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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

David =. Ely. seth Z. treach. Lawrence
Grinneu. Harold Harvey. Alden Kim
ball. Allen Kiots Allan Locke. Robert
Il. Livingston, John H. NacYeagh,
George ". Martin. Rober, Neeser D.
Raymond Noyes, Johnston L. Redmond.
Roland l. Redmond, Harold lmbrie and
Oliver C. Wsgstsf.
Society is interesting .seli aeeu.y
in the fashion sete. which opens Coz
the benefit o. the Committee Of Mercy
ir the ballroom Of me Ritz-Caritor. a,
9 o'clock or Wednesday evening, and
continues FOR two days. afternoon and
evening. Twenty dinners are already
announced 10 p-ecede the opening dis
play. Among the hostesses is Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman, whose guest OF hon
or is to be Mayor John Purroy Mitchell.
The others who will entertain are Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Among tho interesting weddings Of
She new year win bc tha, Of Miss
uoneton D. A'terbry. daughter o.
Mrs. Lewis b. Attcrbury, and william
Quad, OF this city, which will be ccic-
DRAFTED during the latter part Of Janu-
any in ST. Georges Church. Following
the ceremony a reception will be held
at the home of Mrs. Atterbury, III
West S6th ST. The engagement OF the
couple was announced last juno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
psorO 81 CAMPBELL srvo'o

w.ll sake place .H thc ballroom o. me
Ho.e. K.ieser5oczor OH Saturday even
ing nest These dances win be under
direction o. W. C. skinner. formerly
O. the Pls44.
4 series o.; card afternoons g..l be
held a. tie Hotel Bellecla.re Tor the
Hospita. Fh.iln,hropic Fund OF New
York City Colony, National Society OF
Nc~ England Women. on Tuesday. No.
vem5.- -. Dcceno,- -. January rs,
February % and March - Mrs. James
Ward Waacr O.. GO Wes, il3,a g., is
caailrsa.
Ns. and AIRS. Joseph b. 'layer nave
taken apartments ct the Hotel langdon
Fifth ay. and 56th S., for the week.
Mrs. Noble Mcdonnell gave box
party at Aeolian Hall on Thursday for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

sbor. His. NJ. announced last week
t,, cneeoemept of her sister. Miss
.... p I..Io.h,r,.b Fl. eon Of Mn.
.-l ,r.. -r.fr..r, p Hsrjsrbe.oh. Of
~ ~, c.b e.. Miss ri,,natriet is
.,o J.vo.t,o, or tho late Jrdra and
~. -. U..,..,..,.;.l. ~. No,-s,t
~ l..-'l..- 49,. -.-.. r.,.' .i.o ,,o5dirc
.,,o,,.co-,o~. ,,,s ,,,5o last Tburs-
4.,. ~ tso crr.ronont Of Miss Eliza
be.a Lcvering Jones. daughter Of Mr..
ana AfS. 80 LeVe''he Jones' o. ''.,'
oe-Phia' 20 'eo"rey Du''eI' 30" % 81 l..
and MIS-. spencer fefCe'a' Du'l'i' ~
Boamin' cornwall England ana Oro'n-
@" OF SIR 1afcou'' d "''e'' S''''s '-' 80,
roy OF noIa' MISS Jones was o'''" 49, u
g, ST. timothy oc"oo.' O',o'S' me-
Nd; at lausanne o"''1'' ANU anu ."
bIyn Ma"i' oHe 30 s'a''i
W. FrancEiyn rams % ',''S ivy, 49, -
Butler is memDeI o. '',e ,''U''' -
Cambridge university anu Nv "'''
OF several historical "OrAS'
. g.. .ano,nced If
"' -, 80 N.Y.. MA n Doocap
Hills. Staten lsiaho' u" EN'''
late William W. Doh"lo' 20 N'i.s'sS
Twining' OF Aoffisto"h' ~ . ~,
Iwlnlng Us '"e so" o. w - -, vi,
i"ihihS' ne was - ''' A.,
DO idoI anu 90 '''''','V C--...
iIs'o"h' p"''''io' any
soh CLUBS
Me-. No,,,sn do p Wbitehouse mas
enlisted the services of nine important
uo,oep for the suffrage shop she opens
49,. .,o,,o,,, s+ 6G2 Fifth ay. Mrs. Ogden
~ ~ E. ho, c1ose ally in the enter
NJ. Leonard NJ Thomas
,... '.,..,;,od o. number of debutantes
va III. ot5or voyue matrons
r.L.,.to.,.o,s cow,o,ttoe are
u..r..I n c+roic,t Mrs Thee
-. 81, 7f,s clifford Pin
cSot Air. Henry Worthington Bull,
.I.. $ CORD Mrs. Ralpn n.
Ellis. Mrs. Henry Wise Miller and Mrs.
'"' ''1 de " "'''''a--.
rsoro t,. bo.r q LARGE sale OF boxes
and sc... III, ,be entertainment TO be
oiyen by Pay,owa and ner company Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Won Il. Schwab. Winthrop Aldrich. ].
Horton liams. Alan Fov. Mansfield
Ferry. Irving Paris and Elihu Root, ir.
Miss PSris's attendants were an
nouuccd last weet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mn and Mrs.
william Lcshcr. Mir. and MS Horace
y. Uotchkin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles NAL
lorv, Mr.. and Mr. Edmund 4. Nash,
Nr. AND Mrs. j. NJ Carrcre. Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery Hare Mrs. George
Clausea, Mr.. and Mrs. H. dc Berkeley
Parsons. Nr. and Nh. Livingston Platt,
IN md Mrs. John !. RiEer and Mr.. and
Mr.. F. II. Eunt. figkets are 81 80
each. and can be purchased from vii
lard 3. King, president Columbia
Hn.cserbockcr Trust Company, 35S
Fifth av; A. G. Bosom. 3GG Fifth ay.,
or The MANAGEMENT Of thc Gilmore.
Boxes are S25 each.
The Soiree Artistiquc which is TO be
given by the Society Of Beau% Arts
Architects at the Hotel Ritz-Carlton on
the afternoons and evenings Of Noyem-
Der 9 and 10 for The benefit Of the des-
titute families OF artists i'm France
promises 20 be a great artistic success
and a reunion Of fashionable New
York society.
The demand for tickets is very large
and they are now on sale ct the Ritz
Carlton Hotel and at all TYSON Com
pany Offices.
The principal feature will be the
psychological pantomimo. THE Judg-
nsent of Paris" devised b. Howard
Green>ey, who plays the principal part,
Paris, the Shepherd Mrs Langdon
Geer well known as one of the most
prominent amateur dancers iu New
York, will play The part Of Tho High
Priestess. Theodore Steinway VIII
take the part OF the High Priest. The
three Goddesses will be Miss lnga Son
tum. of the Royal Copenhagen Ballet;
Miss Ivy Meier and Miss l.. Brady.
The three Graces viii bee Miss Anita
Wood. Miss Justine tombstone and Miss
Mary Griffin. Psyche will be played b.
Miss Florence Boyer, one OF the most
graceful Of the classical dancers. Other
parts will be taken by the Misses Ger
trude Lord. Elizabeth Gardiner. Bca-
trice wood. Benjamin Wis.ar Morris,
John Cross, LsnsdOn Gecr and Mar
shall Prentiss.
Other interesting features Will be a
one-aet comedy played by members Of
the French Drama Society. group Of
eighteenth century pastoral songs
sung by Miss Greta Torpadic and
George Mitchell. and ar original idea
Of Greek Tsnagra sculpture will COM
piete the performance, which VIII be
followed by dancing, both afternoon
and evening
The committee in charge OF THIS en-
,ertainment are Lloyd Warren, char
man; Howard Greenley. stage director
and manager; Kenneth VI. Murehison,
musical director; Louis f. Metcaiie.
costumes; James Monroe Hewlett and
Henry F. Hornbostel, scenery and stage
decoration; Arthur Ware, assis;an;
stace manager. Bssset II. Jones. light
INC effects. and James ". o'Connor
stage properties
The programme cover viii De an
ORIGINAL design by Alder, Herter.
Among those who will give dinners
before the performances are: Mrs.
Kenneth ". Murchsop. Mrs William
! ., -r..-I.to Mrs william Emmerson,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Miss Julia j. Calhoun. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Calhoun, will be
married to Baron de Nagcll, attache of
the legation Of The Netherlands in
Washington. on Tuesday afternoon. De
cember s, in ST. Thomas's Church. a
reception Will follow at the home of
,he brides parents. co. Madison av
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

to Mrs. William 6. Bimey at Ossining,
Ny.
The first Of a series ~ dances or
ganized by Mrs +. Roscoe Mathews
will be given tomorrow night in the
Della Robbia Room Of the Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

zANY OF the house parties given
NJ on Long Island in Westehe'-
ter County, over IN New Jer-
sew and other places FOR Halloween
will continue ovcr Election Day. The
men who vote IN the city will motor IN
and after casting their ballots will re-
turn TO the country, where outdoor at
fractions are numerous. in the even
ing numerous dinners and informal
dances will be given. Tuxedo. which
has been very lively FOR She last fort
night. will continue its cayety through
ont the week. with several affairs az
ranged for election night. and winding
I'D on Friday with the annual autumn
ball at the Tuxedo Club.
IN town she fashionable hotels. res
,surauts and clubs v,l be dlled with
members Of society. for whose benefit
special arrangements nave been made
for receivisg the returns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Ars. James +. u. Leaier, Mrs. Henry
Hornbos-el Mrs. Arthur Iselin, Mrs.
Archer II. Huntington, Mrs. Lloyd
Srce' Mrs. D. stewart barney W. AT
ihw Scott burden. -Ir'' vincent .A.'
drs. Harry ,. " hiiAey, MIS-. 'e'oi
MoI@"e'@' 'iS' 'io""'" oI''''.''' W D
tfedeficN H. A'''A' -IlS' ''''"o- "'.''
MRS. william a. be-'ao' '''+. F'~'''@
". Bacon AIRS. Afehio''. -'' '''" '''
'iiS. " ..-'''" '''.''''"7'.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Various Enjoyable Affairs in the City, Too
Including Theatre Parties and Other More
Formal Functions.

]. nsley Blair, Mrs. +. S. Witherbee,
Mrs.. Ira Barrows, James Kidder, Mrs.
r. SlfTern Taller, Mrs Ernest lselin,
Mrs Oliver Isel:n, Noucure Robinson,
Mrs. Robert Brewster. o. y. Johnson,
Nrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mrs. c..
". Mcneil Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. Hermann
Oelrchs, Mrs. Nicholas Murray But
Ter, Mrs. Philip Lydig, Mrs. French
Vanderbilt and Maurice Roche.
Fifty of the younger women Of So
ciety are to sell the elaborate pro-
gramme for the affair. and in charge
Of these committees for the various
days are Mrs. Graham +. Bianiy. Mrs.
Carl de Gersdorf, Miss Audrey Osborn
and Mrs. Newell Tilton.
Each exhibition viii open with liJ.
tie skit in which the characters are a
man and o woman. Mrs. Ray Dennis,
who was Lila Ormond, the singer, will
take the part of the woman, and An
drea de Segurola, of the Metropolitan
Opera House, will take the part Of the
man.
After each Of the evening exhibit
tions, while in another room the models
display the gowns that have been do
mated by the designers 20 be sold, the
ballroom will be cleared and there will
be general dancing.
IN charge Of this part of the fete
there is a large committec OF men, u-
GLIDING Richard Peters. Charles ID.
Wetmore. Stuyvesant lie Roy. Alfonso
de Navarro, James B. Eustis, Henry G.
Gray. Sherman Day William W. Hof-
man, Bertram Crugor, Maurice Roche,
J. Clinton Gray. Frank Crowcinshield,
Ashbel Barney and w. Rhivciander
Stewart, jr
The announcements are Oh. for ,ec
Greek idyll, "Paudora's Bon" which is
to be presented under che oa.1ices o.
the Vacation Committee In the 9TH
Regiment Armory or ncccm5ct : and D.
Two evening performance and on,
matinee are promised. Ia tac evening
q dance uill follow b .,-. and .a
the afternoon 81. o. a.. Heading
the annoancemel. i.e drawing o. ra.c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

The midwnter dances organized b
Mrs. Austin +. Hancock will be hel
al the Hotel Ansonia Friday evenings,
December II. January %, February IL
and March 10 The petronesses are
Mrs. c. r. Hoffman, Mrs. Walter Me
Corkle, Mrs. II. II. Sewer, Mrs. Oliver
Davis, Mrs. c. c. Williams, Mrs. II. y.
Hampstead. Mrs. B. $. Mills, Mrs.
Adrian briggs, Mrs. s. J.. Reed, Mrs.
William Conlcy, Mrs. William T. Bal
ley. Mrs. Duncan NeMart'n, Mrs. W. y.
Compton. Mrs. Antoine Gu.ohard, Mrs.
". D. Hanford. Mrs. T. p. Flsherty
Mrs. !. 4. Lowe. jr., Mrs. W. !. Twom-
bly, Mrs. J. X. Aldrich, Mrs. z. B. VII
son. Mrs. James Ritchey and Mrs. MIN
thorne Woolsey.
Mrs. P. y. Eyler has closed her sum
mer home az Observation-Disclosures
Conn, and has taken an apartment in
The Anhilde. t5s West 5Sth St, f'r
the winter. She gave housewarminr
there on Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Mitchell, OF 3O2 West 18th
st., will give a dance at the Hotel
Belleclaire on November 20.
Mrs. Harry Cameron Grant has re.
turned from Europe aud is at Euclid
Hall. Broadway and seth ST., Tor t.s
winter.
Mrs. James Lloyd Crowell has Do,
turned to the city and is al the Mare
Antoiuette FOR the season.
5irs. O.in d. Gray has AIKEN pos-'.
sion Of her home. 50 West 86tn ST., o.
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grswoid wcatz
will return from Newport to-day and
spend the winter at their home, Sj5
West End az.
Mrs. william Carson Boone, OF '25
Central Park West. win give bridge
on Friday and a reception on SunlFY
next at her home.
,,.. ~, r..
"r. ana N.Y. "a" ,'e' -'''' ~. -. a.,
ueth wedding anniversary to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. George g. Shafer have
taken Po'' .,1 90, ~ p:.or.;,.
me '''"' '''''' ''
D'''''
,t. ctsre. " Nelson. OF 1855 r.v-
ers'de Drive gaze 'o'''eO" ~
. Thursday Tor Nfs' W. H. "H''e''' w.
guests included 'l''' A'oe'' oo'''-'''
Quinn and sirs. Charles Vincent Pa
rerr,.
The LeAo- Whist Quo vas en,e''
tanned al Luncheon %" Monday 81 me
no ne OF A-a. James o'"'e'' ~ run
aV' O'foa IoI'o"eo. Inc l'''''0e'' -
the cruz. "HieN .' '' Us 'oN'''-.''"
season @,e N-'' jon" Ii -'I's' "' -
FLUSHING the next meeting win be held
tomorrow. Mr.. John p. Collins, Mra.
Uor,.. Moore. Mr. Theodore Price,
Mrs. n. A. Robinson. .ir.. Henry Moss.
Mr.. RooeI. Da.~er.. Mr.. p. j. Cose.'
Mrs. Lou,- j. p. >omc-v.iie. Mrs.
George d. Raster. trs. Thomas Ger
yante. Mrs. Theodore Price. Mrs.
James Slater. Nfs. g. A. Robinson.
Mr.. $. A. Tee aal ,..ss &aIy Moore.
-. ~
-,
W.. .......s..l....
Tie ig..., Ho.DiIal Red C.o.s char
ity bal, .- which The Rod Cro-, Society
and ,s. i.gran Eo.,tsl o. New YORK
Civ yu share s.u,auy. vIi he held
Frd,- ,..su.ac. December a. The
Waltol,.Asto-s.. Tickets for the bal.
NAV p. purchased from any of the
ho,-esse- or a. the entertainment Office
OF the Wailogf-Astoria: price. s. each.
MIS-. Edward ieiry entertained the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Mrs. Albert Hunt Narckwald, Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Tieutcran. W. Nephew King. VINO is
irving his motion picture lecture on
"Mexico in Peace and Mexico at War
complementary to the University Fo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

The marriage Of Miss Ros.na Hoyt
Oas. daughter Of the late 1r. and Mrs.
William X. Otis. 20 Edgar Farra Bate
son. Of this city. viii take place next
Wednesday at the home Of her grand
mother. Mrs. Alfred NJ. Hoyt. 9ol Fifth
az. Miss Otis Is q niece OF Henry
Reese HOY. NV Batcson gave his
farewell bscheio. dinner les. oira- 81
rernou5co's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Up on Friday with the annual 'o'u"'"
ball ST the l"Ne'' ''"o'
.surants and clubs wjll be dllcd with
members Of society. for whose benefit
special arrangements nave been made
for receiving the returns.
the marriage Of Miss RosIna hoy'
Oss. daughter Of the late Mr. and MRS.
William X. OTIS. 20 Edgar Farra Bate
,,-.5-..s.,. a+ .bo home Of her grand
- NJ. ,1f~.s n Howl qo3 Fifth
a.. 5000 NJ 11orr,.
~. 49,, COW. b;s
. ~. ,.....,,. s.~.,.. To-. -i~5. If
..-,-..-..,..
A-o,be, wedding ncN- WcIns=is.
viii bo chat OF -..-s EJytae Hewitt.
.-.-...- or I'm. Rgror. Hewitt. and
r-.,los 10, ro,,----5. which win b.
.oloh~.+,s o.. +ro homo of the brides
....ho. o.. A~5e-.y >. y Hiss Bessie
d.. 81
,-....... ,..,1l a, ror -;s..r.. maid or
" --....- $50. ~. l..s..-
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honor. Miss Elise FIa.c.' the a''o o.
honor and Miss Aargafe. ''o''',-e' W. ISIS
susanna Warreo. NisT Amy b'ao's'
Johnson and Miss Caroline Nye'a inc
l..To-,,..G- Eov-Ipu Washington W4II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

The bachelor girls Of the New York
Mozart Society. Tea followed at the
Hotel Astor.
Mr. and Mrs Howard STEELE Fitz
Randolph, who have returned from
their honeymoon, will reside at $50
West 10th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

William ?. Philips. who viii marry
Miss Harriet Paris. daughter Of Mr.
ana Mrs. Francis l.. Paris. on Deem
Der J in the Church of the Incarnation,
mas chosen Douglas Moffett as his
best man. His ushers will be Laurence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Continued on seventh page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

another wedding next Saturday VIII
b, tina. of Miss Anne C.. Harper. daugh,
-,- OF John Harper. to Noel Armstrong
sa.ch is to be celebrated at noon n
S.. Georges Church, NewbuyGh' y. l.
There win DE reception after the
.sremo,v az the home OF the bride $
sister. Mrs. William S.'Rosers, at New
,urrh. The bride viii be attended by
her Young sister, Katherine Harper
and her uieccs, Alice and Caroline
Nicol. Hamilton Fish Armstrong "lII
be his brothers. best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Mrs. 7. II. Selleck. Of Bellerose. Long
Island, gave q dinner last night at her
home in honor Of Mrs. Noble Neon
nell. The other guests included Mr..
Mcconnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel s.
Estabrook, Dir. and Mrs. B. G.. Volger,
Mrs. Helen Marsh. Mrs. Louise Enhaus,
Mrs. william J. O'Mears. Miss Grace
Strachan. Miss Margaret Dugan, Miss
Louise Sands, Mrs Daniel Steele,
George Bedford and Frederick Sands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-07

ANNOUNCEMENTS

ST Valentines night. Feb. IA. will
be celebrated by a box social at the
Logtown school.
The Pleasant View club will meet
wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs j. g. Otis. 74O Howard av.
The South Bend kindergarten asso-
citation meeting. which was 10 have
been held Monday, Feb. 9th, will be
postponed. on account Of the general
teachers meeting, until Monday. Feb.
16.
The o. l.. :. auxiliary will be enter
tanned Monday afternoon in the Ma
sonic club rooms. The hOstesses will
be Mrs. Frances Urqunart, Mrs Olive
Gibbs. Mrs. Katherine FAIL and Mrs.
Mary RennOe.
The Young WOmen's Missionary So
ciety of Westminster Presbyterian
evening by Mrs. l.. Z. Greenan, SCI
Forest az.
The Norman Eddy Sewing circle will
be entertained Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Cora Collard. 721
:. Michigan st. The assisting host
esses will be Mrs. Edith Miller. Mrs.
MAY Bradley and Mrs. Flora BOnDu-
rant
Auten Relief corps will meet at the
old court house Sunday morning at 10
o'clock TO attend in "a BODY the ser
vices at St. PauPs Methodist Memorial
church.
The South section of the Women's
league of the First n L. church will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. w
a. Hager. 116 s. Taylor st. Mrs
Hager will be assisted by Mrs. Albert
Meyers. Mrs. Mary L. Hine. Mrs.
Katherine Baker and Mrs. j. A.
Narier.
The Current Events department Of
the Progress club vii meet Monday
afternoon.
The Woman's Literary club will
meet during the remainder of Febru-
airy with Mrs. Rollo c. Page, sol y.
Lafayette st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-07
RIVER PARK.

Services in the River Park churches
Sunday and ensuing week viii be ac-
cording to the following schedule:
Methodist Episcopal, S. Seventh St,
Rev. Charles G. Ford pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m; Frank l.. Wolfe,
superintendent. Preaching by the
pastor at 1910 a. M; subject, The
Discriminating Character of Christs
Ministry; Luke 1871. Junior league
p. m: Mrs. John Newcomb, super
intendent Epworth league devotion
al at $50 p. m. Prof Frank h. Wolfe
will have charge of the meeting This
will be the beginning of a three days
revival Service for the league. Mon
day evening at 1880 p. m, Rev. Is. f..
Kirkpatrick of the Trinity NJ. r.
church will give an address; Tuesday
evening, Mr. Gearhart OF the Lowell
Heights church, will be the speaker.
Sunday evening Rev. Ford will take
and Claimed. John Sis and 1881.
The regular midweek prayer service
will be held Wednesday evening at
1880. Choir practice Friday evening
at the church.
Free Methodist--N. Ninth ST., Rev.
Miss Anna Bright. pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. preaching at
1880 a. m. Young Peoples meeting
at $3.50 .. m Preaching by Miss
Bright at 1880 D. m. Glass meeting
Wednesday evening at 1880. Prayer
meeting Friday evening at 1880.
Church of God-Dixon hall, Misha-
waka av. and Seventh St, Johan For
sythe, elder. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Morning worship at II a. m.
Preaching at 1880 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 1880.
The Church of the Brethren viii
hold a meeting Sunday afternoon at
o'clock in the Davis building on 5.
Seventeenth st. J. E. Berkey Will nave
charge of the meeting.
The members of the Sunshine club
were entertained Thursday afternoon
by Miss Marie Rogers at her home on
n Ninth St Needle work featured
the afternoon, followed by luncheon,
In two weeks the club will meet with
Miss Ora Hubbard, of \. Ninth st.
Mrs. Arthur Kilberry and Mrs. Roy
Fisher have returned to Elkhart. Ind,
after a visit with Mrs. John Stoudaru'
Of 6 Nineteenth St
Mrs. Otto Dice. who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and bMrS. Edward
Shank. for the past dlree weeks, has
returned to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. LundstrOm, of
s. Ninth St, left this morning for
visit with relatives in Chicago and De
Pere. Wisconsin.
Mrs. Charles Duester. of y. Ninth st.
entertained at dinner Yesterday covers
were placed for IA. The out of town
guests were Mrs. D. O. Cramer and
Mrs. Sarah Jameson, of LapaZ, Mich.
Mrs. Carrie Ernspberger returned
Friday from a two weeks. VISIT win
friends and relatives at Elkhart.
f. w. Evans returned from Chicago
Saturday.
A party of young people enjoyed
sleigh ride to OsceOla last night.
where they had an oyster supper at
Mr.. and Mrs. Eickelberry's, near Os-
ceola.
GRACE VI. T.. CHURCH.
sumner Feb 10Th. o cents. AQNt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-07

church Friday evening at the home
of Mrs r. W. Taylor, E. Howard st.
The class organized itself into the
Young WOmen's Missionary society of
the First Christian church with %
charter members and the following
officers President. Miss Maude
Young; vice president, Miss Elda Hol-
land secretary, Miss Ruby Garfield;
treasurer Miss IeJta Vanderbilt. The
class Will give its fourth annual ban
Quet in the church parlors Feb. 27.
and the Missionary society will hold
another meeting in March, when it
will be addressed by Miss Allena
Grofton Of Indianapolis. national
superintendent of v-hg women's cir
cles.
In honoc of Miss LJra Whiting who
will leave soon for her home in We
mona. H.. the long distance operators
Of the Bell telephone company enter
tanned Thursday evening at the home
Of Mrs Elizabeth Emmons. 734 Cleve-
land av. At the close cf the evening
buffet supper was served
Word has been received from Wau-
kegan. H.. of the marriage of Miss
Carrie Burdick of South Bend to
Thomas Foster of Chicago. The mar
riage took place in Waukegan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-07

LONDON, Feb. 7.-DeSpite the pro-
tests of a number Of the prominent
English ladies of the nobility among
whom is the Duchess of Norfolk, the
tango is still the popular dance at teas
and evening entertainments.
The duches is most bitter in her
denunciation of the dance, saying that
it is most undesirable, and in itself
and in the comments to which it leads.
is foreign to the English nature and
ideals
During its European career the
tango has won the disapproval of the
pope, the kaiser, the king OF Italy the
king of Bavaria, .AS the queen of
England. In fact queen Mary has
made it known to the hOstesses who
expect 10 entertain royalty in the near
future, that she wiz not visit at any
house where the tango is permitted.
The antipathy of the Duchess of
Norfolk, who recently gave a ball at
Norfolk House, st. James square, at
tended by royalty. may be based on
the fact that the pope has frOwned
upon the new dance. The Duke Of
Norfolk is the most prominent and
wealthy Catholic in England.
prominent wit has suggested that
the reason so many of the nobility dis
like the tango is because they them
selves are unable 70 master the in
tricate steps.