The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-08

Mrs Emile Van Bell, Mrs. Nelson Wor-
den. Mrs, Alder, Gallatn Weed, Mrs.
Frank Il. Wise, Mrs Francis lnman, Mrs.
John Henry Hanan, Mrs J. H. Johnston,
Mrs. Robert II. McNail Mrs. J. r. Sill
man, Mrs. Bond stow, Mrs. Henry +.
Riddle. Mrs. Charles Y. Sprngue. Mrs.
John II. Judge. Mrs BENJAMIN Lillard.
Mrs. q. w. Carson, Mrs. Albert G. Small
and Mrs. Sdmon Nellie
The tea room Mt the Womans Indus
trial Exhibition on Thursday. l.incoln's
Birthday, will be in charge OF the Free
Industrial School for Crippled Children.
There will be dancing at both the after
noon and evening session. Miss Ella
Louise Henderson will be In charge of the
pAitresses. who include Miss Mabel Pat
erson. Miss Gladys Springer Miss Louise
Treystedt. Miss Dorothy Seaver. Miss
Alice Estele Suter Miss Janet Patterson.
Miss Edith Linton. Miss Hortense ogden,
Miss Marguerite Suter. Miss Florence Me-
Even. Miss Fay Walker. Miss Grace
Narian, Miss Eva Henderson. Miss Elsie
Weser. Miss Pauline Fort, Miss Hannah
Elsasser. Miss Gertrude Weser Miss
Linda * Henderson. Miss Edith Varian,
Miss Dorothy stevens. Miss Emily Spear,
Miss Helen Dutton. Miss Ruth Baker,
Miss Edna Strauch. Miss Frieda Kenyon.
Miss Helen Wesseman, Miss Dorothy
Clarke. Miss Pettice u. Griswold Miss
nedy. Miss Laila Marsals. Miss Agnes
Dunlop. Mrs. Frank n. Lewis. Mrs. Will
lam Casper Dean. Mrs William w
Adams. Mrs. Rodney o. Unz. Mrs NJ. C.
Bearns. Mrs. Mabel II. Bogart. Mrs
Adolphus Raglan Miss GLADYS Andrews
Miss Frances Littlefeld and Miss Dorothy
Elderd.
Miss Anne Morgan. Mrs Walter Dam
rosch Miss Caroline de Forest, Miss
Maude Wetmore, Mrs. James Cushman
Mrs Talcott Williams Mrs. Francis Nc
Neil Bacon. Jr Mrs. j. Plerpont Nor
gan. Miss Mary Calender Mrs. Elgin n
l.. Gould. Mrs. August Belmont. Mrs. Eel
loves Morgan and Miss Rachel Crothers
are among those who have taken tickets
for the last lecture of the series delivered
under the auspices OF the metropolitan
section OF the womens department Ma
tional Civic Federation. The lecture will
he given on Tuesday afternoon at the
Colony Club. The speaker will be Miss
Jane Adams of Hun House. Chicago.
whose subject will be Transitions in
Philanthropy"
Under the auspices Of the Smith Col
leee Club of New York Maude Adams will
give n benefit performance Of THE Leg
end OF Leonora" Tuesday evening
February "a. AT 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 Eighty second street,
from whom tickets may he had Mrs.
Charles H. Norton. Mrs Barrett II, With
erbee. Miss Curtis, Miss Dwight and Miss
Simpson.
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
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. Klee is chairman OF the COM
mttee.
At a tea given NJ the residence OF her
sister. Mrs. Daniel Webster Whitmore, in
Mount Vernon on Wednesday, announce
ment was made of the engagement of
Miss Vivian Marguerite Peck. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Edwin Hatfield Peck. 10
DR.. Walter IL Mcneil, Jr. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter H. Mcneil. also OF
Mount Vernon. Miss Peck is a graAd-
daughter of the late William j. Peck who
was acting Mayor OF New York and
President OF the Board OF Aldermen at
the time OF the civil war. She is n grad
uate Of Rye Seminary at Rye. y. Y
Or. Mcneil is graduate OF Cornell
University Medical College and was house
surgeon of st. Nincents Hospital. this
city, for two years. No date has been
Set for the wedding.
Another engagement announced last
week was that o. Miss Florence l. earn
sey. daughter OF Mrs. Squire Garnsey, 10
Frederick j. Brettman. Jr., of this city.
The announcement was made al a theatre
party given on Wednesday by Mrs earn
sey
Mrs Garnsey took her guests TO Sc.
Billie Burke in The Land of Promise
at the Lyceum Theatre and after ,he per.
Torrance to her home. $40 West Eighty
NTH street, for supper. In the party ir
addition to Miss Garnsey and Mr.. Brett
man were Mr.. and Mrs Dudley L. Hager
Mr. and Mrs. owen a. Garnsey, Mr.. anC
Mrs Rollo y. soper the Misses Lucille
Bentley. Natalie *. Fitch. Marjorie Hor
ton. Emily Brettman and Grace Stocker
and Harold Martin, John Bentley. Davit
p. Purcell. ]. Christopher Marks. Jr., anC
H. Albert Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Augustus Mile
Of 81 West Seventy-second street hav'
announced the engagement OF the
daughter. Miss May Miller. TO John u
Cable son OF Mrs. Frank Y. West by
former marriage Miss Miller is one o
the winters debutantes and is well know
in New London, Conn., where her parent
have summer home Her ancestor
lived In Connecticut for many generations
and ono Of them, Sir Richard Satonstal'
was a Colonial Governor. No date ha
been set for the wedding.
Mrs Isabel d. Coates OF 800 Yves
EiRhty-ffth street has announced the on
xagement OF her daughter Miss Ma
isabel Coates, to Frank Desmond Spragu
Of this city. Mr., Sprague Is gradual
Of Cornell, class II. No date has bee
ct for the wedding
The wedding OF Miss Lillian Edwin
johnson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs I
Edwin Johnson. 10 Joseph Montgomer
Simmons will take place on Wednesda
In the chapel OF the Church of the IN
carnation. The ceremony will he per
formed by the Rev. r. NJ II, Knapp. Mis-
johnson will no attended by Miss Els!
johnson and Miss Ellen Denn,son. Rob
ert Bruel will be the best man, and IN
ushers will be Charles Brand and Thoma
Simmons,
The silver anniversary OF the New Yor
Woman's Press Club will be celebrated q
Wednesday at the Waldorf-Astora- TIL
entire ballroom floor has been engaged 10
h. u.in ha dap