New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10
CUPID KEEPS BROOKLYN BUSY.
=. Harold Smith and Mrs. II. c. H. Robin

Harold Smith and Mrs. Fl. c. H. Robin
son.
Wednesday evening was marked by
the first musical in the series which
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lonsdale Leem-
ing are giving in January at their
home, 81 Sixth av. The hostess re-
ceived in orchid satin.
Miss Maggie Teyte, soprano, and Al
bert Spalding, violinist, entertained the
guests last week. and Oscar Seagle,
Julia Culp and Thomas Chalmers are
among those who will be heard on the
succeeding evenings.
The following programme was given:
Introduction and Rondo Caprccoso Saint Sasns
Aria Ces airs joyeuT .'..e.............. pebI,,,
LEnfant Prodigu. i''o'''
Miss Teyte
Hungarian Dance No 7......... Brahn. Jo5Dli,e
o. Mr. spadins i''''4'
s a,s.nt des allies p4l HlRs
Miss Teyt,. 'D'Ou'''
Ws,s' al payy Speidins
spanish Dance. No S............."'s s1ass,o
Mr. Spading '''''
~ ~ '''''tss. ............... Homer
lLc If},t Observation-Disclosures. Sibeiiu.
The Birth Of Morn ......'.. Ia',i
'''''' ''' Mis-. I.yts .Lmmcl
Laird Waller and Andre Benoist pianls,s.
An important change in the cast Of
Inc Blue Butterfly" the Poly play,
was made last week. Walter Mulvi-
NIL, who played Mr.. Todd, of 81 Like
70 See My Picture in the Papers"
lame in King Karl" has been shifted
from the role of Mayor TO Robinet.
proprietor of the inn, leaving Herman
Schramm comparatively sure of play
ing the part of Mayor. While il is
possible that Raymond Hotchkiss NAV
WIN out as Robinet, this part does not
SUIT his qualifications nearly so well
as the role of Baron Baccarat. which
probably accounts for the fact that
Mr.. Mulvihill is considered first choice
for the part of Robinet
The part of Count de Brizac. which
Mr.. Bigelow undoubtedly would have
played had he not decided to take
feminine role, is as yet undecided
The places which are practically de-
cided are:
Tie Baron ................... Jeremiah Doror,n
,,,lI aaron .................. Henry Allen Price
Castor. chauffeur. ~ George Keady
M F,guer5y. ...............E Edwin Hch, Bise.oS
Marguerite fOuchet ......... Ralph Cr5,t,ior
Announcement is made Of the en-
gagement of Miss Mabel Booram
Smithers, daughter Of Mrs. Charles II.
Smithers, of Great Neck, Long Island,
10 Edmond II. Benson, of Manhattan.
Mrs. Smithers and her daughter. who
are spending the winter at the Hotel
Lucerne. 18th ST., until late years
made their home on Berkeley Place.
Miss Smithers is a sister Of Mrs. Will
lam c. Bailey, of the Standish Arms.
and Of Mrs William Norton Stevens, of
243 Brooklyn av.
Miss Marjorie Webster, who is TO
marry A. Romeyn Pierson, jr., Satur-
day, will have as her only attendant
Miss Lillian Scrymser, and Spencer
Murray is TO be the best man. Only
relatives will witness the ceremony.
which is 10 take place at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Adelbert Ash
ley Webster. in Glen Ridge, n. j., but
invitations to the reception at 8 o'clock
are general.
Wednesday, January 81. is the date
set for the wedding of Miss Genevieve
Ebbets. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Ebbets. of 1893 Ocean av.,
and Joseph A. Gilleadeau. Ii is to be
a home ceremony, TO which only reia-