New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19
WEDDINGS o'0E ENGAGEMENTS

Tuesday in her apartments at the Marie
Antoinette. The club meets on the hfst
and third Tuesdays Of the month. me
members include Mrs. Crowell Mrs. &c
ward r. Wright. Mrs. Arthur Elliot Fish,
Mrs. John Williams. Mrs. Jacques Balm,
Mr. yinton Smith. Mrs. d. w. Warner
Mrs Edward Spaeth, Mrs. E. V. Archer.
Mrs. Rice Lewis Julian. Mrs. Augustine
Banks and Mrs Harry Wright
Mrs Beden Parker, Of Euclid Hall, Will
give auction bridge parties on the after
moons Of October 81 and November ].
MIR and Mrs. Alexander Walker, OF No
n4 Riverside Rrive, have returned 10 Ne"
York from Europe, where they spent the
summer.
Mrs Leicester o. Peck have taken pos
session of their house, No. 3? West 10Th
street. for the winter. They spent the
summer at their place in Connecticut
Mrs. Leonard L. Hill gave dinner OH
Thursday evening at her house NO. loi
West S6th street Her guests were MIS-
Bedell Parker. Mr. and Mrs. NlIham
Jerome Toomey, Mr.. and Mrs. FREDERICK
4 Bags, Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner
Miss Florence Guernsey, Clarence A. RODE
and Dr. Fielding Thatcher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Howard Hammer
who spent a few days in Atanuc Cl't'
have returned to town and are at theii
home, No 2lSl Broadway.
DIR and Mrs. John Dearhns Haney'
have returned from a trip through Europe
and are at their home, No. 4os hdNers'ue
Drive. Mrs Haney was a former p'e''
dent OF the College Women's CLUB.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thayer sailsoui
~ Rrooklyn. who were married ten DAYS
oeo are spending their honeymoon at the
Homestead, Hot Springs, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. u. ]. OConor, who are
st,h AZ their country place on Long ISL
ard will return to their home, NO. W.
Test End avenue, about November J.
Me- Nora Donnelly Mccall, sister-in-
-.
,aw If Public Service Commissioner NC
on is one Of the active workers on the
committee of entertainment for the Ne"
York Dinner Club dinner TO be gwen on
october q at the Plaza.
Mrs George Oscar Cole. OF NO /"
West 7Sd street, gave dinner on lhurs
dav for her guest, Miss Frances Coco
win. of Hoylake, England
N,,e Walter Scott. Of No 3OS Cenral
p.rk West, will leave town on Saturday
for a stay Of a month at Mount Clemens
Mich.
The annual ball OF the French Day
Nursery will take place on November 10
N Louis Martins. 1t will be preceded ny
n dinner at which the French Amoas-
sador. Jules Jusserand; Euenne Lane
Henry White. Alexander 7. Mason ana
w Bourke Cochran will speak.
The preparations for the entertainment
10 be- given on October q at the Plaza oS
the New York Dinner Club are progress
sing favorably. and about 800 TO 4W
guests will be in attendance. Representa-
tives OF the political parties viii SPEAK
The number OF we'll known people who
are giving dinner parties are Colonel j.
Frank Supplies, the POSTMASTER, VINO
will have at his table Colonel w 49,
Hotchkin, Major and Mrs. Andrew
Feuss. Miss Dayton and Vice-President
Oakley. of the United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company. Mrs. John O'Leary
will have as her guests President Marcus
Braun. of the Republican Hungarian
Club; DR. William Sirobich. State Health
Commissioner Majority Assembly Leader
Aaron j. Levy. Commissioner and Mrs.
John Guilfoyle. DR.. John Davis and Fred
erick A Wallace.
Among other guests of tie evening Will
be Warren d. Hanford. Mrs. Hanford,
Judge and Mrs. Dugro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Burns. Mr.. and Mrs George b.
Mcclellan. Commissioners johnson. Mrs.
William B. Smith, Miss Florence Guern-
sey, j. Hedges Crowen, Justice Philbin'-
Mr. and Mrs Noble Mcconnell. Albert
Merrill Harry l.. Horton, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kent Mrs Nora Donnelly Nc
Call. Justice Donnelly and Francis f.
McIver.
1t will be a chrysanthemum dinner.
The guest table will be designed entirely
in autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. tied with huge bows of yellow
ribbon. The corsage souvenirs for the
women will be yellow and white, as well
as the boutonnieres for the men.