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The two will debate on Anthracite vs..
Parasite"
The telephone company will be repre-,
sented BIZ Father Knickerbocker. and
Miss California Fair will be established
In the long-distsnce booth, which has
been decorated by Jules Guerin. A
beautiful debutente will represent GO.
lumbia and "My Country, 'Tis Of Thee"
Smoking in Frugal Town will be lie
gnl under the auspices OF Cigarette
Girl
After the herald announces .hc CIV
ing of the freedom of Frugal Town ID
The Governor and the Mayor, magma
ton will come into play. Fan,aaie,
represented by a distinguished titled
lady, will then make her appearance,
and will be followed by a spring maiden.
Mrs. Lewis b. Woodruff will have a
private authors performance of the
film version of her book THE Lady OF
the Lighthouse" the royalties of which
she gave TO help the blind. tomorrow
from L. to | o'clock al the Nltagrapn
Theatre. This fm shows the work
being done for and by the blind at the
New York Association for the Blind,
III East Fifty-ninth Street, in most
interesting way.
In Mrs. Woodruf's box will be Jo-
seph II. Choate, president Of the asso-
citation, and in the next box Miss Wini-
fred Holt, the association secretary,
will have several of her friends. Mrs.
Gardiner Millet, Mrs. f. r. L. Gould
and many other society women inter
ostcd in the association will occupy
boxes and seats.
The sixth Biltmoce musical YiIl tasc
place Friday morning in the Cascade
ballroom OF the Biltmore Hotel. The
soloists who will appear arc frieda
Hempel. Pasquale Amato, Rudolph
CAM, pianist, and Louis Siegel, violinlst.
The third and final conference in the
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Mrs. Prescott Hoard, the sculptress'
and ". T. Benda. the illustrator.
Those assisting IN Miss Hamiltons
group in the pageant will be the Misses
Carol Hartman. Ethel Parker. Virginia
Mitchell. Helen Slate, Gladys Fries and
Helen NJ. Hamilton; Richard Emmett,
Don Kelley. Guy Carleton. Bruce Price
Post. John Munroc and Flavel Hubbard.
This group viii also dance the mazur
Of the mobiles.
In the King Cas.mir group viii be
Lawrence White, Frederick King, john
ston Redmond. FeliX Cufachs and
Charles :. Brown.
Mrs. J. Dyneley Princes group vii!
include Mrs. Price-Post. Mrs. Arthur
Scott Burden. Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram,
Phoenix ingraham. Maurice Roche, bud
lev Carleton and NJ Pupin, the Serbian
In the group led By Mss Mary Pyle
are the Misses Lillian Cotton. Aida
Chanler and Lawrence Butler, Charles
Jerold Murphy and Robert Hartshorne.
Felix Doubleday. j. Ellis Hoffman,
Philip Ogden. Miss Edna Hilton and
Mrs. J. Ellis Hoffman will form a group
led by Mrs. Frederick Dalzicl.
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proceeds Of the sale will 90 20 the
charity fund of st. Marks Hospital.
There will be an attractive entertsin-
ment during the afternoon, including
dancing exhibitions. singing, and in
strumental music. Grab bags for the
children will be one Of the features.
Exclusive millinery, evening dresses
formerly belonging 70 debutantes. and
spring suits will add 20 sae attractive
and bountiful display.
The entertainment, "An Evening OF
Fantasy" to be given at the Plaza on
Wednesday evening, FOR the benefit OF
the summer camp OF the Women's
Auxiliary of the University Settlement,
will include the services Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson r. Foss, Baroness dc Rapp,
Mines. W. Edgar Baker. jr, George c.
Boldt, jr., Henry Fairfield Osborne, Jr.,
George +. Sloane, Alfred ID. Bell. the
Misses Marjorie and Dorothy Wood
ford, Marjorie Vreeland. Elinor Schuy-
Ter Mills, Marjorie Winants, Eleanor
and Agnes Brown, Robert Adams, Jr.,
Floyd Crosby and Edwin b. Dickinson.
The entertainment will be divided into
four parts.
The big flower ball az the Plaza next
Thursday evening promises TO be quito
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Among these are the Misses Dorothy
Battle. Elizabeth Burrill, Madeline and
Katherine DahlCrcn, Eleanor Kendall,
Elizabeth Krlin, Marion Tiffany,
Blanche Tying. Margaret Warren, SYM
phorosa Bristed, Eleanor Greene, Su-
zrnne Warren and Susan Fiske Dresser,
Bruce Price Post, Richard ). Emmett
Robert lngersoll Burns, Paul Bonner
and Gerald Onat.via.
Lieutenant Commander Eckford de
Kay is chairman of the floor committee,
which VIII have charge Of the general
dancing. lie will he assisted by Barton
Parr, Arthur Du Bots, Robert Du Bots,
James Vi. Beck. jr., Gray Zabriskie,
Francis ". Murray. ir.. Reginald Bangs,
Leonard Wyeth and Karl and Harold
Lamb.
One Of the important affairs in the
social calendar for the week will be the
rugal Fetc and Fantasia at the Hotel
Aston on Monday night IN aid of the
blind. The show will begin with the
presenting Of the great seal, keys and
freedom to Governor Whitman and
Meyor Mitchell Of Frugal Town. They
will be surrounded by policemen who
will wear wings and whose business it
will be 10 start trouble instead of sup
pressing II. 1eSc events Will tdht
Place in the public square of Frugal
Town.
There will also be band and Punch
and Judy Show. a fantasia circus and
peace aeroplanes the latter donated by
Andrew Carnegie. In the square there
will be a restaurant in which Spartan
fare will be served.
In addition 10 the band the musical
programme will embrace some especial
~ elaborate numbers. The sololst,
Skolnik. who is refugee from Brus.
sels. will entertain.
In the course along the public square
there will be an automobile competi-
ton between motors decorated with
flowers and electric lights. Governor
Whitman and Mayor Mitchell will tour
the town in a sightseeing car. A flower
stand and flower competition will also
be provided. Frugal Towns traffic Will
be regulated by the ln,Tborough, and
an PETERBOROUGH Girl viii show the
public the way 10 safety ,irst. In com
petition with her will be Ph1be Snow.
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the most interesting social event o.
the week. II is being given under he
ausDices Of the International thiid
Welfare Committee for the purpose Or
raising fund TO be used 30 the es-
tablishment of childreH'5 home gar
Gens. where little factory and tene-
ment boys and girls may "fnd their
place in the sun" An unusually elabo
rate programme has been arranged,
consisting Of a series Of costume flower
dances. modern exhibition dances and
a few interpretAtive numbers by many
of the Young men and women most
prominent in the seasons social actiyi-
ties, and also Of a one-act sklJ by
Littletield Mccoy, entitled "Androcles
and the Try-On'
Among those who viii take part in
the dances are Miss Beatrice Buel and
Gerald Onatiyia. Miss Margery Shan
non and NarQuand Walker. Miss Anna
Ballard and kneelsud ). Greene, Miss
Katherine Fitch. Miss Elnor Kendall,
Miss Dorothy Taylor. Miss Emmeline
Sizcr and many others. In the cast OF
"Androcles and the Try-Ou" arc Miss
Frances Judsop. Miss Eva lngersoll
Brown, Miss Katherine Thaw, Miss
Barbara Thav. Miss CoruelIa Cam
mann. Knox Harden, Edwin Gould, jr,
end others.
More than fifty young mon will
serve on the floor committee, under the
craftsmanship Of Z. lngersoll Brown.
Among them are Albert Morris Bagby.
Roland Holt. Henry Morgan Post. Lor-
lizard Spencer, Alexander ID. b. Pratt
G. Creighton Webb, George Henry
Warren. jr.. II. Van Rensselaer, Fair
fax. Albert Eugene Gallatin. Dom
Barber, Henry c. Cushing. Sd. Bradish
J. Carroll, ir.. shelton Edward Martin.
Or. Kenneth R. McAlpiu. Lindsey Tap
pin. Stowe Phelps. Chandler Bates.
Lytticton Fox and Morris McKim
Pryor.
Miss Maude Wetmore. Miss May
Sharswood and Miss Lindsay Van
Rensselaer, were among the society
women selling circus" tickets in the
Woodwork Building last Wednesday
afternoon. Nearly one thousand tickets
were disposed of for the Vacation Fund
Circus. 10 be held at the fist ReRi-
ment Armory on Saturday under tho
auspices Of the vacation committee. o.
which Miss Anne Morgan is tire most
active member.
Among those who have taken boxes
for the circus are Miss Anne Morgan.
Mrs. Paul Morton, Mrs. r. Mcneil
Bacon. Mss Wctmore. Mrs. Van
Rensselaer,, Miss De Forest. Mrs.
James Speyer, Mrs. Roger Bacon. Mrs.
August Belmont Mrs Montgomery
Hare. Miss Parsons and Mrs. Wendell
Baker.
Mrs Alfred Graham Miles. vice.
president OF tho Spence School Society.
for aiding tubercular children, is busy
arranging the annual entertainment, 90
he given az the Plaza on ,April 10 AMI
. lG New words and new music will
make the old plays, "'Op o. My Thumb
and ."0ld King Cole" yerg catchy bit.
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Mrs. Mitchell are expected. Bishop
David n. Greer will introduce the
Mayor and the other speakers, Ernest
X. Coulter and William McAndrews.
Miss Jean Greer. daughter of Bishop
Greer, is president Of the club; Miss
Alice Smith is vice president, and
Thomas McLane, treasurer.
"A Night in Poland" which will be
given on Thursday at the Hotel Bllt-
more, will not only bring together the
most important social groups Of New
York, but includes a number oil
artists who arc TO take part in the
pageant dances and music Of the even
ing.
Nine. Sembrich and Adsmo pidur are
10 sing several Polish songs. which VIII
be heard for the first time IN America.
Ernest Schelling. Sigismond StoJowski,
Miss Mary Pearsall Field, Albert Jan
polski. Jozef Adamowski and Miss IONA
Naimsks will be among the other mu-
sicians who will contribute TO the pro-
grsmme.
The theatre will be represented IN
the programme by Richard OrdynsKl
and his associate, Philip Perry. of the
Little Theatre, while pictorial ART VIII
be represented by ". Francklyn Paris
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try place Of Nr. and Mrs. Porter, i
Lawrence.
Among the notable summer weddings
will be that of Miss Eleanor Taylor,
daughter Of Howard Taylor, OF ~ Ia 81
Sixty fourth Street, to Gouverneur
Morris Canochan, ir.. which VIII De
celebrated on June II IN Christ Church,
Middle Haddam. Conn. A reception VIII
he held at St. Clements, the countf%
place Of Mr.. Taylor. in Chatham, Conn
A dance will be given in The Della
Robbia room Of the Hotel Vanderbilt
on Friday evening, April l5. under the
auspices of the Pau Jones Club, Tor
the benefit Of the Special Relief 30,
clcty for conyalcscont soldiers abroad
and also for the unemployed al home.
The committee I'm charge includes Mrs.
Alexander d. b. Pratt. Mrs. Allen O..
MCllmau. Mrs. Burke Roche, Mrs. ).
Stewart Barney. Nra. William Porter.
Mrs. Charles de Loosely Oelrichs. Mrs.
Frederick Dalziel and Miss Elsie &c
Wolfe.
On the floor committee are Alfonso
de Neyarro, Francis Roche. W lllianl
Ehinelander Stewart, jr.. Charles y.
Wetmore aud Hamilton Fish, j.
Among the patronesses arc Mrs. Jonn
Jacob Aston. Mrs. John r. DreXel, Mrs.
VI. Orme Wilson and Mrs. Leonard NJ
Thomas.
4 sale of baskets, pottery, weekend
kits. vanity bags, rugs, hats and travel
Icrs' requisites will be held at the home
OF Mrs. ". +. s. Grisnold, SS3 tIfth
Avenue. on Thursday. April 5. from III
a m. TO .. m. for the benefit OF the
Union Settlement. Cake and tea Will
he served. and there viii be dancing.
from ) Until :.
The board Of managers Of the Set
Element includes Mrs. Thomas +. sat
terthwaite, chairman; Mrs. Thatcher NJ
Brown. Mrs. William Adams Brown'
Mrs. James Colby Colgate. Mrs. Henry
7. Dawson. Mrs. William Stuart Edgar
Mrs. Charles b. Foote, Mrs. Cass Gil
bert. Mrs. ". +. ). Griswold, Miss
Emily VI. Jatfray, Mrs. Frank Leonard
kellogg. Mrs. George ". Perkins, Mrs.
James K. Sheffield. Mrs. j. Frederick
Talcott. Mrs. Robert +. Tod. Mrs.
Henry A. Tod and Mrs. Gaylord >
White.
One OF the first OF the post-Lenten So
cietv affairs will be the Cafe Dansant
10 be given under the auspices OF the
New York Association Opposed 10
Woman Suffrage at the Hotel Astor to-
morrow afternoon and evening. An
elaborate programme has been ar
ranged in which children Will be feat
ured i'm the afternoon, while the groWh-
ups will have their turn at night. Mrs.
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LIVING PICTURES AND DANCES
FOR AMERICAN HOSPITAL in PARIS

Mabel Clark and Mrs. Everett Colby.
Those who will pose in the tableaus
are Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens, MISS
Olga Wiborg. Miss Marjorie Curtis.
Mrs. Jay Gould. Mrs. Anthony j. DreNel,
ir.. Mrs. Courtlandt Nicoll. Miss FL
eauor Mortimer, Miss Leonie Burrill,
Mrs. Oliver Iselin. I'd. Mrs. Julian Rip
lev. Mrs. Dwight Collier. Mrs. Charles
y. Alexander. Mrs. Sidney l.. Breese.
Miss Edith Mortimer, Lawrence But
Ter. Francis Roche, Maurice Roche.
Henry J. Whigham and Mrs. Robert l..
Bacon.
The Countess de Hemptinne, commits
stoned by the Queen Of Belgium to
come here and interest Americans in
the work of the Belgium women, will
preside over an exhibition and sale Of
laces at the Plaza Hotel on Wednes-
day from II a. m. to p. m. At
3 o'clock Miss Morris, curator of
Ia .es at the Metropolitan Museum, will
show her stereopticon views of the lace
workers and their homes, and will eX-
plain the methods Of lace making. The
countess will also give a brief talk on
the present conditions and needs OF the
women in her country. April Z, being
the Kings birthday. small Belgian
flags will be for sale, as many may
wish TO wear them that day, in token
of their sympathy for that unhappy
country.
Among those who have already made
large donations FOR the final sale at
the headquarters Of the Homo Relief
Shop, which will take place next Sstur-
day, are Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thomas, Mrs
Vanderbilt and Mrs. 7. b. Tilton. The
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wv brilliant The planned
numerous the various affairs to
he larger than usual Most Of spent the last weeks the
fashionable returned to the city refreshed and pre-
OF the next three OF iou "ehS
greater enthusiasm than
Weddings affairs charity dinners theatre parties and
bns m the programme each day until the end OF the month
when the outdoor begins with hunt polo racing etc
The week opening crowded with social affairs
M d - h ocular season Weddings and charity occupy
Of the time fashionable world On days
many marriages of and every afternoon and evening
throughout entertainments tor some worthy
cause at home or abroad scheduled has done much Tor char
y already but with what has been accomplished and
has arranged for many interesting affairs
Miss Adelaide daughter of Mrs Gustaf Strombeg OF
$40 Park Avenue Clifford Voorhees, OF New Bruins
wick J. the Church of Zion and ST. Timothy
The Miss Sae NJ Parker sister the bride and
bridesmaids Miss Roxanna W. Bowen Miss Anne "0oom ana
Miss Tuani Rv Butler OF Wilkes
Miss Sylvia Smith of Neenah Wis and MISS Mary
Owens Savannah Voorhees, brother of the bride
groom and the ushe most OF whom were classmates
Of Mr. will be Howard L. Hitchcock s. Hnmn
Bird and De Gray Vanderbilt IT, OF TINS city william - o'e' u
S, Paul Potter Donald F. MCPHERSON OF Chicago;
Ashley Gerhard Baltimore George McCarter Gardiner Ship
Raymond W. Drake OF Newark N j.
Voorhees, farewell bachelor dinner last night Del
mOnicOs.
The marriage of Miss Caroline daughter Of MI and Mrs
John Mills OF 79 Warren Church. son OF Mr.
and Mrs B Church. Of New York will take place after
noon the Fifth Presbyterian Church. Miss Mills will have Miss
R.b.ca Park Lawrence Gacsbug Ill., for her maid OF honor and
bridesmaids Miss Helen l. Frew Miss Katherine
Wheeler and Miss Helen Porter York; Miss Lucille f. Smith
Lee Mass Miss Sylvia Of Pawtucke r. L. and Miss utn
harrington Mass Edward Bomhed to be best
the ushers Frederick SumSol OF
Edward r. Warren John Mills, Henry B. Richards Max L. Cd IL
Lloyd Richards James J. Porter
Another Easter wedding will be Bissel daugh-
John Bssen to Lawrence Mle OF this city "n
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Ut ana MIS- DIS
SELL Ffty-sixth Street Miss Catherine bSseil WI" DC ei %
ra, honor and only attendant Samuel Lot Of Boston will be Mr.
Mnets best man. will be use small reception "n
follow the ceremony.
The marriage Of Howard Bush daughter OF MI ana IiS
Irving Bush of ixtyfourh Street to Arthur tucker Els
brides na-erts Ivaqton NJ Frank Goodwin Will
oace and only members immediate families and intimate eh0S
will be present
account mourning only relatives and lew intimate eus
have invited Of Miss Mary Lud w Foe dauS
SURROGATE and Mrs Robert Fowler, Eliot IuckeTan son
the late MI and Mrs Tuckerman which Will take place OH
Wednesday at the home brides 70 West Eleventh street
There will be no bridal attendants ushcTs
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Nelson Herrick Henry is chairman Of
the committee Of arrangements, Mrs.
Ernest Adee Of the programme commit
tee, Mrs. Henry Clinton Backus of the
tickets and box committee, Mrs. Philip
Hiss Of the matrons, and Mrs. Robert
Sturgis of the patrons and patronesses
committee. In the afternoon tableaus
Of portraits of children by famous
artists have been arranged by Miss
Elizabeth Fisher, in which the charac-
tcrs will be taken by the Misses Ida
end Wihelmina Rupert. Margaret War
ron, Prairie Paxton, Mayo Castlemain.
hurclle Murchson, Betty jackson and
Charles Delsiield, Harry Brewer. Harry
Trowbridgc and William Loeb, Sd. MI.
and Mrs. Peter Newton will present
The Magic OF the Orient
Members of tho younger society set
will take the principal parts IN the
evening in series of interpretative
dances arranged by Mile Inga Sontum.
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series arranged under the auspices Of
the Committee of One Hundred Amer
lean Artists. of which William Ander-
son Coffin is chairman, for the relief
Of the destitute families OF French SOL
der artists will take place on Wednes
day afternoon. at o'clock. at the res
idence Of William A. Clark, 1852 Fifth
Avenue.
The special presentation by an all
star juvenile cast of Jean Webstcr's
comedy Daddy Long-Legs,' on Friday
afternoon at the Gaiety Theatre, for
the benefit of the Stage Childrens
school. conducted by the Rehearsal
Club, is looked forward 70 by large
number of we'll known New York
women, who arc greatly interested in
the activities OF the school. Mayor and
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Several important weddings are
N,Saeduled for next Saturday. one oil
them will be that Of Miss Maud A. Ken
isdy, daughter Of Mrs. II. Van Rcnsse.
ssr Kennedy. and Eric ). Winston, OF
MS city, which will take place at .
, N. IN ST. Georges Church, Hemp,
t.esd, Long Island. Miss Kennedy VII
ave her sister, Miss Marian van
Sehsselser Kennedy. rs hey maid o.
yWghor and only attendant. u. owen
WINSTON will serve his brother as best
nan and the ushers will be q. OaVen-
SoN Hayward, Of Boston; Robert =.
souer and Cooper Howell. OF Phlla-
SSe'paia, and John Elliott, Frederlck / :
s,iiehnghuysen and Henry Holt, Jr., OF
uis city The Rev. sydney \. USHER
q y. Bartholomew's Church, will per
iiIn The ceremony. which VIII be iol-
osea by reception at the Ihree
,.s' the country home OF the bride IS
"''heT at Hampstead.
ne marriage Of Miss Anna Cronk-
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
a, .xl'onkhite, TO William V. c. RuXton,
,,.ns city, will take place on Saturday
,,s in st. Bartholomew Church.
~ reception will follow al the home
.I' and Mrs. Cronkhte, 337 West
h s.aY'seventh Street The bride VIII
,t~ended by her cousin, Miss LOIS
COL Miss Emmclna Sizer. Miss
i,i,h' Nicholas. Miss Helen Mon
Cor. sno Miss Cecilia Brewster. Theo-
he r slter will act as best man. and
Ea,ssners win be Wallace Chauncey,
wa Ssenkhite, Sumner Tingee, Cor
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Cheney. and the ushcrs are TO be W:
David Blossom. Alfred Coke, Edward
Little, james Carlisle. Ray Morris and
William Eddy Mr. Twining will give
his farewell bachelor dinner on Thurs
day evening at Delmonicos.
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On account Of mourning only and few intimate friends
have b,.n invited % the marriage OF Mary Ludlow Fowler daughter
Surrogate and Mrs Robert Fowler to Eliot Iuckear son
late Mr. and Mrs Tuckerman which WI" take place OIL
Wednesday OF the brides parents 20 West r'e
There will be no bridal attendants ushers
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One of the lnterc sting late spring
weddings will be that Of Miss Margaret
seton Porter. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
II Hobart Porter. TO J. Norton ljam''
Of this city. which will take place on
May 5 in Trinity Church Hewlett; Lonj
Island. The ceremony will be followed
bv a reception at Lauderdale, the coun-
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CHESTNUT HILL

A musical will be given this evening by Miss
e. NJ. Dunn at her home, Norwood avenue.
The guests will be DR.. Adam Gebel, Senator
and Mrs. owen b. Jenkins, Mrs. W. Steele,
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs,
Wassili Leps Miss Olga Leps, John Luther
Long, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Johnstone, Ray
nond j. Consdine, Herbert j. Consdnc, Miss
katherine Schchter, Miss Adele II. Donaldson,
William Austin, Mrs W. Wallace, Dr. and Mrs.
Frank Ritter, Miss Adolina +. Hoar, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. d. Stockton Miss Adele Hassan, E. V.
Coffrain, Miss Nivienne Segal, A.. c. limerick,
Miss Irene Stillman, George Rothermel, Miss
Marie Mulhern, William Mayer. Miss Adelene
Haynon, Miss Lillian A. Mayer, William j.
Parker Miss Katheryn Mckinley, Paul Nolk-
mann, Miss Allegra Baker, Edward ]. Kelley.
Miss Margaret Peacock G. A. Loeben, Miss
Dora j. Jenkins, Charles Shuttleworth, Miss NJ.
Gallagher, Mrs. L. Brown, Oswald Blake, Mrs.
f, Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace r. Hood Fred
orlck Ayres Miss Caroline Mace Russell Fox,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sentz, Mrs. w. s. Hagar,
Mrs j. L. List, William Keene, E. A. Davis and
William Kratz.
Paul and Robert Brown, sons of Mr. and
Mrs William Findlay Brown, of 21 Summit
avenue have returned home from college for
the Easter HOLIDAYS.
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TINE early arrival of Easter this year will
l. find town less depopulated than usual. for
the great majority of people are keeping their
houses open until after the spring holidays In
accordance with the unsettled weather condi-
tlons the styles continue equally vague Turn
ing a corner comes Miss Jean Hancock in n
jaunty little spring suit of Corbeau blue serge
its short boxllke jacket bound in military fash
ion with braid and atop her head wide
brlmmed Nancy blue sailor with outstanding
wings to match. on the other hand comes
Mrs. Joseph Leidy, wearing heavy fur coat
over a smart afternoon gown Of dove-gray
broadcloth. or Miss Helen Tower in suit OF
heavy bottle-green broadcloth, with collar and
cuffs OF skunk fur and her sister. Miss Ger
trude Tower, In a wine-colored cloth suit also
trimmed with fur and white satin hat
Mrs. Thomas Earle White wears for after
noon an exquisite wrap Of broadtail with deep
collar OF ermine and small tsts de negre tuT-
ban trimmed with an outstanding feather fancy
Another smart matron, Mrs. Henry G. Boyer.
is wearing a walking suit OF navy blue serge
that is most becoming, The skirt is cut on
circular lines and the coat has faring tunie.
Mrs Boyers hat is a good looking wide brim-
med model of sea-gun gray GeOrgstte crepe
combined with dark blue tanets.
The always popular blue serge is also chosen
by Mrs ]. Walter Steel. Her two-piece coat
suit is cut on the new military lines, the sug-
gestlon Of mIlitarism being further carried out
by the small black tuFban with It's outstanding
eoekads. With this costume Mrs. Steel wears
an aIl-enveloping stole OF seal.
MI. nfas.srst nrsasrrsa xHeht Was notiesa
On the Boardwalk AZ Atlantic City the Other