New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
Engagement to Maitland
Dwight, of MOrristOwn,
n. j., Announced.
NINE. CONT TO
GIVE, RECITAL
Concert This Afternoon in Car
negic Hall for the Red
Cross Hospital.

Of 40 20 East I'D street. have announced
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
LYDIA colt Butler SO Maitland Dwight
Of M0rristown. y. j. Miss Butler was
introduced 10 society two winters ago.
She is a granddaughter OF the late Will
lam Allen Builder Miss Louise r. But
ler q debutante Of the season. IS her
sister Mr. Dwight is a son Of the Rev.
and Mrs Franklin g. Dwight, Of The
Holt. Morristowu. y. j. lie was gradu-
ated from Princeton in 1911 and was
president OF his class. No date has been
set FOR the wedding.
Nine Emilia Cont soprano viii give
a song recital next Thursday afternoon
at the Little Theatre Among the pa
tronesses are Mrs. Garden Knox Bell,
Mrs. william Church Osborn. Mrs Ralph
Sanger. Mrs. James Speyer, Mrs. Morris
*. Jesup. Mrs. William +. lseiin Mrs.
Geraldyn Redmond. Mrs. George j..
Gould. Mrs L.nzee Blagden, Mrs. Will
lam Il. Osgood Field and Mrs. Freder-
lex W. Whitridee.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aux
iliaries and officers OF the hospital a
concert will he given this afternoon In
Carnegie Hall for the benefit of the
New York Red Cross Hospital Among
the artists who will appear are Nine.
Olive Fremstad. Miss Carolyn Beebe,
pianist, and George Barrere, futist.
Among those who. gave dinners last
hi ArG
VI. Orme Wilson, Mrs. Julian w. Rob
bins and Mrs. J. Stevens Ulman.
Mrs. Benjamin s Guinness, Of No. 8
Washington Square North, gave thea
tire party last night, and afterward took
her guests TO the cafe Boulevard for
supper. Lady Constant Stewart Richard
son danced.
The sewing class In aid Of the Cath
Ole Institute FOR the Blind met for the
first time this season yesterday morning
at the home OF Mrs. Jacob l.. Phillips,
No. 40 East 67th street. Mgr. Lavelle, Of
st. Patrck's Cathedral, made BRIEF ad-
dress.
Mrs and Mrs. ]. o. II. Pitney have
arrived in town from Morristown, y. j.
and are at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. A. Holland Forbes and her daugh-
ter. Miss Natalie Forbes have gone TO
the Kirkwood Hotel, Camden. s. c., TO
remain until the end OF the month.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Brigham Carhart'
OF No. i1s East 3sth street. left the
city yesterday for Palm Beach TO JON
their daughter, Miss Ethel A. Csrhart
Mr. and Mrs. Paul d. Cravath will
sail for Europe on March a.
Mrs. oliver Hartman will give
small dinner at the Ritz on Thursday
next. and will afterward take her guests
TO the theatre.
Miss Elise Ladew, Harvey 5. Ladew'
Miss Mai Watson and Whitewright Wat
son have gone TO Palm Beach to spend
a few weeks.
Mrs. William IL. Wander Peel, OF No.
$40 Park avenue. will give a dance to-
night at the home OF her parents MT
and Mrs. Cornelius X. G.. Billings, Fort
Washington Road and l&th street
Charles Gibson OF Boston, will give
lecture this afternoon on Court Life of
the Nineteenth Century" at the home OF
Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell. No. %
East SD street.
There will be meeting Of the Girls
Branch OF the Public Schools Athletic
League this afternoon at the new home
OF Mrs James Speyer, No. 1903 fifth
avenue.
The first meeting for this season of the
sewing class which works during Lent
for the Madonna Day Nursery VIII be
held this morning at the home OF Miss
Annie Leary. No. 1892 Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan will leave
town tomorrow for Palm Beach.