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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-30
ASSISTANT MANAGER
AT THE new HARPER

Charles (. Capehard, an experienced
hotel man, has been engaged by Man
ager Carl Mueller of the New Harper
as assistant manager and steward and
has entered upon his duties. Mr.
Capehard has been identified with
leading hotels at Burlington, Omaha
and st. Joe ard will prove a valuable
aid to Mr. Muel T.
Visit the German Village.
At Exposition park. Music every
evening from s to 12-(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-30

Coolest Place in Town
German village at the Exposition
park. Music from to II. All week.
-(Ady.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-30
BASEBALL PARK
DULY INSPECTED
BY BOTH BODIES
Members of City Commission
and School Board Make
Trip of Inquiry.
PLAN QUARTER MILE TRACK
This Will Be Used by High School TO
Stage Its Meets-To Take
Action Soon.

Last Saturday afternoon the mayor
and members Of the commission, ac-
companied by four members of the
school board, visited the Island City
ball park and discussed plans relative
to purchasing the ground and con-
verting il into a public playground.
The park itself is to be preserved, and
in case professional ball is ever pay
ed in Rock Island again the club will
have a suitable place to stage its
games.
1t is planned to purchase all of the
10 acres that comprise the tract. The
enclosed area will remain just as il, is
today, except that a quarter mile
track will be made around the outside
edge of the enclosure. This track will
be used by the high school to Stage
their meets and will in no way inter
fere with the diamond, as there is am
pie space between home plate and the
big grand stand TO make a track 2 or
10 feet in width. The track will be
made of cinders. The grandstand and
bleachers were found to be in excel
lent shape and the fence that sur
rounds the place is in such excellent
repair that the members of The rcard
worked nearly half an hour trying 70 eff
feet an entrance into the park when it
was found there was not a key
to the park in the party. Just
north Of the park there is a tract of
land comprising six acres. In the CEN
ter of this piece of ground there is a
large hole or draw, and the city elgin-
eer will be asked to make an estimate
of the cost of grading it to normal
level.
TAKE ACTION SOON.
While nothing definite has yet been
done in regard TO purchasing the
ground, it is wanted badly by the city
and the board for a playground. The
land has been offered at a sacrifice
and some final action will be
taken in regard to the matter this
week There is ample space in. the
tract outside the ball park for three
or four baseball diamonds and also
several tennis courts, to say nothing
of the various kinds of play apparatus
that will be installed on the ground
for children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-30
POLICE NEWS

Herman Refer, when ordered out
Of town by the police YESTERDAY, after
he had been caught begging in the
streets, refused to go on the ground
that 1t was Sunday. While his conten-
ton was not disputed, Police Magis-
tr2,e Smith this morning ruled t to be
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,f,ernoon and eve,inr Mrs y J., I,rns,
is IN charge ~ tho snic and tho cb,,r,ner
of .hc v.rious ,ah,ca viii no Mis-. Mi
dred Reid. fancy vork Miss Nsrtor,.
crane. candy: Mrs. B.ll. q; butcher
cake; Mrs. Phi,ip Desser. u,i,itv articles
Mrs. i. r. Murray. APRONS; Mrs Rober,
Spenc.r. groceries and Misc Aim, Wo,fc
flowers
feature of the bazaar viii be the
guessing of the name Of q large doll sen,
10y Mrs Woodrow Wilson Its name is IN
q sealed envelope. sent from the White
House
In ard OF tho Re,hanv Fresh AIR Hmm.
the Knickerhocker Lear,I, viii hold .
Christmas hazaar ON S,,nrdsv afternoon
and evening AT tho Hotel NcAIniu !,
feature, of TN. fair Will hc fancy dancing
hy Mr. and Mrs. Vernon castle. There
viii he general dancing also,
Christmas haz,ar for tho h.r.e, -.
tho French bay Nursor> viII be held a.
Tho Hotel Nr>lrin ON TUESDAY Dec.p,,
h,r IL Tho cornuItt,o ON .rranre,nents
includes Mrs : n SCHWARTZ Mrs y
punre. Mrs 4 Iesiuskv Mrs T. Roh,r-
son. Mrs Il Jo~dAu. Mrs Feux JAyv
Mrs / R,rho,,r Mrs u sip.heI,r.r .rd
Mrs IIerri ,'r.ni,r Tea will ba .erved
and there win l., dancing
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Nrs con,aa ciIias,,t. A., vy,,i,.
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Mrs Josenh J., Vulonesr Mrs ,'hsr,.,
Morgan j. O'Rricn. Mr.. Charles T..
Hollahan. Mrs Richard j O'Crowlev
Mrs. John Jerome Toorcy. Mrs. Edward
j. Ryan. Mrs John r. Shanley Mrs.
Patrick Holohan, Mrs Frederick Charles
Herford Mrs Charles A. Jackson. Mrs
Alfred J. johnson. Mrs. John Kelly. Mrs.
Madden and Mrs John i. Moore.
"A Masque Of Culture" will be given
| annual entertainment on saturday eve
| nlhg AZ the - heSls ne pro'eens from
| the entertainment VIII he USED Tor the
Cun,1'rW i"ti'i' we s.ho'i inaeanhe'
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ty,Jc and Miss Hcssie No,hnn AS Mrs
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bride: James II. Gorham Of this city.
Frank II. Adams, William Proctor
Matthews Of Cincinnati, Franklin Nor
rcll and Cabot Brewster Of Elizabeth.
y. J. There will be a reception after
the ceremony at the home Of the
brides parents, 90 West Fiftieth street.
The wedding Of Miss Charlotte Cram.
daughter Of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cram Of this city and Lenox and
granddaughter Of Egerton l.. Winthrop.
to Robert l.. Fowler. Jr.. son Of Surro-
gate and Mrs. Robert l.. Fowler. will
be celebrated on January s.
Miss Margare. Louise Schicffelin. a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay
Schicffcln. will he among the early
brides of the new year. Her wedding
tn Frederick II. Osborn Of this city will
hc celebrated on January II. The en-
GaCement was announced last spring
Mr.. Osborn is the eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Church Osborn Of 30 East
Thirty-siXth street.
Society was interested in the wedding
last week Of Miss Esther Moreland,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NJ.
Moreland OF Pittshurg, to Henry r..
Oolrchs. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
VI. Oelrichs of this city and Newport.
II took place on Thursday and was
celebrated quietly In the rcctory Of st.
Patrick's Cathedral. only relatives and
a few intimate friends being present
for tho ceremony. The Right Rev. Mgr
laNelle. rector of the cathedral. ofiCi-
ated. There were no bridal attendants
Leonard NJ. Thomas, brother law Of
the bridegroom. acted as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony there
was a wedding breakfast in private
suite nj the Eitz-Carlton. where Miss
More!and had been staying with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oelrichs sailed
yesterday for Europe on tho Berlin
They will remain abroad for about four
months and will afterward live In
Tuxedo.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Robeson. who
were married in Newport at the home
of Mrs. Roheson's mother. Mrs. Elisha
Over. on Monday. sailed for Europe on
| Wednesday for an extended trip abroad
Mrs. Robeson was Miss Laura Patter-
son Swan, daughter OF Mrs. Dyer by a
, former marriage The wedding cere.
| mony took place quietly at Wayside, the
villa of Mr., and Mrs. Dyer. the Rev. DIR
Emery II. Porter OF Emanuel Episcopal
Church officiating
Another recent wedding Of !nteres,
was that of Miss Dorothy Fowler
daughter of Mrs. Anderson Fowler OF
this city. to George Saltonstall West ol
Chestnut Hill, Mass. at the home OF the
bride, 60 East Sixtieth street on No
vemher - last. The ceremony was per
| formed by the Rev. Endcott Peabody
of Groton. Mass.
The bride had Miss Elizabeth Sher.
! man Hoyt as her maid Of honor. and
the other attendants were the Misses
Agnes Fowler. Rose Saltonstall Janet
kiss"l and Vera q. Bloodgood. Quinc,
Shaw. brother Of the bridegroom. was
the best man. and Harold Fowler
! Robert Morgan. Bayard Tuckerman, Jr.
Prescott Wolcott, John Tucker and John
Is. Holins were the ushers.
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SOCIETYS CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK


moNDAY-Mr' William
poi"n Club for her daughter. Miss Dorothy Anderton
Concert for the benefit Of the New York Cooking Mrs.
Pierre Mali. Fifth
Mrs William Church Osborn 40 E, rhiysixth
Miss Margaret Louise SchieReln
Christmas Exchange
Work home Of Mrs CaA deGesdon 80 East sixtyuh
Frederick H. Baldwin. a the dsnsant. shery's
Mrs. William Rasmus.
Mrs Henry Selgman 30 West Hsixh afternoon bridge
Mr. Basby's musical morning. the waldoriAs.ora.
TUESDAY-Mrs Henry s. Redmond dinner dance Hotel Plaza
Mrs Louis Butler eCas IS East Eish'yourth street. coming out
reception for Miss Augusta McCags.
Mrs Charles Euio. Warren ',s West Eishynnh street. coming
for Miss Margaret r. Warren followed by theatre
and supper Al Delmonco's.
the Md~inter Dances, Sherry's
Miss Annie C. Goddard luncheon Sherys.
Mrs. David NJ Morrison and Mis-: Abby Morrison 20 East
Mrs William H. p Mccoy and Miss Louise Freeman afternoon
reception $40 Madison
Murray. reception Fornh
WEDNESDAY, Fiihird
Mis-, Helen Dinsmore Huntington and her aane Vincent
Mrs Cornelius C. Cu,er. dinner dance. shenys
Riley M Annie Gilbert sherrys
Mrs Arthur Emmons go Park coming reception for
Miss Elizabeth W. Emmons.
Mr. IN Stevens q dinner Resi.
Mrs Edward Manice 100 East sisuh dance for Miss
Dorothy Manice
Sale and Workers Club for Women ,4
eighth
Dancing BIoomnsd.e Day Nursery.
THURSDAY Mrs William Church 7hr.sish
Thursday Evening Club
Bridge and the dnsant for the benefit OF the wd Wheeler Day
Afternoon Hospital Oliver
G, Jennings ast Seventy
ShcrV's
Mrs Seveny.Aith dinner
Chrsy q
for Miss Mildred Dennis
Mrs Henry Redmond. dinner. Plaza
Tor o May Class Dances Demonco's
Huntington reception
Falovs. Plaza.
Amory Haskell
Remsen Strong
Mrs Eugene Kpr reception for Miss Elizabeth Kapp
Hotel Gotham
Taylor.
Dixon Sherry's Miss
dancest Shery's for Miss Estene Hall.
Vandehoef 40 FHy.eighth
her Ella May Thomas q debufanfe
Bouv Miss Edith
SATRDAY-Fst Evening Dances Del.
Wendell Phillips 40 West Forpeventh coming
for Miss Lucia Edita Phillips
Hepburn. Miss Codea
Colony Club
daughter
Herrck Sherry's
Lord
Vest
POSTGRADUATE
Hospital Gotham
coming
Kathryn Bahe
MAlpn, East Nineteh reception
for Miss Flora McAlpn
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Georg!ana Howland. Miss Martha Bax-
ter, Mass Grace Schuyler de LuZe. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Connfelt. Miss Josephine
Paddock Miss Elizabeth Curtis, Mrs.
George Smell and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Sher-
wood.
Several debutantes OF this and last
season are interested in the dance to be
held in the Plaza ballroom on Friday
night for the benefit OF the Dobbs Day
Nursery and Neighborhood House in
Fast El9hty-slXth street. Some Of the
young people from whom tickets may be
obtained at SO each are the Misses Louise
Trevor Flora McAlpin. Louise T. Butter,
katherine Porter. Mary NJ. Parsons,
Dorothy Adriance Sybil Young. Estele
Roneyn. Nouletti Proctor. Elzabe, II
Kendall. Mercedes de Acosta, Anna
Cronkhite, Helen Hyde. Lydia c. But
Ter and Augusta McCaGg.
The patronesses include Mines. Ed
ward s. Hardness. J. Allen Townsend,
j. Colby Colgate. William Adams Brown.
c. Grosvenor Wyeth. T.. Francis HYDE.
George McAlpin, Arthur Curtiss James,
Crawford Burton, Joseph Aucrbach,
Charles Bradley. William Armstrong,
Harris Adriance. Charles Romeyn. How
ard Carroll. Joseph W. Hartman and
Everett Colby.
Many tickets have already been sold
for the Russian costume ball which will
he held in the ballroom Of the Ritz-Carl-
ton on the night Of December IS. So
Cicty amateurs are rehearsing for spe-
cial dances that will be given in the
,,.. h4 rat in x1,itL bo I, /,
which Is to assume to some extent the
character of Russian carnival Mrs.
James B. Eustis. Miss Julia Robbins,
Miss Edith Mortimer and Miss Josephine
Osborn are some OF those who will be
seen in the special dances. There will
also he an entertainment by profession
ais. To add touch Of color to the occa
sion the members OF the orchestra who
will play for continuous dancing will
wear native Russian costumes.
Several dinners will precede the
dance. Mrs. Charles r. Alexander.
Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn. Mrs. Earl
Dodge. Mrs. George Clark and Mrs. II.
II. Rogers will he among those who will
entertain.
Many OF the boxes have already been
subscribed for from Mrs. George
Draper at 162 East Sixty-third street,
who Is also receiving applications for
tickets at IS each. The patronssses in
clude Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.,
Mrs. oliver 1selin. Mrs. Goodhue Liv-
ingston. Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robin
son. Mrs. Stuyvcsant Fish, Mrs. Sum
ner Gerard. Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson,
Mrs. Norman de r. Whitehouse, Mrs.
John Pratt and Mrs. Robert Bacon. Jr.
Mrs. Pierre Mali has loaned her house
at Fifth avenue for concert TO he
given tomorrow for the bencf,t Of the
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m. ,o,,n,,,,oa IN ,n,,c. ~ tho .,,or.
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Mrs a X. n Made The na,rnuess,s in
clude Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. .Ir.. Mrs
August belmont Mrs I.rcd,rick EJ.v
Mrs. Louis seaman. Mrs. Lewis Nixon.
Mrs. NJ. Ailen Buttes Mrs. William Ran.
dolph Hea,st. Nra. .Ja,nes Sn.yer. Mrs
Samuel Intermyer. Mrs William Curtis
bemores, Mrs. Seton Thompson. Mrs
tlarenC" Sh.arn. Mrs. Willard -
straight, Mrs. Albert 'iaybure Mrs. =
I. Rll. Mrs Paul l.. travath. Mrs. How
ard Mansfield Mrs g. X. Il Wade. NJ -
Grace Potter Miss Harriet Al"Naudcr,
Mss Elsie Nicoll. Mrs I'rederirk Nathan
Mrs. William r. Mccomhs and Mrs
Amos Pnchot.
Mrs charles Vincent raterno or the
has invitations out for n uumhcr Of
entertainments. She will give Il luncheon
followed by bridge on December Il and
on December - q large dance. ON Fri
day afternoon Mrs Paterno will give a
reception with dancing
new year will leave for California. where
they VIII remain about two months. Mrs
ra,ernos son. Lyndon Brown, who spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with his
mother. has returned to the Syracuse Law
school
The Daughters Of Ohio will hold their
regular meeting in the east room of the
! Waldorf Astoria tomorrow afternoon
| The programme will be in charge of tn,
| art committee, Mrs Edgar Melville Ward
| chairman.
|
! For tho heree, n, ;,s cb,ri,y f,,d :,
da n,e will he given hv tho Icbho, Tunio,
circle of the silver Gross Day Nursnry
at the plaz, on Tuesday evening Dc.
! c.,,h.r an Nrs \v;Ii,n, 1,.,u,nn cIa,,.
dennipp honorary nr,si,,ep, of ID. ,ir,la
is al work on tho DENOMINATIONS and 10 NO.
4 sisted bv thc other of,,cers Miss l,rn,ces
simmons. nresiden, Miss Nuri,i Rliss
yicc.nrcsjd,nt. Miss Nargaret EImcl,
treasurer. Miss Dorothy Hear CORR.
spondinr secretary, Miss Adele clinton
| ,hairman of sunniics and Miss Jennie "a
t;reonidcc. chairman of rho visiting com.
| nit,ee
some OF the other younr people In.
| crested in the dance are Miss I,,,.,
| Schrincr. Miss Mildred Cbaye. Mis-.
| Eleanor Remer. Miss Dorothv Fischer
Miss Edna Fischer. Miss Amelia Lind.
stedt Miss Gladys styles, Miss Avis Pei.
ham Miss Edith Koch. Miss Beatrice
| Nickel. Miss Gula Howell, Miss Mar.
Ada Titus. Miss Angelique Hart and Miss
June Love
] In aid Of the Bloomngdale IA,
| Nursery dancing tournament will bs
held ut the Plaza on Wednesday evening
| There will be demonstration Of the on,
step. the hesitation waltz and the tango
by professionals, II will be followed h>
II contest IN costume in the one step. thu
tango and the hesitation waltz b,
amateurs. prizes to he awarded to th'
best two dancing together The exhibi
tion Will he followed by supper and gen
rral dancing
me committee on arrahsements is com
rosel OF Mrs g. Naientin" schuyler. Mrs
Charles de Hart BroWer Mrs Henry Eos
yer Sewai'. Mrs william J. Trent Mrs
hoter H' Wlliians' 'r'' ana Mrs Mar,
: tfl'tehden fer'y Mrs Thomas pimon'
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Hubbell Seymour, Mrs Guy Van Amringc
Mrs. James = Whitman, Mrs. Frank =.
Witherbee Mrs James V. Chalmers Mrs
Ashton Crosby Clarkson, Mrs Henry
Mills DAY. Mrs. William H. Harris Mrs
Lewis H. Lapha,n. Mrs William n. PaCr
Mrs philip A SAWYER. Mrs william q
w., IIancl Mrs t.mes A Trowhr,dpe
Mrs William T. Peck Mrs Mayo-Smith
and Mrs Frank l.. Montague Tickets
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Mrs " u Patterson Mrs i I O'Rrien
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son Williams. Arnold Wood Adams
Batcheller. Lindsey 'Tappin, De Witt
parshall, j. Prentice Kellogg and Henry
Abbott.
At the residence Of Mrs. Oliver G.
jennings. 7 East Seventy-second street,
on Thursday afternoon the managers OF
the Babies Hospital of this city Will hold
a sale of fancy and useful articles suit
able for Christmas gifts. The managers
have Christmas in mind and anticipate
a hearty response from those who wish
10 make Christmas purchases and at the
Same time help a worthy charity.
The articles which will b. placed on
sale include boudoir novelties and requi-
sites many of them brought from Paris,
dainty slippers laces. scarfs, lamp shades
pillows, &c. There will be "A generous
goose" and other attractions for the
children, while for grown folks tea Will
ne served and there will be dancing.
At the novelty and boudoir table with
Mrs. Jennings will be Mines. Ernest G.
Stillman, w. Goadby Locw. G, w. Ham
mill, Roswell Atller. Ira Rarrows. Shell
don Fuller and NJ. Allen Starr. Assist
ing at the utility table Will be Mines
Andrew V. Stout, Ernest II. Adec, j
Horace Harding. Reeve Schlcy. William
B. Potts. Edward Van Ingcn, !. Prem
lice Kellogg, II. p. Bartlett and Henry
NJ, Alexander. Others who Will assist
at the sale include Mines Edward 7. ii
Talmage. Theron G. Strong, Charles
, Kellogg, Robert Hoe and John j. Knox
the Misses Caroline Morgan, Maude Cur
liz. Ellen Adee, Anna r. Evans and
Emily n Tremain.
The hospital board Of managers IN
cludcs among its members Mines. Daniel
:. Lamont, Andrew Carnegie. Frank
-. Keech, Bertram II. Borden, Cornelius
r. Agnew, =. a. Valentine, Henry J.
Riker, Henry Paine Bartlett, Roswell
Miller. .Icre T.. Wickwtre and Edward
A. Lc Roy.
The annual sale Of decorative art work
for the benefit Of the Art Workers Cluh
for Women will be held at the club. 224
West Fifty-eighth street, on Wednesday
and Thursday. from II TO 6. There Will
be on sale casts OF Tanagra figures
Renaissance busts and medals colored
by artists. artistic brass and lacquer
work, portfolios. articles for the tea
table, original designs in calendars and
Christmas cards, boxes handsomely dec
orated and lamp shades. Among those
Interested IN the sale are Mrs. Francis
Rogers. Miss Constance Curtis. Miss
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Thomas Blackwell. Howard Brokaw
Charles NJ. Connfelt. Frederick =. Della
field, Frederick A. de Peyster. James NJ
Hartshorne. Charles II. Keep, Anson NJ
Beard, T.. s. Jaffray McNickar. Iunius
Parker. r. Stuyvesant Pierrepont. w
Ross Proctor. William \. Read, William
g. Sheldon. Edmund S. TwninG, Harri'
son Williams, Arnold Wood, Adams
Batctellcr. Lindsey 'Tappin. De Wit
parshall, J. Prentice Kellogg and Henr,
Abbott.
The sun., 1913-12-07

| Georg,ana Rowland. Miss Martha Bax
ter. Mass Grace Schuyler de Luze. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Connfelt. Miss Josephine
Paddock, Miss Elizabeth Curtis, Mrs.
George Smell and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Sher-
wood.
The sun., 1913-12-07

Mrs. r., " Sanderson will entertain
with bridge NJ her home, 1873 Riverside
Drive, Oh Tuesday afternoon.
The sun., 1913-12-07

New York Cooking School. Several
women prominent in society are inter
ested in the school. Tickets may he
obtained from Miss Susan W. Street at
43 Park avenue.
The sun., 1913-12-07

Miss Gladys Eleanor Guggenhoim.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Daniel Gueeen-
HEINZ and Roger William Straus. son NJ
Oscar $. Straus, former Amcric can Am
bassador to Turkey, will he marrta1 on
January 1e. The wedding will take place
In the Hotel ST. Regis.
The sun., 1913-12-07

Mrs, Francis G. Clark has cards ou.
for a bridge party on Monday even!nG
December g. II viii hc held at her apart
ment in the Marie Antoinotto.
The sun., 1913-12-07

Mrs. Morton II, Meinhard will give n
dinner at Shcrrys on Tuesday. Deccln-
her %. and Mrs. Julian n. Meyer Will
give a dance at the Hotel Gotham on
January ;.
The sun., 1913-12-07

The Daughters Of Ohio will hold their
regular meeting in the east room of the
Waldorf Astoria tomorrow afternoon
The programme will be in charge Of the
art committee. Mrs Edgar Melville Ward,
chairman.
The sun., 1913-12-07

Mrs, Frank Sheldon of COO West Sew
cntieth street will give an auction bridge
party on Wednesday.
The sun., 1913-12-07

In AID OF tho BETHANY Fresh Air HON.
the ku!ckerhocker League Will hold a
Christmas bazaar on SATURDAY afternoon
and evening at tho Hotel McAlpin. \
feature of thu fair viii hc fancy dancing
by Mr. and Nrs. Vernon Castle. There
viii he general dancing also.
The sun., 1913-12-07

Among the engagements recently an
nounced was that Of Miss Alice y.
Wardwcll daughter Of Henry l.. Ward
we'll of Springfield Centre, y. y. and
this city, To Harold otis. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles ii, Otis of Brooklyn
Miss Wardwcll is n sister of the
Misses Florence and Minere Wardwell
who live at 80 East Seventy ninth
street.
The sun., 1913-12-07

For the benefit OF the Consumers
League an entertainment consisting OF the
national dances Of various countries will
be given at the Plaza on Tuesday evening.
January o. The dances will he under the
direction Of Ottokar Bartik Of the Met
The sun., 1913-12-07

Mrs. Pierre Mali has loaned her house
at 3 Fifth avenue for q concert TO be
given tomorrow for the bencit of the