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New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

under the auspices Of the Music
League Of America. The boXhoders in
clude Mrs. f. Henry Hartman. Mrs.
Charles c. Rumsey, Mrs. Cleveland II.
Dodge. Mrs Andrew Carnegie, Mrs. +.
:. Hardness and Mrs. ". Bayard Cut
ting.
Professor Talcott Williams. director
OF the School OF Journalism at Colum-
bia University. will deliver lecture
Tuesday afternoon at Delmonico's on
"The Changing Stage" The patroncsses
include Mrs John c. Breckinridge.
Mrs. Samuel K. Galloway. Mrs. William
V. s. Thorne. Mrs. Seth Milllken, Mrs.
!. Chester Chamberlain. Mrs Finley J.
Shepard. Mrs. Charles T. Terry and
Mrs. Hvl " Sloane Coffin.
At Shcrry's next Tuesday evening a
dance will be given under the auspices
OF the New York Guild OF st. Timothy
Alumu8. for the benefit OF the Chill
dren's Club of St Ambrose. On the
executive committee are Miss Carol
Hartman. Miss Ina Alice kiSsel. Miss
Mary W Martin and Mrs. George Whit
ney. ir The floor committee includes
Oliver G.. Wagstaf, Harold lmbric Ro-
land L. Redmond. Johnston /. Red
mond, Robert K. Livingston. William
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Plympton, Joseph Weber and Franc'
Wilson.
The plans Tor ibis fete were CON
ceired bv Nrs. August Belmont and
carried out by her. with the as lst-
aucc o. the benefit it.c committee. OF
which she ie chairman. Tho noAe .cf
t.e lcriorua-cc arc $500 .Hu +N.
Sl.,.c seats are 80 a-l $40 each. oro
may be Obtained at .hr Offices o. 'ne
Belgium Benefit Committee. -ol tI'il
a. The fctc is uat.r t.e 2usp cos o.
T.. dc Sadclecr. Minister o. rtHl" ."r
Belgium: Emauuc. nayrni,n. Ici-..H
Minister 10 the United States; Pierre
Mali. Belgian Consul General in New
York: the Belgian Relief Committee.
and with the cooperation OF the Com
mittee Of Mercy. The strand Theatre
and everything i'm connection WIN the
performance has also been donated.
Followiue- the performance. VI .ss Elisa
beth Marblry has arranged a the dan
SAINT on the Strand Theatre roof. The
following dancers have contributed
their services and win give cXhIbi-
tion dances: Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cas-
lie. Niss Joan Sawyer. Nigel Barrie,
Maurice. Miss Florence Walton. Clifton
webb and Miss Eileen MolyneuN.
Miss Barbara Thav. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Blair Ihaw' Miss
Helen Ridgely Morgan. daughter OF Alr.
and Mrs. Lancaster Morgan. and Miss
Kathrvn B. Montgomery, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. James VI. montgomery,
are among the young women 20 be IN
troduced to society during the coming
winter.
Mrs. william II. Woodin will give a
reception next Wednesday afternoon at
her home. l21 East 69th ST.. TO intro
duce her daughter. Miss Anne j. Wood
in. The reception will De followed oy
dinner and informal dancing.
Mrs. !. Townsend Burden, who leased
her house. > Fast 92d ST., to Clarence
II Mackay. has taken the house Of Mrs.
Charles Z. Scott, az 81 East 72d ST.
for the winter.
Sin. and Mrs. Finley J. Shepard. who
are now at the Plaza. will open their
house. 579 Fifth ay., on December l.
Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies, who has
been visiting Mrs. Bradley Martin IN
Scotland. sailed for New York yester-
day.
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Receptions for the
ID e b ute mites of
the Season Are
Under Way.

Astor. under the auspices Of the wom-
ems department Of the New York Peace
Society. The other dates are December
8 and Is and January ,, - and 10.
A bazaar FOR the benefit Of the Red
Cross viii be given az me Hunter Col
.eQc. GGti 81 and Lexington ay., on
Iridav evening and Saturday afternoon
and evening. All the social organiza-
tions. fraternties and department
clubs will have charge Of booths. The
attractions will include a vaudeville
performance. cotton, linen, art and
other booths. Miss Pearl TIckall Is
chairman OF the affair and Miss Char
lctte Buckley chairman Of Advertising.
The marriage Of Miss Bertha Jung
hans. daugh tor Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam Junghans. 10 Lawrence Burforo
took place Thursday evening IN the
chapel OF the Intercession Of TRINITY
Parish. l55th 81. snd Broadway The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Dr. Gates.
The brides Gown vas of white SATIN,
trimmed in old family alec. She wore
a tulle veil, caught with a cap OF lace.
and she carried a shower bouquet OF
Miss Elsie Junghaus was her sisters
only attendant. She wore pink chiffon
velvet and carried pink chrysantne-
NUNS.
Hayes Stevenson was best man, and
the ushers were william Early Foster
and John Halliday. of this city; Ennals
Waggaman. Of Washington. and Pitts
Raleigh William Naylor and Harry
Jenkins. Of Baltimore
The ceremony was followed By a re-
ception ~ The residence Of the brides
parents. s7i ST. Nicholas az. The
decorations were white chrysanthe-
NUNS ana autumn foliage.
After a wedding trip through the
South. Mr. and Mrs. Burford will live
in Baltimore.
Tho marriage Of Miss Heloise Mast.
daughter Of Nh. and Mrs Samuel Mast.
Of $50 West 95tn ST.. 20 Otto Arthur
Samek. will take place on Wednesday
evening. at the Hotel St. Regis
Miss Marion Schlang, daughter Of
Mrs. Alexander Schlang, Of the West
Minister. 80 Fast S6th ST.. whose en-
gcgemen. 20 Victor William William
son was recently announced. will re-
ceiye az the St. Regis on Thursday
from 10 p. m. This is the anniver-
sary of the reception OF Miss Schlang's
mother and grandmother.
Tic engagement is announced Of
Miss Helen Jackson. daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. Jackson. Of o59 Hunts Point
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av.. 70 Isidor II. Glazer. The reeep-
ton will be held AT che Leslie on Sun
dav evening. November %. Miss Jack
son is the daughter OF Louis Jackson.
Mir. Glazcr. a senior of New York Uni
yersity. is ii member Of Alpha Epsilon
y, Fraternity and of several clubs.
40 date has been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Pandia Rail-. Of llS West sIth
g.. will give a reception on Novem-
her IS. for her daughter-ln-law, Mrs.
Constantine ,. Rail-.
Mrs. Richard j. Lewis will give
reception on November - az her home,
IFS West 18th So. 90 introduce her
daughter. bliss Wealthy Albro Lewis.
Ir and Mrs Henry Clay West will
give for their niece, Miss
Lewis, on December %, at Sherry's.
Mrs. Clarence H. Venner. of 800
West 18th At. will give a the danssnt
on December IL for her daughter, Miss
Mabel Nenner.
Mrs. Frank Coster, who recently
moved into her new home, m the Corn
wall. 90th 81. and Broadway, was "st
home on Thursday and Friday. She
was assisted IN receiving by Mrs. JJhn
s. Gaines. jr., Mrs. G.. Z. Fountain, Mrs..
John Livingston. Mrs. Melford Brown,
Mrs. Livingston Fountain, Mrs. T.. j..
Hathorne. and Miss Mildred and Miss
A. ice COster.
Mr. and Mrs. William James Elias,
Of 226 Central Park South. will give A
dance on Wednesday evening. Decem-
Der o. at the Waldorf TO introduce their
daughter. Miss Marjorie Katherine
Elias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hodges, Of 43o
West ll6th ST.. vii! spend Than&sgiv-
ing in Boston.
Mrs. Eben j. Marsh gave a card party
at the Hotel Belleciaire on Tuesday
afternoon. The rooms were decorated
with chrysanthemums and autumn fol,-
age. There were eighteen tables. ~
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5OCETYS GALA PLANS FOR THANKSGIVING DA3
Many Dinners and Dances W BE Given in the
at Country Places Part of
Festivities.

Mrs. Alexander Morten and Mrs Thom-
as /. Manson.
Mrs. Charles Knoblauch will he in
charge OF the treasure table, and will
be assisted by Mrs. Carroll Bcckwith.
Miss Eleanor Brsnnan and Miss Ethel
X. Peyser.
Other prominent women who are Civ
ing up all their time TO this bazaar are
Mrs. John Winters Brannan. Miss Anna
Constable. Miss Susan Woodford and
Mrs. Sidney Borg. VINO VIII manage the
tea room.
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The list of bovholders "a, the premiere
of the Greek idyl ballet, "Pandora's
Box" scheduled for the 7th Regiment
Armory on December :, includes Miss
Anne Morgan, Mrs George Peabody
Wetmorc. Mrs. Frcderick W Wander
bilt. Mrs. William Watts sherman. Mrs.
Roger II. Bacon. Mrs. Willard d.
Straight. Mrs. James 4. Roosevelt. Mrs.
Herbert +. Satter.~c. Mrs. William
Pierson Hamilton. Mrs. Seth Low. Mrs.
Crmc Wilson. Mrs. Beekman Winthrop.
Colonel Daniel Appleton. Mrs. August
Belmont. Mrs Frederick Y. Daizicl,
Mrs. Edward j. Bcrwiud. Mrs. Robin
son Smith. Mrs. Lc Roy King, Mrs.
Nicholas +. Brady. Mcs. William Church
Osborn, Mrs. John II. Hazard, Miss
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Mo- than one hundred women were
present. among thom being Mines. II.
Wright. II. Camp. !. 3. Nanderyer. J.
buckingham. ". Hamilton. OF New Ro-
chellc: g. r. Wo.co-t. VI. George, r. l..
Bachrack. T. Levy L Nichols. b. Born
stein. W. G. Tower. z. Tower. II.
Hoover. r. Rag. W. Allen, +. l.. Lewis.
jr.. {. W. Btazer g.. j. Mooney, ". +.
Reese. 4. H. Naadewater, Frank
Churchill. G.. r.. Ross. A. r. Ross, h.
Lyons. j. r. Leeds f. z. Bobcock, !.
Nichols. G.. Lindsay, a. !. Wood. VI.
j. Lehwald. A. G. Weaver, ". GettinSer
and j. Is. Goldberc: the Misses A. \.
Pfeuger, c. DieSes and J.. B. Wagner.
The Over Seas Club win hold
meeting at which there vii. be col
lection in aid OF British subjects ln
the war az the Hotel Majestic. "a at.'
40 S o'clock on Saturday Lady brggs
will speak Oh the causes o. the war,
balance of power. treaties. commercial
jealousy. the effect of attractive uni
forms. etc. and will be supported by
prominent speakers. All the British
subjects and British svmpathiZer, and
the repre- 5outatIyes OF 'cc allied ma
tions are cordially .rr.cd.
The Si,telhood OF soc.a, Workers
wiz hold o Lucky NuWbe. Dance on
Saturday evening December =. at the
Hote MarseiiIo. l03d 20. and Broad
way. for the benefit of the Day Nur-
sery, l3s Fast l0lst Sc Mrs. l.. H.
Sterne .s chairman OF the dance COM
mittee.
Auxiliary 4, Of the Red Cross Hospi-
tall viii give the first of a series Of
dances at the Hotel Marseille, lO3d ST.
and Broadway. on Friday evening. No
vember 30. The chairman of the enter
tainment committee is Mrs. Chester
Alexander COS West 18th ST., from
whom tickets may be obtained.
The first o. a course Of six lectures
on The World War; will be given by
Dr. Hester Donaldson Jenkins. former
professor of history in Constantinople
College, on December /, 'at the Hotel
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GENERAL SOCIAL
NEWS AND NOTES
Entertainments for Charity Fill
the Social Pro-
gramme.

A dance for the benefit oil the Little
Mothers Aid Association, of which
Mrs. Clarence Burns IS president. will
be held Oh Friday evening, December
II. at the Plaza. Miss Margaret Case
has arranged for exhibitions Of the
latest dances b. well known protes-
sionals. Miss Leslie Johnston. of 20
West 57th ST., is in charge OF the sale
OF tickets.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

Bruce-Brown. Seth Z. French and Will
lam b. BoultOn.
Among the patrouesses arc Mrs. ROB
ert Bacon, Mrs William Pierson Hamli-
ton. Mrs Charles u. Tweed, Mrs. +.
Henry Hartman. Mrs. Walter DAM
rosch Mrs Brad John on, Mrs. ~.
Thayer Eobb. Mas. Thomas Hunt Tai
mage, Mrs. J. Amory Haskell and Mrs.
James X. Strong.
Tickets at So each, with supper 81 30
extra. may be obtained from Miss Hope
Malcom. 11G East 63d ST.
In aid Of the Warren Goddard Home
OF the Friendly Aid Society, of 2i6 East
Bath st.. the oansaut and fair viii be
held on SATURDAY afternoon. December
o. i'm the ballroom Of the Plaza. Miss
Dorothy Perkins is chairman Of the
fair committee. and assisting her are
Mrs. Norton Goddard, Miss l.. T..
Frazer, Miss Dorothy Freeman and
others. 5iss lnga Sontum win give
an exhibition OF dancing, and there
will be many other attractions.
feature Of the fair viii be table
where articles may be purchased and
sent direct to the Red Cross or the
Belgian refugees. and the money paid
for them win help the Friendly Aid
Society.
Among those who will appear az the
tableauX dansaut and bali 90 be given
on Monday evening. November 30, at
/ the Ritz-Caritou. for the benefit Of the
+ Virginia Dav Nursery. are Mrs. Louis
Du Pout Irving. Mrs. Edward Roscoe
v thcWs. Miss BeatriX Buel. Miss Mar
garet Andrews. Miss Margaret Erhart,
Miss Margaret Trevor, Miss Josephine
/ Wells. Miss Marietta Chaplin. Miss Con-
stance Peabody. Miss Helen Ridgely
Morgan and Miss Caryl Hackstaf. The
entertainment committee consists of
Mrs. Richard Irwin. Mrs. II. Fairfield
Osborn. Mrs. Samuel Sloane. Mrs. II
/ Hobart Porter, Mrs. Henry G.. Trevor,
Mrs. Frank b. Keech. Miss Laura v
/ Day, Miss Caroline Morgan and Miss
Annabclla S. Olyphant.
Boxes az $50 each, and admission
tickets. including supper at s. each,
NAV be obtained from Miss Caroline
Morgan, 52l Park av.
Mrs. Lewis /. Delafeld Mrs f. Tif-
fany Over and Mrs. Charles 5. Whit
man. wife Of the Governor-elect of
New York. will have tables at the
dansant at a bazaar at the Hotel st.
Regis on Monday, December Z, under
the auspices Of the Women's Political
Union.
Mrs. Winthrop Burr and some Of
this seasons debutantes viii manage
the the dansant Mrs. Joseph 5. Stey-
ems will have the basket table. Mrs.
Charles Oppenheim the house furnish
| ings. Mrs. Arthur Hodges the cake and
| candy booth assisted by Mrs. Herbert
| l.. Pratt, Mrs. Thomas Chadburne, Mrs.
] William Floyd, the Misses Maynard,
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

Smith. Mrs. John r. Terry, jr.. Mrs.
Henry NJ. Tillord, Mrs. Robert +. Tod,
Mrs. Frederick +. Van Buren and Mrs.
Samuel Ii. Valentine.
Considerable interest is being shown
I'm society circles in the Belgian all
star relief fytc. which win be held on
Tuesday afternoon. DecomberS, at the
Strand Theatre. under the patronage OIL
King Albert of Belgium. Il will De
called an Historical Review OF the
stage" each artist appearing IN well
known part. Among those who have so
FAR donated their services are Mrs. Pat
rick Campbell. Nine. Nazimova, Mrs.
Sol Smith. Miss Margaret Angln, Miss
blanche Bates. Miss Ruth Chatterton,
Miss Rose Coghlan. Miss Jane Cowl,
Miss Marie Doro. Nile. uorziat, Miss
Edith Wynnc Natthisor, Miss Julie
Opp. Miss Annie Russell. Miss Mary
SHAW. Miss Marie Tempest, Miss
Phyllis Terry. William h Crane, Henry
r. 'Dixey. John Drew. William Fayer-
liam. William Gillette. Thomas Jeffer-
son. Robert Mantell, Henry Miller, Eben
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

The first of the four Thursday morn
ing Chausons en- Cunoline at the Hotel
Plaza. under the direction Of Mrs. r.
W. Hawkesworth. will be given on De
cember 3. at 1880 o'clock. when la
Vida en- Espana' viii be presented.
Folk songs and folk dances illustrative
of life in Spain will be given IN Span
ish costume, with real Spanish scenic
settings, and Lucrezia Bori and An
dreas de Segurola. Of the Metropolitan
Opera House, will sing. The patron
esses are Mrs. John W. Alexander. Mrs.
Edward y. Breitung. Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish, Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs.
Edwin Gould. Mrs. j. Horace Harding,
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs. Wal
ter James. Mrs. J. Herbert Johnstone,
Mrs. Seth Low, Mrs Stanley Mortimer,
Mrs. Henry Parish. ir., Mrs. Moses Iay-
lor Pypo, Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs.
James A. Roosevelt, Mrs. Ormond q.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

4 benefit performance of My Lady's
Dress" will be given al thc Playhouse,
i'm West 4sth st.. tomorrow evening
for the benefit of Little Italy House, q
settlement in the large Italian colony
in South Brooklyn The patronesses
include Mrs. Frederick Z. Bellamy,
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

A. the Hotel Imperial on Thursday
afternoon was given the first Of q
series of bridge whist parties inaugu-
rated by the Rotary Club, Of New
York. for the benefit of a $4,000 fund
for crippled children. which the club
has pledged itself to raise. Mrs A. c.
Weaver and Mrs. II. j. Lehwald acted
as hostesses. assisted by Mrs. William
Gettinger. Mrs. J. b. Goldberg. Mrs J.
f.. Pike Miss Alma A. Pfeuger, Mrs.
Lionel Hastings and Mrs J. Romero.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

Rachel Crothers. Mrs C. Oliver lselin'
Mrs. William II. Bliss. Mrs. Philip Ly-
dir. Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon and
Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

The first o. course Of six lectures
on The World War will be given by
Dr. Hester Donaldson Jenkins, former
professor of history IN Constantlnople
College, on December 1, 'at the Hotel
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hodges, OF i3o
West ll6th ST., vii! spend ThanAsgiv-
ing in Boston.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

Astor. under the auspices Of the wom-
cn's department Of the New York Peace
Society. The other dates are December
8 and Is ard January ,, II and 10.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

society rs interested in the gala per-
,o,mance which Anna Paylowa and her
,nshpSny are to give next Tuesday even
,Ss az 'he Metropolitan Opera House for
rae oenent of the American Red Cross
> Ise seIlormalee Wall be given
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

The marriage of Miss Gwendolin
Condon. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas O.. Condor. 10 Philip D.. Ar
noUr elder son Of Mrs. Patrick A..
Valentine. will take place on January
IN the Church Of the Heavenly Rest
and viii be followed by a reception al
The home Of the brides parents, 20
East 1hth ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-29

her association with Fred A. Stone
next month to become the principal
figure in an English revue to be pro-
duced by Alfred Butt. the London
vaudeville impresario.
George NJ. Cohan, having obtained
the right TO dramatic 1.-The Miracle
Man" from its author, Frank l. Pack
ard, has made that novel ready for the
stage.
A new play will be made for Mrs.
Fiske by John Luthe Long and Frank
Stayton. 1t will be a costume com
edy" in the period of the 18th century.
On Feb. 16 Mrs. Fiske will revive
Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh" for season
of three months in eastern cities.
For William Faversham's presenta-
ton of "Othello" Miss Constance Col
lier has been engaged for the role of
Emilia
The players who will support Miss
Christie Macdonald week after next at
the Illinois. Chicago, in "Sweetheartss
are Tom McNaughton, Lionel Walsh.
Thomas Conkey. Miss Ethel DuPe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-29

This means that he gives true value
to the human emotions. The story
concerns Ruth. young girl of Is with
unusual ability as an artist. The
death of her father and illness of her
mother necessitates her being left
alone in New York. She falls a victim
to the magnetism of youth and Mr..
Sumner portrays the regeneration
power of pure, intense love in virile
fashion. The theme of the play is
sociologic, however, and il is treated as
drama rather than as a clinic as in
Damaged Goods THE Natural Law
is beautifully staged and cast of well
known players Will depict this story of
life. The cast includes Charles w.
Dingle, Leo Lindhart, Arthur Cappelen.
John Grey, Agnes Lee, Ray Kehm and
Ann Tasker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-29
AT THE ILLINOIS.

"The Chocolate Soldier" is enjoying
its third season Of undated popularity
and las broken the old rule that "fami
larity breeds contempt" In the case
of this masterpiece Of Oscar Straus
and the Vfennese school Of music, the
familiarity that the American people
T,ossess OF The Chocolate Soldier.
with its captivating melodies and its
scintillating wit. has only MADE thenl
more eager to repeat the experience OF
an evening in the company OF the
Chocolate Soldier. This explains the
coming OF the exquisite opera boune
that oscar Straus and his associates
fashioned from George Bernard Shaw
immortal comedy. Arms and the Man.
TO the Illinois tomorrow night. Not
content with the strength II his com
many last season and the widely re-
marked beauty OF his scenic equip
ment. Mr.. whitney. the producer OF
.sTbe Chocolate Soldier" has sought
20 surpass Ais former achievements
and 70 increase II possible. the power
OF spell that the romantic Bulgarian
atmosphere and the witching music
casts over every audience The Whit
uev Opera company Is something OF a
phenomenon among light opera com
panies. for IL Is a rule OF DIR. Whit
news. one which he rarely breaks. that
every member shall have a grand
opera training This means richer
and more Intelligent rendering OF all
tho subleties OF the music, and in
sures A dramatic unison which Is all
fmportan. To the success OF an opera
,,.t,fcf ofFers rs many dramatic OppOr-
tunlties as does The CBOcolate Sol
der" such well known names a.
Nannette Kopetsky, LOttie Collins.