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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

With the Premiere Performance the Metropolitan Opera
House a Week from Tomorrow the Social Whirl
Is On i'm Good

Riker. daughter Of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Rikcr. to Henry Pratt
Mexican. Of Philadelphia. will take place
on Thursday December 3. al the home
OF NJ. and Mrs. Samuel .Rikcr. - East
seth 81.
Another December wedding viii be
that of Miss Estellc II. Flower. daugh-
ter of Mrs. James de Laval Flower, and
Clarence NJ. Chauncey. II Will be eel
ebrated on Saturday. December >, n
the home OF the brides sister. Mrs.
Pierre Lorillard Barley. IN Tuxedo.
Mr.. Chauncey will give his farewell
bachelor dinner on December ! at the
Union Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hall Mccormick.
jr.. who have been at the Gotham since
their arrival from Bar llarhor. will
leave thc citv on November H. for their
nome IN Chicago.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Garre, Il. ZIP will re
main al their home iu Basryto~n,
\. y. until January. when hey viii
come to New York FOR a few months.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Havemeyer
are visiting friends ODD Washington.
Nh Hugh !. Chisholm Las closed
her country home at Por- Chester.
y. Y. and is az thc Plaza for the
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Force and
Miss katherine Force. who recently re-
turned from Par lldrboy. have taken az
apartment az II East 6sth 20. for tie
winter.
Miss Helen Hartley jenkins. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs George Walker
Ien6irs. has rc,urued 10 the ciiy IRON
Nolliatowu. J.. j.. where che spent the
sumner and early fall.
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New York City branch, held a meeting
yesterday afternoon at the Nomen'S
University Club. l0G East sd -. Dr..
Katharine Bement Davis, Commissioner
Of Correction. was The guest Of honor
and made an address. Miss llonoro De
Garmo Gibson is president and Mrs.
Louis Gut;man secretary of the society.
The Ple.ades Club viii give a dinner
at the Hotel Breyoort this evening.
Carter s Cole will be the POSTMASTER.
Miss Cynthia Kearney, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ". Kearney. was
married on Wednesday at the home Of
her parents. 40 West 10th ST, 10 wal
ter :. Niele. Mrs. Niele is a clever
horsewomau, ana last year won the
blue ribbon on her famous Dixie for
the best all-around saddle horse.
Mrs. Norman Carlisle Reichert wa
Miss Edith Stuart Otto before her mar
riage on October II. at Valley Rose.
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert f. Otto, at Scarsdale. y. Y Mr..
and Mrs. Reichert are now living in
This CITY
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are completed. In addition TO the
general dancing there will be exhibit
tons by society amateurs and proies-
SIGNALS. and for those who 90 not care
10 dance rooms nave been set aside
for cards.
The patronesses include Mrs. Charles
Vincent Palermo, Mrs. Bartlett Arkell,
Mrs. Joseph Fall. Mrs. Fred Calder,
Mrs. A. b. Cayce. Mrs. +. f. Cole, Mrs.
W. NJ. Crane. Mrs. Clarke Day, Mrs.
J. +. Dockendorff, Mrs. +. A. Du Brul,
Mrs. Seaton Frank. Mrs. Fred Happel,
Mrs. +. II. Hutton, Mrs. ?. kuyper,
Countess Annie Leary, Mrs. }. q. Lei
kens. Mrs. Charles :. Lippincott airs.
Charles Locker. Mrs. Walton Marshall,
Mrs. r. f. Meacham. Mr. j. Meyers,
Mrs. ID. Micolini. Mrs. II. W Mott.
Mrs. A. Olivotti, Miss +. Oppenhelmer.
Mrs. VI. f.. Palermo, Mrs. {. \. Van
Iderstein. Mrs. /. L. Robinson, Mrs. j.
Wright, Mrs. Alexander Walker, Mrs.
Natalie b. Young, Mrs. 5. Marsh
Young. Mrs. William +. Zimmerman,
Mrs. Henry Black, Mrs. +. {. Harrlng-
ton. Mrs. II. T. Van Pelt. Mrs. Min
thorne Wooley, Mrs. Sophia Van Mar
ter, Mrs. c. Z. Byrne. Mrs. George W.
Kavanaugh. Mrs. Charles A. Robinson,
Mrs Rudolph Carlson. Mrs. Clarence
Burns. Mrs. Joseph Gerl, Mrs. o. A.
Turner. Mrs. Frank +. Wise, Miss Mol
lie Conklin. Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian.
Mrs. Noble Mcdonnell and Mrs. Roland
Perry.
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MISS
HELEN
h.


directors present: Mrs. Clarence Burns,
Mrs. Homer Lee, Mrs. Claude VI. Rly-
ers. Mrs Frederic c. Stevens, Mrs. A.
j. Wells. Mrs. A. c. Corby. Mrs. J. Il.
Van Siclen, Mrs J. j. Hays, Miss Edith
Rutland Mrs. Robert r. Haywood, Mrs.
Charles ;. Kohler and Mrs. ;. Gardiner
Estabrook
Mrs William Carson Boone, of 1921
Central Park West. gave q bridge party
Of siy tables en- Friday at her home.
The decorations were yellow chrys-
anthemums Dr. and Mrs Boone will
give a reception this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Vincent Palermo was
at home on Friday al The Castle.
1s2d 81. and Riverside Drive. DR.. and
Mrs. Palermo will go to Florida next
month for a short stay.
Mrs. George Oscar Cole. of 40 West
7Sd St., is spending the week end with
her mother, Mrs. Kirby, at Sharon,
Conn.
Mrs. katherine A. Martin. Of the
Winfield. 207 West 56th ST., is At Old
Point Comfort for a few days.
The first meeting OF the season Of
Mrs. Harold George Woods Society
Card Club takes place on Tuesday az
the Hotel Aston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Mayer have
taken apartments at the Hotel Lang
don. Fifth av. and Goth ST., for the
winter.
Mrs. II. Winter Davis, OF f6j West
End ay., j. at the Homestead Hotel:
Hot Springs, Va, for the remainder Of
the month.
c. ". Luyster and Miss ". Ella
Luyster have returned from Elberon,
y. j.. where they spent the summer and
early fall. and are at the Forest Cham
bers. sol West 18th st., for the winter
The Elmira College Club OF New
York held its first social meeting OF the
season at a tea given by Mrs. Daniel
". McWlliams at her home, ~ south
Portland av., Brooklyn, OF Saturday
afternoon. October 81. Mrs. McWiil-
Jams was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
George VI. Robinson, president Of the
club; Mrs. William James Norman,
Mrs. Frederick Hamlin Mills and Miss
Amelia Davis Miss McWilliams, Miss
Hand and Miss Julia Hand presided a.
the tea table
A letter of regret from Dr. william
4 Mckenzie. president Of the college
was read by Mrs. Robinson Mrs Flea
nor Smith Sales. of the board OF trus-
tees. gave brief talk During the
afternoon songs were rendered by Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
In BROOKLYN
Drury- Bensinger Wedding Last
Evening-OtherS Past ard
to Come.

In honor OF her sons bride. Mrs.
sherman Post Haight. Mrs. Frederick
Everest Haight, OF II Monroe Place.
will give reception Tuesday after
noon, December 8. Mrs. Haight before
her wedding last July was Miss Anne
Pardee Lyon, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Tracy Lyon. Of Detroit. She q a niece
Of Mrs. Lowell Hall Jerome and OF
William Travers Jerome.
Miss Dorothy Seamans, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Seamans, is
20 be a debutante Of this season. Mrs
Seamans will present her daughter on
Friday afternoon, December II. a. re
ception ~ her home. 7s9 st. Mara av.
Miss Seamans was graduated rom
Smith last spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ruxton Will give
dance Tor their debutante daughter.
Miss Louise Ginnel Ruxton. Monday
evening, December q, at the Heights
Casino. Miss Ruxton VIII be presented
at reception Friday afternoon, De-
cember 4. at the home Of her parents.
2: Remsen st. ~ will be followed by
small house dance.
~ arrangement nave Dttu completed
for the double wedding Of Mss Katha-
rine Dudley and Rodney Kenyon Slo-
cum, and D.. Helen Dudley and Dr..
Harry Clifford Bull on Saturday. No
yember Il, for which cards were issued
last week. D.. Dl-,ey's Attendants are
20 be Mss k.tlar.le Dapchy. Miss
Margaret DaEvos and Mss Sarah WINS,
while Dr.. Bulls best man will be Ed
ward Staley, OF Montclair. and DR.. ".
Forest Lee and Lyman Otis Dudley are
TO act es ushers. Miss Dudley and Mr.
Sloeum will have in their bridal party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
GOLF WEATHER
AT LAKEWOOD
Players Arriving for Annual Fall
Tournament Find Mild
Autumn Days.

Lakewood, y. J.. Nov Real Lake
wood weather greeted the golfers arriy-
ing for the annual fall tournament at
the Country Club on Thursday. More
than one hundred players started in
the qualifying round and included
many well known names IN golhng
circles. such az Walter J. Travis. Max
z. Marston. Louis A. Hamilton, II. A.
Steiner, II. VI. Forrest. p. ". Kendall
and r. {. jennings from the metropoil-
IAN d.stric,. other entries were Fred
erick Snare, Of Havana; DR. ". 6.
Fralich, of Los Angeles; Mark $. Will
ing, OF Chicago. and Henry W. Brown,
Continued on seventh page.
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AIn7e Dupont HRoto

Green. Conrad II. Natthiessen, X. e
Lewis. Ralph ii. Matthiessen and VIII
lam Bavre. Sd. After the ceremony a
reception will he held al Gracemefe'
the home of the brides parents at
lUInGton.
The marriage Of Miss Leontine Au-
gusta Boyd. daughter OF william a:
Bovd. 20 Harold Lusk Flint, son oil
Mrs. Frederick ". Flint, OF LarchmohV
Manor. \. T.. will take place NcdhGS-
dav OF this week ut The home o. the
brides father, - East ISth 81. MISS
Natalie Graham Boyd viii be her SIS
ter's maid Of horror. and her NIUE
niece. Audrey knecland Tower daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George IL. rover
the flower girl. a small reception VIII
follow the ceremony.
Miss Ursula Wolcott Brown, daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. q. hunter brown
whose marriage TO Edmund ). Twinlhg'
ir., takes place on THURSDAY No NOV, i'.d
ia in ST Thomas's Church, Will nave
Ms Franklin s. Richardson as her
,oatron of honor. and Miss AngellCa
Schuyler Brown, Miss Gwendoilh Nm.
dor Miss Mercedes de Acosta,' VI lSs
Xatbrvn Motley. Miss Genevieve San
ford and Miss Lisa Stillman as brides S,
naids Richard Stevenson will be best
man and Wallace Chauncey. Reglnaid
Whitman. Charles Reed, Robert GRO
yenor John Petite. Allister Morris
Frank Burton and Sinclair K,cnardhs o}h
Inc an nshers. A reception will be held
a. the home of the brides parents 90
East SD ST.
Thorarr;a0e Of Miss Margaret Moore
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The Looks Forward to Notable Array
of Which Will Celebrate Arrival
the Socia

ISABELLA Bradford. who was accompa-
MED at the piano By Miss Elise Bunker.
Many attended the first Of the sea
sons tines dansants AT the Gregorian on
FRIDAY afternoon. Among those enter
taining parties were Mr. and Mrs. Dan
iel Richie. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Silver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. Drake, Com
mander Charles Mathews. Captain Rob
ert N. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. :. A.
Crummey. Miss llvsine and Norman
Pierce. VINO had as his guests Mrs. John
ID. Gates. of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Sweet. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Law
renee. and Mrs. Roosevelt Johnson, Of
San Francisco.
The Nassar students Aid Society.
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and Mrs. Louis j. Corley. The dates
are November % and January 2s.
Mr. and Mrs. W. y. Callahan are at
the Gedney Farm Hotel for few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. y. ~ Barnes. OF New
Rochelle, are at the Hotel Belleclaire
for 4 short stay.
The board Of directors Of the New
York Mozart Society gave surprise
luncheon to its president and founder,
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, on Wednesday
at the Hotel Astor. The table was
decorated IN the club colors. white and
gold, and a large bouquet Of white and
yellow chrysanthemums was presented
to Mr. Mcconnell by the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

sam. OF $50 Madison ay., Is chairman
OF the entertainment committee, aud
associated with her are Elizabeth Jor-
dan. Mrs l.. ". Gay. Laddie Clif. st.
Gen Ebert ana Alfred Rose, both OF
the Princeton Club.
The patrons and patronesseS are
Mrs.. Gertrude Athcrton. Colonel Will
ian ". Black. Mrs. George Chase. Mrs.
Ricardo De Acosta. Mrs. Joseph \.
Francoi.ui. Miss Margaret Il. Gould,
Miss Florence Gucrn sey. Mrs. l.. W.
Cav. Miss Jeanette Glider. Mrs. +. X.
Hewitt. Dr. Robert Jean lie Conte, Mrs.
ST Clair McKelway. Mrs. Katherine A..
Martin. the Rev. William b. Martin.
Mrs. Stanley Middleton. Mrs. Charles
Y. Palermo. Mrs. =. vs.. Rose, Mrs.
Harry Lawrence Stewa Mrs. Samuel
Cntermyer. Mrs. s. e. ton Willets
and Mrs. John Francis aFger.
The proceeds Of the benefit viii 90
TO the general fund OF the Committee
o. Mercy. with the exception OF the
10 per cent accorded the Actors Relief
Fund. 10 be distributed wherever the
committee recognizes the greatest
need.
festival and dance for the benefit
Of tho Widowed Mothers Fund Asso-
citation. Mrs. William Einstein presi-
dent, will be given az Delmonico'5 on
The evening of November IL and after
noon and evening Of November Il. one
OF the features will be a children's
hour ut 4 o'clock p. m. on November
u OF Nine. Jolley's wax works. under
the direction OF Miss Mabel POil!on.
Lucky number dances will be a feature
on both evenings. All those assisting
will wear cotton frocks The women Oh
the committee are Mrs. 4. y. Cohen,
Mrs. Charles J. Oppenheim, Mrs. Harry
Kraft. Mrs. Henry Zuckerman, Miss
Marion Einstein. Mrs. Adolph Levi
sohn. Mrs Daniel Guggenheim. Mrs.
Louis Ranger. Mrs. Walter Solomon,
Mrs. Herbert y. Strauss. Mrs. Sigmond
Herbert. Miss Marion Kugelman. Mrs.
Harry Fischel. Mrs. Samuel Elkeles,
Mrs. Gus Minzesheimer, Mrs. Herman,
Mrs. Herman Rosenbaum, Mrs. Perclval
Nenken. Miss Sarah Schattenfals, Mrs.
Leon Kamaiky and Miss Untermyer.
James W. White. L. c. Brown, F. +.
Driscou. W. Z. Van Steenburgh, Is.
Wilson. II. b. Henry and NJ. Fuhrer
compose the committee in charge OF
series Of dances 20 be given this win
Ter at Delmonico's. The dances will
take place on Fridays. December T.,
January - and February %
series OF two dances will be held
this season AZ the Hotel Gotham under
the patronage of Mrs. John Radiey,
Mrs. Michael J. Mulqueen, Mrs. Ernest
Amy. Mrs. Thomas T.. Murray, Mrs. An
drew Connick. Mrs.. James Farrell, Mrs
j. J. ODonohue, Mrs. Joseph Conron
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,.u the women attending Will appear IN
cotton dresses and gloves. lnose VINO
ind il inconvenient 10 wear these
frocks may purchase cotton domnoes
i'm the dressing room at 81 each'
Tickets are 50.
The general committee is composed
of William c. McAdOO. Secretary OF
the Treasury, honorary chairman; Mrs.
Alpernon Sydney Sullivan. honorary
chairman Of the committee OF women
and J. Terry West. chairman
The committee comprises Mrs George
Carbon Battle. Mrs. Josephus Daniels,
Mrs. r. \. Duke. Mrs. j. b. Duke,
Miss Mary Duke. Mrs. Stuyyesant
Fish. Mrs. Ebert IL. Gary, Mrs. James
A Gary. Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Mrs.
CHARLES Dana Gibson. Mrs. Elgin 4. l..
Could. Miss Lota Robinson, Mrs. Henry
Toft Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mrs. John
Sbarp Williams, Mrs. Oliver Hartman,
Mr. John Temple Graves, Mrs. Archi-
bald Gwathmey, Pembroke Jones, Judge
PoSer 4. Pryor. Lee 5. Overman, De
Ia5cev Nicoll. Herman II. Norden'
Waldo Newcomer, Thomas r Ryan
lanes Stillman. Edward r. Stettnius,
DR. John !. Wyeth. General Leonard
Wood Judge Augustus Van Myekk'
senators BENJAMIN K. Tillman, W. >.
Stone and John SHARP Williams:
Tickets are on sale at the Offices OF
.i,. Vow YORK Southern Society. 81
Pine ST. Tickets for the supper VIII
be sold in the ballroom.
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and, TO Charles ). Farndm. Of Phladel-
rhla. Miss Post IS a daughter OF Colo
lei Alfred Seton Post, who died last
April, and a sister Of Mrs Henry {.
kCadleston and Of Mrs George G.. Nc
Murtry, ir. She spent last summer
with her mother at Murray Bay. Can
ada. where she met Mr. Farnun. who
has country place there. Mr. Far.
mum is widower The wedding will
probably take place next month
New York society will be represent
ed az the marriage of Miss Marguerite
Stockton lie Breton, daughter of Mrs
Alfred lie Breton, of Washington. to
Ralph Stuart Rainsford. son of the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs William :. Rains
ford. Of Savin Hill. Ridgedeld. Conn.
which takes place tomorrow at the
home OF the brides brother. Lieuten-
ant David MacDougai lie Breton.
l.. :. n. In Washington.
Miss Sybil +. Young. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Young. will be
married to Lyman Northrup Hine. Of
this city. next Tuesday afternoon IN
s.. Thomas'S Church The ceremony
Will be followed by "a reception at the
81. Regis. Mrs $ Worthington Hine.
s'ster-in-iaw OF the bridegroom. viii
be matron OF honor. and Miss Natalie
Smith maid Of honor. The brides
maids Will be Miss Isabel Mersmau
and Miss Mildred Orthwem. Of St
Louis; Miss Mary NJ. Walker. OF De
troit. Miss Marie CozZens and Miss
Elizabeth Kendall of this city. VIII
lam x. Dick is to be hes, man. and Al
bert de Silver. Carlton Jewett. Harry
Bingham, Etheibert l. Low. II. Lloyd
Folsom and john Y. Terry. jr.. usherS
Miss Young gave a luncheon WedneS-
day for her attendants al her parents
home. the Apthorp. and Mr. Hine gave
his farewell bachelor dinner Lass night
al Delmonicos.
In St Barusb4s's Church. Irv.ngton.
y. Y. next Thursday. Mis-. Marjorie
Gould Browning. daughter oi -lr. and
Mrs. Henry X Browning VIII btcomc
the bride Of George $ Dickinson. OF
his city Mrs. II. 5. Green wil. be the
matlOn OF honor. and Miss Katherine.
Miss Nathalie and Miss ThereSe
Browning. Miss Harrie; Lummis, Miss
Lois Schoerer and Miss Elizabeth T..
Sabln the bridesmaids. Herbert C..
Dickinson. brother Of the bridegroom.
is to be best man, and the ushers will
include Lee Garnet Day, Aelchior :.
BeltzhooNer. ". y. Eddison, l.. =.
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The benefit for the Committee OF
Mercy which was announced for No
vember l will be given at the PARK
Theatre this evening Mrs. Maude Kis-
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The preparations for. the charity
hall for the benefit of the Italian
Hospital and the Red Cross to be
ciyen on Friday evening, December a.
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4 series Of two dances will be held
this season At the Hotel Gotham under
tho patronage of Mrs. John Radley,
Mrs Michael J. Mulqueen, Mrs. Ernest
ANY. Mrs. Thomas f. Murray, Mrs. An
drew Connick. Mrs James Farrell, Mrs.
]. J. ODonohue, Mrs. Joseph Conron
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Another engagement announced last
week was that Of Miss Ethel Maud
Post, youngest daughter of Mrs. Al
ired Seton Post, Of Flushing, Long ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-26
CHICAGO GRAIN IRREGULAR
Wheat and Corn Split Changes
Sharp Advance in Oats.

Chicago. May 25-Prospects OF a rec
ord breaking yield in Oklahoma and Kan
sas to-day forced prices down I'm the &C
tive options of wheat. Quotations OF
May frightened, but trading in that de-
livery was at a minimum. The market
closed somewhat irregular. ~ TO Il c net
lower to &c advance In corn the out
come varied from g decline to &c gain;
oats wound up sc TO &c dearer and
provisions strung out from a setback Of
f5c to l71zc to a rise of &c Official esti-
mates from Oklahoma figured the prob
able harvest Of wheat there TO be as
much as sS.000.0oo bushels to 10000. 900
bushels. Moreover. Southern Oklahoma
was hopeful Of starting to cut within a
week. Glowing reports continued to
come from the crop experts who are
watching field developments in Kansas
RANGE OF prices:
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FOR RESERVE DIRECTORS
Candidates May Be Announced
at To- days Meeting.

The nominating committees selected last
week by the three groups OF the I'd Re-
serve District will meet at the Clearing
House to-day to recommend six directors
for membership on the board OF the Fed
eral Reserve Bank OF New York. There
are to be nine In all. but three are to
be appointed by the Federal Reserve
Board at Washington.
There are twenty-four members on the
three nominating committees, and on these
the banks on Manhattan Island have just
ono representative. Joseph b. Martindale,
president of the Chemical National Bank,
who is chairman OF the committee repre-
senting the New York State banks, with
capital and surplus exceeding $780, 700.
Members Of all three committees were in
conference in this city up to late hour
yesterday and ii is believed they will be
ready to announce to-day candidates
who will later be voted upon by the banks
in the reserve district OF which New York
City is the centre.