New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
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TRNGEMRN.
Annual Garden arty
at Governor S Island
on Thursday Of
This Week.

Out-of-door pastimes. such as garden
parties, polo, tennis. dog shows, which
are 70 be very numerous this year. and
racing, will engage much of society's at
tention for the next I'VE weeks The gar
den party on Governors Island on Thurs
day will be the feature of this weeks So
cal programme Weddings still continue
to interest society. and new engagements
are being announced daily and details for
the June marriages completed.
The annual garden party Of the New
York Branch Of the Army Relief Society
on Governors Island next Thursday after
noon promises TO be a great success
Major General and Mrs Thomas II. Barry
will be assisted in receiving the guests bt
Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont. president Of the
society; Mrs Charles T. Rec. president Of
the New York branch; Mrs. Francis NJ
Gibson. chairman Of the garden party
committee: Mrs Fabius NJ. Clarke, Mrs
James =. Burbank and Mrs. James y. Al
lison. In addition to a programme Of mill
tary maneuvres there will be booths for
the sale OF refreshments, cigars, flowers
and souvenir. The officers Club will be
opened for general dancing. Mrs, stephen
Mills will be in charge Of the booth for
the sale OF tea and cakes. Among the
women who will assist her will be Mrs
Alfred Hunter. Mrs. Wright Edgerton'
Mrs. Blake White. Mrs Theodore White
Mrs. T. X Thompson. Mrs. Harrison
kerrick, Mrs Brown Ralston, Mrs. Ed
ward sharretts. Mrs. f. II. Phipps and
Miss Grace Fisher Mrs. Robert II. Allen,
assisted by a number Of young women
viii preside over the ice cream oOoth'
Mrs. Edmund Smith will have charge OF
the sale Of flowers, and Mrs. William NJ
Black will preside over the booth for the
sale OF cigars, cigarettes and souvenirs
Among the patrons and patronesses OF
the party are President and Mrs. WOOD
row Wilson, Governor and Mrs. NlIilaih
Sulzer Mayor and Mrs. William j. Gay
nor, the Secretary of War and Mrs. Car
rsOn Captain Gleaves. L. ;. N, ana MIS-
Geayes. Bishop and Mrs. David II. Greer
Cardinal Farley. Mr.. and Mrs. flhley
Shepard, Colonel and Mrs. Theodore
tNeecfFfllr 1iOAtsSOl anu
Taft, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Tart Mr
and Mrs Cornelius K. Agnew, Mrs. LOUIS
Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Douglas RoD!h-
son, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Nixon John -
Crimmins, Colonel Daniel Appleton, MIS-
Russell Sage and Miss Julia Chester
Wells
Tickets al 81 each may be obtained from
Mrs. Charles +. Roe, No. 30 East ofh
street; Mrs. Francis NJ Gibson PARK
Avenue Hotel. and Miss II. c. Center NO
West 4Sth street
For the benefit OF the Pelham Summer
Home for Children a lawn fete VIII DC
given next Saturday afternoon ana even
ing at the Esplanade, Pelham Manor
y. Y. under the management oil MrS'
John c. Black and Mrs. John HanWay
There will be booths on the lawn for the
sale Of flowers. candy and fancy articles
and among other features of the tete
there will be an art exhibit, baby snow
Dutch tea-room and Indian encampmeh'
Mrs. Phllander 4. Jennings gave
luncheon and bridge on Wednesday AT
her country home. Edgehurst. MerricK'
Long Island, for about fifty women. The
luncheon was served on the lawn at small
tables. which were decorated with yell
low spring flowers. At the bridge each
guest received a heart shaped satin box
uiled with bonbons. Mrs Hamilton H.
Fairfax and Mrs. Moore poured tea and
Served punch Among those present were
Mrs j. Warren Goddard. Mrs. Frederick
Roosevelt, Mrs. Walter Rutherfurd, Mrs.
'ustus Ruperti, Mrs. Henry Meyer john
son' Mrs. Hugo Reisinger. Mrs. Isaac
AcConihe, Mrs. Riley Gilbert and Mrs.
walter E. Lambert.
AZ the Garden City Hotel on Wednes-