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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

bas ruIfiihe Centrum dusreiit, ritt
cine onbsre 2lrmee BON SItpreuBen
Der in iiibIi9sr Rihtang iiber Vila.
lpa Dor. ben rshtsn ruiIiidsn JlissI
n6roIid BON Waritau ansreifsRo.
9eftiss admpfe ftnben aud iiic'
lDsitIid DOn aOO5 TAFT uub iiioSitIi4
DON aratau, NO bic Deutidsn uno
Ssiisrrei6er psriud.n, bic Rufeu gu
flaHtirsH uno tie gu 3.pinger, iid DON
araiau 3uriidSu3isasu.
Die 9sutIasn uisb.rbOIsH i.Bt
t6atfd9Iid. dbsr in srDBsrem glaB.
itabe. i6re ate 2atiit, bic poiittOnen
Der G.gnsr gu iIaHtirsn. Sic parsn
oamit 1T Der Rsssl anfongs srfolg.
reid, neil lie i'm Stanbe parsn. ibrs
5ruppen i9neIlsr 81 beipegen. Die
Rufen babsn aber bisbsr bieie getue.
suneen nit ibrsr acknowledgement
5ruppsnma6t INNER gu niate se'
madt.
Sfii3ielIe 0iterrsi6ii6e @sridte se'
BEN tbatiddIib cine IisSsrlage ouf
benz ierbifhsn arisSsfdauplas sn.
Sn BEN gsri6t pirb srtldrt, Sab Elm
5beil Der 5itsrrsiaiihsH strmee, Der
auf eine iiarts fsinoIide Sruppeu.
madt seitpBsn, auf siinftissre poii.
tiOnen suriidsesOssn ipOrOsu lei.
0isis pl5sIi6: 0snSnns Der Sings
3u gunitsn Der Ssr5sn IN in sepii.
fem mabs i!berraidsHS; ss 1T ober
,m0gIid, Sab bic Ssrbsn gsrftdrtun.
gen DON aublanS Oosr mebr @sfdise
uno MuniiiDn DON elmer befreuHbeten
Matt srbalten baben. Gs lam aber
au6 iein, buB Elm 96eiI Der 0iterrsibi'
iteu 9irmee mad Der gsieBuHs bon
9slgraS aus Strbisn 5uriidsssosen
uorben III. Mas nbsr INNER bic llr.
fade isin mag bas Sine idtint sslpiB
gu isin, bab bic Ositsrrsidsr cine
Salappe srlitisn bu6sn.
Der Iesis offi5iIe Ssri6t dus gsr'
lin Tagt, Sab iia bus gsfinben bss
beuifdsn aoiIsrs peIentlih ssbsiTsrt
babe. Waan slaubt. Oab bic 2uftr66.
rsnentsiinoung, an Der CT s.tp5bnlid
in bisisr ,Snbresseit Isibet, idOn untsr
Rontrolls mar, sbe isins grtrantung
ssinelOst ipurps. unb bab Ct 'ii1 iest
baIs sS5oIi babsa uir6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
Sic rnffiitbe Irmee
Sur4 BEN Sisg Der 9eut.
f9en BEL 2ob3 in eine
f4limme sage gs-
brad,t.

gerlin, 10. Deg, per Suntens
telegraph na9 2onbon. Dus Offi5isle
preBbureau ma8te am 0oHnerftas
bas GOlgenbe ii6sr bic militariife
Gage auf bem 0ftliaen ariessiaou.
pIaB betannt:
,0ie latonif6s GrtIdrung bss &C.
nsraliiabs, baB Der Sisg BEL 2Oo8 uIs
Elm GROCER grfOlg un3nie6en lei, ers
regt bic Soffnung. buB Ditier Sieg
no9 tpi4tige Reiultate sur 6olge bd-
ben ipiro. 9a Gob5 ni4t nett BON
Der Giienbabn entfernt ltegt, bic
5i9enito6au nit WarIaau osr6inbet,
ertpartet man, oaB General Don SIn-
Oenburg bon Der giIen6abn Oollitdn.
big 9efiB ne6men ipirb, mas bic Oits
li9 bon Sidenito6au Ite6enbeH ruiii-
! i6sn Sruppen apiHgen tpiirbe. iid in
Der Ri9tung auf SDangoroO 5urHt'
5u3ie6pn, mas fir bic ruiIii4e @rmea
per6dngnibpoa tperben fanu.
9as am MfitttpO9 berOfFentli4!e
offi3ieae 0Itsrrei1ifde Bulletin, III
oem ertlGrt ipirp, bag bic DIterretAis
i9en unO DeutIhen Sruppen, bic iiib.
lpeItIi4 Don 9totrotoip operirsr, bic
RuFen 3uriidgei6logeu bdttsn, Die
Dsrfudt batten, pon gtopo-Rubomst
aus in n0roli6sr Ri6turg bOr5u-
riidsn.. 5sigt ebenfalls, in pel9 trttis
IGsr Gage ii6 Der 5einO befinbet. Der
oFfi5isue DIterrsidiThe 8eri4t Oeutet
an. baB bic Ositerreifer in @slt Sd
Ii8isn CUTE 5Orti4ritte gema6t uno
Die 0eltTGen unD Seitsrreiher 1900
gefangene gema9t baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

2Onb b on, 10. De3. Die 3erftS'
runs Oss bsuti6en Srsu3sr Ssi4pu-
btts, unter Rommaubo bes 9lomiroIs
DON Spse, i'm iiioatlantiIdsn S5san
bat 3ipar in gang GnslaHb ein Sefii1l
Der 9sfrisbisuns Dsruriaat, aber gil
tsin.r Sissssisi.r ipie slr 3sit bes
9ur.ntrieses @sranIaiiuHg gessben.
einestbeils, neil man iih betpubt lit,
oaB nit sinsm fOIten Sisge - ber
3eritDruns ihpG9erer S9iffe burd
moosrne Risisnfdiffs = iiberbaupt
Hidt gu pralIen III. unb baun aud,
neil bic Spsrationen Der uerbiinoeten
9lrmssn aui bem Sentiment ui.l gro.
bsr.s Sutsrsfe in auipru9 nebmsn.
Der Mangsl an Rahri6teH aus
poIsn psruria9t bier einise gsunril.
bisuna ipesen bes spsntuelIsn aus.
sans,s Der 3piihen beHDsutI6en uub
Ruiim i'm Ganss bsfinS!i4sH
G&la9t, ab.r bic Ra4ri4tsn aus
ssrantreih, bic dllerbinss aus iran5o.
iif6en Qusllsn itammen. bdlt man fiir
siinitiser fir bic @srbiinbstsH. ans
Sieien sladriatsn sebt berocr, Sab
bic 5ran3oisn in ben Iesisn puar
Wu4sn an pisIsn ,g3untten tIeins
sprtbsile errunssn baben. Gu9 pirb
6sbaapt.t, Sab bic ironsDfii3e artil.
leri. Sas lisbers.piat iibsr bi. bent.
ifs artillsri. srIanst babe.
9as mabrsnb bss Cages pom fran.
5Sliiaen Sauptquartisr Der0ffsntIi6te
Bulletin entbalt ipenis Reiiss. gs
bsuist nur an, SaB bic Gage i'm @s.
isntliftn unDsranbsrt lei, unS BE
gsrbiinbstsn lire YoiitiOneH bs9auptst
bdt!eu. Der Offi5isls 9srliner gs.
ridt Sasessn .rtldri, Sab beftise aln.
srifft Der Gransoien in ben arsonnsu
NIT ibpersn gerluitsH fit ben JeinS
3uriidssi9Ios,n tpOrSen isisn. es
idsint jeOO9, baB, isitSem bic 0sut.
iaen bsbeutsnbe 5ruppenmafeH nad
osm Often ssiaidt babeu. Bic Der
biinbetsn an sinissn gsuntten i'm
stanbs iparsu. ibrs gloiitiOnen Dor.
auf6ieben.
Die D.utidtn eeb.n iid insipiidsn
ale Miibs, bic ruiiif9e armes 5u
falausn. Ma5rsaS cine grObs pIrHH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
esn Mefts Galisieu
ST sins grOBe 9 ala DIT
i'm 9ange.

I'm " q {.
@ien, ria 2unOOH, 10. DEG. Der
fpIssnSe OffiSiele 8eri6t puros an
Opnneriiog oer6ffsHtIi4t:
.Sn goIen mar es am Mittfuoa
an Der gansen 5rOnt rubie.
rg2u9tangrtffe Ieitens Der Rufen
in bem DiItritt iiiNpeitli4 DON ROOo
RabOmst purben erfOIgrei9 abge-
fbIugeH.
.ssn @sit GaIi5isn iinS duf beibsn
SeiteH ftarte 9ruppenmuFen i'm
&fe. @ir baben bort ioDeit 1o,a
600 Gsfangsue gemuat. Die S6Ia4s
mar AUDI am 0onneritaS mod TN
9ange.
yllnIsre Speratipreu in ben aur.
patben buttsn 3ur 6OIsc. OuB mir ct.
nen sroben 5bsiI unisr:s friibtr pers
lorsasa Gsbists pisbsr 5sisst babeu. /.
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segungene 9epefde tpurbe ba6in aus
gelegt, bab $4,000 Rufen gefangen
gsnommen porOen ieisn. Die Dope.
ide fdgt in Wirtli6teit, baB 2300
Wadnn gefan9en genommen purben.
Mm9 bet areu5er ,,Siiirn :
berg"
pie n9resOen" fotl lid
in bic Magellun StraBs
geflii diet BADEN.

gefl Ii diet babe
2pnOon, 10. DEG. Der beutffe
streu5er ,ytiirn6er9". Der Ii9 pdbrenD
Der Seei6la4t bel ben 5aItlanb Sn.
ieln, am 9ienitag, 8uInmmsn nit benz
Sren5er n0resoen" 3uriidsog unb gu
enttommen periu6te, pabrenb bic
&reu5er sS4arnbOrIt" unb r@nsiie.
nan" Dor elmer 6ritii6en Glotts unter
&ommdnbo bss 9i5ez2tbmirals Sir
6reoerid 9oDeton Sturbee in BEN
Grnrp ge6obrt nurbcn, ipuros nod
am feIben 2age bon britiicbeu &riegs-
I4iffen 5sritprt. 0iefe Rdhrift ipur.
be am a6eno Dom offi5isIen britiI6en
preb6ureau per0fientli6t. Sc puroe
biususeiiist, OaB Die Sagb auf Die
Dresden nod i'm @angs iei. In.
offi5iele Hadrihten aus guenOs
aires Iauten uber babiH, baB iia bic
Dresden" in bic Wageaanftrube ge.
fIiidtst babe.
Die 0epeIde aug 9uenos 2lires
fagt aud, OaB bic JIotte bes 4bmi.
rails Sturoee aus nsun S9iffsu BE-.
itsbe, untsr Denen iic1 bisDreabnoug6i.
lreu5er reiOn" uHo oSuoefatisabIe"
beftnosn.
Sas 8efsdt buuerte nit llntsrbres
6ungsn fiinf StunOsn. 9ie. .S9arn.
6Orit" ging Had brei 5tunben unt,r
nno bic r9neiienou" 3pei Stunben
ipdter. Die ileinen Dsutfden arsu-
ser itobsn ausstnanber unb nurben
Don BEN 6ritii4en Sreuaern osrfolst.
gs gins tein 5ritii6es Saiff Der.
loren.
Man III bier Der 2tniiht, baB 2lbs
miral BON Spec. iid Oer Sbatio@ BE.
puBt, bab er ben britiidsn unb iapa.
niideu ariessidiffen i'm Sti[len
SSsun fir Die Dauer ni6t entssben
t0nns. bsialob, iia in ben SltIanti-
| iden Sseau gu beeeben unb ben 8er-
| iu9 gu MAIDEN, Seuti4luno 5u srrsi.
den nit Der Scffnung, oaB peris.
items einise feiner G9iffe an ben
Gngldnoeru oorbeitpmmen piirben.
Sisisr S6ritt mar aniasinenD ppr
ben britiIdsn MariRsbsb1rben Dor.
ausgeie9su porben, uno @omtroI
Sturoes mar oesbal6 na9 rem Giis
ben eeididt iporoen. I'M Dem beut,
Iiden @eittuaOer BEN 8es 5u perIe'
gen, e6e es IN oen SltlautiiGeu SSear
gelangen inlo aitseinanoer geber
fonnte. lpds feline 9erItorung idapie'
Iriger gemad)t baben ipiiroe.
Sic 9rcabuoiIgbt.areu5er .aion"
uto nSnoefatigabIe, Die 5rr 6Iottt
Ses gIbn1iraIs SturSee eeboreu, ih
SdDiffe DON 26,35o, begin. 19,2oC
Conner, lpdbreno Die nSd,nrnborit'
lnb y@neiienau" Shifie Don 11,60C
iSornan uno nit einer slrnir,lng Dor
mlr att5ouiseu @eihiisen in 0cl
Snuptbatterie poren.
Sic Zion" lit NIT aft t31a.50ai
gen unb 16 pierooaigen @eiAiiser
arntirt, rno Die .SitOeiotiga6Ie" mi
att 12.5oiisen irno 16 pier5ouiser
@eidiieen. Die v2ion" bat cine @e
IIdspinOigfeit bun 2S unb Die .SnSe'
lfnisabIe- BON 26 anuteTI spdbreai
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9rei oeutid)e 2(rueer rilden bon per=
l@ieoenen Seiten gegeu &aridau uor,
)ir 1annen maAfn abfr prrs,urifflte Anttren-
91n9fu, ibnen ofn 90fg 1T nfrlf9en.
f9au einsune4men, Oas SOlssHS. gu

fdau einsunebmen, bas SOlseHSs gu
ias.n:
.O6glei9 bic beutfde arnss itdr'
Ter lit, als BEL ihrem erften 9orriiden
gegen Warfdnu, unb slei45sitig pon
perI6isbsnen Ridtungen amgreift. bat
iie iest cine nod sr5b.rs 2lufsabe gu
befpdltigen, als oas eriie Mal, neil
aud bic rulTifbe armse, bic ibnsn
ssseniiberIisbt, pieI sr0bsr 1T, als Dor.
Der.
,general 5rancois rudt nit Der
adt,n bsutIden armse DON Siterobs
unb Solbau in SitprsuBsn aus iiber
Mlapa, Giedanop unb pr5dsnps3
am rsdtsn ltisr Der WeidisI ses.n
Roi4an bOr, bic farte Jeituns HOipO
@eor5iemst lints liegeH la6eno. Die
geuti6en bofien 6amit ben re4ten
ruiiiiden JIiissl gu flautirsn nn5
@arfdau pom RorbOitsn fer gu ers
reidsH.
General Wadsnitu's beuti9e ar.
NEE DON sborn III ir3tpiihen in elmer
SffeniiDs auf bem linisn Dsi9lsl.
-uftr. iibtr aomic5 besriffen nno
nit bsm ruflifhen Centrum I'M
aampf. sic Oerfudt Warf6au bon
Wsien Der gu erreihsn. Gin dnbtrer
5bsil Don Der armse pss syelbmar.
f6aas pon Sinosuburs. Don Sierdos,
Der fiirslid bel 2obs unb piutbotoD
snsasirt mar. sisbt iih al. Niibs,
iiber Siisrniepite pprsuriidsn uno
Warfdau BON Siiotpeiten Der gu BE-
broben.
pie Seitsrrei6er baden irsiuiihen
DON Wsiten unb Siibp.iten BON ara.
tau Der cine SffeniiDbsDesuns bsgOa.
ren, nit Der 9tbiidt, ben rufiiifen
lintsn 6liissl 3u flantirsn. Der &ra.
iau bslassrt. ndbrsnb Der anbsre
s6siI Der 5Iterrei9iidsn Rorbarmse.
Der NIT bsm ertrem re,fssn Jliigel
Der Deutfden sSiibIuus Bat, Deriudt
in norbDitlibtr Ri6tung pOrsuriidsn,
nit Der abiidt, aislIh. unb Rubom
81 bsfsbsn. Giefs gsDesunssn baben
bic syorm sinss ipsit aussebreitetan
5dasrs, bsfisu ejriff Doriaau biI'
bet.
.9tbs.leben bon Der Sffsniipe bonn
Rorbsn, BON gris6anotu FER. III bic
gslpesuns ni9t nsu. bic DeutiGsn
unb Ssiisrr.it.r baben iis fhcH Dor.
Der probirt unb lie III fshls.i8IaseH.
.gDis bic rufTii6,n MiIitGr6.b5r.
ben fassn, bat bag lleberIaifsn bon
GtaSisn an ben Geint MIR tpsuis su
bsbsuten,- bsnn bas Reimbursement
DDn groBen Stdbtsn rois .. .. 2po5,
NIT bsm babel unDsrmeiolihsr Ser.
luit an Qs6sn uHb Gigsntbum trSst
mir basu bel. bic alrmse su lsmoraIis
iirtu.
.Wenn ss bnber bon ilrateaiIhem
@ortbtil f,iu Iolis, Mdrjbau gu
rGnnen. biirfte man Der Ginnabms
Der Jsituns isii.ls Der Osutften me.
Mig gebeutuns bti5uIegen baben.
aupfer pirb anssblid In
8eIgieu toufisSirt
Qonbon, 10. DECEMBER. g(rs
n1aaitridt, SOflanb, ipiro an oi,
,Daiip Mail1 ielssrapbirt, bab Die
DeutTden in 9slsisn Di. EeIepbpr-
brGbte nnb ale tupfernm Sdusbal.
tiinsssss,nItGnbs tOnfissiren,
Das 9sfinbsn bt5 Raj
ftrs beTfsrt lid.
gtmiterbam. 10. Deg. Ginir
oiF5isIlm glntiinoisuns aus Berlin
5ufoIss III cine bebsuteHbt 9tiIeruns
i'm Befinbsn bsB aaiiers MiIbtlm
singetrelsn. Die 2uftr5brsnent5iin.
Sung ldbt nah uno bic Sempsratur
sss &aiisys IL cine notmala
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Deut t(6e rrlo @eferrei6er orinse1,
a16 pom 5ioen fer er-
folgrei6 Dor.

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aNetterberidIt.

sir Obio, bus tpsiilide genn.
fblpanien linb ggeIi @irginien:
Sdntecsit5btr am Jrcitdg. glm
saniftug fh5nes Ietter.
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Die Seidpinoigfeit Der 6elltifeu
gdifie rur % bis % suoten Be-
trug.
Gie n9tiirn6erg" mar ein areu5er
DON mtr $3.50 9Onnen unO elmer Or
mirlmg bon 5efn 4.1.5Guigen @e.
idliiten unO einer 8eiaBung DON 295
Wam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-08

The cu;rItL.aiu.u; VIII be- gwen under
the auspices of the New YORK state Woin-
an Suffrage Association and under the
patronage OF Mrs. W Bourkc Cochran.
Mrs. Francis Lewis SHADE. MIS-. Arthur
Sherwood. Mrs. Benjamin Guggenhcim.
Ms. Thomas chadbournc. Mrs. Herbert
l.. Pratt. Miss Ellen Glasgow, MIS-. Johu
W. Alexander. Mrs. John Hannah Mrs.
Francis de VI. Hyde. Mrs. Everett Colby.
DAME! Frohman. William \. Brady. IIar-
rison Grey Fiske, Winthrop Ames. Henry
W. Savage, George g. Tyler. Hartley
Manners. Percy Mackaye. Montague Glass,
James Forbes. Cecil de Mile, Edgar Sell
wyn, Charles Kennedy, George Middleton
and Cleveland Mufett.
\ number of prominent women of tho
stage will preside ut the tea tables. among
them being Blanche Bates Billie Burke.
Alexandra Carlisle. Constance collier
Jane Cowl. Louise Drew, Dorothy Don
nelly, Elsie Ferguson, Grace FtlkinS.
Grace George. Louise Closer Hale, Isabel
Irving Selena johnson. rita Jolivet, Chrys
tai Hernc. Nine. Jomclli, Eva Moore,
Mary Nash. Julie opp. Jane Peyton. LII
liam Russell. Mary Shaw. Frances starr.
Edith Taliafcrro. Mabel Taliafcrro MAJ
garet Wycherly and Laurstte Taylor
There will be dancing after . o'clock
An afternoon % music will be gwen AZ
the home OF Mrs. Horace Moran. 1lN West
1>ad street. on Thursday Tor the benefit
q. IN. vocational work OF the Harlem
pav Home and School for Crippled chill
dren During the afternoon Mrs. Agnes
McClellard Dsulton. the author, viii S.ve
talk on The Poet and the child N
Nature"
Mrs. Morris Menses is president % tho
school and Mrs. spencer Lathrop chair
man OF the vocational work.
At the Womans Industrial EAhioit.on
at the Grand Central Palace on Ncdnes-
aay the tea room will be in chdrc" Of the
Little Mothers Aid Association. Mr.
Clarence Burns president. Mrs. Charles
T. Wilcox. who has charge of the assoc'a-
tons exhibition, will bc assisted In the
tea room by the Misses Marjorie Jones.
Isabelle Lee. Christina Killian. Mary
I,oughery Ethel Mapcs, Blanche and
Madeleine Mutterer. Marjorie Pohl. Jo-
sephine Shields. Dorothy Tell. Grace
Wade, Fanny Wilcox, Beatrice Balls,
Ruth and Mabel Condor, Helen Evans.
Winifred Goldsmith. Dorothy Greanelle.
Dorothy Hall. Ethel Gray. Agatha and
Agnes Gerli. Dorothy Evans. Marjorie
Cocheron. Helen Beckerman, Elsa Wess-
lau. Katherine Unz. Nathalie Stewart.
Reatrice and Adelaide Scheeper Dorothy
Morrison, June Love and Mrs. Thomas C.
Worden.
Mrs Wilcox Ia chairman Of the general
/ committee IN charge OF the exhibition.
| and associated with her are Mrs. Clarence
| BURNS. Mrs Allen Cosgrovc, Mrs. Charles
! y Abbott, Mrs. Frank r. Bailey. Mrs.
Junius Love, Mrs. Frederick Lillian, Mrs.
| q. r. Strong. Mrs. Lamar X. Tuttle. Mrs.
]. Stuart Smith. Mrs. W. u. WILKINSON.
Continued on Fourth Pogo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-08
SOCIETY'S CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

SUNDAYM Mrs Henry Clews 81 West Fhrst dinner
MONDAYA Day Nursery OF
Mrs. r. Livingston. Washington Square North
Mrs. Warren McConihe, 449 Park dinner.
TUESDAY Mrs Payne Whitney, 972 Fifth dance
Mrs Walter Z. Maynard ia East Fordeth dinner
Delaney Nicol. East Thirty a dinner.
Mrs Oakley Rhineander, So West Frsecond dinner
Mrs Chsuncey NJ Depew - West Hty-fourth dinner.
Meeting the Tuesday Night Dancing Class Sherry'
organized Mrs Wl
McAlpin and others. Plaza
Dudley Phelps Howard NJ Peck IS East
Q small dance.
Cornelius Cuy e Ess, Fiyiourih dinner
Clifford. deuner Miss Lenulhon Gill
ford. Sherrys
Mrs Henry Bridsman, place Fox HILL Norfolk
Valentines Ketedum for the benefit OF the Sama
AN for the Aged. Sherry's until P M
Mrs H. Tying East Eighy-hfh street, small dance
Franklin. Al East SXhrs luncheon for Miss
LentihOn Clifford.
Lastfo OF the May Dances DemoncOs.
dress ball the clubhouse. Tuxedo ~ Y
Mrs Delaney dinner for Miss Josephine
Nicol, e East Thirty ninth street.
Robert Az Smith. the dansant Plaza
dinner her niece Miss Maud Coster Shcrs
the Saturday Evening Dances Demoncos
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

A HEMBERS of the dancing organza-
MI ton known as the May Glass will
meet for the last time this sea-
son on Friday Mt Delmonicos. The dan
cling will be general throughout the eve
ming and at midnight a seated supper will
he served Tho meetings will be resumed
next winter. They will be held at Del
monico's on Friday. December II. Thurs
day. January IL, Thursday, February H.,
and Tuesday. April 6. The patronesses,
Mrs. Ferdinand Sands. Mrs, Frederick
Southack. Mrs. A. Clinton Wilmerdns,
Mrs. Arthur Page Brown and Mrs. Ed
ward O'Neal Shotwell. will serve In the
same capacity next year
The members OF the class include Mr.
| and Mrs. Franklin Mott Warner. Mr.
and Mrs. Dudley +, Phelps, DR., and
Mrs. Theodorus Bailey. Miss Margaret
pespard. Miss Marjorie Cleveland. Miss
| Dorothy Brown, Miss Agnes Sheehy. Miss
Mathllde Mourraiile. Willard Wadsworth
| Edward Kemp. Jr.. Lawrence Brane. c
MORTIMER WilmcrdlnG. Almond Gould
| John william Southack and Allen Hoyt
The last Of the Four Cotillons on Thurs
! day night at Demonico's will he n fancy
| dress affair The patrone~ses of the class
! Darlington Scmple Mrs, william Norris
| Compton, Mrs. Thomas y. James, Mrs
Baker \. ,lnmison, Mrs. Thomas Soar
Young. Mrs. Henry Pearson and Mrs
George Gordon Battle.
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On the board OF governors are Robert
r. Miller, Or. Thomas \. Kenyon, c.
Randall Hammond. Charles g. James. j.
K. Charlton Armstrong. Il. Bolton Free
man. Dr. Matthew Lawrence Carr. Ar
thur w. penniman, 7. Darlington Semple,
T Bertram Graham. Lyman A. Spaldins
and James Cough Jam!son.
A dance VIII he given on Saturday at
the Hotel Aston by the Junior League Of
the French Day Nursery. The proceeds
from the affair will go toward the fund
for building "A summer home for the chill
dren
Preparations are being made for the
fourteenth annual oall OF the New York
Chapter United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy to be held in the Hotel Aston
on February -. Mrs. Frank Briggs Car
penter has charge OF the arrangements
and has Il large committee to ass st her
For those who do no. dance there Will
be card tables in the rose room under
the direction OF Mrs Jack Renahan.
Mrs. James Henry Parker will receive,
assisted by Mrs. \. Il. Dickinson, Mrs. =.
W. .Alexander. Mrs Henry McCorile, Mrs.
Luther Wait, Mrs. w. NJ. Klein. Mrs
W W Beals and Mrs. Leroy Brouil Be-
fore the general dancing there Will be
some exhibition dances by Miss Clay
lidrIll Il EouHS SodbHeiH 81 l. anu MN
meth Anderson.
James Cough Jamison heads the floor
committee, which II composed OF j. +.
Allen. Joseph Altsheler, George Battle.
pr charles Baskerville, William Black,
William Broughion, Frank r. Carpenter.
James Crank. Or. Mathew l.. Carr. John
=. East, r. Bertram Graham. Or. John =
Gaines. Luther Gadd. Robert Harrison
Walker Hines. Charles Kemp. Daingeriield
Lewis T W. I.audcrdale DR.. q. B. Lee
Or. Harley Lindsay. John Lonsdale. Wal
ter McCorkle. Henry McCorble. Coleman
Morgan. Ernest Malcolm Malcolm
Meacher c, T Machet,. Bedell Parker
Rufus Patterson. Richie ard Reed
Rogers and T. Darlington Semple.
On tho entertainment committee are
Mrs Joseph Altsheler. Mrs. Leroy Broun
Mrs. + Ga!us Burke. Mrs. Edward Con.
| nelly, Mrs c. c. Cowan. Mrs. Henry NJ
, Day. Mrs. J. 4: Harris Mrs Charles His.
gins Mrs Robin Allen Lau. Miss Harriet
Jackson, Mrs. Harley Lindsay. Mrs
Ernest Malcolm, Mrs, Henry McCorkle
| Mrs John McNai-, Mrs. Henry Pearson
Mrs Jack Renahan, Mrs. Julian Rivei
Rivers. Mrs T. Darlington Semple, Mrs
| F. NJ Seamon and Mrs. Alexander Smith
\ dramatic tea and fete n 10 he Gtver
at the Hotel Biltmore on Monday after
noon. February IS. to celebrate the birth
days Of Susan r, Anthony and DR.. Anna
| Howard shaw. Lydia Lupoukowa. the
famous Russian dancer. will not only
dance but also make n suffrage speech II
honor Of her famous countrywoman. Nine
Brcshkovskaya. whose birthday Is also OF
that day Florence Fleming Eoyes. tn
barefoot dancer. will give pantomim'
dance representing the emancipation o.
women.
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supper there will be general dancing.
Invitations have been sent out in the
names of Mrs. John G. Milburn. Mrs.
Edward Biddle, Mrs. George Hillard
Benjamin. Mrs. Harold Herrick. Mrs.
Joseph :. Auerbach and Mrs. Ernest
Warm.
An ENGAGEMENT announced recently
was that of Miss Constance Waldron
Williams. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldron Williams, 10 John T. Terry.
Jr Of this city.
Miss Williams, who was introduced to
society two years ago last December, Is
"a sister OF Miss Joy Williams. who Is
one OF this seasons debutantes.
Mr.. Terry Is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Terry OF 275 Madison avenue
lie was graduated from Yale in 1911. \
year ago he visited Africa on a hunting
"Trip and was successful in his search for
big game. Mr. Terry Is grandson of
me Rev. Or. Roder!ck Terry OF this city
and Newport. r. I. No date has bees
set for the welding.
To Mrs. Austen Gray was due much
of the success of the costume ball for
the benefit OF the Lying-in Hospital.
which was given at Sherry's on jan
uary :. This ball has ranked for sew
cral years as the moot important of
the semi-publlc entertainments Of So
Ciety.
Mrs. Il. Francis Hyde will give the
dansant at the Gotham on February 10
| Another event of that date will be a
theatre party which will be given by
| Mrs. Walter G. Oakman for her
daughter. Miss Katharine Oat;man.
A masked ball will he given on
Wednesday evening at the Baltusrol
Golf Club. The patronesses are Mrs
! Henry a. Barclay, Mrs. Arthur W
I Little. Mrs. George r. Lane, Mrs. Victor
| Mapcs and Mrs. J. Victor Onativia, Jr
| Several dinners will I've given at the
| clubhouse in advance IF the ball.
| Mrs. Robert A. c. Smith has sent on,
invitations for a the dansant at the
Plaza on Saturday afternoon. She will
be assisted in receiving by her daughters
Mrs, Irwin Williams Day and Miss Mar.
garet Smith.