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KATZ-SAMUELS

sS Serbia samueis. No. 12s West One-hundred-
- ,y-seeond-st, and Samuel James Katz. of
-o-esoa4s Penn, were married on THURSDAY even
tJs = ms @ilerslie. by the Rev. DR. Maurice Fl.
years In The Junior Auxiliary Sewing socis+,, .
ta --Gh o; the sisterhood connected with TemnlA
body. &c s"S4e1y ATTENDED the wedding in a
among the guests were Mr. and NJ -, =,
Miss JosenfS1t-o ATS. Samuel Katz. William Katz.
man NJ hatz. Mr. and Mrs. Ernane zee,
Schvye1assS ,Nettie Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs E5enr,,
A Kstz piss Bertha Katz. Joseph Katz EdwarS
Joserss,I-'. 10 NJ Ile Freeman, of Honesdaie Mis-
ssorn,,.., S2rnum. Miss Nellie Fornum. Miss Narv
Lew, l-nsh.rn5 ori Jerys; Mr.. and Mrs Charles
cos7 MssS-1.m mischief. Mr. and Mrs Renno
p Eee--n LLea Seeman Ike Seeman FrederIeS
4 = ~ -. Dssnlel Secman, David cohn Mr. anS
othv zsr.r-S sohn. Miss Bertha Cohn Miss Dor
and ai-s Herr; and Mrs David y, zeman, Mr
and st.:s A11ss stella Cohn OF Paferson n u Ne
Mlddetoy-H. l m sanues, Miss Lille samueis OF
Mr. sss-,, pr and Mrs. Nathan Wise Mr. ana
rsn TTs sis Isl Cert Mr.. and Mrs Henry COIN Her
ar. ana Mrs. Albert Den.orest Mr. and
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play began at o'clock. and tea was served from ON
until O'Clock The remaining parties Of OF the
airy. March. April and May
Dean and Mrs Russell of Teachers College will
ment at Whittier Hall d-twentieth-
st. and Amsterdam-ave.
Mrs Richard e Dodge will be at home on Tues
days in February at Lake Side Drive. Park Fill.
Yonkers.
Miss Jane Freemans birthday party will take
place in the Red Room at Whittier Hall on Monday
evening. February l. In the way OF discussion
the bah will be set rolling by Professor Guck, who
will consider THE Moral Differences Between Men
and Women"
A large reception given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Norval Hamilton Busey and her daugh-
ters Mrs. B. V. Kelso and the Misses Busey. in
the studio of N. H. Busey in the sixty-seventh
Street Studio Building. Mrs. George Nash reclted
selections specially written for her by Oliver Her
bault sang several songs and Miss Burr gave sew
eral selections on the harp
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Tebbutt. Of No So Beclz-st.
The Bronx. gave musical evening on Tuesday in
honor Of Julius Bachmann. They were assisted IN
entertaining by Miss Amelia Patton and Mrs. J. W.
Lauhamand.
Mrs e. F. studveI entertained the Port Chester
Wornan's Club Monday afternoon at musical
and tea. Fifty-six members present. Mrs
Studweu assisted in receiving by her daughter.
Mrs NJ eTafd AIRS Mrs john r F4ske Miss Ace
Johnson, Mrs. H. u. Rood, Mrs, B; j. Banks Mrs;
Miss StudwelI. Miss Thomas, of Pelham Manor;
Mrs. Ward OF Rye. and Miss Curtis assisted in the
musical programme.
The Ladies' Circle OF Williamsbridge gave its
annual social tea the Baptist Hail. IN White
Plains Road. on Thursday evening The hall was
decorated in the circles colors-red and green and
the tables arranged in the form of the letter
.r" The favors were quotations written on red
0-1g In Ffa =Nrn all
Mrs. George p. Shirmer presided. She assisted
by Mrs. Raymond Davies. Mrs. Thomas Westervelt
and Mrs. Lucius How. Toasts were responded TO by
the Rev. Raymond Davies. Charles Love and Miss
EudOra Davies. Others present were Dr. George p.
Shirmer. DR.. Lucius W. How Thomas w. Wester-
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CLARKF-RODRIGrEZ

Invitations have been issued for the marriage OF
Miss Mercedes Rodriguez, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Richard Rodriguez. Of No l6O L4exington-ave..
20 George u. Clarke. Of Scranton. Penn. The cere-
mony win take place on Wednesday. February 10 at
The Church Of St Ignatius Loyola, Park-ave and
Eghty-foUrth-st., a. y o'clock noon. Monsignor
mooney relative OF NJ. Clarke. will perform
ne ceremony. followed by a nuptial mass
Niss Rodriguez's attendants al her wedding will
oe SIS Louis Ieodri"uez. her sister who IS to be
So OF honor; the Misses Jennie aud Tsa belle
staIhe' sisters q TIE Bridegroom: Miss Kathryn
StefiS and Hiss Elena II. Rodriguez Mr. Clarke
- selected Philip Rodriguez brother OF the bride
- lIs oest mar. and his ushers will be Louis NJ
30 ,oH. arthur >. Kennedy. OF this city and John
az 5-o-fe5fer- = reception will follow ar
ne nome ~ ~. ana Mrs Rodriguez
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MCLOUD-BAKER.


The Nest the handsome house Of George w
Da Cunha, in Upper Montclair, was the scene Of a
pretty midwinter wedding Thursday afternoon
at $50 o'clock when his niece, Miss Madge White
Eide Baker was married to J. Lester McCloud, Of
Eew-York The bride, who given away by
her father Jacob H Baker wore gown OF pearl
sray broadcloth, trimmed with lace applique, and
q hat Of gray panne. with trimmings Of cut steel
and long gray plumeE She her only Jewel
q diamond brooch. the gift OF the bridegroom, and
carried shower bouquet Of brides roses.
Miss Louise Benedict, Of Montclair, the maid OF
honor and the brides only attendant. wore white
NIX net over white ta1eta. trimmed with crimson
ribbon. and carried American Beauty roses. Charles
Eolzderber. of Upper AOntclaiT. was the best man.
The Rev. Frederick B. Carter, rector OF st. Luke'S
DR.. Clarence O. S. Howe. organist Of the Christian
Union Congregational Church Of Upper Montclair,
played the wedding march.
Mrs. Jacob II. Baker mother of the bride, wore
applique. Mrs. McClOud. Of New-York, grand
mother OF the bridegroom gowned in black
velour. and Mrs George Da Cunhas gown the
brides aunt. was black crepe de chine The young
couple viii reside in New-YOrk.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J.
Whiteside, Miss Edith a Whteside. Miss Florence
R. Nhtesde Miss Edith Manson, Miss Edith
Johnson, Miss Florence Benedict. Miss Louise
sirs. Louise Buttrick, Mrs. Charles Buttrick and
Miss Daisy Louise BUttrick of Brooklyn, Miss Flor
ence Young Mr. and Mrs. Selah Young. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cutter Mr. and Mrs McIntire. Mrs
jersey CitJ: Miss Moon. Of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Francis Banks. Mrs. JoseDh Banks. Miss Madeline
Banks, Nj. ana Mrs P. J. Casey RhoaGs Casey.
schuyler Casey. Miss PatTioe Casey. Miss Caroline
NJ and Mrs. Lowentnal. Charles Cramer Of New
York. and Mrs. McCloud.
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set forth IN lecture by the president During the
dinner barley was served in many ways.
NEW-JERsEY SOCIETIES.

! Orange Chapter. Daughters Of the Revolution.
held its monthly meeting on Monday at thu
| house of Mrs. Robert Ward. South Orange The
hostess read paper Mount Vernon" in which
| the history and description OF Washingtons home
were pleasantly diversified with anecdotes. Among
| these was Washngton's story OF the singular
| quest Of Mr.. Wright, a London sculptor. to be
| allowed TO take a cast Of his face. He oiled my
features over" says the letter from which the
account is quoted. and. placing fiat my
| back upon a cot. proceeded daUb my face with
the plaster. While in this Iudicrous attitude Mrs.
| Washington entered the room and expressed her
, surprise. Her cry excited in a disposition TO
| smile. which gave my mouth slight twist or
! compression OF the lips. that is observable in the
/ ure Of life at Mount Vernon. Papers were read
BY Mrs. Samuel X. Dawson and Mrs. Frank Vim
Carr, Of New-York Mrs John E Dix: regent OF
Bray. regent of Orange Chapter. poured tea
The sondheim Sisters rave the second concert in
the annual course Of entertainments Of the
Womans Club Of Orange on Wednesday They
were assisted by Julian Walker, barytone. whose
numbers were warmly received and encOred. The
course for this season has been specially at
tractive one. selected with care as the surplus
proceeds to be applied to the clubhouse build
ing fund. The last Of the series Will be lecture
on Modern Fiction" by Margaret Deland on
Another entertainment, exclusively for the build
Ing IA Iunq. WA be given on Wednesdsyi FEBRUARY
beck and Mrs: Wilson Farrand Its character is
Stunts by society Stars. has aroused considerable
amusement and curiosity.
Trenton Chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revolution. gave entertainment and dinner
at the old barracks Wednesday afternoon. in
honor Of Mrs Donald Mclean. regent OF New
York City Chapter. The officers of the latter chap
ter were present. Mrs. Alexander Jameson regent
Of Trenton Chapter made the address OF well
come, 10 which Mrs. Mclean responded. Other
speakers were Mrs F. c. LOwthrOp Mrs. Joseph
d. Eedle and Mrs Stryker, the wife OF General
Stryker. over hundred guests were present,
much interested in the inspection OF the bar
racks recently improved by the Efforts OF sew
eral NeW-JerSey chapters. Mrs Schultz. regent
OF Phiuipsburg Chapter, has furnished and
decorated the dining room. and other rooms haze
been furnished by Trenton Chapter Broad Seal
Chapter the Colonial Danes and other Organiza-
uons The Indian room fitted up by Colonel
Washington A RoeblinR.
The Philomathean Club. of Newark held its
annual reception Friday at the house OF Mrs
Frederick Miller. The entertainment consisted or
music and Rotations the latter by Miss E Marie
SOM, who gave negro dialect selections. Two
members OF each federated club IN the city and
vicinity were invited guests OF honor and the
hostess was assisted in receiving by Mrs. B. s.
Umbar and Mrs Horace Osborne
The Club. OF Bloomfield q a mixed
club OF men and women. assembled for literary
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ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

The general committee OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, under whose auspices a
dramatic entertainment will be given next Thurs
day evening at the Waldorf-Astoria, includes Mrs
T. ]. Kramer, chairman; Miss Mary Van 3. Van
derpoel, Mrs. Syvanus Reed and Mrs. Frederick
Hasbrouck, vice-chairmen; Mrs. William Cummings
Story, secretary; Mrs. William J. Lyon, treasurer;
Mrs. Henry Bowers. Mrs Richard Esterbrook Miss
S. Meta Gibson. Mrs Jacob Hess. Mrs Hartford B
Kirk. Mrs. 1. Sparks Kress Mrs Robert Dhu Mac
donald, Miss Lillian T. Montgomery, Mrs Malcolm
Peters. Mrs y. Taylor Phillips Mrs julius Hubbell
Seymour. Mrs. Alan Hartwell Strong Mrs Charles
E. Taft and Mrs. Thomas E VermiIye
The patrons of the entertainment ara Louis Amin
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Alexander Walker Mrs. George EIgene Poole
Mrs Judson Lawson, Mrs. George A. Post Mrs.
9rank Eugene Wise. Mrs. James Kempster, Mr9
Clarence Burns, Mrs George V. Smith. MIS-
Daniel F1ske kellogg, Mrs. Henry Clay cogelia1nI
Mrs George B Mendsz. Mrs. Albert Price RELAY
Mrs William Harold Mehrhofr. DR.. Jessie 7. BogIe.
Mrs A Lansing Baird. Mrs. Andrew Hamilton
TJusstt Mrs Francis Frederick Lambley, Mrs. .
Wetherfn Meyers. Mrs. Frank Newman Hecueh
and Mrs Francis Mcdonald Sinclair.
At a meeting OF the Stony Void Sanatorium Cor
poration which held at the house OF Mrs
Herbert l. satterIee. No. 225 Madison-ave.. jan
nary Is the following officers were elected for lSo4;
President Mrs James z. Newcomb; vfce-presi-
dents Mrs George F. Shrady. Mrs. Walter Webb.
Mrs. Arson R Flower and Mrs Sylvan Bier; re-
eordfnr secretary Mrs. John Caldwell Coleman;
oorrasf,ondIna secretary Mrs. John Byron Taylor;
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WRIGHT-WOLGAMOT.

Miss Grace Edith Wogamot, daughter Of MT
and Mrs. Emery Wolgamot, No. 6sS East One-hun-
dred-and-fourth-st., and Charles Franklin Wright
married at St. AIMS Church. Morrisania by
the Rev Gibson William Harris Tuesday even
ing. The bride attended by her sister. Miss
Bernice Wolgamot, as maid Of honor. and Miss
Amy Clokey and Miss Edwina Wike were her
bridesmaids, Emery F. WolgamOt, brother OF the
bride, was best man: The ushers were Samuel s.
Terwan and George Kenneth Erb. The bride. who
given away by her father, wore gown OF
white silk null trimmed with chiffon and medal
lions, and carried a shower bouquet Of and
lilies-of-the-valley. Miss Wogamot a pink
silk wolfe and carried pink and white carnations
Miss Clokey and Miss Wilke were both in blue and
carried pink roses. The ceremony was followed by
reception at the home Of the brides parents and
more than one hundred guests present
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re' Miss Myra H. Avery. Commander David
banks. Mrs. Joseph D. Bedle. Mrs ]. Jarrett
Doosett Mrs. William Brookneld. Mrs. lie Roy
LinSsa'v MIS- Sdc Charles Hilton Brown. Mrs Ruben
49, ColeTnan. Mr.. and Mrs. John Caldwell Cole
NJ -li s frederick J. Collier Edwin Payson Cone.
Ssr,I iU MIS- Theodore Connolly. Mrs Julius Henry
6 6FUsnan Mrs Mary Mapes Dodge Mrs j. ~
DConaIG. airs. julius j. Esteys. Mrs. Charles w
Ealrbanks. Miss Clara c. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs.
EDWARD "a Hagaman Hall Mrs. Henry L; Horoison.
PIT and Mrs. Frederick Wendell Jackson. Mrs
george +. Lawton Mrs Isaac Ferris Lloyd, waiter
Seth Logan. Mrs. Dore Lyon. Mrs. James Minor
lincoln Senator and Mrs William 8. Lindsay. Mrs.
MlI.fam S. Little. Mrs. James Robert Mckee; Mrs.
Daniel Manning. Mrs. Charles Miller. MIR. and MIS-
Levi p. Morton. Mrs. William Moore, Or. Grace
Peckham Murray. Mrs. Isaac Burhaus Neweomp,
Mrs. Charles e. Orvis. Mrs. Mary Platt Parmeie,
Mrs. NJ. A. Peters Mr.. and Mrs N Taylor Philips.
Mrs. George h Poole Cornelius A Pugsiey. MI.
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BraSd ant eorrespondins secretary Miss Edith V.
assstant tat.neWsi treasurer. Edgar L. Marston;
NT Me- Mrs Sylvan Bier Mrs Robert Maciay Bull
William A CauidWe Mrs john cS TIsTTe c Mrs
Ms c 1Irs; Arson r. Flower. Mrs Walter Ger
Macarthur Miss Edith y RraHder Maf HoSsrt
HoStarL Ma MarSton Mrs: James E. Newcomb Mrs
George sgs b3sg2 Mrs Herbert L safterlee Mrs
Mrs. Albert H. Wheeler --'s4 "eo0 anu
Gw1lym Miles. bass: Charles w. KItcheu tenor.
hubert Arnold, violinst, and the Rubinstein Club
N"liham r Chapman. conductor) viii give a con-
SeIt Tor the benefit OF the Ia Kala Free Kinder
the waldorf sfori N OF me Divine Paternity az
GaI Il tickets at 81 for sale at the door, Astor
Miss T1lford and Miss Elsie Tnford gave a re-
cepuon yesterday from until O'Clock at the
Renaissance. Fifth-ave. and Forty-third-st Fol
lowing the reception dinner was given in honor
OF the young women receiving The decorations
Were white and green. and the favors were espe-
SilaLy designed for leap year The guests were the
and Messrs. Stowe simmons Wilson. Hail. WiIcox'
Armstrong and Larney.
The guests Of honor at the last meeting of the
Eclectic Club. held at Delmonico's on Wednes-
gay we're Miss Irwin Martin. president OF the Col
SSSe. Woman,S club and Mrs. James Parker preSi-
UehC OF the Daughters OF the COnfederacy.
One OF the most successful OF the Tuesday after
noon teas held at Earl Hall. in the Columbia Uni
versty grounds, given to the women students Of
eFck Woodbridge, wife Of the professor of phiios-
opny About one hundred guests were present.
Mrs Lyman Abbott Of West seventy-eighth-st
Is at home Mondays until March After that
date DR.. and Mrs. Abbott will make Southern
trip.
Mrs Emil Glogan. Of West seventy-hfth-st-, gave
reception yesterday from until O'Clock
Mrs. William John Warburton and Mrs Bocknan
OF West Fifty-seventh-st, are at home on Wednes-
days until Lent
Mrs. james Fleming Malett and Mrs. George
Hooper Mallett have sent out cards for at homes
on Fridays until Lent. at No. IA West Seventy
frst-st
With Miss Anna Jackson as hostess the New
York Alumne Chapter Of Pi Beta Phi will give
q reception and tea in the drawing room Of the
Friends Seminary. No 226 East Northumberland
slxty-hrst-st; on Saturday, February Is. at D. m.
The marriage of Mrs. Viola B. Tiden to Edward
y. Cockcroft will take place at the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION on February s.
The first Of series of progressive euchre parties
for the benefit OF the Summer Home for Destitute
Crippled Children given at the o. p B. c.
House in Rdgeheld. n. J.. on Friday last The
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Al the annual dinner OF the Mount Vernon City
Club. held on Tuesday evening. about sixty r,ero
oers and guests were entertained In the absence of
Mayor Brush president Of the club, the feast was
presided over by the treasurer, Max Parpart The
addresses were mostly IN a satircaI vein and were
mace 6y DR.. Archibald T. Banning DR. J. M
5BSarTy' DIT George c. Weiss. William c. Mains and
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0eas, Receptions and 1UeddfngS.

Mrs Joseuh Seeman Miss Fannie Samuels Miss
Caroline Ollendorf Miss Helen Hahn. Miss En-
Bruno Miss Rebecca Jacobs, Arthur WISE,
Milton Klenberger, Miss Emma Wise. Frank
Lamoreaud. Joseph ]. Corn, Miss Edna 0llendoTn'
Miss Regina Sicher. David Jacobs. Benjamin ia
cobs Miss Bertha Vile. Miss Florence Meter, MISS
Dorothy Jacobs, Of New-York, and Mrs Nathan
ZeTn2n-
Mr.. and Mrs. Katz, who now making a short
wedding tour will reside at Honesdale-
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VVeII Mt and Mrs. George w Springer, Mr. and
Mrs Philip Edward Cummings Mrs Charles Love
1 MIS- - A. Bley Mr. and Mrs. George W. Benia-
H HI .rs George Schmauder, Mrs Joseph jaw Hill
Mrs. Mary Lee Mrs Malinda G. Mace Mrs Tosenh
Jerry Jerry. MTs. Mary Hedlund. Mrs Caleb Charles
Huehes Mrs Margaret ID. Patterson Mrs John
rave. Miss Marie Hallock. George p. Crosier Row
LEWIS rudolph Hedlund Mrs. Harold Westervelt
mings and Miss Frick $3.50
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purposes, Cecn :, Cook has recently been sissrso
president. succeeding Miss Mar Phiiort bsT Re
and Miss Eliza H Stein. treasurer
At It's recent celebration OF IT'S 1oist anniversary
the Female Charitable Society OF Newark vD
called upon consider the helpiessness OK woman
IN cases where the husband and father Of a family
is consigned TO the penitentiary for short term
for drunkenness. cruelty and similar crimes Tia
chairman OF one OF the departments brought up the
subject IN an able address. In the OF which
she said.
When our lawmakers so amend the laws mat
the Drawn OF those culprits Is made OF money value
out OF harms way. long step VIII have been
taken in the right direction We are not advo-
poll ballot ourselves. but We would Ike 70 Dc
able to put a httle OF woman.s practical common
The womsn's Literary Club Of Arlington sacn-
cred on Tuesday at the Country Club house to dis
cuss questions OF Education and Philanthropy
B. Hickey and began with interesting paper ON
The Ethical Value OF the Kindergarten BY Miss
Isabella Dorsey Houston. a member OF the club
who Is engaged IN kindergarten work IN Nsw-York
Miss Houston said in part:
I'VE have all seen the dear; good. little children
who soil their clothes sit Just where they are
put, never any trouble and can be depended
be considered objects OF pity. for their so-caIed
goodness Is negative. They are not free. active.
joyous-they have moral activity. On the other
hand. an active child. one who pulls his toys TO
pieces to see how they are put together, can
do and to discover turned from destructtveness 10
creativeness. He viii IN time be Infinitely more IN
letting ali Of the stored activity have proper vent
| She also explained the meaning or some kinder
/ garten methods which OF timely interest. as
/ the club is endeavoring to establish department
| spoke educational work IN India. and Ma L.
| H McMichael gave vocal solos
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The marriage Of Miss E,di.,, T.,,.... No.
daughter Of Mrs George Warren Psneo-, .S.I
storey "-tnerspoon will take place AZ ST Names.
141fci- 9eNenty-frst-st and Madison-ave on
Wednesday morning February g. The maid of 49,
Ass Gertrude Mitherspoon, sister Of the br3d,
groom, VAL he -ne brides ONLY sttSn7.tAe DI1uS-
snSec Z Mason IN be best man and the us5eTs
Barclay, jr and Philip Mntor The cer =, =, SearIe
De followed by breakfast at DelIponico's e. w III
immediate family and a few intimate friends ZIG
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and Mrs. Josiah c. Pumpelly Robert B. Roos.-
Sherman Mrs Robert R. szeT Mrs Wi S6se Ger IN
sage s:m MfS Ne Roy Sunderland Smith Mrs Jacob
Thomss Mrs. Miraud Barney Tuiioch, Mrs 7. E.
gH,ard Mrs Ellen Hardin Waiworth. Mrs James
Seward anu 'N''ai anu MIS- william d.
Mr.. and Mrs Moses A Hoage of Caldwell. n. ]
celebrated the forty-eighth anniversary OF their
wedding at their home Wednesday with a recep-
o tbS which was attended by many from all parts
many presents and congratulations
The largest euohre party of the season in New
Rochelle was given there Wednesday night in
the knights of Columbus Theatre by the Queens
Daughters, organization of the leading Roman
Catholic women. The players. numbering nearly
three hundred, from Larchmont Pelham
Manor, Mount Vernon White Plains and all the
surrounding places.
The first prize for women was awarded to Miss
New-Rochelle. carried Off the hrst mems prize .
t i've S S9 IN chare OF the games were Miss
aTsest r and @6S Ths b which the
given in New-Rochele, closed with dance
Nathaniel Woodruff Chapter of the Daugh-
tiers OF the American Revolution gave an informal
reception TO Mrs. Terry, the State regent on the
afternoon Of January g. at the house of Mrs
Kuper No. s46 East One-hundred-and-thirt
fourth-st
In the rooms, which were tastefullv decorated
with the red. white and blue. Mrs. Terry read an
interesting paper and told of her experiences in
Washington in behalf of the elaborate building
under course OF erection to the memory of the mar
tyrs Of the prison ships during the Revolution AS
January % was the anniversary OF the battle of
West Farms, Randall Comfort delivered short
eddress on that subject with anecdotes and ustra-
lions between tho speeches the "Daughters' were
the piano, and on the mandolin and piano
II Is the plan or the regent. Mrs. A T. Seymour,
VIII VAR tIa--o
to visit the most important points of historic inter-
est IN the Borough of The Bronx
vttations for reception and luncheon to be given
at Delmonico's, February 8. at u O'Clock in honor
OF oIucSrs OF tbs army and navy stationed in and
ABOUT New-York.
Dr. Neena Hamilton Pringsheim cf Cambridge,
Mass. was the guest Of honor Of the young women
OF the Wadsworth Club at the University Settle
Inent on Friday evening. She addressed them and
their friends in the head workers drawing rooms
guest evening v-Ss the ciination az scres n of
biographical studies OF the great painters by the
| members Of the club.
| Mrs Hugh Porter and the Misses Porter will
| give large reception Thursday Of this week
| at their house. No 126 West Seventy-second-st
| They VIII be assisted IN receiving by Mrs John II
ral and Miss Natalie Colfax In the eTenI,'r Tbn,
VIII give theatre party for their friends who
| assisted them in receiving.
| enchre for the benefit OF the Girls Social and
Industrial Club will take place at 23o o'clock on
the afternoon OF February at tho Kenesaw No
202 West One-hundred- and thlrd-st Mrs. Harry
Day Pease and Mrs. Frank Eugene Wise have the
party in charge and 1t promises to be highly suo-
cessful and enjoyable The patr'nesses are Mrs
| Harry Day
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FRENCH-PENROsE

Mss Emily Burch Penrcse. daughter ~ NJ.
EoSard B. Penrose, and Charles F. French -,
orange were married last Tuesday evening in ST
andrews Church South Orange. by the rector the
heE Charles L. Pardee. Miss Agnes Penrosa
s-ser OF the bride, the maid of honor and tho
@ snlaids were Miss Marion Williams of Orange
~ Mss Ida Crossley. OF East Orange Orno5d
49, o. O-anEe, was best man, and the ushere
- rank Williams. Of Orange; Robert p Schoft
Wf, 1ISsN-f oTl-; Wilbur Kyle. Of East Orange and
imam jac,-sOn. OF Newark
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EORD-DU POINT.

cards are out for the wedding of Bruce Ford and
NsS Sophie Gu Pont. daughter Of Mrs Du Pont
ana me late Victor du Pout On account of illness
n the family the marriage will take -l.co ,,,,.1
~ ~. ~ elGs scay. February 3. at O'Clock n m
trinity Church. Wilmington Del ~ - H.