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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-22

TAKE a look at 106 College avenue. De-
catur Ca. a new eight-roum house:
take a look at Is Inman street West
End Park a new six-room house. Take
look at 39l Glennwood avenue, a five
room house Then let me know what
you have to trade. F. II. Lichtenwalter.
Atlanta. Ga.
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MONEY on hand for loans on improved
property in or near Atlanta. ]. E.
van Valkenburg. $40 Equitable Build
'rg
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PIEDMONT AVENUE
SACRIFICE.

CITY improved lots at a sacrifice. Easy
terms. Here is your home and in
vestment opportunity. See me quick.
Mr.. Houser Ivy 5522.
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FOR SALE My beautiful North Side
home veneer brick. tile roof; low
price for good cash payment. Answer
Box 715, care American
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D. c SMITH & NJ. w. TURNER, sol
Empire Bldg, Real Estate and Spe-
cialty Homes and Investments. Phone
IVY Sl55
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CHARLES y. THOMPSON,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

T8%TED-Advance man for feature
films; good proposition; must have
noe cash. You will have to hurry. Adj
rtss Box 2, care Georgian.
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FURNISHED HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Fifteen room furnished
house: suitable for roomers or board
zine location; owner sick and wants to
retire. Box 917 care Georgian.
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". VI SCOTT Z Co, Timber and Iron
Properties. 210-2i2 Gould Building
More than thirty-fve years active ex-
perienCe
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


fOK SALE-One davenport, $50 so; one
chlid's velocipede, So 235 Courtlano
street, Apartment A.
FOR SALE-Now; 1000 Himaiaya
blackberry plants, 12Kc, 15c and 25c,
postpaid. Best strain White Leghorns
STOCK and eggs, Write for p-ices. Mr.
W. w. Harden, Decatur, Ga.
DUNTLIY and Cadillac Vacuum Clean
ers, S25 up; vacuum sweepers 81 up
Duntley Co. 416 4th Nat Bank Bldg.
WILL buy good second hand show case
Apply X. d. Stallings, 166 South Nc
Daniel.
W,ANTED-One secondhand steam ia
PIE, good condition, with four vege-
able, two meat and one soup New
YORK cafe. Augusta, Ga.
BUY MEMS old clothes and siloe.
grop a card |. Book. III Gilmer street
DROP a CARD. Wen bring cash for
Old clothes and shoes. 1.-THE Vest
aire.p 1855 Decatur st.
WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices for
household goods, pianos and office fur
nlture. Cash advanced on consignments
central Auction Company. 70 East
Mltcrell street. Bell phone Main PAPA
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SMITH, EWING & RANKIN, No. isL
Peachtree sales, rents and loans Spe
cial and prompt attention given to ali
Phone Ivy 1911
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-03-03
WAR CLOUD IS
LOWERING NEAR
TT Is BELIEVED THAT ANOTHER
WAR N THE Bat.klNs Is
INEVITABLE.
s[RV|A HAS DREAM
The Dream l. to Put Back GA Nap
Of the World the Old STAY
Empire rs IT Former
~ Existed.
BY HENRY WOOD,
tsiaf Correspondent OF the United
Press.

Belgrade. seryia, March @.--Five
Kindred thousand war veterans.
each armed to the teeth,
each as ready and willing to
die as frog is ever ready and
willing to jump into water, and
each awaiting only the psychological
moment which each and all consid-
er Inevitable This is the nice little
var cloud which is still nursing it.
self down on the borders OF the Bal
kans And this is the nice li5tie war
cloud which Seryia says the Europe
aH diplomacy can neYer conjure
away until it has either broken Gus
INTO war ana Won. or broken out in
10 war and irretrieyably lost for
ever
Serva has dreamed a great dream,
ana there are some psychologists
who say that great dream, if
dreamed hard enough. and If dream
~ "heH the person is aWaK&"and in
iail possession Of his faculties, is
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-03-03

number segea, live indictments, each
containing three coants charging eN-
tortIon.
4. j. aeaeil, constable, preciaef
number four. Mesquite, six iAdicl-
.ncuts. containing three counts - b
charging eNtortion.
= A.. Lenzen, deputy constable,
precinct number sevant i've - 1e'-
menrs. each containing three counts
for extortion. one count for bf'bef,
ana one count for robbery,
Joe Brown, deputy constable, pre-
cincf number seven. four indict-
ments. of which three contained
three eXtortion counts each, one
count tor bribery and one count
for robbers. and the fourth con-
tanned three counts. one for eX-
tortion, one for bribery and orc
for robbery.
Il. Il. Jackson. deputy constable,
precinct number seven, five lndict
ments, containing five counts each,
three for extortion, one for roo
berry and one for bribery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-03-03
y g g s"s'~e-s-'...s..s..s's.s"
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Observation-Disclosures go .s.s-s"s.s"s"s"s
= Vet small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
esii 1t, Hamburger Brust Thee" at any
pharmacy. Take tablespoonful OF the
YEA put cup of boiling water upon
II pour through sieve and drink a
,eacup full at any time during the
way "a or before retiring. 1t is the most
sne'ive way to break a cold and cure
t ta1 as 1T opens the pores of the skin,
i'ieSlng congestion. Also loosens the
o su thus driving a cold from the
Try 1T the next time you suffer from
a sold or the grip. 1t is inexpensive
s sa entirely vegetable, therefore safe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-03-03
RUB bACKACHE AND
[U|MbAG0 RIGHT OUT
AOo Pain and Stiffness away with
small bottle Of old honest
St. Jacobs Oil

=, "hen your back is sore and lame
VA, 'uinna go, sciatica or rheumatism has
gu o. stiifened up, don't suffer! Get a
a., 10 cent bottle OF old, honest st.
}s s,aos Or at any drug store, pour a
;n ,ee IN your hand and rub it right
r @,o the pain or ache, and by the time
' NV count fifty. the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't nont stay crippled! This soothing,
aa =, oil needs to be used only
ent L ~ takes the ache and pain right
!, VI yonr back and ends the misery.
ma ~ !, magical, yet absolutely harmless
"'S doesn't ourn the skin.
~, aso'thing else stops lumbago, sciatica
a 'ame back misery SO promptly!
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ana Of tic most irre.fstiblo forces in
Ihr world. Seryia's dream is = re-
/ suit o. lis success in the recent Bad
Kan wars. a dream dreamed in tho
full consciousness III the strength
and mower which if has damanstrat-
ed it no.saeses The draa,a j.. ia
PM baef, on The man of I'M. v,,.l4
the old sIav elapira as il existed no
fore Il won, dnor 4.s=.,rc t3,a 5.,ar-
run,,fuP Turks
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la'' io'. : Ge"tai! p''7t' 'oe one par
tit uiaf l'lSl''i mat III LUIS afe'''i II
= nstfi". austria ioiis h1o"h as me
p9''S o' Eufope' Ha" IoI ohiy been
Gf7o"3llN 9opoailG up lhe Dig 9'aF
provinces OUT si'o eoile''' u 3'i''E asf
S'ftHs7th AGAINST poAst0'' i''' ''''''io'
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instantly TO the ottltf Siae u IN,
| Hungarian oofuer.
The. forcing OF the hungary hoah-
! Diary down through the h@thahs ufi-
| til AustTIa-HuhsarS should some da4
/ have the Old Iurhish seaport OF I'd
! lonika has also beeh 'he enc great
/ ambition of Austria. ihIs amhltloH'
| however the recent balkan wars IS
| believed to have forever taNartea'
Saionika passed mo the hands OF
the Greeks The creation OF the
new Kingdom OF Albania, whose e&-
i8tenee is guaranteed by the powers
also ends her dream OF Meditef-
ranean exit and ma al base on that
portion of the Adriatic, Whlie Aus
tria has thus been obllsed TO re-
nounce her great amhition, 1t has'i |
sweetened in any way her attitude
against the slays and this attitnde
Servia is convinced VIII one aaS
mean war and the object OF mat war
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Lydia f1'lhhaH7 5
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MRS. LYONS:
ACHES ANDpAINtS
Have al Gone Since akin 2
l.ydia : rAnishan's Veg
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Terre Jill, H.. Kindly permit He
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and Mater eafa indicted as a.ea
three eNurtioH oouAts each aud the
tsg5 deputies Aere ia elad ia aa-
a#uou h. bribery .rj fe5bel
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11

The wedding OF Miss Vera Van Buren,.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II.
Van Buren,, to Harold G. Richard. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar l.. Richard. will take
place In ST. Thomas's Church on the
afternoon Of January q. at I o'clock.
There will be n reception after the ccrc-
mony In the ballroom OF the Gotham.
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Society's Calendar for the Week.

SUNDAi-Moncure Robinson, q Q he
Mr. and Mrs S s'anwood Menken West Fsyeond
Persian garden party, evening.
MONDAYMr. and Mrs. Ebridge T. Gerry
dinner dance.
MRS. W.
Beatrice Buril.
Eishy.four,h street, dinner followed
wedding Heusen daughter Mr. Mrs.
Charles Manning Van Husen Arthur Gould Hamilton Of
Grace Church. at p. M
Wedding Of Miss GLADYS Eleanor Gussnhsim daughter Of Mr. and
ex-Ambassador to Turkey, Hotel ST. Regis P. NJ.
Mr.. Bagbys musical morning. Waldori-Astoris
TUESDAYr and Mrs Pembroke Sxty-Arst
Of series Of dinner
Mrs Jusms Ruper 4o East sevenhr dinner Mr.
Mrs. Gacomo Fara Fon.
meeting Tuesday Nigh, Dancing Glass;
Sherrys
Mrs Delaney Nicol q Eas, Thir,y.nnth street, dinner
Mrs. Henry Todd s24 West End
Todd.
Mrs. Warren C. Beach, SIS Fifth avenue dinner
Mrs c. Monteth Gipin. 2O3O Broadway a dinner
wEDNESDAY-Perey r. Pyne I'd. small dance, Shenys.
Mrs Cornelius Cuyier Is East ffouh
Miss Josephine Nicol.
Mrs. William Rich Of Sss Park a sherys.
Wedding Virginia Webb only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Egern Webb Jorge Andre Church OF the Heavenly
Pm
School, womens
Cosmopolitan Club $50 P. NJ.
by Miss Lea Gasquet
Astoria, 8 P. M.
girls
Schools Athletic League home Of Mrs. Reginald de Koven 1925 Park
3 p NJ.
lei avenue musicale
Mrs Howard Carroll, Ess,s xy-iourth street, dinner
Mrs Henry Seigman. 80 West fix'h luncheon followed
rRrb * %us James Blair. sm. dane. for Miss p.n.op. Sears
Sherys
entitled THE Merry whi by members OF
League. waldori-Astoria evening
s,uyvent Fish, series o,
meeting Dances Delmons
SATuRDAYRepe,on 1.-THE Merry whi
League, waldorf-As,ora afternoon and evening %,
Mrs Ogden Mills. East Sxty-ninth dinner.
Mrs William Vail Martini the danant the ST. Regis ..
Wedding Miss Jessie Ashley Hazard daughter Mr.
William Ayraut Hazard Charles Reginald Leonard Meadow Hail.
Cedahurs, L. l., noon
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Photo by the Misses Soiby.

participants. The dances Will include
the oriental Indian, polo, gondo'!cr,
Hungarian. Sunnybrook Farm and Tar
antelll dances. and there viii 10" also
many special numbers. NJ the comclu.
sion OF the programme at each performs
ancc n voting contest Will be held 10
decide the most. popular dance in The
Merry Whill.
Tho dancers, their organizers and
those who are in the various groups are
as follows
Oriental pance--Orsanizvd by Mrs. c.
u. barnes. Mrs. Wendell Blagdon aud
Miss Frances Brceso. Dancers Mrs.
Wendell l.. Blagden. Mrs. John Kuth"r-
furd, the Misses Angelica :. brown. ~
genie ph.loin. Louise Trevor, Maud kyu-
nedy aud Frances Brccse NJ Eag.
Dodge. Mrs. l.au's Noel and Mis- Mar
garot Andrews; the alcSsrs. William L.
Stewart. Jr Maurice Roche. Imbcrtu
Colet;'. Gerald Murphy. sidney Ere"se,
A. l.. Jones, Eric Winston and Harvey
Ladew.
special Dancc-Mrs. Arthur Scott
burden, tie Misses l.eonic Burrill, Eliza
beth Hoyt. Audrey Osborn, Claire Bird,
Mrs. William Potter. Mrs. Grafton pync,
MIS-. SlutIu ttVllI'tIl, Ni'S' 81 it'pN'lN
Smith. Jr, Mrs. Courtlandt Nicoll MI
md Mrs. Frederic de Rilam the
Messrs. Hamilton Fish. Jr. Seton Henry.
Richard Whitney. Paul Hanm1nd
George M,lburn. ALDER, Hoffman and
Thomas Frothinsham.
Indian Dance Co. Organize 10y MIS-
George Draper, Mrs. Allen Wcllmau ard
Miss Josephine Osborn. Dance My.
Allen G.. Wc'lnau, the Misses Mnua Co..
ter. Sara Morgan, Ed,th Mortimer. Julia
Robbins, Barbara Rutherford ana Mari"
Taller. Mrs. Anthony j. brrN"l Ans, Az
thur Swami, Mrs. AleXandoc II. Il. Pratt.
Mrs. Oliver Perrin and Mrs. George
Draper; the Messrs. Pennington Pear
son, Harvey Ladcw. Frederick T Ere
linshuysen, Aksel Wlchfcld, \. Noruz, A.
u. H., Pratt. Sidney Breese, Eustis
Gibbs. T.. Hanfstaengl. l.. Hanfstaongl,
Lawrence Hopkins and Philip Mills
Song by Lawrence Butler and special
dance by Mrs. Dazicl and :. i;reese.
Polo Dance-Organized by the Misses
Carol and May Hartman. DarCers
Airs. David Wagstafr. Mrs. i. Gordon
Auchircloss the Mls~,S cornrlia I.aU-
don. May Hartman. Miriam llar'imHn
Eugenic I'h'lb!n virgins Mitchcn and
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Janet Kissel; the Messrs. Barclay lNrr,
Maurice Roche. Dudley Morgan. David
Wagstaff, A. II. Jones, Count Otto Salm-
Salm ana Count Alexis Salm- Salnl.
Miss Louise Freeman will sing and Miss
May Hartman and Barclay Farr will
dance 1.-THE Riding Lesson"
Gondolicr Dance--OrganiZed by Miss
Beatrice Pratt and Miss Janetta Alex
andcr. Danccrs--Mrs. Henry e. dc
I;ham 20. Mrs. Walter Stillman and the
Misses Beatrice q. Pratt, Janctta Alex
~ Ter. Emily Sloane. JEANNE Emmett,
Mary Garfield and Clara Fargo; the
Messrs. Lawrence Nick. Miller. F'reder-
lex r. F'rclinghuysen. Chester Burden,
Eustace Gibbs, Il. Strorpa -Anaglia. Il.
Stewart Wortlcy. whitewright Watson
and Johnston Redmond. Mrs. Henry H.
Rogers will sing. and there will be an
extra dance by Mrs. Stillman and Mr.
f'relinghuysen.
Tarantella Dancc--Organized by Miss
Margaret Trevor. Dancers-The Misses
Margaret Trevor. Amy Johnson. Joy
Williams, Dorothy Howard, Margaret
Henderson, Mercedes de Acosta, Eleanor
Hartshornc. Gwendolin Condor, Gene
We've Sanford and Natalie Slocum; the
Me isrs. Vivian Palmieri. Norris Pryor.
William Palmer. Theodore Crane. Ogden
Rogers, Shipper Davis. william Travers
Jerome, Jr.. Charles u. Miller and Ed
ward Shipper.
Hungarian Dance--Organhed by Miss
Edith Mprtimer and Miss Claire Bird.
DNccrs-The Misses Edith Mortimer,
Claire Bird Elsie Park. Mai Watson,
Katharine Turnbull and Angelica s.
Brown: tho Messrs. Whltcwright Wat
son. Richard whitney. Il. Chcsley Rich
ardson, Jr. Gerald Murphy, Francis
Roche and Suydam Cutting.
Sunnybrook Farm Dance-Organized
by Miss Mary G. Alexander. Dancers
Mrs. Stanley g. Mortimer and the
Misses MARY e. Alexander. Marie Louise
Rode valid, Dorothy Hyde. Harriet Paris.
Beatrice Burrill, Marie Taller. Augusta
RIshop and Muriel Winthrop; tine Messrs.
Harry Gushing. Murray Hoffman. john
stoi. Redmond. Bryce Wing. Hosmer
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Brilliant Dinners and Dances Planned for Society
This Weel-Engagenaen neutrality-suspicious.

Charles Manning Van Heusen, TO Arthur
Gould Hamilton, only. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William \. Hamilton, will take
place tomorrow afternoon ut o'clock
In the chantry of Grace Church. On
account Of mourning in the brides family
only relatives and a few intimate friends
will witness the ceremony, which will
be performed by the Rev. Charles l..
Slattery, rector of the church.
The bride will have Miss Hope Ham
ilton, sister Of the bridegroom, as her
only attendant. and William Proctor Van
Heusen brother of the bride, will act as
best man. After the ceremony there will
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such an entertainment and the commit
tee should feel we'll satisfied with ita
efforts, as we'll us with the generosity
of Mr.. Sherry. II was shown by the at
tendance at this hall that the craze for
costume parties has by no means died out
This week. which may rot be 80
full Of Incidents. will not be dull BY
any means. Dinner dances Will DO given
tomorrow night by Mrs. Elbridge T.
Gerry and Mrs. George w. Forsyth in
no way conflicting one with the other
and on Tuesday night Mr.. ind Mrs
Pembroke Jones will give the first OF
a series OF dinner dances at their new
home. East Sixty first street, which,
will be in the nature OF house warm-
ing. Percy r. Pyne %. one OF the mos,
hospitable OF the bachelors OF society
will give a small dance at Sherry's on
Wednesday night. and on Wednesday
afternoon will occur the wedding OF Miss
Laura Virginia Webb. only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Egerton Webb, "a
Jorge Andre Of Hamburg. Germany.
Mrs. Reginald de koven has given the
use Of her house for an entertainment OF
Thursday afternoon. which will be held
In the Elizabethan hall. and on Friday
and Saturday the members OF the Junior
League will have everything to them.
selves for the elaborate series OF dances
and other diversions they have been re-
hearsiny for some weeks. They have
decided to call this entertainment 1.-THE
Merry Whirl." II Is we'll styled and in.
d,cat!ve OF the whlrl they have been ir
since the early part. Of November ant
which bids fair tos continue until the
last days Of February. Tho league
hopes To raise at least $4,000 FOR III
work lin the various settlcmentssand
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bc II sinai reception IL IN, Gotham.
Mr.. Hamilton aud his Lridc VIII live
a. 5Gj Park avenue after February /.
The Wedding uf Miss Laura Nlrg MIA
Webb daughter " NJ. and Mrs. T..
EIcrtou We ~ and granddaughter Of the
late Cen. James Watson Wrbn, II Jorge
Andre of Hamburg, Germany. and this
city. Will take place ON Wednesday after
noon at Il o'clock IN the Church of the
Heavenly Rest. The Rev. Herbert Ship
man. rector Of the church. VIII oric!atc.
TIL" ceremony will DE celebrated in the
presence Of relatives and few init
mate friends. Miss Webb will have as
her only attendants two of her little
n!cces, Miss Margaret Trimble. daugh-
ter of M. and Mrs. Richard Trimble,
and Miss Ellen Randolph. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Randolph, who
will act as flower girls.
Count Gunther Won Bernstorif. son of
Count Won Bernstorff. German Ambassa-
dor 10 the United States, Will act as best
man. The ushers will include Vincent
Astor. Francis Roche. Wadsworth H.
Lewis, j. GrlswolI webb and Louis
w. Noel.
small reception at the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. WEBB, 325 Park avenue.
Miss Jessie Ashley Hazard daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William \. Hazard Of c.
darnurst, l., l., will be married on Sat-
urday to Charles Reginald Leonard son
OF Charles W. Leonard Of Boston. The
ceremony will take place at noon at the
IAf Of la ri
Han, in Cedarhurst. \ special train will
leave the Pennsylvania station at 1903
y. NJ. for guests from New Yorl; and
there Will he "A train returning to the
city after tho reception.
Miss Hazard has chosen her sisters,
Mrs Duncan Argyle Holmes and Mrs.
Frederic Rainelandcr Brown. as her
chief attendants, and another sister, Mss
katharine Hazard, and Miss Florence
Burton will be the bridesmaids
Edgar w. Leonard will act as best
man. The ushers will be Griswold Lor-
Hard George 4. Adee, Edward T. Lar
ned. Henry q. Bcste Rene NJ. La Mon
tagne, Robert +. Leonard, Dudley Leland,
William "A. Hazard, Jr.. and w. Ti.den
L. Hazard.
The wedding OF Miss Vera Van Buren,.
| daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Thomas II.
Van Buren,, to Harold G. Richard. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar l.. Richard. will take
place In ST. Thomas's Church on the
! afternoon Of January q. at 4 o'clock.
There will be reception after the cerc-
mony In the ballroom OF the Gotham.
An engagement recently announced
WAS that of Miss Elizabeth Knapp.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Knapp.
To w. q. Stewart Grant OF Hamilton.
| Ontario, ana this city. Formal announce
ment OF the engagement was made ut u
dinner given by Mrs. Knapp for her
| daughter last Tuesday night at the Ritz
Carton. Miss Klapp. who is NJ the
Gotham fov the winter with her parents.
was introduced TO society on December
| ~ last.
Mr.. Grant H. q spG Of Capt. and Mrs.
, W. \, Grant OF Wcstcrgato House, S,rs-
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A MOTHER busy week has passed
~ and Il was full Of incident, with
n Mrs William X. Vanderbilt. Jr.'s.
dance for Miss barbara Ruther-
;ard on Monday night, Mrs. William
Douglas sloane's reception with dancing,
which was practically q ball. on Tuesday
night; the second Of the Junior Cotillons
on the same night, which again brought
out the prominent dtbutantes OF the sea-
son; tho costume ball at Sherry's on
Wednesday night. Mrs. Charles IL. Cos
hTH large dinner dance on Thursday
night at Sherry's for her debutante
daughter. Miss Maud Coster. and the
Subscription dance organized by Mrs.
EDWARD S. Knapp and others at Sherry's
p Friday night. There were also some
ceilings Of note and numerous din
.t md luncheons.
THO annual costume ball for the bene-
y, coy he Lyins-in Hospital was one Of
.. most elaborate yet attempted By the
'u-f toe, among whose members were
austen Gray, Mrs. Arthur Iselin,
VI Walter T.. Maynard, Mrs. j. Fred
t'.g, Jr., and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jcn-
, Ii passed or with all the eclat
.Ha. could be desired. and the costume
iaS"ant was a happy thought. That
art Of the ball was splendidly devised
ana carried out with much attention to
de''!i While II was In a certain sense
. pubilc oall, it had all tho appearance
VI = private function, as nearly every
o'c ~ any prominence In society was
lAeTe. There was bewildering display
I. costumes not only in the pageant but
80 generally, and they dated from the
S'~tcenth century to tho present period.
~ costumes after the designs of Poiret
"--a Bakst being quite AZ distinctive as
''|se " remote periods. IL not SD volum-
'|HN, il wCs no small TASK to organize