The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-07

best man, and the ushers were Charles
| !. Hirsch. Jacques $ Hirsch. Milton
SHERMAN. Harry SHERMAN. Abraham L.
I Burrows and W W. SHERMAN, Jr
The couple will spend their honeymoon
/ in Canada, and on their return will re-
side in Brookllne. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stern OF 464 River.
side Drive have announced Fhe engage
ment OF their daughter Miss Flora Stern.
to William ID. Greenfield. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Leo ID. Greenfield of 1899 Madison
aver:ue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Biberman who
were married on Tuesday, sailed yester.
day for Europe, where they will spend
the summer. Mrs. Biberman was Miss
Hlda Leah Simon. daughter OF Mr. and
| Mrs. Samuel Simon of 7sO Riverside Drive
Mrs. Adam Weber of l West Seventy.
second street left on Thursday for Eu.
rope. She was accompanied by her
daughters, the Misses Lima A. and Ma
| thllde L. Weber, and her granddaughter.
Miss Frances l.. Weber. They will spend
the entire summer abroad touring France.
Germany and Italy, and will sail for
New York on October Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Toch Of 10 West
Ninety-fourth street left yesterday for Q
five months trip abroad. They were ac-
companied by their nieces, the Misses
Rose Frank and Aimee Illch.
Mrs. Nathan Arnold has opened her
house at Woodmere, l.. l., for the sum-
mer. She entertained a party OF friends
there last week over the week end
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bowron have
returned from a trip to Birmingham,
| Ala, and are az $40 Central Park West.
Miss Minna II. Besser. who has re-.
turned from Nassaf TO the homN OF her
parents DIR. and Mrs. Herman Besser,
| $40 West 1iith street. will give a costume
dance to some OF her Nassar friends
| tomorrow night
Mrs. William u. MacNeill. who has
been visiting Mrs. Robert Hanford n
Locust Valley, l.. l., has returned 10 New
York.
On Saturday afternoon picnic win be
given TO about 500 children from the vari-
Gus houses maintained by the Little
Mothers Aid Association. The picnic Will
be in Central Park. on the lawns near
Sixty sixth street and Eighth avenue
There will be all kinds OF games and
dancing and late in the afternoon re-
Z frtshfnents VIII De served.
The party will be in charge OF the Of
fcers and board OF managers and chair
men OF the various committees OF the as
ISOLATION. They are: President, VI $ Clar-
ence Burns; honorary vice presidents,
Mrs. Charlotte Wilbour, Mrs. Charles
c. Harrison, Mrs. Eugene Munscll,
Mrs. George Perkins Lawton and Mrs
j. II. Maher: active vice-presidcnts, Mrs.
Charles +. Sprague, Mrs. II. c. Greanee,
Mrs, BENJAMIN Lillard. Mrs Henry 7.
Riddle, Mrs. Bond Stow. Mrs. John II.
Judge. Mrs. Charles o. Mas. Mrs,
Charles +. Wilcox and Mrs Nelson Wor-
den, Mrs. Robert Hutchins McNall, Mrs.
| Charles f. Abbott, Mrs J, II. Johnston,
Miss Louise Schroeder, Mrs. @. w. Eason,
Mrs. Edwin u. Stone, Miss A. T., Cameron,
DIR. Arthur G. Bretz, Mrs Albert @,
Weed, Mrs William L, Wilkinson, Mrs.
q. II. Strong, Mrs. \. u. Bramhall, Mrs
John IL Hanan, Mrs John J. Cowdy
and Mrs. Robert F. Cartwright
/ The Rotary Club of New York held Us
monthly banquet on Tuesday evening al
the Hotel Imperial About $50 members
were present J. r. SCHNEIDER spoke on
the subject of The Psychology % Crime
The Century Theatre Club, Mrs, Grace
Gaylor Clark president held It's last meet.
ing OF the season on Friday AZ the Hotel
Aston The retiring officers and chair
men OF committees were presented WIN
baskets of roses and aftcrward the m
stallation OF the new officers took place.
Mrs ]. Roy Merkley gave a summary OF
the years work and Mrs. ANcl O. M
seng read Leon Gold!ng's one at' play
His Daughter" which won the frs, PRIZE
In the prize contest recently ended.
The club will resume il meetings IN
October. on the first Friday O, October
there will be board meeting on ~
tober Q members meeting and on oc'
tober 20 social meeting when the plays
| OF thu coming year will be discussed
| StNen Islanders who crossed on me
| ferry at room yesterday were aNGac'eu
| by a bevy Of beauties, who, headed Nv
Miss Clara O'Connor. were on thor "N
t. che Academy OF our Lady al drym@
! Hin. there TO hold their annual 'Ha'n'oIL
After the luncheon the girls, Hrnb'.S
| OF the villa Maria Alumnr, were e''''
| tanned with song and story Hy rt',..'
members ar. spent delightful. '''f"o'.
In the opinion OF the guests II VS. Wv. Hs
mos, successful arra!r ever lr!i ny '"'
alumnR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry par.ng'' N
are at their country place AZ .,,,,
rcreck, viii have their Gr.n'' p,.
the Misses Elizabeth and NE-'''' e.
nett. daughters OF Nj 'N' ,
stephen II. Bennett OF Boston WIN N'
for the summer.