New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

wedding.
Another engagement announced last
week was that Of Miss Emile Nash,
daughter of Mrs James Nash. of South
Norwalk, Conn, formerly Of Montclair,
y j.. to Gardiner Trowbridge. son of
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Trowbridge, of
81 East 34th ST. The wedding will take
place early next year.
Mrs. Frank L. Stratton. of 80 West
Doth ST., has announced the engagement
Of her daughter. Miss Helen Blagdcn
Rich. TO Frederick Becl, Patterson. son
Of John Il. Patterson, Of Dayton. Ohio.
Miss Rich was introduced TO society
several seasons ago. The wedding will
take place on New Years Day i'm the
chapel of st. Georges Church, and
reception will follow at the home Of
Victor Harris, l40 West 57th st.
Mrs. William Jay Schieffelin, Mrs.
Seth Low. Mrs. Henry Seigman. Mrs
II. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs Robert T.
Morris. Mrs George Haven Putnam.
Mrs. Charles Il. Ditsou. Mrs. William
II. Fox. Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge,
Mrs. Willard ID. Straight. Mrs. Hert Ell,
l. Satterlec. Mrs. BENJAMIN NicOll. AIRS
Peter 3. Olney. Mrs. Archibald Douglas
and Mrs. Chester Griswold are among
those who have taken seats or boxes
for the performance Of THE Spur az
the Cor, Theatre tomorrow afternoon
for the benefit Of the Belgian Relief
Fund
Under TIE auspices of the University
Forum of America, Lieutenant W.
Nephew King, L. s. y, will give a talk.
illustrated with motion pictures. or
"McXico in Peace and Mexico in War
ON Thursday evening. November D, at
the Plaza. After the lecture there will
be general dancing in the rose ball
room, and "a special supper will be
served in the palm garden. Lieutenant
King viii have as his special guests
on this occasion Admiral Fletcher and
his staff from the flagship New York
and Captain Rush of the United States
tattleship Florida.
Among the members Of the executive
committee of the forum are Mrs. John
Jacob Astor, Mr.. and Mrs. V. Bourke
Cochran. Mrs. George J. Gould. Mrs
Wilbur A. Bloodgood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert H. Gary, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Thompson Seton. Joseph II. Choate.
Henry Clews. Nicholas +. Brady. Miss
Grace H. Dodge and George +. Brokaw.
Society is taking great interest in
the Soiree-artistique. which is to be
given at the Relocation on the after
moons and evenings of November and
10. for the benefit OF destitute families
of artists in France. The details are
about perfected for these perform
ances. which are to be given under the
auspices of the Society of Beaux-Arts
Architects. which so successfully pro
duced last winter the Venetian fctc
known as the "Bali of the Fine Arts.
Lucien Bonheur. who managed the
French Drama Society last winter III
New York. has permitted the members
Of his company TO participate III the
entertainment and included i'm the pro-
eramme there viii be One-act French
play. by Edmond Rostand or Francois
Coppct. i'm which will appear Nine.
Yorska. Jose Ruben and others. There
will be series Of talbesus represent
ing fliezes from ancient Euuscau
vases and carly cameo sculpture.
iu the voca! numbers George Mt
chel. Miss Grcta Iorpaoic and Mss
Grace Hoffman VIII interpret. 10 cos
tune. a group Of the Bergerette OF the
eighteenth century
The final number OF the pr0gl anime
will be the Judgment OF Paris,
pastoralc i'm pantomime, composed ny
Howard Gveeuley. who arranged ana
directed the ballet OF the Ball OF the
Firo Arts" Mr.. Greenley has had the
assistance Of Kenneth NJ. Murchlson IN
arranqinq and directing the music for
The pautomime. and several OF the
musical numbers therein arc OF MI
Nurchison's own compositlon.
The pantomimc viii consist OF
eorics Of episodes leading up to the
famous Judgment Of Mount Ida, with
he tragic results In the destiny OF
Troy. Among the cast may be men
toned Mrs. Richard Bennett, Mrs.
Tao~dou Gcpr. Miss Gertrude bOrd,
Mis- Elizabeth GardincT. Miss inca SON
.un of the ROYAL Copcnhager Ballet
Me. Florence Bcycr and Miss ANITA
Wood The several episodes VIII nc
under the direction Of Mrs. l2ngdou
Gcer. Miss lnga Sontum and MISS FIor-
Lloyd Warren. chairman Of the com
mittce. announces that tickets may DC
procured by applying 70 HIM al 10
East 47th ST.: to the Ritz-Csrlton Hotter
or 10 any of the Tyson ohlces' on an"
after Monday. October 26.
Arrangements have been maze by
which tables may be reserved az l"e
Pitz-Carlton for luncheon ana olhner
preceding the performances ana a
large number nave already 2Nalleu
themselves of this privilege.
tn raise funds for the maintenance
o. the Waite Door settlement, az III
Clinton ST.. a series Of six lectures on
r-esort dav problems wlN be gwen I'll
Tho ballroom Of Dclmonlco S, beginning
NOV, Tuesday morning. The t'lY
IN be Che title OF the first lecture
and IL viii be presented by Frederic
O. Howe. Commissioner OF Immigration
md director of Che Pcop.c's In titute.
OtLor l,ctrrc- win be delivered 10y Ifo-
reesor =. r. Chotwell. Of Columbia Oni.
,..r.itv: Professor Eosc oe Pound OF
U~--grl: William C.. Redhold, Secrc-
t,rv of Commerce; Dr. Frcderck A:
Cleveland director OF the Bureau OF
Municipal Research. and FroleSSoI
Talcott Williams. OF Columbia OniVe'-
sity. A. L,.-
Low ! SHEPARD. Mrs. John Hays Ham
,,o,d Mrs William Y. s. Thorne, Mrs.
John c. Breckenridge, Mrs. Charies j.
~ Ms Edward Hardness. Mrs.
Samuel X. Galloway. Mrs. Henry Sloane
Coffin and Mrs. seth A!illken.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
John r. Wilson, treasurer. 2"o west
18th 81.
over three hundred paintings. bronzes,
marbles and etchnCs have been sent ih
nv artists all over America for the ar
ovnoeition and sale 20 5e held from
October 2S TO November 10 I'm the
pictro studios. $40 Fifth av" Cor ,n"
boneft of he European war sufferers.
oNNN 60. f.... . co., ..,ifl Ls Given