The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

straus Miss Ethel Crone and Miss Jose
phlne Davis Wilson.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. X. Simon Of Gil West llith
street Of the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Aimee A. Simon, TO Edgar F.
Lawson of &95 West End avenue. No
date has been set for the wedding.
The Misses Mildred ard Grace Brown.
who have been visiting their aunt. Mrs.
Maurice Meyer OF 80 West N!netieth
street, have returned TO their home In
Hooslck Falls. y. Y. Mrs. Ann Finley
Of Coxsackie. who has also been guest
OF Mrs. Meyer, will soon return to her
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew s. March OF Scot
land road. South Orange. y. j., have an
| uounced the engagement Of their daughter,
| Miss Natalie March. to c. Bruce Campbell,
son of Mr.. and Mrs James Gordon Camp
| bell OF South Orange.
Mrs. Harry Bloom OF GIL West 18th
street. celebrated her second wedding an
nlyersary last week by giving a luncheon
20 some OF her young friends at Sherry 8
| For the benefit of the Lighthouse Aux
| lliarv OF the New York Association of the
Blind the pupils OF the Gardner Schools
| VIII give a performance OF THE Girls OF
! 49, at the Aerial Theatre, on the roof
! + the new Amsterdam Theatre, on sat
| urday evening.
The working girl members OF the Va
rat!on Savings Fund, OF which Miss Anne
Morgan Is treasurer. will have an oppor'
unity TO display their dramatic ab:iity
gext Thursday night. April 80, at the nn
rual bah of the fund to be held at ;he
! Grand Central Palace. Last year the bal
/ was a huge success. more than ten
thousand persons being present Mrs. Bel
| mont and the other members OF the COM
nittee are assisting the girls In MAX
ng this years event even greater sue
| cess.
The girls will appear in Vacation
| Dreams, a Danse Masoue." written and
| tagged by Mary Kellogg. For weeks they
nave been hard at work rehears!ng tn,
,iec". and so enthusiastic have they beer
| about their work that not one girl ha,
Kissed a rehearsal. Every evening afie'
heir days business has been conclude
n the s'ores or shops they have mad
heir way to the fund clubhouse. .,
West Thrty-ninth street. where rehear
ais have been in progress for SOM
time.
More than sixty girls will participate.
N Vacation Dreams" which IL bv I'm
he most pretentious and elaborate prU
wet on ever attemnted By the fund mem
Ners. II is presented in three dreams
md the characters involved intioduc,
"anv pretty members OF the fund
| The annual ball In IN event to which
| N" 10 nm members look forward will
'een delight. This year the proeranm
"as been extended TO include many move
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aside for the Pike, where there Will b.
varied programme OF events Beside
: restaurant there will be a gypsy camu
mother feature will be the annearanc
= several spanish dancers. Other sid
vows VIII include Photographic studl
nd moving picture show where n NOV
~ picture or the pirls' visit TO the I'm
orator on Easter Sunday will be shown
Miss Ann" Tracy. granddaughter of IN
ate John Bigelow. will give a show al
herselt. when she will present he
hampton police dogs In an exhibition n
'ong nolicc duty
Among the rno'nbers OF the commit.
T charge are Miss Robinson Smith, Mrs
august Belmont and Miss Anne Morgan
A spr'netine floral breakfast will b
'vrn by the Pure Food and MIX Leagu
m Tuesday. May 10. at Arrowhead Inn
orr Washington avenue and 177th stree,
The breakfast will be preceded by re-
'ption and followed by pivot card games
with prize for each table
Mrs William Jenkins Brun OF 27
riverside Drive gave n luncheon o,
Wednesday In honor OF Mrs. Charles Vim
cent Palermo. II was followed by bridge
: Among the guests were Mrs NahaI
Z hranko, Mrs Jesse w Johnson, Mrs Al
| Nerto q. Buccini, Mrs. Harry l.. Grlinth
Mrs Peter Kupf,r and Mrs Ernest -,
@ pu iIrul
For the benefit OF the destitute widow
and their children a card party an
= the dansant will be given on Wednesda
J. afternoon at the Hotel Marseille, Broad
- way and 1854 street. under the auspice