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PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board Of County Commissioners For
Mesa County, Colorado.
tion OF the following:
HEAnT N-frEnN

AAoh oA the AolDMiuEs
RESOLUTION
III WHEREAS. IL appears from the re-
cords OF the County Clerk that there
was appropriated the sum OF 500 700 =
fund Tor the year 1913. and that Of
ItlCh appropriatlo~ the sum OF S5b-
lslss has been expended by warrants
drawn against the c1ne: and
II WHEREAS. certain subsidiary an
lProprlauons OF said fund appear to
nave been ovcrdrawn, to-wit: Court
House, Nlf5Olf; miscellaneous. S1G1
ls7' County Officers. SB.5gI42; ana COR
Iongrs Court, xl33.47. and
II WHEREAS additional collections
lin certain other subsidiary appropria-
lions. to-wit; District Court. S1.elb.-
81 "a COUNT cunt b, Court ss242ses: Justice
ELECTIONS, 23.lS2.2l; Stationery and
Printing. {4.5g7.0G; Exhibits and Expo
Isltlon. 25l4 %; and Mesa County Fair
lS22.2t. making total OF $i3.73l.0O un-
THEREFoRE BE IT RESOLVED.
that there be and hereby is transferred
TO the said overdrawn subsidinrv nc-
counts aforesaid from the uneNpired
lbalances aforesaid sufficient amount
10 close said accounts AS scverally dcs-
lEnnted above. and that the uueXpend-
ed haiunces be charged off as unex-
/ Commissioner Briggs seconded. and
p vote was taken and the Same was
declared unanimously adopted
L The claim OF William Briggs was du-
ly approved and warrant FOR sIOG2O or
dercd drawn in payment.
/ Wrrrnuts dated more than six years
ago, and still unclaimed by the re-
spectlYc PARTIES at interest. drawn on
the funds and numbered as follows
were cancelled. viz:
General Fund.- 1889. 1889. 119S7.
120t0. rose. 120s7. 12i5s. ri59. 121G4,
.i22i3. 12343 12f9s, 125i3 1856. i2547.
Il25fS, 1895, 1880. 1916. 1890,
Amounting 10 s72.40
Contingent FUND.- 1904. i12S and
1923. amounting to S25.1G.
Road Funds 3S65. amounting to
$500.
Hebnie Warrants. 5573. 5G7O. 5695.
amounting to S63.90.
Further cancellation was made OF
warrants previously paid.
Board adjourned to meet Monday at
1000 o'clock a. m, March .. 1914.
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edy the next time you have a cough
or cold. There is no reason so far as
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stMMAHN OF THE PROCEEDINGS
ot THE HOARD OF COUNTY COM
MIssIONEHs on THE DATES INDI-
GATED.
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proved BY the Colorado Tax commiss-
ion.
The County Sheriff, in cooperation
with the General Road Supervisor. was
authorized 10 put convicts now in tho
county jail az Work on the roads
Claims were approved and warrants
drawn on the Road Fund. amount
fi.4f1.s5. General Fund. amount ST.
ss273: and Contingent Fund, s21.O0
Board adjourned TO meet Wednesday.
at 1000 o'clock a. m. March 4, 1914
10th day of January Term. March 4.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
meut Present We're B. J. Snyder.
Chairman. VIM. Briggs and II. W
kluee. commissioners r b; Welsh.
Clerk
Minutes OF last meeting read and ap-
proved.
a resolution was passed. notifying
all road overseers and the supcrintend-
ent Of bridges and pile driving that
their appointments have terminated.
and that the General County Road Su-
pervisor Is In charge
Claims were approved and warrants
drawn in payment thereof on the Pau
per Fund. amount f173.3S.
According to agreement, the board
met Mr.. Mohler at the Red Mesa Hos
pital and with him went over the coun-
ty's lands. and thereafter made an eN-
tensive examination Of the various
county roads and bridge sites and re-
turned to their office at $50 y. m.
The order instructing Mike ONeil.
Superintendent Of Bridges and Pile
Driving, TO reconstruct bridge across
the Indian Waste was rescindcd.
duplicate OF warrant No 20Gi2. in
payment OF witness Zee. was issued to
l. Meyer, assignee, on account Of the
original having been lost.
AT $3.50 o'clock p m. adjournment
was had 10 meet at $500 o'clock m.
Thursday. March 5. 1914.
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2ard Day of January Term. March 10

The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment Present were B. j. Snyder.
Chairman. VIM. Briggs and II. w.
Kluge, Commissioners. Il. b. Welsh,
County Attorney, and Chas. S. Jones.
Clerk
Minutes OF last meeting read and ap-
proved.
The auditing of claims was taken up
and warrants drawn the respective
parties on the Road Fund. amount
scSS.3l; General FUND. amount S52595
and Pauper Fund. amount s3S.30.
The contract for rip-rap work AT
Fruita bridge was awarded to ]. Frank
Cuddy. and the clerk was instructed
TO return the certified checks which
had accompanied other bids.
on motion the following bills were
disallowCd:
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FIRsr BAlLOT.
Frank Schwnlbuch ...........1
J. IL Bcrtholf .......-........
SECOND IAILOT Na.

j, H. Bertholf Observation-Disclosures .i.- Q
whcroupon II. Bertholf was doclar-
ed tho unanimously selected aud duly
appointed General County Road Super
visor for the remainder OF the fiscal
year. 1914"
A committee composed OF Fred Man
tey aud others, was heard in regard to
certain road Improvement Action
was deferred pending report Of the
General County Road Supervisor
Tho Independent Lumber company
was awarded the contract Tor lumber
as per bid
* consultation was had with Coun-
tv Fne iuetr j. H. Fiek and tho Board
finally decided to advertise for bids
for the reinforcement and protection
Of the piers and uhutments OF the
Fruita bridge. and he was accordingly
instructed to make and submit to the
Clerk profile and other data ncccss-
AIRY to ADVISE the prospective bidders
of the work, etc. He was also permit
ted to withdraw profile and estimate
previously admitted. and the Clerk
was Instructed 10 make and publish
said call upon receipt OF the necessary
data"
o'clock a. m. February 10. 1914.
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RIIls DisnlIowcd.

The County Attorney advised the
Commissioners that in his opinion the
legal publication OF the record Of their
proceedings need not necessarily be
published as a whole. but that certain
detail matters of no particular import
anoe might be eliminated from the
copy. thereby reducing this expense
somewhat.
After due consideration Commission
er Briggs moved that the clerk be in
structed to prepare q monthly sum
mary or digest of the proceedings of
the Commissioners for legal puhlica-
tlon as above suggested. Commission
cr Snyder seconded the motion which
was unanimously carried, and the
Clerk was so instructed.
Messrs. ". G. Talhert and d. T.
stone local bankers called in response
to an invitation; and n discussion was
had as to the possibility OF an arrang-
ement whc~n1N The v.tuntv shoui re-
ceive reasonable rate of interest on
/ the moneys accrued and now in the
court house sinking fund. After due
consideration the gentlemen advised
I the board that they each would take
/ the matter mp with the directors of
their respective organizations when
next in session In order to determine
what might be done,
Mr. Canon filed his bond as Public
Trustee, and his former sureties were
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Ieh Day of January Term. Tebruar,
IL. 1914.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
Chairman. VIM. Briggs and u. W
kluCc Commissioners. II. B Welsh
County Attorney, and chas. S. Jones
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
The County Attorneys compensation
was unanimously fixed by
"HEsOLuTION.
WHEREAS. on the 2sth day OF Janu-
airy, A y. 1914. Il. y welsh was duly
cal year 1914, said appointment be-
coming effective February LIST, there
WHEREAS. II is the desire and in
tention OF the board that his compensa-
ton be the same as that Of his prede-
rHEREFoRE BE 1T RESOLVED
thar the said county Attorney shall be
paid the sum Of $1,000 per year. payable
monthly, which amount shall cover all
legal services rendered by him In Me
sn county FOR said county; and that
he shall receive such additional COM
pcnsalion for other services as may
from time TO time be agreed upon be-
tween this Board and the said County
The County Treasurer was authoriz-
ed TO purchase n Marchant Calculating
The clerk was directed to secure an
nhstrncter's opinion ON title to State
Road right-of-way as conveyed by pee
tition. and was also instructed to lool,
after fire insurance renewals.
Tho Clerk was instructed to rent
suitable office rooms for the County
Superintendent OF schools, and to make
necessary alterations In the rooms for
the Sheriff.
Consideration was given to the mat
ter OF securing Interest on the money
now in the Court House Sinking Fund
In the matter OF the petition prev
iously submitted by II H. Walfer Ia
behalf OF the residents OF that vicinity
of HANNAH Creek for the construction
OF n certain bridge and road. II was
after due Conaidern tion. unanimously
decided that the county would furnish
the necessary material on the cond
tons OF said petition. viz: that this
and that the parties at interest do the
work of Transporting said material
from Whitewater to the site. and that
thcy construct the bridge In accord
unne with and under the direction OF
the County Road Supervisor on the
site selected by him"
The clerk was instructed by Rcso-
luton to deliver Water Commission
oT's warrants to the respective parties
at interest
Mayor Chas u. Chcrrington. as Mesa
Caunty's representative. was appointed
vice president OF the Colorado Good
Roads Association.
Commissioner Briggs moved that the
Bunrd proceed TO the selection of n
that such choice be made by ballot
and that the Clerk act as teller. Com
missioner Kluge seconded the motion,
which was unanimously carried. The
Board then proceeded to ballot. with
the following result;
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ner. j. Herbert Claiborne. r. Graham
Cootes. Norbone T. Calling. Stuart G..
Gibboney. Harry Baylor Hanger. Ed
ward V. Hartman. X. Il. l.. Lewis. Ar
| thur Selden Lloyd. !. Markham Mar
| shall. Robert V. Maryc. Henry ". Nc
Corkle. Meredith Montague. John X.
Page, Claudius c. Phillips. Robert G..
Reese. w willoughby Sharp. Bayard
| Stevens and Algernon $. sullivan.
The officers of the society are Robert
l.. Harrison. the Right Rev. Arthur s.
Lloyd, william ID. Buckner and Stuart
G. Gibboney. Among those who will
serve on the floor committee are DIR.
John II. Page. Arthur s. Wiley. DR.. ].
Herbert Claiborne. Daingerfeld Lewis,
James W. Yeats. Jr.. Ernest X. Early,
Fl. Snowden Marshall, Archibald G..
Mayo. DR.. William T.. Dodd, Walter L..
McCorklc. j. Randolph Marshall. st.
George Brooke Tucker and a. Il. Cayce.
Miss Florence James has organized a
series OF spring dances to be given in
| the Rose du Barry room OF the Hotel
Majestic on the afternoons of April IL.
20, 80 anS May :. Those who drive
daily through the park can stop after
ward for cup OF tea and some dancing.
The patronesses are Mrs. Lewis Living
ston Delafield Mrs. J. Van Nechten Oh
colt. Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson Mrs.
John Il. Berwind, Mrs. Henry :. F1em-
ing. Miss Hartman, Mrs. Henry l.. Bur-
nett and Mrs. Oscar Stillman. Among
the subscribers are Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
! Hartman. Mrs. Cleveland II. Dodge.
Mrs Irving -. Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G..
Campbell. Mrs George r. -. Ieitl NJ ISIS
! Delafield and William Campbell. There
will be an extra dance of the Friday
Evening Club at the Vanderbilt on the
night Of April 10. and on April Il the
! last Of the dinner dances organized by
! Miss Annabela ELEPHANT will be given
| at the Gotham. Yet another dance of
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man. Helene Underwood and Katherine
F'lagg.
Tickets at SO each and boxes at $50
and $50 may be obtained of Miss Mar
garet Overton. 40 West Ffty-seventh
street
The organization of society amate urs
known as the Sharks gave its annual
performance on Thursday night at the
Aerial Theatre. in West Forty second
street. The play chosen was The Road
to Yesterday by Evelyn Greenleaf
Sutherland, and 1t was produced under
the direction of Miss George Shipper.
In the cast were Mrs. w. Herbert
Adams, Mrs. Langdon Gccr, Miss
Eleanor Rodman Townsend, Miss
Dorothy Bull. Miss Gladys Endicott.
Miss Elizabeth Reed, Hunter Marston,
Johnfritz Acheis, Sterling r. Foote,
Henry G. Bartol. Henry q. Stimson,
Charles McAlpine Pyle. Allen Evarts
Foster and Hugh Rose. Miss Ina Kls-
sci acted as stage manager and there
was prologue by Miss Eva McAdoo,
who is one of the officers of the club.
The pretty romantic play was capitally
acted.
The officers and members of the
Sharks are Mrs. Theodore L. Steinway,
Miss Katherine Garrison Chaplin. Miss
Eva McAdoo Miss Eleanor r. Town
, send. Mrs. Francis j. Danforth, Miss
Florence Gaylcy, Miss Dorothy Bull,
Mrs. Lan,vdon Geer, Miss l.leonara Nor.
gan kissel. Miss Ruth Welsh, Miss
Elizabeth T.. Reed Mrs. David Pyle,
Mrs. Drelincourt NJ. Martin. Miss Sara
Arden Chcesmsn, Mrs. W. Herbert
Adams, Miss Ina Alice Kissel, Miss
Alice Blaine Damrosch and Miss Cor
nclia Van Auken Chaplin. The only
honorary member is Miss Georgia
Shipper.
Among the subscribers are Mrs. Hill
| borne l.. Roosevelt, Mrs William Nc
Adoo, Mrs Jerome Alexandra, Mrs. Her
bert Mckim, Mrs. Lindley Hoffman
Chaplin, Mrs. Gcrrish Miliikcn, Mrs.
Walter Damrosch. Mrs Francis w.
Murray, Mr.. ItoN.nrd Da,f- ''~,;d
McAlpin Pyle, Mrs. Randolph Hurry.
Hrs. Sylvanus Reed, Langdon Gcer.
MIS-. W. W. Sappcn. a.. ...... t.
Jams, Miss Mabel Hinton, Theodore
Sieinwdy Mrs. GuStaVuS L. Kirby.
Harold Phelps Stokes. Mrs. James !.
Townsend. Mrs. Daniel :. l.amon,.
'harlos {. Townsend Mrs. George Les
lle Mrs. j. Aldcn Weir, Miss Elizabeth
Welsh, Miss Marjori" Lyon, Graham
Noungs, Gano Dunn. Henry W. Slocum.
Mrs. George w. Green. Rowland $.
DAVIS. Miss Elite Shipper. Mrs. George
II. Daniorth. Mrs. q. Jarvis Geer. MRS.
chdr.es Seeg'r, Mrs. Wilton Melee
smith, Mrs. Latham G. Reed. Mrs.
ii'nrT Slack. Mrs, De Witt Clinton
falls. Mrs. Francis W. Murray. George
Is Denny. Miss Lena Curtis. Mrs. VIII
{ am ;. sloane, Norris t-nderhill and
Miss Laura Livingston.
| These entertainments are by Invita-
! ton only and tho audience Of Thursday
hlght was composed mainly OF young
| people.
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that night. the last Of the Friday Jul
niors, for young people not out in SO
Cioty, will be given at Shcrry'S. TAerc
win be plenty of dancing for Easter
week as the Sans Epal club meetings
will he continued and also the series OF
dances recently formed by Mrs. T.. Ros-
coo Mathews.
Before Joining her husband, who has
recently been appointed American Min
lister to Uruguay, Mrs. John q. l., DE
Saullcs will 90 10 England 20 visit rel
atiVes, and later to Paris. She viii sall
from England to South America, Mr.
and Mrs. DE Saulos have been passing
the winter in New York,
Mr.. and Mrs, Peter u. Martin, who
have been in Newport for the winter.
are now in San Francisco, Wterc they
viii remain for several months, Mrs,
Martins parents, Mr., and Mrs Charles
NJ. Oclrlchs, will be in Newport for the
summer.
Mrs. George H. Schcffeln and her
daughter, Miss Dorothy SCheffclin. will
return this week from Bermuda.
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Mr., and Mrs. PcrciVal W. Clement of
Rutland, VI, have announced the en-
Eagcmont of their daughter. Miss Caro-
line Iilnman Clement, to Horace Spald-
ing Brown, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs,
William Thayer Brown of East Orange,
y. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph II. Isham, who
were married in Trinity Church on jan
uary rs last. are making trip through
Mexico on their wedding journey. Mrs,
lsham was Miss Gertrude Gaynor,
dauGhtor of the ,n,c Mayor William !.
Ga"nor She was taken Ill soon after
her arrival in California, but has since
recovered.
The annual Easter reception and
dance of The Nirgln!ans VIII be held mt
'ho Plaza un the night o. April II, and
after the dance an old fashioned supper
Will be- served nnd many d,sh"S favored
in Virginia Will h" ON the menu,
Tho putruncSs"s of the occasion will
H,c Mines. j, stewart Barney, George
Gordon Battle Waiter Dabncy Blair
John C, Breckenridge, William q, Buck
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SOCIETY ENTERTAINING FOR CHARITY
EASTER GS--DANCES-NOTES

AIrs. Hamilton Nick. Twombly and
her daughter. Miss Ruth Twombly. left
last week for trip to the Grand
Canyon in Arizona. They will he for
the summer at their Newport villa.
Mrs George Jay Gould. who has been
in Florida for some time. will return
this week to New York and will pass
the spring months at Lakewood. MIR.
and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexcl. Jr., and
Mrs. William A. Hamilton have been
with Mrs. Gould.
Mrs. c. Grosvenor Weyth and Miss
Caroline weyth have returned from
Florida to East Seventy-fifth street.
Mrs. Wyeth and her family will pass
tie summer In Seabright, N. j.
Mrs Charles II. Ditson will give a
musicale this afternoon ut her home,
10 East Thirty-seventh street. The
artists will include Miss Alma Gluck
soprano: Paul Reimers. tenor. and the
Lutece Trio.
Mrs. A. NJ. Mosher. formerly of CAM
bridge. Mass. but now living In London,
will give a lecture on brittany" on
Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs
Raymond. 3 East Ninth street Mrs
NOsher is an authority on Brittany, ito
traditions and folk lore. and the French
Academy has bestowed upon her dec
Grafton and the title of Officer
dAcademe.
Mrs. Samuel tntermyer has sent out
invitations for a musicale at her country
place. Grcystone, in Ionkers on the
afternoon of April IL. The guests from
New York will leave on a special train
There will be a matinee for young
people at Wallack's Theatre on Tues.
day afternoon for the benefit Of the New
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ners were given in their honor by Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes and Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Trowbridse Holllster.
Invitations have been sent out for
the wedding of Mrs. II. Rice Watts.
widow OF DIR. Robert Watts. Jr, of this
city and daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. ].
Warren Rice OF New Brunswick, y. j..
TO Townsend MorAan. son OF Mrs Bank
son r. Morgan OF New York. It will
take place in the chapel OF ST. Bar
tholomew's Church on the afternoon OF
April 15 and aiterward there will be
reception at the Gotham.
Mrs. Watts win have her daughter
Miss Gertrude De Lancey Watts. as her
only attendant. The best man and
ushers Will include Hi.dreth X. BLOOD
good, Robert II. Simpson. Frederick
Dawson. stephen II Brown and Reed
l.. Carr.
Arrangements have been completed
FOR tho wedding of Miss Carmen T.,
Martinez, daughter of Miguel Il: Mar
tlncz. and DR.. Thomas Flournoy Of
Pitts,ield, Mass, at the home of her
parents, % West Tenth street on April
- at $3.50 o'clock. The Right Rev.
Mgr. Mooney will off,ciate. Miss Mar
tlnez Will have as her attendants Mrs.
Samuel Milbank, Mr.. Rodney Proctor
of this city. Mrs. Henry Brigham of
Philadelphia and Mss Elsie Morrill,.
Harlow Lewis of Philadelphia will act
as best man and the ushers will be
John and Edward Martinez, brothers Of
the bride.
Miss Grace Livingston Hegger
daughter Of Mrs. Frank Hegger, will
be married to Sinclair Lewis IN April
Is at her home, 3i5 West Seventeen
street. Miss Hcsgcr l. q daughter of
the late Frank Hsggor. MIR, Lewis. who
Is well known as an author, was grad
uated from Yale In 1907 and is a mem
Der Of the Explorers Club.
The wedding of Miss jeanette Nc
Alpin. a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
, George l.. McAlpin, to a. Musgrave
Hyde. a son Of Mr.. ana Mrs. A. Fill
more Hyde, will be celebrated on the
afternoon of April 90 at o'clock In
the chantry OF St. Thomas's Church,
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends will witness the ceremony. but
there will be a large reception after
ward at the home of the brides parents,
a L,ast Eino,,eth s,res, Uiss WcAInIn
viii have hor sisters Tho Mise. nav.
o,,,,, md Iror, No ,,n,n a., har on,,,
atta,darts
Mice Elaaror n,,rr,n Ja,,ght.r -, Mr.
ond Nrs Edu.,rJ IivInys,n,, purriI,
,,,,,I he ,n.rr,aa 10 Er.n,Is n Lranct, ~
, ,nn ~ NJ and Mrs Amos rrcI, I,ronch
,n ., uar,holnmau,,s Cbnrch an tho
$500, 49, p,,.,.,,i o.. 80 ru,Io ,,.r
, :, ano y, tha dohmtan,es ~ tb,s so, con
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this city and Belmar. y. j., to Edward
ID. Loughlnan of New York Will take
place on June ? In this city. The en-
sagcment was announced recently. Mr..
I.oughman and his bride will sail for
Europe on their wedding journey and
VIII pass the greater part of the summer
touring in Switzerland.
Wedding IN Cincinnati in June Of
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interest to society here will be thar of
Miss Laura Mcdonald Stallo. daughter
Of Edmund X static Of this city and
Cincinnati. to Joseph Patterson Crane
on June 20. Miss Stallo i grand
daughter OF the late Alexander McDou-
aid Her sister Miss Helena stale,
married Prince Michae. Murat Of Paris.
Miss Eleanor Rocker. daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. William q. Rocker
of New York. will he married to lIarri-
son Tweed Of this city at the home Of
her brother and ,ister-ln-lgw, Nr. and
Mrs. Wllliam Greene. Green" Farm, In
East Greenwich, L, l., ON June -. Miss
Edith Rocker who iS now in Europe.
will start for home soon and viii at
tend her sister at tho wedding.
one of the interesting weddings of
June will be that OF Miss Iazcn Sy
nington, daughter OF Mr and Mrs.
Albert SyminGton. To George Dc Forest
Lord. son of the latc NJ, and Mrs.
Franklin Butler Lord, which will take
place at the country homo of the brides
parents in Seahright, y. j., ON June -
Miss Symington has chosen Miss Ruth
Moller as her maid of honor and the
other attendants will he the Misses
Nathalie Slocum, .Adelne Townsend
Frances Wye,h and Margaret Hamilton.
Franklin Butler Lord will 10 his
brothers best man. The ushers Sc
lected are William VI. Svmington,
brother of the bride william Beers and
Percival Dodge. $, Sloan Colt. Quincy
Smith. John Adams Appleton, John XII
braith, John Mitchell and Clement Gile,
all of whom We're classmates of the
bridegroom at Yale.
Mrs Symington and her daughter re-
turned recently from Miami, Fla,
whore they had been for several weeks
They will he at 275 West Seventy-third
street until they open their summer
place in Seabright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund lie y. Gardner
! have announced the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Adelaide Barbour
Gardner, Ia Rufus Crane Finch, a son
Of Mr.. aal Mrs Edward l., Finch of
plainfeld. y. J Miss Gardner has been
passing the winter with her parents at
tho Gotham
No date has been set tor the we'd
ding
Announcement has been made Of tho
engagement of Miss Dorothy Lesley
Putnam. daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
George Haven Putnam, To tho Rev.
Robert Crawford Falconer for the last
two years pastor of the College Church
in Hanover, n II, Miss Putlam is .
sister Of the MiS'es BERTHA and Ethel
lutnam, who make their home with
thelc parents al sS5 West Eishty-siXth
street
NJ. Falconcr was graduated from
Dartmouth in 1905 and from the Union
Theological seminary three years later.
The wedding will take place probably
, next October.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Lydia Valentine Bond, daugh-
ter OF the late Dir. Summarized b. Bond
and Mrs. Bond of Baltimore, to Iur-
ford Willing Hare Powell, Jr, of this
city and Newport, r. 7.
Miss Bond was introduced 10 society
two years ago and is descendant Of
one of the oldest families in Mary
land She Is niece OF Nicholas j.
Bond and Hugh Lennox Bond.
No date has been set for the we'd
| ding.