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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

course was served, the table was COW
cred with Halloween cloth showing
witches and black cats.
Mrs. Bisaner's guests included, be-
sides the members of the club, Mrs.
Frederic Newlin, Mrs. Barber, Mrs.
Shields and Miss Shields.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

The dance at East Lake Saturday
evening was a delightful close to a
gay week.
Among those present were Misses
Nell Prince Nancy Prince, Mary
Hines and her guest Halle Morton,
Elizabeth Dunson, Gladys Dunson,
Frances Connally, Callie Hoke Smith,
Mamie Ansley and her guest, Virginia
Jenkins, of Virginia; Marguerite
Ward Mary Hawkins. Helen Haw-
NIus, Lucy Roberts, Alice Martin, of
Jacksonville; Sion Hawkins, Boyce
Worthey, Straiton Hard, Louis Nc
Coync, George Bonnell, Fred Hoyt
George Street, Bokover Toy, Julian
Thomas, Hal Hentz Al Thornwel,
Eiwyu Tomlinson, Charley Meador,
John McCaslin, Henry Kuhrt. Winter
Aifriend, Edwin McCarty, Dixon Nc
Carly Nj and Mrs. c. " Rainwater
and Nj. and Mrs. Julian Prade
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PERHAPS MOI.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am deeply in love with g.
young man two years my senior.
! am II. Will you please tell me
If I am too young to keep steady
company with him. It. H.
Some girls of II are still babies
and others are women grown. No
doubt you are old enough TO keep
company with him so long as mar
riage is kept five or six years In the
future.
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For Miss Margaret Ashford.

Miss Helen Morris entertained in
formally at bridge Monday afternoon
for Miss Margaret Ashford. a bride
elect There were three tables Of
bridge the guests including only Miss
Aslford's close friends. White chrys-
lntaemums were decorations, and
the prizes included pair of rhine
stone slipper buckles for top score, a
lace collar for consolation and white
scarf for the honor guest. Miss Nor
r.S wore rose Colored satin yelled In
black chiffon. Miss Ashford wore
lavender charmeuse satin, made with
afaped skirt and corsage of brocade
SATIN opening over a little vest of
white chiffon Her hat of black vel
welt was adorned with a paradise.
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For Mrs. Atkinson.

Captain and Mrs. Percy NJ Coch-
ran will entertain at bridge Monday
evening in honor of their guest, Mrs
george Atkinson. who is spending
some time with them, and in whose
aonor they entertained Friday even
ing.
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SUCCEEDS cHlEE M,WEENY.

CHICAGO Nov. 3.-Mayor Harri-
son to-day appointed Captain James
Gleason chief of police to succeed
Chief John McWeeny, who resigned
recently.
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For Miss Edith Morris.

For Miss Edith Morris.
Mrs. Charles A. Morris, of No. SO
West Fifth street. entertained recent
ly at an afternoon party for her lit
tie daughter, Edith. Twenty five
children were present.
Halloween games were played, and
the decorations were of yellow tapers,
pumpkins and black cats.
Dancing followed the games.
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T, B, French, Mrs. Virgil Perryman,
Mrs. j, A. Alexander, Mrs. William D.
Owens
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} The Oueerest Nurse in the World


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the elephant fin
ally took to the
bottle--miIk
only. Within a
few days the bot,
tie diet restored
the baby eIe-
plants strength
and to-day he is
as lively a.
cricket. Great
credit for the
elephants re-
eOvery must be
given to the keep,
ar who acted as
nurse continually
to his charge.
That the elephant
appreciates this 10
shown by the
manner in which
he follows his
queer nurse
wherever the
keeper goes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WEEK
Miss Jean Coutts Bride Of
Donald Barton Stewart.

Miss Jean McPhail Coutts. daughter Oh
Mrs. George II. Coutts, was married
Donald Barton Stewart yesterday after
noon at the home of her mother, 10. !"
Joralemon street. The Rev. Dr. Il. Ma'
son Clarke performed the ceremony a.
4:So o'clock, but, owing to the receh'
death Of the brides father and TO the
fact that the bridegroom is also stu ~
mourning for his father, Seth Thaye'
Stewart, only immediate relatives Ws'e
present. There were no bridal attenu'
Seth Thayer Stewart. OF Brooklyn an'
Locust Valley, Long Island. He Wa
graduated from Yale in 1905
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Meurer gave a
dinner dance on Wednesday evening -
their home, No. 266 Lincoln Place, l"
the members Of the bridal party wn'eA
Is to serve at the wedding OF tne"
daughter, Miss Grace Meurer, and y"
Richards, jr., next Wednesday Afternoon.
The table appointments were In rvs
color. and roses were used in the cse'-
rations.
A sister Of Mr.. Richards, Mrs. Mar'os
Richards Coffin. Is to be the matron y
honor, and a sister of the bride. si'.
Mae Meurer. will be maid Of honor. .D'
other attendants of the bride will be M
Henry A. Alker. Mrs. C. Robinson p..s
of Manhattan; Miss Margaret Pratt NJ
Mildred Zellhoefer and Miss Anna Me-
rer, the debutante sister Of the bride.
Jay Freeborn Carlisle is to be "
man. The ushers will be Alfred Ia NV
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II. Jaeger. DR.. Arthur II. Cilley and Mrs.
John NJ Galloway.
Those representing the Federation OF
Associations for Cripples are Mrs. George
F. Shrady, president; Mrs. Henry Gold
man. vice presdent; Miss Edith NJ. Bond.
treasurer: Miss Eleanor Adler, secretary.
and Bishop Greer. Professor Edwin r. A.
Seligman, DR.. Edward T. Devine, William
]. Schieffein. Robert W. de Forest. AL
fred T. White, Oswald G. Willard and Mrs
Florence Kelley, honorary vice-presidents
The federation has recently been organ
ICED and now consists OF fourteen of the
most prominent associations working for
cripples In greater New York.
The Widowed Mothers Fund Associa-
ton will give two entertainments at the
Hotel Astor TO raise funds for the work
carried on by the society. The first one
will be on November "a. at which there
will be dancing by professionals followed
by competitive dancing for prizes, for
which the judges will be Mr.. and Mrs
Sailing Baruch and Mrs. Clayburgh. The
prizes will include theatre boxes. The Sec
ond entertainment will take place on De-
comber 5. when there will be motion pict-
ures OF Sarah Bernhard as Queen Eliza
beth, English folksongs and professional
dancing. Boxes for both entertainments
are $50 for lower and go for upper ones
Tickets for both entertainments are $, or
enttle two persons to one entertainment.
The chairman is Mrs. Charles Oppenheim.
and assisting her are Mrs. Edward Good
man, Mrs Charles Henry Israels, Miss
Annette Kohn, Mrs. Harry Kraft, Mrs.
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for Colonel j. Frank Supplee, the toast
master OF the New York Dinner Club
banquet held two weeks ago. and for the
women OF the dinner committee.
Mrs Henry Baldwin Fischer's card club
will have its first meeting OF the season
at the Hotel Belleclaire on December L.
The other meetings will be on the second
and fourth Fridays of the month.
Mrs Leonard l.. Hill gave dinner on
Monday for Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson F. Rose
at her residence, No. 131 West s6th street
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Searies
Rabbit, Justice and Mrs. Barlow B.
Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cameron
Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mofitt.
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Seymour, OF NO. w
Riverside Drive, will give a dinner on
Tuesday night at her home.
Mrs. George W. Bonhotal will entertain
the Luncheon and Bridge Club tomorrow
at her home, No. 80 West Ssth street.
Mrs. William Smith Young will give
bridge party on December IL at her home
No. 300 West 109th street.
Mrs. Floyd S. Corbin will give bridge
parties on December and at her apart
ments in Euclid Hall, Broadway and sStn
street.
Dr. and Mrs. William Fletcher Stone
who spent the summer abroad, have re-
turned to New York and are at their home
in West End avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Smith have taken
possession of their home in West "tn
street for the winter.
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sale of Christmas gifts will be held
at Delmonico's Roof Garden on Monday.
December l. for the benefit Of the
Meronite Mission, No. AZ Washington
street Among those interested in the
sale are Mrs. Charles Emory Smith,
Mrs. John Duncan Emmett, Mrs. William
Francis Clare, Miss Mary Brown, Mrs.
NJ. b. Stanton, Mrs. John Cohalan, Mrs.
Charles w. Trippe, Mrs. T. c. T. Grain,
Mr.. ID. w. Moran. Mrs. William de
Riviera, Mrs. ]. l.. Phillips and Mrs.
Frank Sadlier, jr.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, December
2 and 3, at Delmonico's, the Crippled Chill
dren's East Side Free School will hold its
annual sale and exhibition. Cooperating
with them. under the auspices OF the Fed
Grafton of Associations for Cripples. there
will be an exhibition OF the work of the
Brearley League for Cripples, the New
York State branch Of the Shut-In Society.
the Harlem Day Home and School and
the Trade School of the Hospital OF Hope
Snecirens of the handicraft OF cripples
produced at all these institutions VIII be
displayed. and an opportunity afforded to
show the results of skilled training In
many branches OF trade. Mrs Albert
Seligman is chairman OF the committee
in charge of the exhibit. and associated
with her are Miss Florence 5, Sullivan
Mrs. Spencer Lathrop. Mrs. Moses Heine-
mane Miss Louise Baldwin, DR.. Charles
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Mrs Theodore c. Wood and Miss A. Mat
thews.
A Thanksgiving sale for the benefit OF
Auxiliary No. II. Stony Void Sanatorium,
will be held at the Waldorf-Astoria on
November 90 Miss Ella Louise Henderson
is chairman, and. assisting her at the
various tables are many well known
women. Miss Dorothy A. Stevens is chair
man, and Miss Dorothy Clark, vice-chair-
man, OF the college table; Mrs. Charles
Appleton Terry and Mrs. Alan ID. Ken
yon, of the art table; Mrs. +. Firth Picks
lay and Mrs. j. Malcolm Clark, Of the
candy table; Miss Frances httleheld and
Miss Grace White are in charge of the
handkerchiefs; Miss Ella Louise Hender-
son and Mrs. /. Collier Lampman. of the
miscellaneous booth; Mrs. William Rus
sell Robinson and Mrs. Thomas James
Moran, Of the tea room; Miss Grace f..
Varian and Miss Linda X. Henderson, OF
the bag table; Mrs. William Henderson
and Mrs. George w. Varian, OF the home
made delicacies; Mrs. j. w. Adams Abel
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purple and gold The hostess was as
sisted In receiving by Mrs. George NJ
Robinson. president OF the club: Mrs
Frederick Hamln Mills. Mrs Byron A
Kilbourne, Mrs. william Rathbun. Mrs
George Slcard, Mrs. Shrady, Miss Amelia
Davis. Miss Marie b Cantwell and Miss
Julia Roe Davis.
A Christmas tea and sale will be held
at Ardsley Hall. No. 800 Central Park
West. on Saturday. December 49, Mrs
Madison c. Peters is the chairman.
The Canadian Club OF New York held
its annual dinner and dance at the Hotel
Plaza last Tuesday. over four hundred
attended the dinner, including the presi-
dents of all the prominent Canadian clubs
in Canada and the United States.
The principal speakers were Lord
Campden. Of the British Embassy; the
Hon. George T. Foster. Mipister OF Trade
and Commerce and acting Prime Minister
of Canada Charles S. Hamin. Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury. Washington
the Hon. Louis p. Pelletier, Postmaster
General of Canada, and Sir George Paish.
OF London.
Among those present were Frank A.
Vanderlp. Jacob II. Schiff, Frank Trum-
hull the Rev. Karl IRELAND, Joseph T.
Martjndale. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thomp-
son Seton. Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Garrison
Willard, Colonel and Mrs. John S. Nal
lory, Captain Albert Gleaves. Lieutenant
Newton. L. S. NJ. John Hartman, 1r., Rol-
lin +. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Post, w. II. williams, Mrs. j. Elliott
Langstaff C. W, Barron, A. b. Leach
w. l.. Scovil Mrs Edward A. Cruick-
shank. Miss Helen Cruickshank, Van
Buren, Thorne, William G. Fitzwilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Rishel, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Malley, william p. Davis. DR.. r.
r. l.. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson s.
Kinnear, Miss Jamie Hearin, OF Wash
ington: Charles Blandy, jr., and Frankly'
Q. Brown.
T.. Medley Scovil, vice-president Of the
club, was chairman Of the banquet COM
mittee, which included T. Kennard Thorn
son, Ernest Thompson Seton, III. f. Bal
lantyne, Alfred Allen Watts, A. p. Gardi-
ner, ]. Emery Mclean, Edwin b. Beach
am, w. II. Parsons and T. ID. Neelands.
Lord Campden, the Hon. George r.
Foster, Minister of Trade and Commerce
and acting Prime Minister OF Canada, and
| the Hon. Louis p. Peletier, Postmaster
General of Canada, were entertained at
! luncheon at the Sleepy Hollow Country
Club on Wednesday by r. Medley Scovil
! vice-president OF the Canadian Club OF
New York.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Thompson Seton, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Kennard Thomson, Miss Jamie Hearin, OF
Washington; Miss Mary G. Miliett, c. W.
Barron and Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Gardiner.
A dinner and theatre party followed
the luncheon, after which the Canadian
government officials left for Ottawa and
Lord Campden returned to Washington.
A series Of eight dances~will be given
this year by the Rubinstein Assemblies.
with Miss Mary Jordan Baker acting as
hostess. The first one will be held on
Friday next in the Aston Gallery OF the
Waldorf astoria Mrs. William r. Chap
man, president of the Rubinstein Club,
and the officers will be the patronesses.
The engagement has bVen announced OF
Miss Emelie j. Walker, of No. 2S6 Car
AZ
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Henry Meyers. Mrs. Edward Siegman'
Mrs. Henry Zuckerman and Mrs. Henry
Bodenheimer treasurer.
The board OF managers of the New
York Free Home for Convalescents VIII
give a bridge for the benefit OF the home
at the Hotel Plaza on Monday afternoon
November "a. Among the patronesses are
Miss NJ. V. b. Vanderpoel Mrs. William
Brookfeld. Mrs. Walter Lester Carr. Mrs.
STUART Crockett Mrs. Percy Goodseu
Mrs. Harrison Griffin. Mrs. John w. Her
bert, Mrs. Russell w. Moore, Mrs. Isaac
McConihe Mrs. Charles Il. Orvis. Mrs.
james T.. Pope, Mrs. George Wilson
Smith. Mrs. julius II. Seymour, Mrs.
John 8. Sutphen, jr. and Mrs. w. Ed
ward Vermllye. Tickets may be had and
tables reserved upon application to Miss
Vanderpoel. No. 80 East SD street; Mrs
III. c. Van Auken, No. 6l2 West ll5th
street, or Mrs. George Wilson Smith, No.
1i9 Madison avenue.
One of the most interesting social
events OF the season Of the smart set or
Flushing and the North Shore OF Long
Island will be the presentation by Mrs
j. w. Stanley, OF Whitestone, OF "All-of-
a-Sudden Peggy at the Flushing Good
Citizenship League Building. on the even
ings OF Thursday, November q, and Sat
urday, November %.
The object OF the play Is to raise a
sufficient fund to start a new day nur-
sery on the crowded East Side Of Man
haitian. The patronesses will be Mrs.
Chase Andrews, Mrs a. De Novellis,
Mrs. Ralph Hammer, Mrs. Roland Phil
lips, Mrs Frederick Phillips, Mrs. Charles
II. Roberts, Mrs. Charles Rickert, Mrs.
l.. G. Reid, Mrs. Howard Nesmith, Mrs.
Charles G.. NJ. Thomas, Mrs. Rupert B.
Thomas, Mrs +. J. Kirpal, Mrs. Joseph
Chaplin, Mrs A. NJ. Trowbridge. Mrs. W..
3. Barker, Mrs Richmond Rochester,
Mrs. Philip Posener. Mrs. Robert McEl-
roy, Mrs. d. ii. Harrison, Mrs. f. Mac
MILAN Stanton, Mrs. III. r.. Brewer, Mrs.
L. c. Berrian, Mrs. j. T. Bailey. Mrs
Clarence Bush. Mrs. Lucian Adkins Mrs
Richard j. Hart, Mrs. William III. Doug
las. Mrs. Victor d. Bremen. Mrs. Henry
Clay Wilcox. Mrs William II. Sage. Mrs
Eberhard Faber and Mrs. Godfrey
Kanta.
A largely attended reception was held
by the Elmira College Club on Saturday
a week ago at the home of Mrs. Francis
Belamy, No. 435 Convent avenue. The
Il
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Mss IpA MsCLOskEY
CAGoeu Srupo
prtOVO

Archer. Of No. 70 West SD street, Man
haitian.
Miss Walker is the daughter OF Charles
Travers Walker. She is especially fond OF
all outdoor sports and is an expert horse
woman.
DR.. Archer has been for many years
chief surgeon Of the Aetna Life Insur-
ance Company and honorary surgeon of
the New York Fire Department, and is a
member OF many medical societies and
fire Associations. including the Interna-
tional Association OF Fire Engineers. He
has been a widower for nearly four years.
No date has been set for the wedding,
but It will take place at an early date.
Announcement was recently made of the
engagement OF Miss Irma McClosky,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Nc
Closky, OF No. sos West 9th street. to
Ensign James B. Rutter.
Miss Dorothy Louise Williams. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Irving Will
Jams, was married at the Hotel McAlpin
on Wednesday night to Leslie Hull. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Hull. The brides
grandfather was the late Henry Dwight
Birdsall.
Miss Florence Churchill, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roswell Churchill,
was married on Tuesday evening at the
Hotel ST. Regis to William John Cherry.
Mrs William Hibbard was among her at
tendants
Another wedding on Tuesday evening
was that of Miss Adelma Helene Merz,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franz Merz, to
Maurice Bessell Dean. in the Church of
the Advent, Broadway and SD street.
The wedding OF Miss Gladys Guggen-
helm. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Guggenheim, to Roger w. Straus will
take place on January In Temple
EMANUEL. Mr.. Straus is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Straus
Miss Edith Wormser. daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. Isidor Wormser, Jr.. OF this city.
will be married to Matthew Goudchaux,
OF Paris, on December Is. at st. Moritz,
Switzerland, where Mr.. and Mrs. Worm
ser are now staying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Bruckheimer, of
No. la West 18th street who recently
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Sadie Bruckheimer. to
Benjamin E. Stern. will give an at home
to-day for the couple.
Miss Able Frances Ferrin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles James Ferrin, jr.,
will be married 10 Charles Rufus Skinner.
jr., on Saturday evening. November 49, in
St. Matthews Church, In West s4th
street. The ceremony will be followed by
reception at the home Of the brides
parents, No. 6 West 91st street. Mr..
Skinner and his bride will live at No. 81
Clifford avenue. Pelham. N. Y.
Mrs. David Weingarten, Of No. 1876 Gen.
trail Park West will give reception next
Saturday afternoon at her home for her
daughter. Miss Florence Weingarten,
whose engagement to Ralph Samuel was
recently announced.
Mrs Charles Barlow gave luncheon at
the Hotel Aston last Monday for Mrs.
Samuel Elkeles.
Miss Manon Broderick will give
luncheon next Thursday at Delmonico's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Templeton Crock
er. who have been at the st. Regis FOR
several weeks, left last week for their
home, in Burlingame, Cal.
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Mrs. Clifford A. Cochran will give a
Inner, followed by a dance and supper
n the ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton on
December 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

Mrs. Samuel Milbank will give a deou-
tante luncheon at the Rtz-Carlton on
November "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Weldon have
returned from visit to Mr.. ana MIS-
Gerald Livingston Hoyt at Staatsourg'
n. Y, and are at No. 80 Lexington ave-
nue. for the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

Narragansett Pier since returning from
Europe. in October, will arrive in the city
tomorrow and will be at No. 1S East 18th
street for the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

Miss Abigail Allison Cambell. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander d. CamDeil'
of No. 131 Riverside Drive, Will De intro
duced TO society during the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

Miss Marian W. Hall was introduced TO
,ocIety yesterday afternoon at a recep-
lion given for her by her mother. Mrs.
BENJAMIN e Hall. at her home. NO 10
West SD street. Mrs. Joseph BAKER
Bourne gave a dance for Miss Hall on
November 8 in the Vanity Fair rooms
No. 4 West 40th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
GENERAL SOCIAL NOTES

Under the auspices OF the Woman
cut1d Of ST. Luke's Church bazaar VIII
he held in the church rooms convent
evenue and 14lst street, on Weuhesu"'
and Thursday afternoons ana eVehine0
next. and on Friday II either day De
rainy. Admission is 10 cents, and din
ir.r will be served from 6 to 7-SO for 70
cents. There will be many ATTRACTIVE
things on sale at the various pooths'
Mrs. John Hudson Fowler Will nave
charge of the flower booth, MRS. Eo"aro
M G. Tower of the ribbons, Mrs. Charles
no Cordova OF the variety table, MIS-
frederick T. Weed, Mrs. Robert f. Mer-
TENS. Mrs. John p Leo and Mrs. Thomas
~ Hul will be in charge of the booth OF
fancy and utility articles, Mrs. Willard
E. DooNttle will look after the handker-
chief stall and Mrs. Major A. White AFTER
the candles.
Mrs William II. Wallace is chairman
of the painted china, cut glass, brass and
bric-a-brac table. and other booths VIII
ha. Stationery. Miss Constance Wallace
chairman: grocery, Mrs. William James
Flaming: homemade delicacies, Mrs. Cove
Harrington; booth OF mysterious pack
ages. Mrs. Allene S. Dorsey; Mothers
Guild booth, Mrs. ]. Morrison Flavehe'
and fortune telling, Miss Anne Sayer.
The committee in charge OF the restau-
rant is Mrs. F. /. Simpson, Mrs. W. M
Simpson, Mrs. ]. A. Krumme, MISS M.
weed. Mrs. r. K. Paynter and Mrs. X.
E. Mertens.
The mattresses are Miss Amy Schaefer,
Miss O'Loughlin. Miss Stabler. Miss Seq
german, Miss Glenn, Miss Helen Kahrs'
Miss Wallace, Miss Dorsey. Miss Pierson,
Miss Paynter, Mrs. r. b. Barry, Mrs. IL.
w. Sykes, Miss Early, the Misses Coulby,
the Misses Simpson and the Misses Ger
gen.
The Woman's Benevolent and Mission
airy Society of Mount Morris Baptist
Church will hold a bazaar in the church,
Firth avenue, between 126th and 127th
streets, on Tuesday evening and Wednes-
day and Thursday afternoons and even
ings, December 2, and A. Dinner will be
served on Wednesday and Thursday even
lngs at 81 a plate.
There will be great variety OF useful
and fancy articles on sale Mrs. Charles
II. Bogert is in charge of the affair, as
sisted by the executive committee, which
includes Mrs. j. w. A. Abel, Mrs. Il. f.
Ashman, Mrs. Charles II. Bergman, Mrs.
+. o. Evans, Mrs. A. K. Fountain. Mrs.
Frank Littlefeld. Mrs. l. b. Sprague and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

The engagement has b1en announced Of
Miss Emelie j. Walker, of No. 2S6 Car
roll street. Brooklyn, to DR.. Harry NJ.
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Mss. ABIGAIL ALISON CAMBEu
MkRcshO paCrO .

Mrs. Theodore c. Wood and Miss A. Mat
thews.
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Miss Manon Broderick will give
luncheon next Thursday at Delmonico's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

A largely attended reception was held
by the Elmira College Club on Saturday
a week ago at the home Of Mrs. Francis
Bellamy, No. 435 Convent avenue. The
decorations were In the college colors,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

Mrs. Charles Barlow gave luncheon at
the Hotel Aston last Monday for Mrs.
Samuel Elkeles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

A series OF eight dances~will be given
this year by the Rubinstein Assemblies
with Miss Mary Jordan Baker acting as
hostess. The first one will be held on
Friday next in the Aston Gallery OF the
Waldorf Astorla Mrs. william r. Chap
man. president of the Rubinstein Club,
and the officers will be the patronesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16
Mss EMEut q. WuERo
~ RIl,- DrOTo

Henry Meyers. Mrs Edward Siegman'
Mrs Henry Zuckerman and Mrs. Henry
Bodenheimer, treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-16

Mrs. David Weingarten, Of No. 1876 Cen
trail Park West, will give a reception next
Saturday afternoon at her home for her
daughter, Miss Florence Weingarten,
whose engagement to Ralph Samuel was
recently announced.