New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04

J KcIvey. Miss Helen Blagden Rich. Miss
Eva Ingersoll Brown and others.
Mrs Chapman Gait will give lunch
con for sixteen on Tuesday at her home
in West 66th street
Mrs y Archibald Shaw. jr, Of No. col
/ West End avenue. gave a reception yes
! tcrday afternoon at her residence. She
I will he at home" informally the first
/ Sunday of the month until May.
Miss Harriet De Witt Lent. % No. 62s
/ West 1S6th street, gave an auction bridge
party on Wednesday at her home
MIR. and Mrs oscar Tschirky gave
I theatre party on Tuesday, taking their
guests to see The Madcap Duchess In
/ the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
| Ger<on. Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Schmidt
/ Miss Florence and Miss Irene derKeh'
/ Miss Glover Tschrky, Miss Van hlann'
/ Frederick Gerken. ir, Leopold and Au-
: gust Tschirky. William inner August
| Scharman and Herbert Geese. Later the
| party went to the Waldorf-Astoria for
supper
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Julian II. Meyer. OF no.
/ cO7 West lO7th street. will give dance at
/ the Hotel Gotham tomorrow evening.
Mrs Charles ODay, of No. 81 Riverside
Drive. has announced the engagement OF
/ her niece. Miss Alice Lyle, daughter OF
] I trfl of
/ Ohio. TO Charles Ridder, son of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Henry Ridder, of No. l2S West list
/ street. Miss Lyle has been with her
aunt for several weeks. She is leaving
| for her home in a few days.
| Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Mary Katherine
! Burgan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles f. Burgan. of Baltimore. to Ar
thus lie Roy Grape. son of Mrs. Samuel
| 4 ELLINGTON. of No. 2SS1 Broadway.
Henry Randall Mills. of Mamaroneck'
has announced the engagement OF ms
daughter. Miss Edna Marguerite Mills, TO
Frederick Augustus Fitch. Of New YORK.
/ Miss Genevieve Schreiner. daughter OF
Mrs. George Schrener will be married
on January % to ID. Charles Wegman, OF
Jersey City. Her attendants will be Mrs.
Frederick Straub and her sister. Miss
Helen Marie Schreiner Geneyieve
Schmidt will be the flower girl. Thomas
Armstrong, Of Jersey City, will serve as
best man.
Mrs. John H. Hanan will give an auc-
ton bridge party on Friday, January j.
at her house. No. 1913 Fifth avenue, Tor
the benefit Of the home fund OF the
Little Mothers Aid Association. of which
/ Mrs Hanan is chairman. Mrs Hanan
| has generously provided a prize for each
| table, an QUILTED bag being the first
/ prize. Young society girls will act as
ushers Tickets are 50 and may be OBJ
/ tanned from Mrs Hanan or at Happy
Day House, No. 236 Second avenue.
| Under the auspices of the Catholic Con-
verts' League lecture by the Hon.
Wilfred Ward on The -Four Cardinals OF
| the Catholic Revival in England-Wise-
man. Manning, Newman and Vaughan,
! will be given at the Carnegie Lyceum on
Monday evening. January y. The pa
I tronesses are Miss Leary, Miss Georgine
| Iselin Mrs Reginald Arnold, Mrs. Ed
ward F. Du Vivier, Mrs. George Bird
/ Grinnell. Mrs. NJ. j. Mulqueen, Mrs. A..
! Masters mcdonnell. Mrs. Morgan j..
! OBrien, Mrs. Charles Emory Smith, Mrs.
! Reginald c. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Stuart Pull
man West Mrs. Henry w. Taft, Mrs.
| John D. Lindsay, Mrs Paul 9. Thebaud
and many others.
An invitation dance given for the
/ benefit of the Loving Arms Day Nursery,
Little Mothers Aid Association, will be
held at the Hotel Plaza on Tuesday
evening. January 70. Mrs. BondStow is
! chairman. The patronesses include Mrs.
! Clarence Burns, Mrs. Searles Babbitt