The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

I0Ot1eI, MIS-. OINtt H. IciIiohN-
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Rives and
Miss Mildred Rives expect to arrive this
week at Swanhurst and before opening
! her villa Mrs. Burke Roche Is planning
a short trip to Europe. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Henry Warren. who were in
Europe last summer. will go TO Seaield
late this month and Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Woodward Will open the Cloisters
early in June.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will arrive early
| in the season at the Crossways and she
| expects to give there "a flower ball on
| the night OF August IL. Mrs. Oliver
Gould Jennings and Mrs. French Van
derbilt can be looked to for some Of the
entertaining Of the season. as they have
during the winter added bathrooms to
their villas.
The Russian, Spanish and German
embassies will be represented at New
mort this season. The Russian Ambas-
sador. George Bakhmeteff. has again
leased Stone Villa. and the Spanish Am
bassador has taken the Gilbert villa, In
Bellevue avenue.
One Of the fixtures Of the spring sea-
son. the garden party i'll aid OF the Army
Relief Society. has been set for May IS
and il will be held as for some years
past at Governors Island. both after
noon and evening. With it's interesting
surroundings this party always attracts
and this year there will be plenty OF
dancing to meet the requirements of all,
Old or young. There will b. military
events from $3.50 to 5 and at $3.50 there
will be the escort of the colors and
dress parade and during the afternoon
there will be music by military bands
from New York harbor.
A the dansant at the Officers CLUB will
be one Of the features of the party Mrs.
Grin b. Mitchan,. Mrs. George +. Downey,
Mrs. Albert l.. TRULY. Mrs. William c.
| Cannon. Mrs. Albert Gleaves, Miss Anna
Gleaves. Mrs. James b. Mitchell. Mrs.
Charles II. Patterson. Mrs. Chauncey NJ.
Humphrey. Mrs. Robert Allen. Miss
Ethel Allen and Miss Katherine Rush
are endeavoring to make II a great sue
cess. There will be some professional
dancers from New York, and II the
| weather is Indictment closed conveyances
| Will take all to the shelter Of the club.
a regular army supper will he served
| At s O'Clock.
There will be booths on the lawn for
the sale OF tea, refreshments, cake. ice
cream. flowers and souvenirs. The com
mittee includes Miss Harriet Center.
chairman: Mrs. Oliver Il. Bridgnnn,
Mrs. Fabius NJ. Clarke. Mrs. John y
Mallory. Mrs. Stephen &. Mills and Mrs.
Gordon Heiner.
| Those receiving at the garden party
will be Mrs. Daniel $. Lamont. Gen. and
Mrs. Charles f. Roe, Miss Center, Brig
Gen. and Mrs Robert II. Evans, Gen
and Mrs. Bailey Of Fort Totten. Col. and
| Mrs. Mallery. Lieut.. -Col. and Mrs. viii
lam G. Haan. Col. and Mrs. Mills and
Col. and Mrs. Rogers Brine.
The objects of the society are to col
lect funds and provide relief in case OF
emergency for dependent widows and
orphans of officers and enlisted men OF
the regular army OF the United States
TO aid in securing employment; to So
lcit and create scholarships and super
wise educational opportunities for sucl
/ orphans.
Among the patrons and patronesses
are the Secretary of War and Mrs. Gar
rison. Governor and Mrs. Glynn, the
Mayor and Mrs. Mitchell. Major Gen
Leonard Wood and Mrs. Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Taft. Miss Grace Bige-
low, Colonel and Mrs. Robert Means
Thompson. Mrs. Russell Sage, Miss
Leary, Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Shepard
John d. Crimmins. Bishop and Mrs
David II. Greer, Professor and Mrs. II
Fairfield Osborn, Major and Mrs. Louis
Livingston Seaman, Mr.. and Mrs. Elihl
Root Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. s. Frank.
lin Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius r. Agncw
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Stimson, DR.. anc
Mrs. John Il. Walker and Mr.. and Mrs
Malcolm Stuart.
Tickets at 81 each may be obtained o.
/ Mrs. Charles +. Roe, 80 East Thirty
seventh street; Mrs. Oliver u. Bridgman
507 Madison avenue: Miss Harriet NJ
Center, Ia West Forty-eighth street
and at the Governors Island ferry OF
the day of the garden party
one of the most interesting engage
ments of the past week was that an
nounced by Mr.. and Mrs. Arson W
Burchard of their daughter, Miss GretG
Hostetter, to Glenn Stewart of Pitts
burg. Miss Hostctter was introduce,
to society here two years ago. ate
having spent season In London an,
attending the Durbar in India. He
mother gave a hail al Shcrry's on re-
turning from England. Mr., Stewart il
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. David q
Stewart of Pittsburg. He was graduate,
from Yale in 1908 and later from thu
f.cole des Sciences Politiques of Paris
taking later a special course at Har
ward. Miss Host"tter Is now with Mr.
and Mrs. Burchard ut their countr,
place, Birchwood, In Locust Valley
n. Y, where they will remain for thu
summer. No date has been mentlone,
for the wedding
| OF interest to society here and in Bos
ton was the announcement OF the en-
I yagement OF Miss Ruth Appleton,
laughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Francis II
APPLETON. to William G. Wendell of Bos
ON. Miss Appleton. who was introduced
o society several years ago at the home
II her parents. 20 East Thirty seventi
street, usually passes the summer a
heir country place In Ipswich. Mass
Her younger sister is Miss Alice Apple
} ON. She IL "A nice" of Mrs. Gerald !.
Hoyt, Mrs. George r.. Turnurc and j. i
ID. Lanicr.
) Mr.. Wendell Is the son of Prof. ant
Mrs. Barrett Wendell of Boston, He il
prominent in society in Boston ana New
York and IL IA nephew of Evert Jansel
Wendell Of this city. Mr.. Wendell was