The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

tricts throughout the city. Though the
object itself Ia under the direction OF the
Department OF Health the auxiliary
does much TO carry on the work for the
prevention Of the tubercular disease.
There are several tubercular clinics
in the city and each clinic chairman
works In the district with "A nurse in
charge. They visit homes. direct the
Improvement Of conditions that will lead
TO the prevention Of disease. send chill
dren to the Preventorium and to the
camp and shacks supported by the aux
Hilary and In every way attend to the
prevention OF tuberculosis.
Miss Beatrice Bend II the chairman
OF the auxiliary. and among the other
Officers are Mrs. Herman B!sgs. Mrs.
Charles A. Frank. Mrs. Oren Root. Mrs.
Albert II. Harris. Miss Helen Brice.
Miss Ruth Twombly and Miss kath-
crime Mcclure.
The announcement Of the engagement
Of Mrs. Frederic Bronson and Adrian
Iselin and their marriage. which was so
quietly celebrated on Thursday morning
al the rectory Of ST. Patrick's Cathedral,
surprised society greatly. Since her
widowhood Mrs. Bronson has lived much
abroad. although recently she built a
| new home in Park avenue. The we'd
/ ding of Thursday morning was very in
/ formal. invitations having been verbal
and there being present less than a score
/ OF relatives and friends. Among them
were Mrs. Egerton l.. Winthrop, Jr.
Miss Muriel Winthrop. Mrs William
kernochan. Mrs. Robert Winthrop
Egerton l.. Winthrop and Bronson Win
throp who are relatives of the bride. a nd
the brides son-in-law. Lloyd 4. Girls
com. exAmbassador to Italy. There
were also present the various members
Of the Isel!n family who are in New
York. II was a mixed marriage. as the
bride had not changed her religion be.
fore marrying.
II IL expected that Mr.. and Mrs. Iseiin
will be for part Of the summer in New
port, where Mr.. Iselin has for several
seasons leased one Of the Pinard villas
for the month Of August HIS country
place 10 At Davenport's Neck. New Ro-
chelle.
or interest to society WAS the an
nouncement OF the engagement OF Miss
Laura Csss Garfield. daughter Of Mrs
Frank Gray Griswold by former mar
rage, to Henry q. Hooker OF this city
Miss Garfield, who was introduced e
society several years ago, is a daughter
Of the hate Augustus Cass Garfield ant
= granddaughter Of the late Capt Au'
gustus Canheld.
MT Hooker, like his fiancee, In prom
, inent In society In this city and Tuxedo
He liz a son OF the late Capt. Richard
, Campbell Hooker, u. g. N. and a grand
son OF the late United States Senator
William NJ. Stewart. Mr.. Hooker wa
} graduated from Yale in 1902. He wal
captain Of the freshman crew durini
his college term and was member o
tho Junior crew that defeated Harvar,
in 1901. He In q member Of the Union
Racquet. Tennis and Tuxedo clubs
} No date has been mentioned for tn
wedding.
Another engagement recently an
' nounccd was that of Miss Hazen sym
. ington, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
& bert Symington. to George de- Fores
y Lord Of this city. Miss Symington VIII
T was introduced to society two years agt
1 10 q granddaughter Of Mrs William
:. Hamilton Harris. Her brothers ar
0 William II. Syminston and James N
Symington. who Is a student at Yale.
K Mr., Lord Ia 4 son Of the late Mr.. an
: Mrs. Franklin Butler Lord of Lawrence
= l.. J., and this city. and a brother @
e Franklin Il. and Edward c. Lord lie
/. IA senior at Yale.
: No date has been mentioned for tn
!. wedding. Miss Symington left early lai
= week with her parents for Miami, Fla
= to remain several weeks
,. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hutton Lando
Is have announced the engagement ~ the
II daugher, Miss Agnes Grlswold Lando
{. 70 NJ. Taylor Pyns, Jr, son OF NJ
= and Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne.'
It Miss Lsndon was introduced to soclet
It = few years ago. She ls u sister OF Mr.
le Eugene Mitchell sawyer, who was Nil
y Edith I.sndon. and Of Miss Cornelia Lar
j. DON. shs IL aisce Of Mrs Dallas Bach