at the southwest corner of Pierrepont and Hicks street, tbe French-looking mansion so familiar to old Brooklynltes.

George L. Nichols, the father, gon of the present George was a very prominent aud able man ot his day. was an intimate friend of Dr. Vau Dyke, the elder, long a great Brooklyn pastor, father of the present Dr. Henry J.

Van Dyke, now American min ister to the Netherlands, and of Dr. Storrs. For years he was one of the big figures of the New York Chamber of Commerce. Miss Katherine Wyman Porter's Debut. Another Manhattan Eirl whose orcsen- tatlou to society will be ot decided Brook lyn note is Miss Katherine Wyman Porter, daughter of the popular belle of wpnt v-tlvH wars aeo.

Miss Llllv Ward of Joruleuiou street. Miss Ward married Thomna Wvman Porter and resides at 75 Eust Fifty-fourth street. This debutante hmiro thn critii.lduuehter of the late General Rodney C. Ward ot the Twenty- third Regiment, one of the remarKame Drnuklyuites of his time, aud a niece of tho present Rodney A. Ward, who married tho luto Timothy L.

Woodruff's sister aud resides at 319 Garlic-Id place. Miss Marion Peterson's Debut. Miss Marlon Peterson, another of the girls who have come from the Brlarcliff "flntahliiz school" and Is announced as Hi! winter's "buds." Is to be presented on Tuesday, December 23, She Is the daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. jonatnan Prmi of 746 St.

Mark's avenue, auu her mother Is to give a reception in her honor in the afternoon, between tne hours of 4 and 7. a dinner uud a house dance following. Miss Margaret Ames Debut. v.rrM Ames, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin A. Ames of 390 Park i. i nn the debutante list of the winter, and bids fair to be one of the season's chief successes, sne is 10 ue sented on tho afternoon and evening of Saturday, January 3, in a reception at the An Pare, a dinner ior mo eclviug party and a dance afterward. Miss Mildred Lehrenkrauss' Debut un.ip.a Threnkrauss. daughter of Mr.

aud Mrs. Charles H. Lehrenkraues ol 290 Sterling place, is a debutante oi aai-rwember 6. She Is to have an afternoon reception, given in her honoi by her mother. House Dances of Special Note Not Debut Dances.

Mr lr Henry Butler Moore will give what promises to be one of the most attractive dances of the season, at their home. 738 St. Mark's avenue, on Thanksgiving night. It is to bo for their daughter. Miss Helen Ruth Moore, who is now a freshman at Vausar.

In honor of Miss Alice Isabel Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Blum's daughter, a debutante of the year, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Bowers, parents of Miss Janet Bowers, are to give two house dances at their residence, on successive nights, Thursday, December 11, aud Friday, December 21. Junior Assemblies of the Heights. The First Friday, November 28, and at the Heights Casino. Friday, November 28; Tuesday, December 30; Tuesday, April 14. These are the announced dates of tbe Junior Assemblies of the Heights this year, to be given as usual at the Heights Casino.

The committee and patronesses of tho 1913-1914 series is as follows: Committee Miss Alice Moss, Miss Ruth Cullender, Miss Dorothy Sutphln, Miss Jessie Kennard Hopkins, Miss Jean Murray, John Adams, W. Harris Thurston, Randolph Catllu, Dean Kalb-fleisch, Robert Mallory, Jr. Patronesses Mrs. Morris Upham Ely, Mrs. Frederick W.

Moss, Mrs. Caswell W. Stoddurd, Mrs. Calvin Truesdale, Mrs. Robinson Leech, Mrs.

William Murray, Mrs. Horutlo Mortier Adams, Mrs. Joseph Halsey Unique Dance Patronesses. The patronesses for the Unique Dance the committee of which has already boen given hero at the Hotel St. George on tho evening of November 10 are to be: Mrs.

Edwin A. Ames, Mrs. Cromwell HAVE A PARTY and engage MISS HOPKINSON lo leach you ome new tlepi. You will in Ihu way provide yourielf and friends with the bed dancing New York offeri at a very coil lo leach. Private lesson (morning), $1.

Evening rale, $5 an hour, 316 GREENE AYE. Phons 176-W Bedford. Borne Brides and Tridegrooms of November Miss Antoinette Beeve Butler, Miss Helen Jourdan Among Them. November will certainly be en Interesting wedding month. A dozen and more 'marriages in the society sets have already been announced (or It.

Half as many again are to be noted this morning. These added brides and bridegrooms are Kiss Antoinette Reeve Butler and Brower Hewitt, Miss Helen Jourdan and Sumner Ford, Richard W. Balnbrldge and Miss Claire Meriam, Miss Irma Schmltt and Andre Scbwltter, Miss Minna Wright aud Baoford Jarvis Weeks. There is news in detail also as to the wedding parties ol Miss Grace Meurer and Ira Richards, and Miss Ethel Austin Case and Harold Everett Thomas. Miss Butler and Mr.

Hewitt. Not many Brooklyn girls ot the present or past generation have met with tlx social success ot Miss Antoinette Reeve Butler, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Glent-worth Reeve Butler, who is to becomi the wife of Brower Hewitt, and after hei wedding to make her home in New Haven. Mies Butler and Mr.

Hewitt havt named Saturday, November IS (as noted In The Eagle's society column of Thursday), for their wedding day. The ceremony will be at 8 o'clock In tbo evening, in the First Presbyterian Church, on Henry street, of which Misa Butler's great-grandfather, Silas Butler, was one of the founders. A reception is to follow, at the Butler residence, 226 Gates venue. Mr. Hewitt is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas B. Hewitt of the Heights. Miss Jourdan and Mr. Ford.

One ot society's prettiest young girls Is among these new brides Miss Helen Jourdan. She is the granddaughter of the late General James Jourdan, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Jourdan, who make their home at 39 Monroe place. Miss Jourdan is to marry Sumner Ford of 888 Carroll street, a Williams College graduate and a very well-known young man, a brother of Miss Helen Ford and Ford and a son ot Mrs.

Richard T. Fullen. The Eagle announced this 'wedding on Friday. It Is to take place on the afternoon of Tuesday, November 18, at 4 o'clock, at the Jourduu residence, a reception following the ceremony. Miss Natalie Jourdan, a cousin, will be the bride's only attendant, and Donald Ford will be best man.

Mr. Bainbridge and Miss Meriam. The bridegrooms of the neur future Include ono ot Brooklyn's prominent business men Richard W. Balubrtdgo, formerly president of the Manufacturers Association. Mr.

Balnbrldge Is now abroad, in Switzerland, where his bride, who Is of an old Heights family, has been residing for some years. The new Mrs. Balnbrldge the marriage Is to take place some time In November, the exact dato not having been learned bore 1b Miss Claire Meriam of the Meriam family who once resided on Henry street uenr Jural -onion. Miss Merlam's brother, Alfred W. Meriam, who married Miss Anna Hyatt of the Heights, has his home near Lucerne, and the bride-to-be is with him.

Mr. Bainbrldgo resides at 21G Washington avenue. He has been abroad a number of months. His first wife, who died over a year ago, whs a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Lawrence MareelluB ot this borough. Miss Schmitt and Mr. Schwitter. MIbs Irma Schmltt, (laughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George William Schmitt of 421 Sixth street, and Andre Schwitter of 1551 Argyle Road, Flatbush, son ot Mrs. Henrietta C. Schwitter, are to be married in St. Francis Xavler's Church, Sixth avenue, on the morning ot Thursday, November 6.

The hour is to be 10 o'clock. Miss Schmltt is to have a rainbow wedding. The maid of honor will be Miss Irene Schmltt, the bride's sister, and Ralph Rlchter best man. Miss Qulnta Schmitt, a younger sister of the bride. Is announced as flower girl, and there will bo tour bridesmaids and four ushers in the wedding party, Miss May Spellman, Miss Ethel Commlskey, Miss Irene Moran, Miss May Brown.

Paul H. Schmitt, George W. Schoemel, John W. Sullivan aud Hirst F. Brown.

Kiss Wright and Mr. Weekes. Miss Minna Wright, daughter of Lewis P. Wright, has chosen Saturday, November 8, as the day for her marriage to Sanford Jarvis Weekes of Upper Mont-clair. Invitations to the wedding are to be limited to Immediate relatives, owing to the recent death of Mr.

Weekes' mother. Miss Wright will have as her maid of honor and only attendant, Miss Jeannette Brazeau of Flatbush, whose engagement to Richard Ravenhall' has been announced. John A. Ten Eyck of Bridgeport, 1b to act as best man. The wedding will take place In Upper Moutclair, at high noon.

Miss Grace Meurer's and Ira Richards, Wedding Party. For their wedding In Grace M. E. on Seventh avenue, on tbe afternoon of Wednesday, November 19, at 4:30 o'clock, Dr. Cadman officiating, Miss Grace Meurer and Ira Richards, have announced thU bridal party: Maid of honor Miss Mae Meurer, sister of the bride.

Matron of honor Mrs. Marian Richards Coffin, sister of the bridegroom, of North Attleboro, Mass. Best man Jay F. Carlisle. Bridesmaids Miss Anna Meurer, another sister of the bride, and Miss Mildred Zellhoefer of Brooklyn, aud Mrs.

Henry A. Alker and Mrs. C. Robinson Dull of Manhattan. Ushers Alfred L.

Norrls of Brooklyn and John E. Tweedy of North Attleboro, cousins ot the bridegroom; William W. Pell and Eben J. Kuowlton of Brooklyn, Charles F. Sampson and James F.

Pierce of Manhattan. Miss Ethel Austin Case's and Harold Everett Thomas' Wedding Party. The wedding party ot Miss Ethel Austin Case and Harold Everett Thomas, for the evening of the same Cay as the Meurer wedding Wednesday. November 19 is to be as follows: Msld of honor Miss Case's sister, Miss Helen Case. Best man Arthur Roland Cunimlngs.

Bridesmaids Miss Grace Lamont, Miss M. Estelle Harrower of Amsterdam, N. and Miss Edua Thomas, a sister of the bridegroom. Ushers Earl T. Munkenbeck, Joseph W.

Valentine and E. Hallerk Brodhcad. This will be a home wedding, the ceremony for relatives and close friends only, but with a much larger reception. Dr. furor Is to be the officiating clergyman.

Edwin F. Buchanan, Mrs. S. Edwin Mrs. Clinton D.

Burdlck, Mrs. Henry Burn, Mis. Walter C. Burr, Mrs. Charles D.

Butler, Mrs. Glentworth Reeve Butler, Miss Jessie H. Carlisle, Mrs. M. E.

Carman, Mrs. Nelson G. Carman, Miss Irene D. Cave, Mrs. Edmund C.

Carshaw, Mrs. Edward A. Carter, Mrs. George V. Cartwrlght, Mrs.

Maude Borody Carey. Mis. Edwin Carman, Mrs. Alfred N. Chapman, Mrs.

George W. Chauncey, Mrs. Isaac E. Chapman, Mrs. Miles Scho-fleld Charlock, Mrs.

Eversley Childs, Mrs. James C. Church. Mrs. Audley Clarke, Miss Helen S.

Clarkson, Mrs. A. S. Clement, Mrs. Henry Coflln, Mrs.

I. Sherwood Coffin, Mrs. Burnet C. Collins, Miss Maude Collin, Mrs. Joseph If.

Colyer, Mrs. William G. Cooke, Mrs. William Gierson Cook, Mrs. S.

H. Coombs, Miss Einilie Conkling, Mrs. Frank W. Conn. Mrs.

William H. B. Cooper, Mrs. Dwight H. Corwin, Miss Gertrude J.

Corwin, Mrs. Joseph B. Cousins, Mrs. Edwin Moore Cragln, Mrs. W.

V. Cranford, Miss Margnret Cran-ford, Mrs. Daniel James Creem, Mrs. C. C.

Cunimlngs, Mrs. H. G. Cunimlngs, Mrs. J.

H. Dahn, Mrs. Arnold Guyot Dana, Mrs. S. T.

Dansley, Mrs. Henry B. Davenport, Mrs. William B. Davenport, Mrs.

John Alexander Davidson, Mrs. Alfred T. Davison, Miss Harriet Davie, Mrs. Clarko Day, Mrs. Augustus P.

Day, Mrs. Henry M. Day, Mrs. Mathew Dean, Mrs. J.

W. Delaney, Mrs. Carll H. De Silver, Mrs. Camden C.

Dike, Mrs. Frank J. W. Dlllcr, Mis3 Ditmas. Miss E.

L. Ditmas, Mrs. Francis D. Dodge, Mrs. Rollin Edson Doollttle, Mrs.

Samuel Doughty. Mrs. J. S. Douglas, Mrs.

Walter L. Douglas, Mrs. Roy L. Dorr, Mrs. Ernest G.

Draper, Mrs. Edwin Wells Du Bols, Mrs. F. H. Ecker, Mrs.

Wlllard E. Ed-mister, Miss Lulu C. Edgerton, Mrs. Orris V. Eldredge, Miss Lucy S.

Elwell, Miss Florence English, Miss Cornelia K. Es-penscheid, Mrs. Edward A. Evcrit, Miss Helen G. Everit, Mrs.

L. B. Faber, Mrs. Harry Washington Fairfax, Mrs. James M.

Farrar, Mrs. John C. Faulkner, Mrs. Martin B. Fisher, Mrs.

E. Rodney Fiske, Mrs. F. H. Fleming, Mrs.

Edward Pell Folger, Mrs. Arthur W. Formau, Miss Mary S. Forshay, Mrs. Addison YoungB Forshay, Mrs.

James Foster, Mrs. Kenneth Fowler, Mrs. W. Wlnans Freeman, Mrs. John M.

Fnchc, Mrs. Harry A. Fogg. Mrs. George H.

Folwell, Mrs. Seymour Keyes Fuller, Mrs. Harvey P. Furnesa, Mrs. Josiah P.

Geran, Mrs. Walter Gibb, Mrs. Edward Glbb, Mrs. John Gibb, Mrs. E.

C. Gibson, Mrs. E. A. Gillespie, Mrs.

Robert Goeller, Mrs. Robert S. Gould, Mrs. W. A.

Graham, Miss Elizabeth Oree-man, Mrs. William B. Greeman, Mrs. Paul Grout, Miss Mary A. Guild, Mrs.

Crowell Haddcn. Mrs. Gilbert C. Halsted, Miss Ellen A. Halsted, Mrs.

W. P. Halsted, Miss A. H. Halsted, Miss Isabella L.

Hammltt, Mrs. Walter Hammitt, Mrs. Henry S. Hand, Mrs. Ernest J.

Hanford, Mlos Julia Harrison, Mrs. William Hark-ness, Mrs. William H. Harkness, Mrs. William E.

Harmon, Miss Lillian M. Hart, Mrs. Edward Hatch, Mrs. Edgar F. Havlland, Mrs.

Frost Havlland, Mrs. William Tyson Hayward, Mrs. Frank Healy, Mrs. Henry M. Heath, Mrs.

Charles R. Hebard, Mrs. Norman P. Henley, Mrs. E.

C. liegeman, Mrs. James Mandly Hills, Mrs. John Hills, Miss Fanny Hamilton. Mrs.

Charles C. Hoge, Miss Sarah W. Holmes, Mrs. J. B.

L'Hommedlcu, Mrs. Walter C. Humstone, Miss Hunistone, Mrs. F. P.

Hopkins, Mis. A. C. Howe, Mrs. Harmanus B.

Hubbard, Miss Rltlo Hubbard. Berkeley Senior Prom. The Berkeley senior prom lias been is more natural than that you should go oyer to see fascinating Julia Marlowe and dear Ned Sothern. The answer is that the entire cast did go over, and they found out oh, lots of things. It is a very good "show" that Packer Is to give In the Shakspearian way, and Miss Marjorle Decker as a "lead" is arousing much interest.

Miss Dorothy Wandel is to be the cook, and Mrs. John Thurlow (Miss Isabel Williams that was), Miss Alice Decker, Miss Blanche Wendel and M'sn Gertrude Friend the four other Silver Wedding Anniversary of the George E. Austins A Dinner at the Waldorf. Mr. and Mrs.

George Edward Austin of 1030 Ocean avenue are to give a dinner in -the East Room of the Waldorf-Astoria un the evening of Tuesday, November 4, In celebration of the twenty-j fifth anniversary of their marriage. Bagby Mornings for 1913-1914. The dates of the Albert Morris Bagby Musical Mornings, at the Waldorf-Astoria, Manhattan for this season are Mondays, December 1, December 8, December 15 and December 22, January 5, January 12, January 19 aud January 26. Some of the Subscribers for "Current Events" at the Academy This Year. Many of the most prominent women ol Brooklyn have subscribed to the "Current Event" series in the Academy's music hall this winter, on alternatt Thursday mornings.

Among those thus far noted are: Mrs. C. R. Abbot, Mrs. Horatio Mortier Adams, Mrs.

Charles H. Adams, Mrs. William Russell. Adams, Mrs. Charles Milton Alkman, Mrs.

Frank Allaire, Mrs. Francis Allaire, Mrs. Darius Herbert Allen, Mrs. H. C.

Allen, Miss M. Lilian Allen, Mrs. William J. Anderson, Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs.

William A. Andrews, Mrs. Sam-nel H. Andrews, Mrs. Charles A.

Angell, Mrs. R. D. Armstrong, Mrs. Frank D.

Arthur, Mrs. Benjamin S. Ashby, Mrs. Winnifred W. Atkinson, Mrs.

Frederick DeForest Bailey, Mrs. John Elliott Bailey. Mrs. John Walton Bailey, Mrs. William F.

Baker, Mrs. L. Grant Baldwin, Mrs. S. P.

Baldwin, Miss Jessie Baldwin, Miss Mary V. Baldwin, Mrs. L. P. Baldwin, Miss Kate Corning Baldwin, Mrs.

Charles F. Bandel, Mrs. Harry Guyon Barber, Miss Blanche Barclay. Mrs. William T.

Barr, Mrs. William J. Battey, Miss E. C. Beale, Mrs-' William Beard, Mrs.

James Galr Beattle, Miss M. A. Beattie. Mrs. Mary E.

Bedell, Mrs. E. T. Bedford, Mrs. Alfred C.

Bedford, Mrs. Charles E- Beebe. Mrs. G. W.

Behrman, Mrs. Alfred G. Belden, Mrs. Milton B. Belden, Mrs.

Ernest Bengcr, Mrs. James L. Bennett, Mrs. William H. Bennett, Mrs.

Walter Benney, Mrs- Benjamin Davis Benson, Miss Emma W. Betseh, Miss Dorothy L. BettB, Mrs. Morris Betts. Mrs.

Lucius Horatio Blglow, Miss Gladys Blglow, Miss Mary H. Billings, Mrs. Alexander Gordon Black, Mrs. Wallace E. Blackford, Miss Louise Blake, Mrs.

Abel E. Blackmar, Mrs. Edward Charles Blum, Mrs. George M. Board-man, Mrs.

David A. Boody, Mrs. G. O. Bosland, Mrs.

William A. Bonnell, Miss Elma A. Bourne, Miss K. R. Bowens, Mrs.

Paul Bonynge, Mrs. Charles Clement Bowen, Mrs William B. Bowne, Miss Emily Boyd, Miss Ella F. Boyd, Mrs. F.

II. Boyd, Mrs. Alexander Brandt, Mrs. William M. Bristol, Mrs.

F. Storer-Browu, Mrs. George Brewster Bretz, Miss Alice Brlnsmade, Mrs. Samuel L. Brown, Mrs.

William A. Brown, Mrs. William S. Brumley. Mrs.

William W. Brush, Mrs. THE POUCH S43 CLINTON AVKM'E, Unsurpassed Appointments FOR BALLS. BAXqi-ETS, CARD IMflTIES, Mi siCM.KS. AND KXCLISIVK SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

HKFUNKO M'RKOVNDIXKK. COVHTEOUS ATTENTION A SERVICE Superior Catering Facilities Special Rates, for Monthly or Quarterly Meeting 1 1'hono 1'rospect MOO. S. McTernnn, Mgr. I Childe, Mrs.

Florence Dunn, Miss Etta Doherty, Mrs. George E. Lovett, Mrs. Harry Love, Mrs. Mary McNamara, Mrs.

Theodore Marache," Parks, Mrs. Henry Ughetta. Holiday Dance at St. George Thanks giving-Eve "The Pumpkin Hop" Its Other Name. As explained in this column on Wednesday, the Holiday Dance at tho.

Hotel St. George, announced on Sunday as to be given on Thanksgiving Night (November 27) Is really "on" for Thanksgiving Evs (November 26.) The error having been made accidentally in the announcement that reached The Eagle office it is' desired by the committee that the correct date should be stated here this morning. The clever committeemen and committee-women of this initial Holiday Dance are planning to call it "The Pumpkin Hop," a very appropriate name. A. W.

Ellis. Mrs. Carrie Giebel, Mrs. A. W.

Ross, Mrs. T. S. Todd and Mrs. 0.

Stafford Webber are announced as some ol the patronesses. Among the subscribers are to be: Miss Elsie Ackerman, Miss Marie Zanes. Miss Helen Thorns, Miss Florence Rue, Miss Edythe Roeso, Miss Eleanor Reeves, Miss Ethel Bowman, Miss Dorothy Brun-ner, Miss Ruth Miss Dorothy Dormitzer, Miss Esther Firth, Miss Mad- allne Ott, Miss Adelaide Long, Miss Gwendolyn Gwyer, Mlas Marjorle Ackerman, Miss Helen Acker-man, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corner, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Robert MorN jomery. Miss Carmine de Mortimer, Miss Margaret Fenning, William Allen, Earle Bigelow, John Brennan, Kenneth Bristol, Chester Perry Charles, Donald Clauscuthue, James M.

Collyer, Reginald Cook, James Otis Davis, John De Fratne, Herbert Felter. Hayes Gam ble, Harold Hunton. O. Holly Hewlett, William Kennard, Samuel Lopez, Harry Love, John E. Mclntyre, Frank Markey, William Plaut, William Sehllgen, Waltet Stoddart, Ernest White.

Harry Roese, Emerson Love. Sayville Dance. A day or so ago in The Eagle news was printed about the Sayville Dance at the Hotel St. George on Thanksgiving Night. This seems likely to be one of the very Important dances of the early season.

It Is to comprise the "summer set" of Sayvlllo, L. this year, and these young people's many friends, and patronesses and committee are thus announced: Patronesses Mrs. Elizabeth Burten- shaw, Mrs. T. James Clark, Mrs.

J. Wes ley Cornwell, Mrs. Frederick R. Downes, Mrs. George B.

Goodwin, Mrs. Oeorge G. Hallock, Mrs. Edouard Huerstel, Mrs. Margaret Keating, Mrs.

William B. Perry, Mrs. Frederick H. Pouch, Mrs. John C.

Williams. Patron Charles C. Tegethoff. Committee Miss Helen Tegethoff, Ed ward F. Keating, Miss Florence Pouch, Wesley Cornwell, Miss Emma Williams, Elliott Downes, Miss Marguerite Keating, William Keating, Miss Irene, Burtenshaw, Royal Perry, Miss Hannah Goodwin, Burcham Clark, Miss Jeanette Morrison, Edward Huerstel, George G.

Hallock, Jr. WynotDnnce Certainly Yes A Very Good Committee. One of tho new dances lor the coming seuson 1b tho Wynot Dance at the Hotel 61. George, planned for the evening ot January 19. The committee Is to be Miss Helen B.

Turner. Charles A. Gilbert, Miss Marjorlo B. Bolger, C. Allen Manchester, Miss D.

Cowenhovcn, Irving M. Hayward, Miss Ruth M. Thompson and John H. Wlepert. Packer Alumnae Actresses All Go Over to See Sothern and Marlowe.

If you are a Packer Alumnae actresB and are ploying a part in "The Taming of the Shrew" on tho Academy stage, with the certainty that every one of your best beaus will come to see you, you need to get points," and hence what at the Hotel St. George, on the evening of Wednesday, November 12, in aid of the Caledonian Hospital, the patronesses, committee and some of the subscribers are: Patronesses Mrs. Fenwlek W. Ritchie, Mrs. Walter Turnbull, Mrs.

Homer L. Bartlett, Mrs. Alexander Malcolm, Mrs. Victor A. Robertson, Mrs.

D. G. C. Sinclair, Mrs. Walter Ker, Mrs.

J. F. King, Mrs. James Bruce. Committee MIsb Jean Fraser, Miss THE ORMONDE BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT IT WILL CELEBRATE ITS SIXTH ANNIVERSARY ON TUESDAY.

OCTOBER 28TH. SPECIAL MUSIC SOUVENIRS "3 LADIES FULTON ST. AT N0STRAND AV. scheduled for the evening of December 26 (the day after Christmas), at the Berkeley Institute. Delta Psi Supper Dance.

Delta Psl Sorority is to give a supper aud dance at the Chateau du Pare, on Tuesday, December 30. The committee comprises Miss Helen J. Phillips, chairman; Miss Alma L. Vreelaud, Miss Emma H. Henry, Miss Edith A.

Swift, Miss Marjorle A. Byrne, Miss Dorothy G. Ibbotson and Miss Margaret J. Butler, and the patronesses will be Mrs. John H.

Byrne, Mrs. Henry C. Ibbotson, Mrs. Joseph K. 4mIhIHIMMM'HMii.