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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-16

LONDON. Oct. 16.--The only notice
of the arrival of hostile aircraft in the
neighborhood of the Thames and the
Midway, says the mayor of Gravesend
in a proclamation posted today, will
be the firing of guns from the defensess
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-16
English Mayor Orders Citizens
To Cellars in Aircraft Attack

The notice adds:
persons seeking to crafty their
curiosity will do so at their own risk.
When firing is heard the people should
Immediately take shelter in the lower
rooms or cellars of their buildings"
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daughter of Nathaniel Rochester, after
whom the city of Rochester was named
Mr.. Briggs is a grandson of the late
Senator william l.. Frye of Maine and
brother of Mrs. Carrot \. Hobart.
lie belongs to the Ardsley club and
the St Nicholas Society.
No date has been set for the wedding.
New dates for dchutantc receptions
and dances are coming in almost daily.
Mrs. stephen Peabody, who recently re-
turned from her country place in South
ampton, l.. l.. will introduce her daugh-
ter, Miss Priscilla Peabody, at a rcccp-
ton to be given at hCr home, 30 East
Fifty fourth street. on the afternoon NJ
December =. on the evening OF De-
ccmbcr Mrs. Peabody will give "A din
ncr for debutantes. taking them later
to the first Junior Assembly and on tne
night OF December % she will give a
bail at Sherry's for her daughter.
Mrs John J.. Clifford has sent out in
vitations for an afternoon reception on
November 10, to be he'd at her home.
i13 Lexington avenue. when she Will
introduce nor second daught r. Miss
Amy Clifford. Mrs. Charles II. Allan
Keep has selected the afternoon OF No
vember 80 when at her home. East
SlNty-sccond street, she will introduce
her daughter. Miss Eleanor Keen. for
whom later ON she will givr "A dance.
Miss Caryl Uackstaff will he introduced
to society at a the dansant to he given
by her sister. Mrs. John y. Walker. on
December 70. in the assembly room of
the Colony club. Mrs. William II. Err
hart, who has been for the summer and
i,troducc T., sorio,,. ho,. dans,h,o. NJ
Nr,ra,rot IIur,t,,,,o,, I,r,,,r, ~, -,
c,,v homo "A I,,st I,ic.,..,hird stroo,
Miss Georgia" Hartman owen will
resume hcr Friday Junior dances dur
ms the winter, and they will be held in
the rose room of the Plaza on December
troncsses for this season arc Mrs IIonr,.
| MARTIN Alexander Mrs. Robert Annle-
ton. Mrs. Charles s Rates Mrs John
! McKesson Camp. Mrs Edwin Gould
/ Mrs. oliver Hartman. Mrs. p 4. yalcn-
/ tine and Mrs. Atwood Violet
Miss Juliana Cutting has issued in
Nl'ations for series of eight dances TO
he given IN the rose room of the Plaza
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SOCIETY ENTERTAINS FOR CHARITY
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

, open their house. IL East Eishty-ninth
street
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Gloodgood ard
Miss Resale Bloodgood have returned
from the Homestead, Virginia Hot
Springs, to 40 East Thirty-fourth street
for the winter. Miss Bloodgood WI!
be introduced to society next winter.
Mrs. f.. Francis Hyde has invited
some Of her friends to the assembly
room Of the Colony Club on Thurs.
day afternoon, to hear Butler Ddvon-
port read his new play. Keeping Up
Appearances.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Nelson Hinck-
ley have returned from their wedding
trip TO 81 West Fifty-flfth street Tor
the winter. Mrs. Hinckley was Mss
Catherine Livingston Hamerslcy.
The series Of subscription dances or
ganzed by Mrs. Lindsey Tappiu and
Mrs. q. X. y. Wade to DE given In the
music room OF the Blltmore will begin
on Wednesday night at 10 O'Clock. The
dances will he given every week
throughout the season on Wednesday
evenings and Friday afternoons. For
the first meeting there will be exhibi
ton dances by Miss Hazel Chadburn
and Clarence Gaynor. who will intro
ducc some OF the newest steps. AMI
Frantzen's orchestra will play. Among
the subscribers are Mines. Henry q.
Trevor, Richard A. Peabody. j. Rich
Steers, Dom Barber Adams Batcheller,
Frederick Edey, Frederic T.. Carey.
y -
logg. James T. Lee. Waldron Williams.
Huntington Norton and NJ. Banks Tay-
Tor.
Mrs. George Alexander Brown of 1is5
Madison avenue will give a reception
on the afternoon Of December TO In
troduce her daughter, Miss Anne Brown.
Mrs. Thomas r. Barber will give q
reception on November rs. at her homo.
IS East SEVENTEEN street, to introduce
her niece. Miss Justine Van Rensse-
laer Townsend.
Mrs. w. Everard Strong has closed
her country house, the Point. in Sea-
bright. y. j., and is now at tho Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Francklyn
Paris. who were married in Philadelphia
last April will give a reception at 81
West Thirty ninth street on Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett r. Kip will re-
main at their country home in Barry
town until January, when they will
come to New York for few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mortimer Brooks have
returned from Southampton. L. T. 70
tho 81. Regis. where they will he FOR
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Stewart Barney have
returned from Newport to 81 wcst
Thirty-seventh street. where they will
remain for the winter
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Edward = Hardness. David j. Gould,
Prescott Hall Butler William Dare Nor
gan. William j. Schicncln, Walter Kcr-
nan, Cadwaladcr Jones. Arthur liavl-
nagh. /. y. Phelps Stokes. Philip g.
Sawyer and g. Grant Ea Fargo and Miss
Louisa Lee Schuyler.
Tickets, including supper are So each,
and may he obtained from j. r. Thomas,
street.
Dcbutantes and young men OF society
Will have an opportunity of displaying
their ability at the newest dances at
the bali to he given under the auspices
of St. Timothy's Alumnw in sherry
on the night of November "a Mrs,
George whitney, Mrs. Stephen g, Clark
Miss carol \. Hartman Miss Ina Klsscl
and Miss Mary Martin, who compose
the executive committee of the ball are
arranging some of the dances, which
will include. besides the modern steps,
n polka the lulu fado and the Chinese
dance called the ta-tao The proceeds ul
the bali will he devoted to the chill
drens Club of 81. Ambrusc'S Mission
at 236 East nth street. organized I'm
1905 to carry on settlement work in the
Italian section Of the l;as SIDE.
Miss Hope Malcom Is receiving ap-
pllcations for tickets At 80 each. At
midnight supper will be served, tickets
for which may DO obtained for $3.50
each.
Among the patroncsscs are Mrs, Rob-
ert Bacon Mrs, Walter DamrnsrA, Mrs
George T.. Dadmun, Mrs. William Pier
son Hamilton. Mrs. Thomas Hunt Tai
mage. Mrs. James n. Townsend. Mrs
Clarence l., Westcott Mrs Charles II
Tweed, Mrs. Robert Sturgis Mrs. James
r. Strong. Mrs. Charles Bradley. Mrs
Anson McCook Beard. Mrs. Carl A. de
Gersdorf, Mrs, Charles d. Dickey, Mrs
f Henry HERMAN. Mrs, Bradish John
son. Mrs. Gustav r., K,ssel, Mrs
George Malcolm, Mrs. Walter G.. Oak
man, Mrs. William W. Reese. Mrs. ".
Thsyer Robb, Mrs William s. Shan,
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Mrs. Edward X. Durham. Mrs. Edward
:. Martin, Mrs. j. .Amory Haskell and
Mrs. William II. Hyde.
Many applications have Been re-
ceivcd for tickets for the Russian fos-
tival the fctc which will he given N
the ballroom Of the Biltmorc Oh IL .
night OF December IN aid " the
Russian war sun, rers. Miss Barbara
$. Ruthcrfurd. who is directing the en-
tcrtanment. has not enlisted the s"r-
vices OF any Of the amateurs OF So
ciCty for the entertainment, and th"
table aux, dances and other scenes Of
Russian life will be given solely by
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Clarke Sturb. After the ceremony there
viii Lee a reception at the home of the
brides parents. Miss Dorothea Fitch
viii be her sisters maid Of honor and
Claude Francis Gilchrist will be the
best man.
Invitations have been sent out for
the wedding of Miss Sarah Augusta
Latchford, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William clark Lctchford. to EndiCott
Fiskc Of this city at the home of her
parents in Morristown, y. j., on Novem-
Der -. \ large lumber Of guests from
This city will go to Morristown for the
ceremony and reception.
Arrangements have been completed
for the wedding OF Miss Ursula VOL
cote Brown, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
G.. Hunter Brown, to Edmund )
Twinmg. Jr., in St Bartholomew $
Church ON tho afternoon of November
10 at O'Clock Tho ceremony will hc
performed 10y the ri. Rev Bishop Fred
eriCk Courtney. assisted by the Rev,
Dr. Leighton Parks, rector Of tho
church lmmcda ely following there
will bc reception a the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, 90 Fast FIFTY
second street.
Mrs. Fraukliu Richardson viii act a.
matron Of honor and the hriit smaid,
will hr Miss Ang .iiCa Schuyler Brown
| . cousin of the bride, and tho Misses
| Lisa Slilman. kathryn Motley, Mcr'
| cedes de Acosta. Gwondolin Condor anC
Gencvicvc Sanford Miss Ursula VOL
! colt Grswold daughter Of Mr., and Mrs
| William Y. :. Griswold, a cousin Of th'
| bride will be flower girl
Richard stevenson will act as hest
man The ushers chosen are John
| Petit. Reginald Whitman, Wallace
| Chaunccy, Charles Reed and Sinclair
| Richards II of this city and Robert
Grosvcnor Of Newport, r. !.
Among the weddings Of next month
will he that of Miss r.strii" IT. Flower
daughter Of Mrs. James de- Lava
| Flower. to Clarence NJ. Chauncey o
| this city and TUXEDO I. will he ccle,
| brated at the homo Of the brides sis
| ter, Mrs, Pierre l.orillard Barley. II
! Tuxedo ON December ., Mr.. Chauncc,
will give his farcw II bachelor dinner a
! III Union Club on December l.
| Another wedding of next month vii
be that of Miss Julia j. Calhoun, daugh
ter of Mr., and Mrs. John G. Calhoun
t. Baron T. de NaGcll q the Legation
! of the Netherlands at Washington. +
will bc celebrated in St Thomas,
| Church on the afternoon OF December
2 and will be followed ny a reception
at The homo OF the brides parents, 60
Madison avenue.
Among the recent brides was Mis-.
| Ethel Pennington Taller. daughter o
| Mr. and Mrs, Edward l.oring Taller o
: Ridgewood, y. J., who WAS married /,
Horace Cleveland in Christ Church
Ridgewood, on October 2S Mrs. Clcvc
land is grandnieCc Of Edward y
Taller OF this city, and many relative,
and friends went from New York ~,
the ceremony, which WIS followed by q
reception a. the home ~ the bride,
parents
Another bride Of last month was Mis-,
Harriet Coleman Glover. daughter o.
Mrs. Henry s. Clover. whose wed
ding to Gardner W. Mlllett ~ this cit,
| was celebrated on October 81 at Moor
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lands. the country home Of her mother
IN Fairfield. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Milleti
will live in this city after their wedding
trip.
The engagement was recently an
nounced OF Miss Dorothy Glib. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Arthur Glib. to Bache Me-
Evcrs Whitlock of this city. Mrs. Gtbb
and her daughter. who had been at Glen
Cove, l.. l.. since the early part OF the
summer, returned on wednesday TO ~
East I,fty-ffth street for the winter.
Miss Glib was introduced to society two
years ago and Is n sister OF Miss Ruth
Glib who was married to Harold w.
Carhnrt in st. Thomas's Church last
February.
Mr.. Whitlock is a son OF Mrs. Bache
McEvers WhitloCk of 535 Park avenue.
He was graduated from Columbia and
le a member OF the Union Club. No
date has been mentioned for the we'd
ding.
Another engagement recently an
nounced was that Of Miss Dorothy
Marian Vail, daughter Of Mrs. William
Vail, to Walter f.. Dietz. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Dietz of this city. Miss
Vail who makes her home with her
mother at the Hotel Walton, is dauGh-
ter of the late William Vail OF Tuxedo.
No date has been mentioned for the
wedding.
Mrs. Robert Spier Reid announced re-
Gently the engagement OF her daughter
by u former marriage, Miss Katherine
Rochester. to Leland Stanford Briggs
or this city and Washington, ID. c.
Miss Rochester Is a greatgreat- grand
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professionals. There will bo no pa
tronesses. but many prominent women
of society viii give dinners before the
fetc. After the entertainment there
viii he general dancing, Tickets are
81 each and may b. obtained by check
payable 20 Miss Ruthcrfurd at the Bit
more.
In st. ,Iamcs's Protestant Episcopal
Church tomorrow will be celebrated
the wedding of Mrs &. Grosvcnor Wyeth
aud stephen Guou Williams of this
city. None hut r latVrs will witness the
ceremony, which will he peri lrmcd ht
Bishop Frederick Courtney, ana there
will he no reception.
Mrs Wyeth returned recently to hrr
home at East Sevcnty-ffth street from
ScabriGht, y. j., where she had been
for the summer
Tho wedding 90 Miss Sybil l.. Young
daughter OF Nj. ana Mrs. Edward l..
Young, TO Lyman Northrop Hinc of this
",, will take place in ST. Thomas ,
Church on Tuesday afternoon at
o'cln,k. The ceremony will he performed
by the Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ. Stires, rector
Of the church, aud aftcrward there Will
be reception az tho s. Regis.
Tho bride who Will hC given away by
hcr father, viii have Mrs. +. Wurthinr-
ton lI!nc "a her matron OF honog ana
Miss Natalie Smith will he The maid &
honor, tn" bridesmaids will be the
Misses lsab,l Mrrsman ANA Mildred
Orthwe!n of 81, Louis, Mary NJ Walker
of Detroit Mario Cozzens and Elizabeth
Kendall of this city
William Dick vii act as hest man
The ushers W Il lac +. Worthington Hinc.
Fthclhor' Low John r Terry. Jr Earl
Williams. Alfred ID silver, Carlton
Jewett and Harry bingham
Miss Young gave a luncheon for her
bridal attendants ~ her home, 2ell
Broadway, on Wednesday, and Mr.. Hine
gave his farewell bachelor dinner las,
night at Delmonlco's.
wedding In WASHINGTON. D. C.. to-
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ao, -. ,,o,r.,,o.,,,, mr., Mines >r,,,,.
9 ,,rh,r, n,,.;a yy,.at,c, IIorry AZ
,ruf,rl C,.. ,,Ilhcr, Edward Void
Adri,n n I.,rl,in William " pccsc
Iy,tIeton Eox y Valentine E.Iher,
"A Gary / Rich steers Lucius * VII
merdinr Anson NcConl, Beard. Louis
I Ponl.r / Lee Taller Charles T.
Alexander. Willard = Brown Preston
Prince Condo Mast. Jarnes NJ. Narnum.
Richard Peabody Richard Colt. Charles
Miller Morris Kellogg. II ID Rabcoci,.
William Jrrhsri Nernnp & Brown. Fred
orick EDDY Can,ubeU clark. philin
Rhinclandcr, Howard Erollgw Stuvvo-
snnt Fish Alfred Arson. Peter H. Wv
cl,orf Henry NJ Alexander. T. Murray
Mitchell Henry II. Rogers. Edward Van
Ingcn Rufus l.. Patterson. John f.
Harris and Charles Mathcr MacNcil.
Arrangements hay, been made for
calico hail IN ba rfven tindcr the
,usuiccs Of t,,e cnn,n,itte. of Mercy AT
Nice loan Sauver.s Persian Carbon
pro.1ur,,. ,rl t-if,iotb stroct mn 'rhurs
d,, ,i,bt rho funds viii II. usod for
,ho rcIiof of ,bo women and children
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n. Hoad,ey Ir., Charles Lewis Tiffany,
Paul Tuckcrman. Willard Straight. V.
Evorit Macy. j. Pierpont Morgan,
T.. Morgan Gr.nuell Arthur Murray
Dodge. H. Ringwuod Hewitt. Norman
s. Walker. Philip q. Bartlett. Rober;
Fulton Cutting. James J. Iiigginson.
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morrow of interest to society here VII
he that of Miss Marguerite Stockton IL
Breton. daughter OF Mrs Albert lie Bre
ton ~ Washington. tn Ralph stuart
Rainsford, son Of the Rev. DR.. w. :
Hainsford. for many years rector Of ST
Georges Church. Stuyvesant Square
this city Several relatives and friend:
Will 60 from New York for the cere-
mony. which will take place at the home
Of the brides brother, Lieut.. David Me-
Douga' lie Breton, L. $. ~, 20l7 c
street
\ country wedding Of this week will
be- that of Miss Marjorie Gould Brown
Ing. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
* Browning. 10 George 5. Dickinson
# this city. II will be celebrated at
$3.50 IN ST Barnabas's Church, irving
ton on Hudson. and following the cere-
mony there will be a reception at Grace
mere. the country home OF the brides
parents in Tarrytown.
The bride has chosen Mrs. S. II.
Green as her matron of honor and the
bridesmaids will he her sisters. the
Misses Katherine. Nathalie and Therese
Browning. Harriet Lummis. Lois
Sheercr and Elizabeth r. Sabin.
Herbert G. Dickinson will be- his
brothers best man. The ushers chosen
ore Lee Garnet Day. William Bayne Sd,
Nelchior :. BeltzhooveT. W. y. Eddi-
son. II : Green. II. V. Lewis and Con-
rad II. and Ralph II. Matthiessen.
IL 81. Georges Protestant Episcopal
4 Il Haft an "a
VI ~ Avis Lorraine Fitch, daughter OF
Magistrate and Mrs. Joseph Fitch of
Flushing. viii Ice married TO Raymond
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For the benefit Of the Virginia Day
Nursery an interesting entertainment is
being arranged for the night Of Novcm-
her 80 in the ballroom OF the Rirz-
Carlton. Those who are actively engaged
In the preparations are Mrs. Richard
Irwin. Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn. Mrs.
Frank Browne Kccch Miss Caroline
Morgan, Mrs Harry H. Duryea, Miss
Laura V. Day, Miss Anuabclla S. Oly-
plant, Mrs. Samuel sloan. Mrs. Henry
@. Trevor and Mrs IT, Hobart Porter,
Amateurs of society will appear in a
series of tableauX dansants. of which
there will he ten. and among the dancers
Will he some of thos" who appeared at
the entertainment given AZ Clarence
Mackay's country place. IIarbor Hin,
Roslyn. last month for the Nassau Hos
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coq,Duca pom Fos' Poo"

-.--
soues m French hy Miss Ggr,a Tor
palb and George Mitchc l.
The entertainment will O. include with
a beautifu' my hu,oS,cai pastoral pa1-
tomlmc arranged 10y Howard Grccnicy
entitled Tho Judcmcn; oc pdr.~," "A
which viii lppC9T mateurs and profc--
SIGNALS This pastoral consists "f q
series Of episodes leading mp to he judy
mCnt OF Mnunt Ida and i.s tragic resi-
in the destiny q: Troy Nr GrecHicv
will assume the lead ~ role & Paris
and Mrs. l.Ingdon Gcer VII be the Ili.h
Presiess. a role that calls TO- c,aSs!cal
dancing. other roles Will be acted hy
Miss InSl Sontun, Miss Florence Beyr~.
the Misses Thaycr. Buc and car
futhcrs; Theodore SteinwaV. Langdnu
Gcer. benjamin W Morris. and Joi'n
Cross. \ beautiful and artistic scene
representing "A grove on Mount Ida in
Mysia has been painted by Jones Mon.
roe Hewlett Kenneth NJ Murcnison
has composed all tho music for this pas
torai and he VIII conduct The orchestra.
II. Bassett Jones has devised al! the
lighting effects and Highly artistic re-
suits are expected.
The committee in charge includes
Lloyd Warren Howard Grecnley. Ken
meth VI. MurchisOn. ". Rassett Jones.
Louis Il. Metcalfe j. Monroe Hewlett.
James W. OConnor and Arthur Ware.
The beautiful programme cover has
been designed by Albert lierter and
preceding all the performances Mrs. W.
Bourkc Cochran VIII sell dolls dressed
as Normandy fisher folk.
Among those who have consented to
act rs patronesscs are Mrs. Frederick
H Alien, Mrs. Vincent Aston. Mrs.
Francis NJ. Bacon. Mrs. j.. Stewart
Barney. Mrs. Il. Livingston BeeCkman,
Mrs. Gordon Bell. Mrs. O. Louis Boisse-
vain. Mrs. Archibald NJ Brown. Mrs.
Arthur Scott Burden. Mrs. W. Bourke
Cochran. Mrs. William \ Delano, Mrs.
William Emmcrson. Mrs. Albert Gal
latin. Mrs. Howard Grconley. Mrs. Will
lam Greeuough. Mrs. Thomas HASTINGS
Mrs. Henry +. IIornhostel. Mrs. Archer
M. Huntington Mrs. Arthur Iscin. Mrs.
G. Oliver Isclin, Mrs. otto Kahn. Mrs.
W. De LanCey kouutzc. Mrs. James
r. ID. Lanicr. Mrs. Goodhuc Livingston.
Mrs. Victor Morawetz. Mrs. Kenneth NJ.
Murchison. Mrs. Willard Straight. Mrs.
w. II. Truesda!e. Mrs. Frederick W.
Vanderbilt. Mrs. Whitney Warren. Mrs.
j. Norman dc r. Whtchousc and Mrs.
Harry p. Whitney.
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Mrs. r. Francis Hyde has invited
some of her friends TO the assembly
room Of the Colony Club on Thurs
day afternoon, to hear Butler Ddvon.
port read his new play. Keeping u
APPEAR
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Miss Elsa NJ Arndt. daughter NJ NJ
and Mrs. Christian Arudt. viii IL. married
to Milton lfluhrcr. son of Dr and Mrs
Fluhrer on saturday ~ tho home ~
her parents, ilo Riverside Drive Mss
Continued OF Third Pd0o,
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when they return from an automo-
hue trip In the BERKSHIRE region, Mr..
ard Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie will
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Another bride Of last month was Miss
Harriet Coleman Glover. daughter OF
Mrs. Henry s. Clover. whose we'd
ding to Gardner W. Mlllett NJ this city
was celebrated on October 81 at Moor
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Mr. and Mrs Samuel Nelson IIinck-
ley have returned from their wedding
trip TO 81 West F'ifty-ffth street Tor
the winter. Mrs. HinclSley was Miss
Catherine Livingston Hamerslcy.
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Tho wedding Of Miss Marion Rogers sr'
James prummond Erskinc viii take place
on Saturday AZ the homo of her hrothcr.
Ralph T. Rogers. on Monterey RvenIr.
pelham Manor Miss Rogers ls a daugn-
ter OF T. t. Rogers
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Mrs James Raynor Hayden will give
a reception ON tho afternoon OF Deccm-
Der is, AT her home. l2l West FIFTY
ffth street when she will introduce to
society her two daughters. the Misses
Ruth and Faith Hayden.
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Continued on Third Page,
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Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER foodgood ard
Miss Resale Bloodgood have returned
from the Homestead, Virginia Hot
Springs. to 40 East Thirty-fourth street
for the winter. Miss Bloodgood WI!
be introduced to society next winter.
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, open their house. IL East Eishty-ulnth
street
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A wedding in Washington. D. c.. TO.
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