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% East Sixty-third street. The or
chestra seats are 81 and those in the
balcony are So each.
several entertainments have been
planned for Mi Careme week, and
NOM them will be a Nj Careme bal
at the Plaza on the night of March II
for the benefit OF the free Montessori
tenement-schools of New York. The
funds raised will be used toward the
upkeep of the main school, which IS
located at Seventy-seventh street near
the East River. There will be numer-
Gus carnival features to carry out the
spirit of Mi-Careme.
Among the ~patronesses are Mines.
A. Barton Hepburn. Lewis Cass Led
yard. Jr., Bradley Martin. William w.
McAlpin, Clifford Il. Harmon, McDou-
gall Hawkes.. Horace Havemeyer,
Walter b. James, Jules S. Bache, Cor
nelius n. Bliss, William Curtis Demo-
rest. Charles II. Ditson, Cass Gilbert,
Lawrence b.. Gilman, William Ross
Proctor, John Purroy Mitchell, Charles
l.. Tiffany, Herbert L.. Satter.ee, Payne
Whitney, Arthur II. Scribner, Benson
Bennett Sloan, Charles II. Sheriff.,
Oren Root, John l. Waterbury and
John Harsen Rhoades. Mrs. Ernesr
Thompson Seton. Sig Fifth avenue, is
chairman OF the finance committee.
Another Mi-Careme carnival on the
same evening will be that for the bene-
fit of the West Sid Juvenile Club in
the ballroom Of the Ritz-Carlton. As
nearly all who attend will he in fancy
! costume the occasion will take on the
form of a frolic. although fancy dress
will not be obligatory. Rowland 5
| Davis, J. Horton Ijams. Harold Imbrie,
w. Shipper Davis and j. Fahys Cook
are among the officers of the Yves
Side Juvenile Club. Tickets at 81
| each and supper tickets AT SO eac.
may be obtained of Miss Shipper. al
3Ol Lexington ven
There will be a rush of entertain
ments after the close of the Lenter
| season and among the first Dil. he III,
annual costume party for the beneh'
Of Stony Void Sanatorium under th'
auspices OF AUXILIARY No. 10, in tho
| ballroom of the R'tz-Carlton on Easter
Monday night. The nature OF th'
function has not as yet been an
| nounced, but the young o.
the auxiliary will offer something o
a novel and interesting order, as il
their custom. Miss Caroline Alder
Weir is chairman of the committee az
among the other officers are Mrs
| Harold Otis, Mrs. John NJ. Thorne, tn
Misses Helen Sloan, Alice Fay, Agnes
Fowler, Mary Jones, Margaret Hen
derson and Mary Sturges'
There will he general dancing fol
lowing the entertainment.
Pans are being made for sewers
Easter weddings. That OF MISS Mar
iorie Paine Greenfield, daughter q
Mrs. Ernest Martin Greenfield, Il
Jesse Metcalf Of Orange, y, j., will b
celebrated IN the Church OF tn
Heavenly FEST on Apr.! 7. The cerc
mony will be followed by a reception
at the st. Regis,
The wedding of Miss Elsie l.. Nor
ril,. daughter of Mrs, Amos Morrill, o
6 East Si~xty-scventh street, to j, VII
lard Tuckerman, Jr., of Brooklin'
Mass. will be celebrated in St James
protestant Episcopal Church on tn
afternoon Of April 10.
a wedding in Boston OF interest
people here will he that of Miss Esthe
Slater, daughter Of Mrs. Horatio \
Slater OF Boston. tn n, Sumner Welle
of this city on April II. Mr.. Welle
Twas among the ushcrs at the vsddin
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Tagliavia. Mrs. u. +. birmingham.
Charles Elliot Warren, Gen. Stiliman
i. Kneeland, DR.. lie Roy Stoddard.
Harry X. Mccormick. 7. Carl otto,
Louis Dos Passos and Arthur Bruce.
Mrs. Pulitzer will start another series
of dances after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert White are es-
tablished in their new studio On West
Tw~enty-third street and are at home
informally on Thursday afternoons.
Mrs. James Walker Osborne has in
vitations out for a card party on Tues
day, March 2. 1t will be held at the
Sherman Square Hotel. Broadway and
Sev~enty-first street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Bellew re-
Gently gave a supper party at their
home, 546 West 150th street, to ceie-
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A.. +. Perry. Mrs. Charles Tollner. Mrs.
w. j. Toomey. Mrs. W. III. Van Wrinkle.
Mrs. George l.. Walker, Mrs. w. n.
Wallace, Mrs. John A.. Weser, Mrs. 4. s.
Wilson. Mrs. Henry Herbermann. Mrs.
l. L. Hill. Mrs. Robert billiard. Mrs
G. r. Hoagland, Mrs. G. B. Howes.
Mrs. ]. B. Hun, Mrs. J. w. johnson.
Mrs. John Jordan. Mrs. c. Il. Jung.
Mrs. +. J. Lancaster. Mrs. NJ r. Lester.
Mrs. j. L. Mastin, Mrs. Il L.. Milligen.
Mrs. l.. A O'Brien. Mrs. c.. j. Ober-
mayer. Mrs. Walter Mc1lroy and Mrs.
X. a. Martin.
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

\ GANY of Miss Lorna Louise Ma
MI piers friends will he surprised
~ to learn of her wedding. She
was quietly married on Wednes-
day week to Charles Blandy, Jr,
at the home of the Rev, Or.
Henry T, Scudder, 20l West Eignty-
fifth street, an old friend of her fam
lily, shortly after the ceremony MIR.
Biailiy and his bid. left vi. i,,eii ned
ding trip, and on their return they will
make their nome in this city. The bride
is a daughter of Mr., and Mrs, Thomas
Stuart Napier of 10 West ~Scvcnticth
street. The bridegroom is a son OF Mr..
and Mrs, Charles Blsndy OF 143 West
l2lst street.
Announcement has been made by Mrs.
william Gardner Spencer of Nashville.
Tenn, of the engagement of her dauGh-
ter. Miss Elimy sara Spencer, 10
Thomas Grinncll F1ahcrty Of this city.
Miss Spencer has many friends in this
city and has spept several summers at
B%ellport, Long Island, Mr.. Flaherty
is a graduate Of Amherst College and
the Harvard Law School. He 10 q
member u the Hsmifron and Harvard
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Thomas left for New Orleans and Cali
fornia on their wedding journey. They
will live at 1885 East Nineteenth street.
Another wedding of last week was
hat of Miss Marion Dell Carrere,
daughter of the late John NJ. Carrere.
to Alan Fox of this city in the chapel
of -. Bartholomew Church on Tues
day afternoon. The ceremony was
witnessed by a small company Of rela-
tives and friends. The Rev. Henry II.
Stebbins. an uncle of the bridegroom,
and the Rev. Francis Little Of Rhine
beck, y. V. were the officiating clergy
men. The bride. who was given away
by her unfe, Maxwell Carrere, had
her sister, Miss Anna NJ. Carrere, as
her only attendant. and Harold Perry
Clark Of Cleveland, Ohio. acted as best
man. The ushers were George Rob-
erts, Douglas NJ. Monat. Benjamin r.
c. Low, Jerome Sales Hess. ]. Horton
Jams, Walter l.. Meyer, william i.
Phillips and Ralph Winslow Merrill Of
this city. Henry G.. Stevens Of Detroit
and Robert Lounsberry Blake of Gin
%cinnati.
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February 10. il was ATTENDED by ABOUT
90 graduates of the college. and the
speakers included DR.. H. A.. Garfield.
president OF the college: DR.. John :.
Ielle OF Plainneld and Frederick Da!ey.
The Alumni Glce club of nifty voices led
the songs for which the college it ia
nous.
Several dinners preceded the votes for
women bah on Shrove Tuesday - Grand
Central Palace, Anon those entertain
ing Was Mrs. Lewis D"lafield, who gave
a dinner for her daughter. Miss Char
lottc Delatcld. ller guests included the
Misses Mary r. Jay, Mary Delafield,
Carlmi, Carroll. Min-rre Wardwell, n
Cora Weir and the MersrS. Sigourney
OlHey, Lauren Carroll, Bergstrom Stef.
ianson, .. Il. Carver, Mansfield Ferry
and Reginald Franklin.
M. Marcus NJ. Marks Also gave a
dinner and her guests included the
Misses Maud Jaretzski. Agnes Morgen-
than. Garcia Warbury, May Scligman,
Hornicc Marks and Louise Be,jainin
and the Messrs, Edwin Stern, Benjamin
Namm. Eustace Seligman. Harold
Bache. Wilfred oppenhym. and Walter
Miss Ethel r. Poyser's dime guests
were Miss Evangelinc Cole. Miss The
resa Holbur7i, Charles -. Barney. Jr.,
Cornelius callaghatn and John Hamp-
ton DoIehertS, Jr.
louis Colt .\lbro had as guests Miss
Dorothy Firken. Miss Cornelia Davis.
Miss Elizabeth Colt Albru, Howard
Marsh and Victor Wildcrberger.
Others WIN entertained at Inner were
Mrs. Ogden Mills Reid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sykes, Miss Katherine Moore,
Miss Ethel Stebbins, Mrs. Henry Glib
son, Mrs. Arnold Furst and Miss Mary
Thornton.
The Stage Children's Fund will grve
a large card party tomorrow afternoon
at the Park a Tilford building, Lenox
avenue and l26th street. The prizes
will include theatre tickets. Mrs.
Joseph Turner is chairman ~ the com.
mittee in charge and will be assisted
by Mrs. Mlllie Thorne. Mrs. John ~.
Van Tine Mrs. Frances II. Abrahall,
Ir. Ida G. Mann, Mrs. Fanny Kennedy,
Miss Louis Dresser, Miss Josie Sad
Ter, Mrs. Dora Siarnes, Mrs, Rosalie
Hcymau, Mrs. Sol schwartz, Mrs. EMIL
pickmau, Mr.. Frank harrington AND
Mrs. George *. Jack.
Mrs benjamin r. Buck and Mrs.
James Il Silliman, lr., held a large
reception at the residence of the former.
i65 Central Park West, ~ Lincoln's
Birthday.
The Ladies' Charity Society Of the
Anshe Enethe of West l3lst street gave
an entertainment followed by dancing.
last night At th- Iiotcl knickerbocker.
The proceeds from the affair will be
used for IN" poor of the congregation.
ON IN. eitrrtliumr"t committee were
Mrs W EnGel, Mr. II NJ Silver, Mrs.
Henry Sob"l, Mrs. Il. baNidowitz. Mrs.
iottlIeh, Mrs. |. Grossman and the
EnN and Mrs IirSIpr
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A benefit performance will be given
at the Punch and Judy Theatre to-
morrow afternoon for the workshop of
the Mayors Unemployment Committee.
1t will be under the patronage of the
Mayor and Mrs. John Purroy Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer, Leopold
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DIR. and Mrs. Talcott Williams have
announced the engagement of their
niece. Miss Kate Ethel Chambers,
daughter of the Rev. DR.. William y.
Chambers Of Adana. Turkey, to Lau-
rens II. Seelye OF Union Theological
Semi airy Mr.. See.ye is a son OF the
Rev. william James Seelye and Mrs.
Seelye of Conway. y. II.
The engagement has beer announced
of Miss Marian Sherwood Wilson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Howard
Wilson of 90l Lexington avenu to
Charles Stone Buckley, son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Buckley Of
Summit, n. j. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Among the engagements recently an
nounced was that of Miss Marjorie a..
| N%recland, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H.. III. Nreeland. to George O Gal of
Danbury, Conn. Miss Vreeland was
introduced to society a year ~ No
date has been mentioned for the we'd
ding, but II is expected that il will take
place in the spring.
Plans for Southern trips are being
made and many New Workers have
| already gone to Florida and other re-
sorts in milder zones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter G.. Gerry. who have been in
Washington, ID. c., for the winter, will
shortly leave on a long cruise extend
ing over several months. They have
1 rarenf1V nnrrha gssl tho vaNht Iuynro
from Frederick II. Stephens Of Buffalo,
and it is the intention of Mr.. n Mrs.
Gerry to go to San Francisco for the
opening Of the Panama Pacific EXPOSE
ton. While on the Pacific coast there
will be much entertaining on the yacht.
Mr.. Gerry, who is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elbridge T, Gerry, will retire as
Representative from Rhode Island on
March 4.
Joseph +. s%iiiiinan, with his daugi-
tiers. the Misses Mildred and Lisa
Stillman, will leave for Nassau on
Thursday and on Saturday Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Allen Townsend and the Misses
Townsend will sail for their annual
trip to Bermuda.
Mrs. benjamin n. Duke, Miss Mary
l.. Duke and Angler Il. Duke have ar
rived at Palm Beach, Fla, where they
were joined by Mr., and Mrs. A. j.
DrcNcl Biddle and their daughter. Miss
cordelin Biddlc. Mr.. Dukes iiancct
Mrs. William Lowe Rice and her
daughters, the Misses Mildred and
elise Rice. are at Palm Reach. ~ are
Mr.. and Mrs. jules Rache and Mi@
Kathryn Bache, who went there from
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Hartman. Stanford White. McDougall
Hawkes.. Payne Whitney and Egerton
L. Winthrop, Jr.
In a recent communication the
society has been informed that more
than two hundred students of the
Ecole des BeauX Arts have been killed
or wounded or are missing or have
been taken prisoners. To the list of
beneficiaries must also be added fam
lies of practising architects through
out France.
An organization nearer home is also
asking for aid and this is the New
York Cooking School, for whose bene-
II a concert will be given on the
afternoon Of March II at the home Of
Ms. Andrew Carnegie, . East Ninety
iirst street. The work OF this school
Is not devoted to the chefs of well APP
pointed homes, but its instruction is
given 10 poor children and young
women, who are taught household
economy, marketing and other
branches. For such persons instruc-
tion is free, but there are also pay
SidsScS III ali DTdfCnts.
The board of governors of this
school includes Mrs. Carnegie, Mrs.
II. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs. Adrian Ise-
lin, Mrs. Edward j. Berwind, Mrs. ].
Francis A. Clark, Miss Carol Harri-
man, Miss Eleanor Hewitt, Mrs. c.
Blair Mitchell, Mrs. Bradish johnson.
Mrs, Henry S. Redmond. Mrs. Hiram
W Sibley. Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James,
Mrs. Henry Clay Frick and Miss Eliza
beth Dodge.
Among the artists to appear are
Mis- Eleanor owens, soprano; Miss
Aline Van ~Baerentzen, pianist. and NJ.
Grisikof. v~iolinist. Tickets at s. each
may be obtained of Miss Elizabeth
Dodge, 80 Park avenue.
Mrs. william Andrews Clark of 962
Fifth avenue will open her house on
Wednesday afternoon for a concert IN
aid Of Villa Moliere, the French Mill
tary Hospital financed by Mrs. Charles
n Marshall as an auxiliary Of Val de
Grace, The programme Will be en-
ttrely Of French music by artists OF
he French Conservatory. The cele-
brated organ in the music Don of the
Clark home will be used and there
win also be music by violin, cello ano
other Instruments.
Mrs. Marshall, who had beer doing
hospital work in France since the out
break Of the war, came here for the
wedding on February 8 OF her dnugh'
tT Miss Evelyn Marshall, to Marshal
Feld Sd. She will sal. for Paris or
February -. and the proceeds OF the
concert at Mrs. Clark's house will tn
devoted to some of the needs OF me
hospital. Tickets at s. each may bt
obtained of Mrs. Marshall at 6 Eas'
Seyenty-scventh stree or of Mrs
Clark,
Tie American Polish Relief Com
m'''ce has taken It's place among tn
I"lGirr organizations offering ala u
.Un"rc-r from the war. and the con
cert which will be given for it's benef
10y The symphony Club Of New for'
N AeDl!an Han on the afternoon O
March 3 is receiving the attcntio'
9 pcoplc who are prominent socially
Among the members Of the Symptom,
club, which is composed OF amateu
musicians, are many women we
known IN the social life of this cit
who devote much Of their time
MUSIC and charity, a concert Is give
zach season by the symphony Gu
Tor some worthy object and tins yea
the proceeds will he devoted to IN
Polish Relief Committee, OF whic
Nine, MarCeila Sembrich il the pres
dent, Miss Calender Is the hone
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In the ~chantry Of St Thomas's Church
on Monday afternoon last was cele-
brated the wedding Of Miss Clara
Fargo. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
+. Fargo. to Joseph Il. Thomas Of this
city. On account Of mourning in the
families of the bride and the BRIDE
groom. only relatives and a few init
mate friends witnessed the ceremony.
The Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires, recto
of the church. and Bishop Frederick
Courtney were the officiating clergy
men. After a small reception at the
home Of the brides parents. 100 Fast
Thirty-seventh street, Mr.. and Mrs.
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bury. Gerald Murphy and Chester
.Aldrich.
What promises TO he n OF the most
novel entertainments Of the I@,nten
season Will he the ball to be given hy
the Japanese Society at the Hotel
Aston on Thursday night In honor of
the Japanese Ambassador, Niscount
Chinda, and the Niscountess Chinda
and Admiral Dcwa and his STAFF. Mrs.
Howard Van Sindcren. Mrs. William
North Duane. Mrs. Lindsay Russell
and Miss I.uisita Leland are among
those Interested in the hall, which will
be preceded by several dinners.
Mrs. Frank <. Withcrbee will give
a dinner AT her home, Fifth avenue
on March 3.
Nine. Domicio da Cana, wife of the
Brazilian Ambassador at Washington.
is visiting Mrs. Montaiyu La Mon
tagne at her home in Far Rockaway.
Mrs. w. Watts Sherman Will give
a luncheon on Tuesday and Mrs.
Arthur Il. Twombly will have one
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles James WEIGH will hold
a sale for the benefit of the Loret.o
Mission. at 1903 Elizabeth street, at
her home. 40 East Forty-ninth street.
on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 6.
There will he on sale many useful
articles in the way of fine linens,
aprons. %Crctonnes and fancy articles
made at the mission, which is in the
Italian district of that part of the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Duke have
leased for the summer Inchiquin. the
Newport villa Of Mrs. John T.. Liver
more, which was a gift from her
mother-in-law, Baroness Raymond de
Seilliere. Mr.. and Mrs. Duke have
been obliged to give up their annual
trip to England. where they have a
country place. Last summer they had
a house in London. Mr.. and Mrs. w
Earl Dodge have again leased the
Coates villa in Newport and they will
go there early in June. Mr.. and Mrs
w. Goadby Locw will pass the spring
at their place on Long Island and
will go late in June to Newport
where they have leased Quatrefoil in
NarraGansett n
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Mrs. Frank s. Withcrbee will give
a dinner AT her home, Fifth avenue
on March 3.
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of Miss Frances Wycth and Z. Ken
meth Hadden In st. James's Church on
Tuesday last.
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Mime. Domicio da Cana, wife of the
Brazilian Ambassador at Washington,
is visiting Mrs, Montaigu La Mon
tagne at her home in Far Rockaway.
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rlaut, Charles Stelzlc. Otto T. Barnard,
Miss Lillian n. Wald. Theodore Rous.
seau. Gilbert n. Gary, Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Perkins. William Hamlin
Childs. Cornelius y. Bliss. Jr. Mrs.
william Grant Brown. Mrs. 4. NJ Pal
mcr. Mrs. John II. Griescl. Mr.. and Mrs
+. H.. Outerbridge and Mrs. Vincent
Astor.
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MrS Benjamin T.. Buck and Mrs.
James Il Silliman, IT, held a large
reception at the residence of the former.
465 Central Park West, On LincoIn's
Birthday.
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bury. Gerald Murphy and Chester
Aldrich.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Morris of'52+
We. 1914 street. have made formal
announcement Of the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Lillian Morris, TO
Lester T.. Marx Of Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. Morris will give a reception
for the younS people on Saturday AZ
their home.
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%oto BY NrS sSSo/oro

February IL. il was attended by ABOUT
90 graduates of the college. and the
speakers included DR.. II. a. Garfield,
president Of the college DR.. John =.
Ielle OF plaintield and Frederick DALEY.
The Alumni Glce Gu of nifty voices led
the songs FOR which the College it ia
nous.
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Mrs. Charles NJ Wales gave an auc-
ton hridgN party on Thursday afternoon
at her home, 40 Riverside Drive.
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Mrs. w Watts Sherman will give
a luncheon on Tuesday and Mrs.
Arthur Il. Twombly will have one
on Wednesday.
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Mrs. Lionel Eindin VIII give a bridge
party ON Friday afternoon at her res.
dencc. ia West Seventy-third street.
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Mrs. william jerome Toofney will on
terrain with a card party tomorrow at
her home, - West flfty-third street,
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Mrs. Barron Il. Lyons will hold a re.
'cptiou next sunday afternoon AZ her
-.~ idence, -. James Court. broadway
and Nincty-Second street. Mrs, Lyons
vas at home Informally last sunday.
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Mrs. George Seward Of the Hotel
Marie Antolnettc viii give a reception
there tomorrow afternoon for those
who helped make the concert recently
under her auspices "A success.
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In honor OF Mrs. Robert Augustus
Young Of Washington, u C., Mrs. Ar
thur Veal Rose will give a reception on
Thursday at her home, e. Riverside
Drive. Mrs. Pose will he assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Charles Vincent Pa
tcrno. Mrs. :. Marsh Young. Mrs. john
T., Dockendorn, Mrs. Barton Martin
dale, Mrs. Arthur J, Nash and Mrs.
Albert A.. Augustus.
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OF summit. y. y. No date mas been set
for the wedding.
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The silver Cross Day Nursery. Mrs.
William Wallace chandinninG president,
will give a series of two card parties
AT the Hotel Manhattan for the benC-
iii of the nursery. They will be held
on Thursday afternoon, March (, and
Friday evening, April II. The latter win
be- followed by dancing.
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A wedding in Boston OF interest To
people here will he that Of Miss Esther
Slater. daughter Of Mrs. Horatio ~
Slater OF Boston. tn y, Sumner Welles
Of this city on April II. Mr.. Welles
was among the ushcrs at the wedding
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Mrs. NJ. Pierce Harding of % West
Thirtieth street has a~uuounced the en-
gagenr-nt OF her daughter. Miss Mar
jorie IicrCe Harding, to Floyd James
Carter. Miss Harding is a graduate
Of Miss Rounds School.
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Pans are being made for several
Easter weddings. That Of Miss Mar
iorie Paine Greenfield, daughter of
Mrs. Ernest Martin Greenfield, to
Jesse Metcalf Of Orange, n j., VIII be
celebrated IN the Church or the
Heavenly Rest on Apr.. 7. The cere-
mony will be followed by a reception
at the St. Regis.
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The New York Chapter United
Daughters OF the confederacy, Mrs
James Henry Parker president, will not
give their usual birthday party in
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Continued ON Tpeiith Pags.
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The weddlng'o OF Miss Elsie i. Nor
r,l,. daughter of Mrs. Amos Morrill, OF
6 Eos, Sixty-scventh street. to J. Will
lard Tuckerman, Jr., of Brookline'
Mass, will be celebrated in St JaInes's
Protestant Episcopal Church on the
afternoon of April TO-
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williams College graduates gave q
large dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria on
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IredeII-Forsyth Road Completed.

Conetoe.-The steel bridge across
Dutchman Creek has just been com
pleted and with the forging of this
final link, a main thoroughfare OF
travel was opened to the public be
tween Winston-Salem and Statesville
via Pennington and Mocksville.
This road was constructed in part
with a fund of $4,000 which was
appropriated by Congress as an initia.
step by the cove >nment to improve its
post roads. The results of this ex
pertinent will fully justify the ap
preparation, in that they will improve
the conditions with which the rural
carrier must necessarily contend, and
which is certainly due him as much
as any other government employee
and they will give impetus to road
building and Improvement in the con
tiguous territory or wherever the re
suits are sufficiently known.
The government appropriated $40,
900 to aid in building, improving and
maintaining the road across Davis
county. Of this fund $13 200 was act
ually paid over to the county which
augmented this amount with a sum
twice as great, making total "a
S39,6OO. With this fund a sand-clay
road twenty-six miles long, thirty feet
wide, and having only a four per
cent grade, was built at the conserva'
tive cost of $34,500.