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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
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in Der Stiibe. GromBen mars ihmiil.
Iuf Der aommobe itano Die Suder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

Game: rsllio Sbr SienitmGofen
tritt bonn Griten ab bel mir elm.
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hobe lie ppr oht Sagel nit elmer
8etniing 81 Sbnen geihidt; tic bat
aber oas 8elb bis beute nod nift ab.
geliefert."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Nntt nidts.

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ldaffen Sic iih oenn feinen an?"
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pieoer auS!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Hntluie 8eihuerSe.

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ber," rief Der entriiitete @ait. vSeben
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ten. $50 fam ih i'm i%inoen2"
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ebert beOiente-oas lit Der Wanager."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

arbeiter Dem Yernngliiften auf Den
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aber Sic baben Die Hubrif ,9emer.
fiingell" nift alisgeiiiat."
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DeiB lhleht MAIDEN, benn Sic fon-
men iih Die gen1erfungen, oie Der
Wanm gen1aht bat, lfon oeufen."
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2dnge 'unb miro bod sur reften 3eit
fertig2-Ier Seiler.
8as fir cine 9eborbe lit Ole &ar-
toffel?-Gin Staots urto 2anbgeriht.
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a la carte 1 Gents uno Die 9efereien
gibt es umIonit.
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3otbe Weer f6at?-MaB.
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born uto binten frunrm geratben;
nie i6reibt man oas NIT brei 8uf-
Itaben?-O
@elder llnteridieo lit 5piiden Der
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@ann ihieBt Der Sdger2 = Gsab
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bod feline, mas lit bas2-gin aater.
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ooer in Der Sitiee2-Sie flieBt in Die
Norbiee.
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Ibal?-llno.
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lten?-Iie garbiere.
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mebr ols arg9-Ierser.
@elde Iebnlihfeit lit 5piihen
elmer Sfiefertafel uno elmer 9erlo.
bune?-aae fleinen Mdoten red.
men oarallf.
@er lit hummer, Shaf ODER SaG.
fer9-Shdier, neil er i'm aompara-
tip itebt.
@orum fam es nienals spei Gage
bintereinanoer reeneno = @eil cine
Naft oa3wiihen lit.
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iino If ober lit 11?-5 uno 7 lit IL.
Sn melhem Sale maft 2 nal 2
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5rou 60. Was piegt Die amme?-
Tas &in0. :
Warum oarf elm ShiiisfapitGn
riht farbenblino gr miiroe
Itatt in's Sbpar3e ms Hotbe Yteer
fabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Mihueritanben.

Ger @irtb zines @ebirgsbotels
puroe Degen 0uloens bon @liids.
ipielen anse5eigt. als Ser Hihter
einen Ser 3eusen, einen gersfer,
fragte, wie bod iie eeipielt bdtten,
antmortete oieier: .29o4 Weter iiber
Dem MeeresIpieaell"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Gin idjmar,er Siinoer.

"gruoer Gifep," iagte Ger iorbige
airhenoiener 81 Dem iarbiacn Ereoi-
ger, nirgeno ein elenber climber lit
nit Der &oaeftc ourdgebronnt.
@enn es feline Sole gGbe. miiBte Der
Serr fir oieien 9oiewid)t, Der Sut
uno 8elb itibist bat, cine mafen."
n@ar Die aoaefte beionoers groB?"
Gas niht, grmoer 9idep. MuBer
einigen anopien maren pieleif)t lie.
ben alte Yennies in Dem SUIT"
v@esbalb Bit Iii oann 10 aufge.
braht2"
-Weil es mein SUIT mar"
- - =
SaidJenoic6e.
.0oriiber labit on benn 10 uil-
bdnoig?"
rlleber ben 5eritreuten 8erifts.
uoQ5ieber, Der chen bel mir mar; Der
hat ieine eigene llbr sepfdnoet, Die
ih linn porber aus Der Saif)e itibist
batte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Saidenoic6e,
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0cbil0et.

6rau o.: r@enn Sic in Die
Shpei5 fommen, pergeiien Sic rrr
nift, Die 2eas-aapelle sl beiuhen."
Iarpeniis- Satin: $50 ipielt oenn
oie?"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07
BROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WEEK
Miss Blum's Reception Held
Plans for Several Weddings.

BY comparison with the week preced-
kept the young folk in one whirl OF cx-
citement, last week would have been dull
indeed but for the debut on Friday Of
Miss Alice Isabel Blum, daughte, OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Charles Blum, and a
granddaughter of the late Abraham Abra-
ham. Mr. and Mrs. Blum's new house at
No. 45 Plaza street Is admirably arranged
for entertaining, and the dance which fol-
lowed the conventional afternoon recep-
ton between the hours of and o'clock,
at which Miss Blum was presented by
her mother, proved one Of the merricst
Of the season. The guests numbered
about one hundred and twenty-five. The
abundance of flowers received by the
debutante left little room for any dccora-
ton save in the way of greenery to serve
as background.
Mrs Blum received i'm gown Of pa lie
blue velvet and cream lace, having cor
sage bouquet Of orchids, and Miss Blum s
frock was of white MORE with a tulle
tunic. She carried pink rosebuds.. The
receiving party included Miss Janet Bow.
ers. Miss Dorothy Luckenbech, Miss Eu-
nice Beecher. Miss Kate Corinne Schuy-
ler-Walden. Miss Ruth Blackford Miss
Edna Chapman, Miss Alice Cordier. Miss
Kathleen Dunn. Miss Helen Simms, Miss
Dorothy Guyon, Miss Dorothy Elliott
Miss Helen Keno, Miss Hazel Hutchn-
son, Miss Jessie Hopkins. Miss Gladys
O'Brien of Brooklyn, and Miss May Alls
OF New Haven.
Tho guests of the evening were the
Misses Lois Minton, Louise RuXton, Ruth
Calendar. Alice Moss, Janet Burns poro-
thv Mott. Alma Bogue. Dorothy Thurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07
SOCIAL PLANS
White House Musicals To Be
Feature of Season.
From The Tribune bureau

Washington. Dec. 6.--Three weddings
the visit OF the suffragists and ant-suf-
fragists. the formation of R local branch
of the ''Spugs" and the arrival Of Nine
Maria Alontessori were the chief events OF
interest in the capital during the week
Nine Montessori has received much At
tention from society. numerous entertain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

afternoon. They were assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. Vincent Terry. of Sayvillc.
Long Island Mrs j. Duncan Graham.
Miss Antoinette Balmanno and Miss Vera
Balmanno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lonsdale Leeming
have sent out invitations for a musical
Tuesday evening. December IS. II will be
given at their home. No "a Eighth ave-
nue..
Mrs, James l.. Morgan and Mrs John
Hill Morgan are to give a bridge at the
Brooklyn Woman's club. No. ia Pierre
pont street, Friday afternoon.
The first performance of The Players
will be given at the Bedford Auditorium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07
IAe Misses Marx ana Oh
KATHERINE SAGE ~

ton. Ruth Cunning. Jeanette Torrcy
Doris Webster, Katharine Curtiss, Hcl"u
Wood, Hilda Chapman, Marion Van Cleaf.
/ Lillian Davenport. Cornclia Cousins
! Helen McCaldin. Emelie Werlemann and
/ Ruel Ross Appleton ir., John Adams,
Charles NJ. Bull. jr.. Charles West, Rad
| ford English, Lyman Hine, Auguste Cor
der. Howell sayre, Walter DE Grsuw.
Harold Forman, Edward f. Coombs
Chester L. Palmer Warren Beebe. Ster-
ling Martin. W. Stropher Jones. Walter
I ~ Rothschld, August Sartorius. William
Harris Thurston, Clarence Cumming. Ma
/ than Straus, ir., lie Roy Martin. Wolcott
Meserole. Dunbar Adams. Lyman Sar-
torius, Carlton Palmer BachesH. Brown.
Gordon Schenck, clifford DunninG. Regi-
maid Catlin, Edward Volmer Chester
Burrows Van Tassel, James EtherIdge
Joseph strahan. Edward de Selding
I Greenman Canda, Harold Kissam j..
| Harlan O'Connen. Newell Vanderhoef.
Howard Smith, James Guthrie Shaw.
Seneca Eldrdge. Edward Bulwinkle.
| Charles Greenwood, Dr. James Cobb.
| Everett Jessup, w. Clinton Mumford, jr
! Stephen Van cullen Hopkins, John
O Brien. Marshall Nanderhoef Herbert q
Won Glatz. Henry Holt. Kenneth Nissan,
Vernon Radcliffe. Newton Schenck, Ham
ilton Salmon, ir., Arthur Lafrentz. John
Logan, Cuylcr Heath. Earle Bigeow.
Reginald Nissan, William Vollmer, Paul
Bonner Kenneth Hull. Richard 6. Hol-
lamar. William Scarborough, Harold
Graham, Tracy Walker Mckay Sturgis
| and Lawrence Abraham.
! Miss Blum will be the guest OF honor
at the dance which Mrs. Henry Bowers
and her daughter, Miss Janet Christie
! Bowers, are to give Friday evening at
! their home, No 81 Montgomery Place.
Conspicuous among the winters deb
utantes is Miss Mary Theresa Farrell
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James \. Far
rel Mrs. Farrell Will introduce her
daughter at large reception Saturday
afternoon at her home, No. Sl3 Garfield
Place, which will be followed in the even
ing by dinner dance.
Mrs. Samuel Frederick STREET OHclen
Holiness. Of No. $3.50 Park avenue, Man
haitian, is receiving Fridays in December.
Miss Sybil Adele Genthncr, daughter OF
Or. and Mrs. Philip j. Genthner, who is
to marry William Franklin Englis, OIL
Tuesday, December 16. will be attended
by a maid of honor, Miss Dorothy Dor
mitZer, and two bridesmaids her sister.
Miss Ethel Genthner, and Miss Carolyn
Mr. Englis Is the son of Mrs. H. Rock
woor Brinckerhoff, of No. 81 West S6th
street, Manhattan. and a grandson OF Mr.
and Mrs John Englls of Clinton avenue.
His best man will he Louis j. dc Mihau,
OF Manhattan, and three OF his ushcrs
are also Manhattan men, Raymond Have
| meyer, James w. Alker and William
Williams. the fourth being Charles W. G..
| Batter. of Short Hills, n. j.
The South Congregational Church will
| with the Rev. Or. Albert j. Lyman, pastor
/ emeritus. and the Rev. Or. G. Rexford
| Raymond officiating. The reception will
| be held at the Pouch Gallery.
Judge and Mrs. Josiah r. Marean left
Daybreak. their home at Green's Farm.
| Conn, last week. and will spend the
winter months at the Bossert
! Mrs Charles II. Behrenkrauss of No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

Miss Mary Pulen Nissan. who Is TO
marry George Howe Tuesday evening IN
St Paurs Church. F'latbush. will have
but one attendant Mss Bertha Bacon, OF
Yonkers. Thomas Howe IL 10 be his
brothers best man. The ushers will be
James Bailey Henry NJ Stevenson, Ed
ward Wheeler and Edwin j. Roberts
The ceremony at o'clock will be fol-
lowed by reception at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus
f.. Nissan. of No. $50 Westminster Road
Flatbush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07
}FCFpTlONS DINNERS ~ro DANCES CROWD

Thursday evening. February ). The pla
has not yet been decided upon, but re
hesrsals are TO begin Immediately afte
the holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

Mrs Edwin Gaylord Warner, Of No %
Montgomery Place. will give the
dansant at the Brooklyn Woman's club.
No ia Pierrepont street, Monday. De-
cember o., for her daughter Miss Edith
Warner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

Mrs Charles Gilbert Rayner of No. $50
9TH street. ana her sister. Mrs. Eugene r.
Geddes. gave a large reception Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

members OF the CluD are MIS- dul baum
garten. Mrs. Robert Ford, Mrs. Albert
Gates, Mrs r. Jones. Mrs. Charles Shcr-
wood, Mrs Charles Huff. Mrs. A. c.
| Weaver, Mrs. Robert LennoX, Mrs.
Charles Lewis, Mrs. Anna Henry. Miss
Edith Lounsbery and Miss Jane Moor
head
A Christmas bazaar for the benefit Of
the French Day Nursery will be held at
the Hotel McAlpin on Tuesday, Deem
Der Is. The committee on arrangements
includes Mrs. Andre Tridon. chairman,
Mrs. 5. II. Schwartz, Mrs. +. Dupre, Mrs.
Albert Lesinsky, Mrs. l.. Robinson, Mrs.
Daniel Jordan, Mrs. l.. Bonheur, AIRS.
Felix Levy Mrs. b. Sinsheimer and the
Misses Magee, Fissler and Geuren. Tea
will be served and there will be dancing.
The Widowed Mothers Fund Associa-
ton. Mrs. William Einstein, president.
will give its second afternoon entertain
ment tomorrow at the Hotel Astor. Mrs.
Alma Clayburgh Will sing, there will he
Queen Elizabeth" folksongs by Miss
Alma Wallner. accompanied by Honora
Clayton Bouton, and Miss Rosetta O'Neil.
teacher Of the Castles, will dance. There
also will be competitive dancing, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sailing Barusch as judge.
Mathilde Cottrelly. Mrs. Charles j. OPP
penheim, Mrs. Edward Goodman, Mrs.
Charles Henry Israels. Miss Lottie
Fisher. Mrs. Henry Zuckerman. Mrs.
Lewis B. Tim. Mrs. Adolph Lewissohn,
Mrs. Harry Kraft. Miss Annette Kohn,
Mrs. Edward Sightman. Mrs. Henry Mey
ers, Mrs. Samuel Flausheimer. Mrs. Julia
Nathan Mrs. Henry Bodenheimer. Mrs.
Percival S Menken, Mrs. Henry Meyers
and Mrs. jefferson Seligman will be at
the tea table.
Tickets may be obtained OF Mrs. Will
lam Einstein, No. 121 East 57th street, or
at the societys offices, No. 1872 Bowery
! on Saturday next, from to o'clock,
| the Elmira College Club will hold
| Christmas sale at Ardsley Hail. No. $50
/ Central Park West. There will be on
sale many things suitable for Christmas
gifts and tea and cake will be served at
| moderate price. 1t is also hoped TO
|
| Sylvan G. Bates. The Elmra College is
the oldest institution of its kind in the
world for women.
The Sisterhood Of Social Workers will
give dance on Saturday evening, Janu-
airy "a, for the benefit OF the Day MUIR
sery.
| The American Dickens League will give
it's second annual benefit at the Harris
Theatre on December IA for the endow-
ment of Little Nell" beds in various hos
pitfalls. The programme will consist OF
Mortimer kaphan, in his portrayals Of
Dickens characters; Miss Helen WetmOre,
| In English songs, and other attractions.
| The honorary committee includes the
| Rev. Dr. Charles II. P8rkhurst, ".
| Bourke Cochran, DR.. Ernest J. Lederer,
| Francis p. Garvin and Professor Frank
| lin w. Hooper. The ladies' committee in
cludes Miss Claudia Carranza. Mrs. VIII
lam Cummings Story, Mrs. A. f. Frazer
and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07
CtNTER WARD
Time IIlDo1<
Photo

Void. will hold a dance on Friday even
ing. February 8, at the Hotel Marseilles'
Broadway and 103d street. Among the
members Of the club are Mrs. Paul Baum
garten, Mrs Robert Ford, Mrs. Albert
Gates, Mrs. r. Jones, Mrs. Charles Shcr-
wood, Mrs Charles Huff Mrs. A. C..
Weaver, Mrs. Robert LennoX, Mrs.
Charles Lewis, Mrs. Anna Henry. Miss
Edith Lounsbery and Miss Jane Moot
head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

Mr. and Mrs John r. DrcNcl arc not
coming back here next summer. "a had
been expected. When they went away at
the end of the season of 1872. they had
planned to come back next summer but
their trip TO India. which they have now
started, will keep them away. il is said,
FOR another year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07
NEWPORT
Some Plans Concerning Next
Seasons Horse Show.

Nevport. r. l.. Dec Sin all prob.
ability Newport is to have two horse
shows next September 1t viii not be
exactly Newport. for besides the regular
horse show I'm the Casino grounds there
viii he another show OF more or less I'M
portance at the Newport County Agricult-
ural Fair, held each year i'm PORTSMOUTH.
q country town close to this city There
has always teen horse show department
al the fair each year. but 1t has been
confined mostly to draught horses and
farm and other working horses. This
past year there was an inclination 10
break away somewhat from this line and
some Jumpers were shown. Now the Of
ficIals of the show propose 10 extend the
horse show even further, and an effort
will be made to interest number OF the
prominent summer residents OF this city
ana Of the country towns Already
Mcssrs II. 4. e. Taylor, Alfred q. Van
derbilt. Reginald &. Vanderbilt, Edward =.
Mclean. NJ NJ. Van Bucren and few
others have become interested in tho fair
show. and il they all enter their horses IN
next seasons fair it will make quite
creditable showing.
II was a bit disappointing 10 the mem
hers of the winter colony during the week
when Mrs. Vanderbilt closed The Breakers
and departed for New York 10 take up
her residence for the remainder Of the
winter When Mrs Vanderbilt returned
from abroad 1t was said that her intcn-
ton was to remain At her home here until
Christmas at least. She however has
changed her mind. and Count and Coun-
tess Szcchenyi will be her guests in New
York. Another prominent house closed
during the week also. was Bleak House,
on Ocean avenue. the home OF Mr. anu
Mrs MaTsden J. Perry Nj. aud Mrs.
Perry will spend the remainder Of the
winter between Providence and New
York. with an occasional Weekend visit
here. This is plan that quite a few
of the summer residents have adopted.
those whose houses are equipped with
winter accommodations. 4 number OF the
houses arc not entirely closed. but are
kept in readiness for their owners al any
time during the winter Former 'ommp-
dcre ana Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James ars
frequent weekend visitors a. Beacon
Hin House. and viii cOntiue so thorough
out the winter and spring or until they
leave for a cruise TO the Panama Canal
Zone on their Yacht Aloha some time carly
in March. Tho yacht is at present ia
winter quarters here but is being re-
fitted and made ready for the winter
cruise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

. ,,.iio Force Miss Dorothy Benslger'
49, I,a,ol Elliott and Mrs. Harry r.
Otcrsen.
urs George silas Coleman. OF NO ~
NH, street and her daughter, Mrs. AZ
h., rbaver Salisbury. received NedheS-
d,,, afternoon from until o'clock lhey
wore assisted by Mrs. Harold w Chap-
,,an diane Salisbury and Miss j. clemeh-
| tine Grey. 80,
| Mr. Salisbury. before her wedding OF
| oc,obor 6 was Miss Gertrude Coleman
! sbo and Mrs. Coleman will receive again
| next Wednesday.
/ Miss Serena Seaver. daughter OF WI o
! Alfred Drew Scaver. was INTRODUCED "
society Yesterday afternoon Oy uer
mother at a reception at her home NO
| 1874 Park Place The receiving party IN
/ Guided Mrs Frederick Parsons MISS
/ Robbins and Mrs. William Rich. 1hey
| vete assisted by Miss Burns, Miss BULK
lev Miss Coffin. Miss Crawford. MISS
Airline Cocheu, Miss Marguerite LeXoW'
Miss Laura Pitt, Miss Kathryn Dunton
/ and MISS Anna quasi
Miss Clara H. Ernst, daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. John Henry Ernst, and Df.
| Robert Forester Walmsley, OF NO fsl
/ Putnam avenue arc to be married mon
! day evening, January L. IN the south
/ CONGREGATIONAL Church. The ceremony
/ will be followed by reception at MT.
/ and Mrs. Ernsts home, No. SIS Park
/ Place.
! Miss Marie T.. Ernst is to be the maid
! of honor and Miss Mary Ernest Cooper IS
/ to act as flower girl The bridesmaids VIII
/ be Miss Janet McCurrach, Miss Mildred
/ q. Walmsley. Miss Emily s. Peck and
, Miss Hazel Heissenbuttel.
| DR. Walmsley's best man is TO be Dr.
Harry Rogers, of Orange \. j., and
chosen for ushers are Harry Ernst DIR.
Herbert +. Du Cret. Dr. Roy Uphsm, DR..
Marius A. Searle. William Hubbel and
| Frederick d. Chambers.
The wedding of Miss Helen Estelle
! HaiGht. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Eburn
! Fowler Haight, OF No. 80 Hooper street
and Charles Stewart Clark is to take
place Wednesday, February II, at the
! Hotel Bossert. The ceremony at O'Clock
will be followed by a large reception.
The bride will be attended by a maid Of
| honor. her sister, Miss Beatrice Haisht.
and four bridesmaids, Miss Mary Adikes,
/ Of Flushing, Long Island Miss Evelyn
/ Thompson. Miss Lucy Thompson and
Miss Henrietta Harmon. OF Brooklyn.
! The best man is to be Spencer 6. Rus
sell. OF this borough. and serving as usher
I will be Dr. Richard NJ. Clark, Robert
Wildwood. or Manhattan; EOurn Fowler
Haight. jr.. Douglas c. Haght Alexander
| Clark. Thomas Crawford Noyes +. Yale
and Lynn g. Goodnou6h.
! Mr.. Clark Is a graduate OF New York
| YORK University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

Mrs. j. Mitchell Clarke. whose house,
Gray craig. is on the market. has been
recent visitor here. She was at tie
While here besides inspecting her prop
erty. also superntended the erection OF
large monument over the grave Of her
late husband at ST Mary's Cemetery, IN
South Portsmouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney J. Cclford. ir..
have decided TO remain a. the Knight
cottage throughout the winter, and Miss
G. ogden Jones Is also remaining al her
LONE, Mid Cliff. for the winter this year.
Mrs Emile Bruguere and her son, Louis
S Bruguiere. are still ~ Cast!cw.0J.
They will remain there for at least Two
weeks more. After that they have
planned to 20 TO New York for 40
months stay. and then they are going
abroad for the remainder Of the winter
and spring. or until 1t Is time for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

The members of the winter colony have
had two engagements and weddings to
discuss during the week, and both were
more or less of Il surprise. The first and
the one in which this city was more in
tcrested because il occurred here vas that
OF Miss Laura T. Swan. daughter OF Mrs.
Elisha Dyer. and Andrew Robson The
other was that of Harry Oelrichs and
Miss Esther Moreland. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew NJ Morcland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

The Bykaotd Charity Club formerly the
Junior Circle of Auxiliary, No. il stony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

The Rev. and Mrs. John Cornell. who
have a summer home in Middleton. have
closed that place and have gone 20 New
York to remain for the winter al the
Waldorf Astoris. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Oelrichs have also taken apartments
ia Newport for the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

Mrs. Charles II. lsehrenkrauss. of No.
300 Sterling Place. gave a reception yes
terday afternoon to introduce her daugh-
ter. Miss Mildred Lehrcnkrauss. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

Judge and Mrs Josiah r. Marean left
Daybreak. their home at Green's Farm,
Conn, last week and will spend the
winter months at the Bossert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Feinoers' lot
merly of New York. but no" OF Noro'o''.
conn, have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Bertha lnez Fem
ber9 20 Morris spelke, of Stamford conn
CAP and Bells. the Williams College
dramatic club, will give a performance
NJ "Niobe" at the Plaza on January D.
II ,s a farcical comedy in three acts by
Harry and Edward Paulton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07
NL0LT l TIJVV, DIJVVIJVO ~ "
:-:----.:,-;-COClAL PROGRAMME

Mrs William n. Arnold. of No 152 West
,4th street, who was operated on for ap-
pcndicits at her home on November %,
is recovering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

Dr. and Mrs. Edmund L. Minner, Of
No. l4O West 92d street. and their daugn-
ter Miss Marjorie Ninncr, are at Atlantic
City for short stay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

! Nathalie Force. Miss llorothE peH9e
Miss Isabel Elliott and Mrs Harry d.
/ Otcrscn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07

Mrs Darlington Semple, OF No. 2u Cen
trail Park West, will give reception on
December 10 for Mrs. Louis b. Wood
ruff. author of The Lady Of the Light
house" Mrs Woodruff is a graduate of
Mrs Samples school.