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Yale Players Coming to Town to
Present Three One Act PLAYS

New York young men make up n
large part OF the cast of the Yale
Dramatic Association. which will pre-
sent three one act plays at the W,ald )rf-
Astoria on Saturday afternoon and eve-
ming. February IA.
Rufus L. King. prcsidei OF the Tale
Dramatic Association, who for the last
three years has taken the l-adnL
feminine parts in the college produc-
tons, has retired this year from the
position ~ leading lady" and will APP
pear as the young lieutenant, Frits. in
the Sudermaun play Of German military
life. "Friilchcn." Other New York men
in Ia" east OF "Tr.:@rhcn" are :. =.
Dudg" IN IN" r'lc If the old mother
and Frank ". futile as Lieut. Won Hcl-
l'rptort 10th appear also in other plays
on ~" hill puiS" - WUuFr'd YcStcr
IN shades IF Night and futile as
simon FoUrHi', in "Gringoire.'
Georg" lie r Lord. who plays capt.
Terence Triycu in Shades OF Night"
is a New Yorker, as are Oliver l.. Jen-
nines, the NicoIc IN "Gringoire": :. y.
Davenport business manager OF the as
sociation. and Edgar VI. Wonllcy. who
has coached the productions rhls year.
Tn" three on" act plays that
viii he presented are shades o:
Night. ny Capt. Robert Marshall
which was successfully played In
London 10y Forbes Robert son, Grin
goire," by Theodore de RanNille. n ro-
mantle comedy nj the time OF Louis
/ Nj, which was produced AT the Coincide
/ Francaisc, with toqueln IN the cast,
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LAKEWOOD HOLIDAY PLANS,

LAKEWOOD, ". j.. Feb, while In
formal social functions In Lakewood's
villa and hotel colony have served 20
sort Is looking forward TO the approa CHI
ing holidays and the more formal and
elaborate events that will follow. Lin
coins Birthday will find severabie fetes
arranged. For Washington's Birthday a
large influx of visitors as usual, Is OK
rectcd, and tho fact that the celebration
this year comes on a Monday IL expected
TO give unusual activity to the week end
With tho continuation Of springlike
weather this week sojourners here have
taken to horseback riding and golf and
one or two enthusiastic visitors have been
out on the tennis courts. Rambles through
the woods and the lake promenade are es-
pcclally popular during this warm spell,
while boating and canoeing claim their
followers.
Luncheons, teas and card parties have
filled the calendar this week. Miss Kath-
crime l.. Hinsdale gave n tea In her Fifth
street home for Miss Warren OF Wal
than. Mass, Among those who called
were Mrs. Henry Oliver Walker. Miss
Cornelia Schwartz. Miss Ferris, Mrs de
Montalvo. Mrs, Nicholas Mcdowell, Miss
Maud Bainbridge and the Misses Glover.
At tho home OF Mrs. Tunis q. Bergen
Lakewood folk who are interested In social
welfare work heard an interesting ac-
count of the methods employed at the
Corner House In Norwood, Mass. Miss
Ross Of Boston. who Is interested IN the
Corner House work and who is visiting
Miss Wakefield. head nurse Of the Paul
II. kimball Hospital. gave the lecture.
Twenty-Five boxes have been sold for
the 8, p. c. A. benefit entertainment which
Mrs. Jasper Lynch will give In the
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and il still in that classic theatres
repertoire and "Frit2chen.' 10y Her
man Sudermann. which had in its orig
inal cast two famous German players.
Josef kainz and Agnes Sorma. Shades
of Night" has never been seen in this
country. "Gringoire" has been played
In this country by Lawrence Barrett
and Nat Goodwin
The Yale Dramatic Association on
poets TO have Its own theatre in New
Haven in a few years. IL already has
site in addition To building fund
Of 10000, and is having preliminary
plans for the university playhouse pre-
pared
Among the patroncsscs are Mrs.
George Il Curtelyou. Mrs T.. H. Harr-
man. Mrs. ogden II. hammond. Mrs
H. g. du Val, Mrs. Henry Dick Mrs
Francis /: Dodge. Mrs. William par
rach, Mrs. Gilbert Colgate, Mrs
Frederick Brooks, Mrs Henry y. Errs
made. Mrs. Charles T.. BiGelow. Mrs.
Lindon W. Bates. Mrs. Henry - TIFF
fanny. Mrs Condo I; Thorn. Mr.. = 10.
Ilinc. Mrs. Buell. TIollister, Mrs. Rich
ard NJ. llurd, Mrs. G. l., Ids, Mr. T.
:. isham, Mrs Thomas n kue, Mr.
Henry G. Mclean. Mrs. Grosv"ror Nlo1-
olas. Mrs Robert c. Myles Mrs VII
lam Il. Proctor. Mrs. G W Romcvn
Mr.. Dean Sage Mrs T. \ Sumn"r
( Mrs George NJ Swift. Mrs. Z.
, l.. Tiffany. Mrs Frederck Van Reuron.
I lr Mrs : oakley Wander POel Mrs
". Seward webb. Mrs. rayre WhNn"'
/ Mrs Winsow r Williams. Mrs 9 l."
/ W,slcott and Mrs Il Woodruff
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Now!

rideflt OF New Yorh are at the Laurel.
in-the-plucS
William Ross Proctor. Jr. OF New York
IL entertaining at the Laur--in-the- Pines
II n Tittmauu. Jr.. Of 81. Louis ana
II. w Cassard OF Grand Rapids. Mich
Mr. and Mrs, \. J. Morgan OF arch
mont are at The Laurel House
Mr., ana Mrs Adrian T. Herman of
Brooklyn have Joined friends at the Lau-
rel House
John W BEATTY. director Of finance in
the Carnegie Institute. Fittsburg. and Miss
Helen NJ. Beatty are registered at the
Laurel-in-the- Pines
Arrivals this week from the me,ropolj-
tan districts Include
Laurel m tho Pines--W William r. Proc.
toy, Mrs, \ X. Wha.cy. Miss Mildred
Whal,y Mrs. j. iiartog. q. G. Rice. l.. r
Stancin, i. l.. GandreauX. Miss Mary T.
Donovan Walter ! NJ Donovan, Mrs Guy
', Henry, James l.. Morse. Mr. and Mrs
Il. : Brewster Ny. and Mrs G. T. Stevens
Theodore Sedgwick, William Ross Proctor
Jr, a. L. Foster Mrs, q. Shelton. a. A.
NcLaury, Robert Hager. Jr,, Clinton Gil
bert. Miss Maude prugan. Mrs. Charles
Hotlum. Henry J. Dawson. A. II. Cosden.
Edward d. Cosden. Mr. and Mrs T. h
Macy Mr.. and Mrs, c. W. Hodges. Paul
j. Morris s IT, stone. J. J, rhelan. Mrs
G. c. Franciscus Miss Fila Young, Mrs r.
s Armstrong. the Misses Armstrong. Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund G, Vaughan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Whitla,ch, Mrs Harry
Allen Mrs, L. s. B!ge!ow and MI and
Mrs, s. y. Jadwin of New York u. II.
Mcpherson, Mrs. :. l.. Finley. Miss ~
Finley. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Ring.
Louis Ring and Fred Brown OF BROOKLYN.
Laurel House William Ryle, Miss Ryle,
Mrs. NJ, Flynn, Mrs, j. O'Nela. Mrs. G.
Gray Dtnsmore, Mrs, G, A. Sackett, Dr.
and Mrs, Perry Dickie Miss Helen r..
Williams, u. T. Wright. James Turner, W.
John Murray A. Waechter Mrs. Charles
Warren Hunt. Miss Alice Riggs, Douglass
y. Dickie, Mrs +. NJ. Weld Mrs O.
Meurer, George II. Newton Or and Mrs.
o, Hensel. Mrs w, A. Janison, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ, j. Sanger, Mr., and Mrs, Frank o.
| Roe. Mrs. a. $, Crockett. Miss Louise
| Crockett Mr., and Mrs j. Romano
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Denison, Mrs
Lawrence Newport Mrs. ]. n. I'M, George
A. Brady, Mr., and Mrs. William H.
| browning. Miss Theresa ID. Browning of
| New York Mr. and Mrs. +. y. schmidt
| Mr. and Mrs Hugh II, Jalin, II. f.. Shlrk,
Harry V. pousherty and Mrs l.. g. Irwin
OF Brooklyn,
Bartlett Inn, H. Springer. Mr.. and
Mrs. $. " Abbott. James " Boyd Ed
ward r. Hayes Paul H. Reynolds. Mr.. and
Mrs a, W. Warner. Mr.. and Mrs r. T.
| Let's, Mr., and Mrs H. A, Rors. a. Rosen,
James w Kelly, y, Rooney. J. 4. Nande-
grft and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schucl of New
York; Charles ]. Cassidy. @. Mclaughlin
and John 7. Lewis OF Brooklyn,
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NEW TEAROOM AT HOT SPRINGS.

HoT SPRINGS, Va, Feb. 7--March . will
be opening day for the Mile End tea room
new resort which will be available for
the spring season In the Pole Cottage
beyond the tollgate. Tea WILDE served on
opening day free of charge and music will
he furnished for dancing. That the food
may not conflict with the diet lists OF
visitors taking the cure here special atten-
ton will be given the cuisine and ONLY
the most delicate of homemade salads.
cake and sandwiches will be served
DR. Andrew Fleming West. dean Of tie
Princeton Collegiate School. IL here for
some weeks of golf and the baths. and tue
first Of the week took several long tramps
with William Cooper Proctor of Cincin.
natl, who was one OF the most liberal
contributors toward the recent new build
ings at Princeton.
February will bring the usual colony %
Canadians to the Homestead. Mrs =
Robinson OF Winnipeg and Miss "
walkirson of Toronto arrived this week
and Mrs. A. ". Austin and the Misses
Austin OF Toronto are expected next wccl
George T. Nelson OF New York arrived
here the first OF the week for a few DAYS
on his way to Pnehurst
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Waller Will a..
rive from New York the first OF ney,
lnonln lot tHe spflng season, ana othcrs
who Will arrive between now and thl'
time are julius Walsh and Mrs Man,
OF -. Louis Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Parkcg.
MIR, and Mrs Edward =. Silis and r. Is
Castor and party Of New York. Mr. md
Mrs. Joseph Brewer, Boston. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles r BroOkcr. Auspuia. conn
Mrs. q. Marshall Allen and Mr. and NJ
Leonard T.. Ware and family
Miss Lillian liYde. an American go''.
who has won a number Of wDmau's chan.
pionships, - expected al the Homestead
with a party of friends on her way 4a
from Palm Beach
Henry llurlburt q Boston LAWYER p
rived At the Homestead with Mrs Hur
/ burt this week. ana other late arrivals "
clude Mr.. and Mrs benjamin - pasks
Of New York. VINO are taking golf lessons
ard Mi and Mrs. J. y Loves OF New
York
Charles \ Ellison Of Charleston. &. g.
spent the first OF the week her" the guest
Of Nj ard Mrs. Louis T. Fulton Of New
York and was their guest at luncheon
on" day at Fasseferu Farm.
Rear Admiral aud Mrs charles Foy q
Wash .rgton and Mr. and Mrs f. F. story
Of New York. after completing the Guy
here, have returned home.
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dinner on February % at her home. SO
West Seventeen street
Mrs George G. De Lacy Will eiyc an
auction bridge party at her ho-s S16
West Ninety-fourth street, on &Abru-
AIRY 26
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Arndt will en-.
terrain at dinner at their home. $50 West
1920 street, on Saturday. February Fl.
Mrs Edward -. jerks OF SAB West
l47th street. gave the first In series OF
four bridge parties on Tuesday at her
home The other parties will be on Feb
ruary 10, II and "a.
Tho BETHEL Sisterhood and the Young
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~ J. Queck- Beiner regent Of Nathaniel
Woodruff Chapter.
The next regular meeting Of the Post
Parliament. Mrs John Fowler Trow. pres
ident, will be held Friday at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. II will be In charge OF the
political science committee. with Miss
Jeanette Fergus Baird as chairman The
subject for discussion will be I'm the con-
servation Of forests. water power and min
erals the power of the Federal Govern
ment should Ice paramount to that OF the
State"
The national society United States
Daughters OF 1872 had two more of Its
series OF current talks at Sherry's last
Friday and Saturday. Miss Janet Richa rds
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Observation-Disclosures the latter part OF TINS
month. The exact date is Undecided. nut
has been tentatively fixed for the Friday
before Washington's Birthday.
Among the luncheons Of the week was
one given by Miss Dorothy Tracey at the
Country Club Several Yale men who
are visiting the resort were among the
guests MIR. and Mrs Frederick a. Potts
entertained at club luncheon Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Anderson OF New YORK
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Allen and Mrs.
Hoyt of Chicago have taken Lake
Drive cottage for the remainder OF the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Thaw Sd have
gone to Palm Beach, Fla.
Miss Georgine 1selin and Miss NJ. A.
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the newest tango pantdloOns or tie .l..s
formal ball gowns.
Sir Robert and Lady Hadield. vino Avs
just closed a visit here during whirn tn.v
took the cure, devoted considcrahl" '.rs
to learning the newest steps Of thu ta.go.
maxixc, furlana and the hesitation waltz
under the instruction OF Miss Rae Arnold,
who later goes to Aiken. whore the Had.
fields have taken a cottage for the winter.
Others who have been learning the new
steps have Included Mr.. and Mrs u.
Pinkey. Henry w. Anderson. MIR and Mrs.
J. Howard Slocum and Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert NJ. Hartman. who came down fr,d
the baths and are returning carly N
March for the spring season, which p.um-
ises to be unusually gay.
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Mrs Walter Mortimer Werner OF ?27
Riverside Drive has invitations out for
a dance for her debutante daughter, Miss
Charlotte Foxwell Werner. n will he
held at the Plaza on Freddy, February 90.
Mrs. Bartholomew Harry and Miss
Elsie Elise Burns have cards out for re-
ception at their home. l6 East sixty
third street. on Thursday. February 10.
Mrs. Harvey Tyson White will give \
reception to the members OF the Ma
t.onsl Society Of Patriotic Women OF
America on Wednesday. February IS.
Mrs. J. Heron Crosman 10 president OF
the society.
Mrs. William Durland will entertain
with bridge at her home. West Eighty
first street. on Monday. February 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dustin HURT Of
los Central Park West have arranged
10 sail for Europe on February FL. They
will pass six weeks in Italy.
Mrs. Charles Louis scard will give
n dance on Friday evening at her home,
1923 West Seventy-seventh street
with an auction bridge party tomorrow
afternoon at her home. 1873 West Seven
ty-fifth street
Mrs. Cyrus l.. suizberger of 5ls West
End avenue will give a dinner party on
February II.
Mrs Edward Frowenfeld will give n
! dance on Tuesday evening at her home,
80 West Seventy first street.
In honor of Mrs. Frederick Nathan
Mrs. william Tod Helmuth will give a
| luncheon on Thursday at her home, 800
Central Park West.
Mrs. Samuel Lane Gross will give a
! matinee party on Wednesday In honor of
Mrs, William Rogers Chapman. president
OF the Rubinstein Club,
Mrs. Richard Esterbrook has cards out
| for a bridge party on Tuesday at her
apartments In the Great Northern Hotel.
Miss Zelna Baylns OF SO West Fifty
seventh street, will be at home on Thurs
days In February
Mrs. William Lee Ward of 1877 West
Seventeen street will give "A dance at the
Marie Antoinette on February go for her
debutants daughter. Miss Virginia Center
| Ward.
Mrs ~. A. MACPHERSON Of 0 East Eigh-
tieth street will give dance on Thursda y
at Delmonico's.
Mrs. r. O. Dorset will entertain Al
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WHITE SULPHUR DANCING MAD.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W, Va. Feb
7-Reservations for the Washington's
Birthday anniversary ball, which will be
preceded by dinner. are heavy and indi-
cations are that there will be big crowd
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EXIT THE WANT,

was the speaker. Tho next meeting viii
take place at Sherry's Friday at 10 10
A. NJ. Mrs. William Gerry Slade, as pres
ident. has charge OF these talks
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Mrs. Bartholomew Harry and Mis-.
Elsie Elise Burns have cards out for a re
ception at their home. i6 East sixty
third street. on Thursday. February 10.
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Mrs. Walter Mortimer Werner OF ?s7
Riverside Drive has invitations out for
dance for her debutante daughter, Miss
Charlotte Foxwell Werner. II will he
held at the Plaza on Freddy. February 90.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dustin HURT Of
los Central Park West have arranged
10 sail for Europe on February Fl. They
will pass six weeks in Italy.
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Mrs. william Lee Ward of 1877 West
Seventeen street will give a dance at the
Marie Antoinette on February go for her
debutante daughter. Miss Virginia Center
Ward.
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Mrs. Charles Louis Sicard will give
n dance on Friday evening at her home.
329 West Seventy-seventh street
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Mrs. Harvey Tyson white will give n
reception to the members OF the Ma
t!onsl Society Of Patriotic Women OF
America on Wednesday. February IS.
Mrs. J. Heron Crosman 10 president OF
the society.
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Mrs. William Durland will entertain
with bridge at her home. West Eighty
first street, on Monday, February IS.
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Mrs. Richard Rodriguez will entertain
with an auction bridge party tomorrow
afternoon at her home. 1873 West Seven
ty-ffth street.
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Mrs. n. A. MACPHERSON OF 0 East Eigh-
tieth street will give a dance on Thursda y
at DelmOnico's.
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Miss Zelna Baylns OF SO West Fifty
seventh street. will be at home on Thurs
days In February.
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Mrs. Cyrus L. Sulzberger OF 5l6 West
End avenue will give dinner party on
February II.
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Continued from Thid rag,
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Mrs. r. O. Dorset will entertain a
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Mrs. Richard Esterbrook has cards out
for bridge party on Tuesday at her
apartments In the Great Northern Hotel.
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Mrs. Edward Prevented will give n
dance on Tuesday evening at her home
90 West Seventy-frst street.
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In honor of Mrs. Frederick Nathan
Mrs william Tod Helmuth will givs
luncheon on Thursday at her home. 800
Central Park West.
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Mrs Samuel Lane Gross will give a
matinee party on Wednesday In honor Of
Mrs William Rogers Chapman. president
of the Ruhinh1ein Cluh
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At the benefit performance OF The
Land OF Promise" at the Lyceum Thea
tire last week under the auspices OF the
alumnae OF St Joseph's College. Brent
wood. l.. l.. the box holders were the
Right Rev. Charles T.. Mcdonnell. Mrs.
George T.. Roesch. president OF the alum
ne; Mrs. Julia NJ Cullen, Mrs. William
c. Courtney. Mrs, John G, OKeefe, Mrs,
James ]. Gormey, Martin A. Metzner and
NJ A. Forgotston.
Among others In the audience were w.
Rourke Cochran, William Sohmer, George
]. Gillespie, Thomas +. Smith, Congress-
man George w Loft Francis J. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Bedel, Mr.. and
Mrs q, w. Binks. Felix A, Donnelly, John
r. Golden. William Dalton. Mr., and Mrs.
NJ " Mcdonald, Edwin NJ. DAcy, Mrs,
Charles Joseph McKenna, Mrs. ]. II.
Moran, Miss Kathleen O'Neill and Miss
Josephine Regain,
The programme girls were the Misses
Geneviove Graham. Isabella Crowley. Ber-
nadctte Carey, Alta Cooke, Bessie Rus
sell. Marion Fairly, Evelyn Kennedy Clara
Bockhorst. Grace Butler, Mary Conner
ford, Anna A. Hynes. Mary Harden. Mary
Mccormack and Mary Maher
The members of knicke rbocker Chapter
Dauehters Of the American Revolution
the organization OF the chapter last sun
dag by holding a patriotic service at the
Old First Presbyterian Church. Fifth ave.
nue. and Twelfth street,
Among those In attendance were Mrs
William Cumming Story. president general
OF tho national society, D. a. r., Mrs
Simon Baruch. regent Of Knickerbockei
| Chapter Mrs, Joseph s. Wood. honorary
state regent of New York Mrs. William
r. Stewart, president of Washington's
Headquarters Association Mrs Living
| ston II. Schuyler, regent of Manhattan
| Chapter: Miss Susanna Stone. regent Oi
] regent Of Staten Island CHAPTER; Mrs. =
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Under the auspices OF the Smith Col
leee Club of New York Maude Adams will
give benefit performance OF THE Leg
end Of Leonora" Tuesday evening,
February "a, ut the Empire Theatre. The
proceeds from the AFFAIR will be devoted
to furnishing the library of the new
building OF the Women's University Club
The committee In charge Includes Miss
Kenyon Of 22l West EiGhtysecond street,
from whom tickets may he had. Mrs
Charles H. Norton. Mrs Barrett H. With
erbee. Miss Curtis, Miss Dwight and Miss
Simpson.
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The silver anniversary Of the New York
Woman's Press Club will be celebrated on
Wednesday at the Waldorf Astoria The
entire ballroom floor has been engaged for
the occasion There will be dancing in
the myrtle room and cards in the east
ROOM and the general programme will be
carried out in the Astor gallery. II will
include a greeting from the president.
Mrs Haryot Holt Dey. addresses by Mrs.
Fannie Tucker Low, on "The Early Days
OF the Woman's Press Club" John T..
Keller. on 1.-THE Managing Editor" Ernest
Thompson Seton. on newspapers I Have
Known" Mrs. Helen II, Gardner, 1.-THE
Spirit of Hospitality"; Mrs, Myra Il.
lord 1.-THE Woman of the Newspapers"
Nixola Greeley-Smth, Interviewing as a
Fine Art" and Andrew w. Ford, "In-
spiration."
There will be tenor solos by Ellison Won
Hoose contrato solo by Nine. Marienno
Flahaut. who will sing n selection from
"Samson and Delilah': cello numbers by
y. Vaska. Swedish folk songs In costume
by rrocken Ebba Biorkborn and fancy
dances by Mime, Pauline RcGnier
There will he silver souvenirs for the
occasion, The club has had but four
presidents since It's organization. Mrs
Jennie June Croly. the Rev Phebe A.
Hanaford, Nine. Katherine Evans Won
Klenner and Mrs Iiaryot Holt Dcy.
The annual costume dance OF the
Pieiades Club will be given at the Hotel
breVoort on Friday evening. February 90
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The Portia Club. Miss Jeanette Fergus
Baird president. will give Its twelfth an
nual luncheon on Saturday at the Hotel
Astor. The committee on arrangements
Is composed OF Mrs. Thomas Bendel Mrs
+. x. Marshall and Mrs. Henry Allen lie
Ney.
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A large whist party will be given this
afternoon at the Leslie. Eighty-third
street and Broadway, by several members
OF the Young Ladies' and Gentlemen's
League OF the Hospital for Deformities
and Joint Diseases. for the benefit Of the
hospital On the committee in charge are
Miss Sadie Kohner. Miss Lillian Rieko-
Wits. Miss Rae = Norden and Miss
Gladys Joel. a dance for the benefit OF
the hospital will be held on Friday eve
ming March 6. at Breton Hall. Miss
Lillian b. iilee is chairman OF the COM
mittee.
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The monthly meeting OF the Daughters
Of ohio. Mrs Elizabeth Gowdy Baker.
president. takes place tomorrow after
noon Mt the Waldorf-Astoria. Miss Bran
ley Moore will give some interpretative
dancing. Mrs Grace Jones Jackson will
play a number OF selections on the piano.
and Mary and Constance Wolfe. II and
. years old. respectively. will be seen In
the balcony scene from ROMEO and
Juliet"
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The Nrst OF series OF assembly
dances 20 he given by the National Call
! fornia Club is scheduled for next Friday
| at the Plaza. This will be the valentine
! dance. on the committee are Mrs. g.
/ t'pton Hallett. Mrs. Louis G. White. Mrs
/ Charles f. Houghton. Mrs. j. r. Nounnan.
| Mrs. Robert s. Moffitt, Miss Edyth
| Turner. Mrs, William r. Stewart and Mrs.
/ Thomas j Vivian
on the floor committee are Prof C. Z,
| Houghton, Dr. Alfred A. Fisher Louis G.
| White. ]. Frye Nounnan. Jr, and Will
| lam Wolf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-24
The Barefoot Hour.

Have you a barefoot hour in your
day?
This is one of the essentials Of q
beautiful foot, and should not be neg.
lected.
In the morning, while dressing, do
not put on your shoes and stockings
until the very last thing, and at night
make them the first articles to come
off.
Disdain bedroom slippers, hose Or
any other covering, and let your feet
remain unclothed for as long period
as possible. Do not sit or lie STILL
however, for any but small Fraction
of time. What your feet need is ac
tivity while unrestricted by shoe or
hose.
Exercise Of the toes will strengthen
the arch and give you that high instep
which makes almost any shoe fit ST.
perbly. And what is more. no bare
foot enthusiast will ever be afflicted
with aching muscle-worn feet.