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PINEHURsT, N. G.

PfNEHURsT, n. c.. Jan. 23-Socially the
annual midwinter handicap trap shooting
events have proved big social attraction
and are now regarded as the features
Of the season. Gathering at the Gun Club
every afternoon have been many women
who have followed the shoot with in
teres. and quite a number have par
tiClpated In various informal events ar
ranged for their entertainment. Among
those who come with their husbands 20
enjoy the week ~ Mrs. II. l.. SPOTS.
Mrs r. a. Sebert and Mrs O. W. Lem
beck adj OF New York Mrs James Craig
OF Waynesboro and Mrs. u, v. Covert OF
LOckpott. Mrs. J. II. Dreher OF Whining
ton, n. G. Mrs John Ebbets and Miss
Ebberts of Buffalo and Miss sylvia Su n
OF South Amboy.
Various Informal affairs have contrib
uted 10 the pleasure Of busy week
Among them are the usual Monday card
parties at the Carolina Mrs. Guy Medcalf
OF Providence, Mrs. X. G. Blancke and
Miss Blanche of Essex Fells and Mrs
Robert 4. Olmstead OF Coudersport, Pa,
the winners OF the prizes. Among various
Carolina dinners was one given by Mr.
and Mrs Edgar s. Marston OF New York
I'm honor Of their guests. Mr. and Mrs
Edward G. Hoyt, the invitation list also
including Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Pumpelly.
who motored over from their plantation
at Samarcand.
The usual Wednesday and Saturday
evening dances at the Carolina and the
Thursday evening hops at the Holly Inn,
she Saturday afternoon Country Club
teas and the regular sunday evening con-
certs at the Carolina are claiming the
attention OF the entire colony. The va
rious hotels are filling rapidly, late Car
DINA arrivals including Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar $ Marston, who ran down for a short
visit In their private car bringing Mr..
and Mrs Edward c. Hoyt with them.
Col. T. s. Williams president Of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, is
spending a fortnight here.
other late registrations include Mr..
and Mrs. Il. y. Jewett and Donald Jewett,
MIR. and Mrs V. Il. +. Trowbridge, Il.
X. Buckmans. Dr. and Mrs. John NJ.
Hills, NJ Z. Grant and J. VI. De Mailer,
all OF New York. Hugh De Haven. John
j. Farrell and Thomas f. Murray. Jr.. OF
Brooklyn Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Hinchliffe.
Jr.. OF Paterson, Duncan Mcleod of Buf-
falo. Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Warren OF
Kingston.
II. q. Parker of Philadelphia. Horace
Hays T. ;. Hays, d. 7. G. Milligan and
". r.. Richardson OF fittsbuis, Hrs. (.
W. Middleton. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Middleton.
Jr.. OF Torresdale, Pa.
u. T. Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs. w u. Boyce,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben :. Boyce and children.
all OF Chicago NJ. r. johnson and A. +.
johnson OF Cleveland, G. G. Robinson ~
Indian Harbor. f. w. Pray. Mrs. w. X.
Porter and Mrs. Daisy Porter. all OF Bos-
ton Walter L. Millken OF Hyannisport
and A. -. Fisher and G. G. Written OF
Lynn. Mass Mr.. and Mrs. H. y. Ken
nedy Of New Haven, J. J. Tourtelotte and
r. J. Tourtelotte of Paris.
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HOT SPRINGS, VA.

Hot SPRINGS. Va, Jan. 23-Three of
the half dozen Canadian knights Gre
ated by the recent New Years announce
ment are frequent visitors at the Virginia
Hot Springs. fact which has been
mentioned BY & number c: Canadians hero
at present. These are Sir Clifford Sett n
and Sir William Price OF Ottawa, who are
owners OF vast lumber lands in the west
ern part Of the Dominion, and Sir He--
bert Samuel Holt, president of the Royal
Bank OF Canada. Two other recently
created knights who spend much Of their
time here are Sir Robert Borden. who
was here with Lady Borden throughout
the fall. and Sir George Halsey Perey,
whom visitors will reremher as spending
tho fall season here for several years.
Sir George has recently become acting
High Commissioner In London.
The weeks warm. springlike weather
caused the links TO be filled daily and II
was common thing for people TO st
without wraps on clubhouse and hotel
verandas playing bridge, which Just now
has great claim to attention. the ladies'
at these affairs frequently appearing in
white broadcloth suits and other sum
mer attire. Mrs. Arthur Garrison Cowel
gave one OF these veranda bridge parties
the other afternoon at which the guests
included Mr.. and Mrs Caleb Milne. .Ir..
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Silsbe, Mrs r. f..
Sethmess, Mrs. A, w. Whitlock Mrs.
Avery Norris. Mrs. Herbert Spencer
Grems. Mrs. Robert W. Blake, Mrs C.
@. Meeks and Mrs Frank Hopkins.
Reservations have Just been made at
the Homestead for n June golf tourna-
ment OF the Associated Advertising In
terests, that met last week in pinehurst.
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Dancing and Golf Popular Pastimes
at Halfway RESTS in Virginia
and the Carolinas

hotels and visitors in the city. numbering
about two hundred. \ dinner party In
the series given at the Inn during the
week was that in which Mrs. =. l.. Seely
entertained Mrs. Harvey Anderson OF
Atlanta and twelve others preceding the
dance saturday evening. The vases that
adorned the table were Of hand hammered
copper. filled with American Beauties
The Hon. Justice Rddell OF the APP
pellate Division OF the supreme Court OF
Ontario Is "A distinguished visitor here
from Toronto. accompanied by Mis-. Rid
dell. After a visit at Atlantic City and
New Orleans they are now here for an
extended stay. T. Langdon Wiks. a
Canadian here for the winter. has juS
returned from a weeks visit to Augusta.
Ga. other visitors from Canada include
Mr. and Mrs Eric McGachtin Of Ottawa.
who are on their honeymoon. having
stopped few days at Pnehurst en- route
to Asheville
Late arrivals TO join the newlywed
circle at Grove Park Inn are Mr. and
Mrs e. y. Seidllz Ir. and Mrs ana
Mrs. j. NJ. Dunlap. all OF Kansas city.
and Mr. and Mrs. Guy $. Greene OF Detroit
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Lambelct Of New
York city. Many paroles are found dauy
among this happy contingent for long
tramps to the top Of Sunset Mountain
and horseback riding TO view points at q
greater distance
Mrs. \. L. clifford Of Tirrytown. y Y,
Mrs. &. Il. Forbes and Mrs 4. q. Lis
comb OF Worcester. Mass are a party Of
three for an indefinite visit at the Inn
An Informal dance and card party
entertained the guests at the Battery
Park during the week Mrs. Railing
added greatly to the enjoyment OF ;he
occasion by giving several recitltions,
which were heartily pnCored. New ar
rivals At The Battery Park a.e Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Norton Marvin Of New York.
the former for a number OF years presl-
dent ~ IN" Thomas Edison Company
Others OF New York here are Harry Brit
ton and Mr. and Mrs Frank Lockwood
New York arrivals AZ the Inn this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald r. Robe
and Miss 4. n. Campbell OF Bro klyn
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. B Dennis and
L. h. Scudder. Others are Mr. and Mrs
$. q. McMenn. Columbus, Ohio: Mrs
VI. T Barbour OF Chicago and Mrs
George u. Lake of Harvard ILL.,
r. S. Chlds Of New York. guest
at the Inn, who is deeply Interested in
politics, while here has given some in
terestlnR talks and valuable information
concerning the commission form Of gov
eminent which Is being advocated in
Ashevlle.
The Chicago contingent here has been
augmented by the arrival Of Mrs T.
u. Mather and w. g. Mather and O. c.
Haywood
Capt. Oliver II Dockerv. I. : A.
who has been the guest Of his cousin.
Thomas Settle, at his home on Pearson
Drive has been transferred from the
Twenty-third L s. A. Infantry at Texas
City to the Fifteenth Infantry al Pekin.
China.
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held Friday night. The week began with
a bridge given at villa Scofieid, with
Cen Martin HId!n and Mrs. Hardin as
hosts. Mrs. Hardin entertained Saturday
at luncheon. complimentary to Mrs.
William V. stuart IF Newport, II. !.
Tuesday night among those giving
dinners at the Ponce de Leon were Robert
uatcheller and Alfred Batcheller OF
Washington, ID. G. Mrs. r. y. Sumner or
Detroit also was dinner hotess. Mrs.
CNorEe F. Miles Of Pomfret, Conn, gave
the first OF series OF bridge teas,
Tuesday afternoJn and after the game
their guests enjoyed tea and dancing In
the Alcaz4T griA. Miss Katharine Jones
of Chicago entertained In the grill for
Mrs. William stuart OF Newport, X. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Totten Of New
York. who are cruising Southern Writer'S
in the yacht Amaranth. are IN St
Augustine. MIR. and Mrs. l.. Hess OF New
York, who motored here, are located at
the Ponce de Leon
Other arrivals at the Ponce de Leon
include Stephen B1nsol, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
w w. Brown. Miss Elizabeth Moffett
New York DR. and Mrs. james n. Means
" Boston. Mr. and Mrs. H. Il. Dellshunt,
Jr, Godfrey Chllds and Louis Tiffany,
Baltimore.
Lord and Lady ENenbs rough OF London,
England, are at the Alcazar for the
season
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At least three hundred golfers are ,,.
pected here at that time.
The FOX trot ~ becoming quite por..I .-
TN the bathrooms here. The coit.ru
popularity Of dancing Is shown by the a..
that hops are still being held night. Dr..
the ballroom Of the Homestead, follows,
on two nights week. Wednesdays tri
Saturdays. by dances In the Japt.o.s
Room Of the hotel, where there is o at.-
aret Some OF those who have rca,.nv
had supper parties there at which dance
ing was a feature are Mr. and Mir. w.
Berry Hamilton, Mrs. James L. Lower.
MIR and Mrs. Samuel Sharp. Mr. ard Ms
T. W. Lambert J. Gimbcl and Mr. t.l
Mrs VI. J Seaman.
Late registrations AZ the Homestead
include MIR and Mrs John Jordan ~.
and Mrs James Bright Nj and Ms
e. H. Wilson. MIR aud Mrs. ". \ Susrt
OF New York, George Cowl Of Great Ne.
NJ. and Mrs George ~ Greenii, \ W
Friess. Mr. aud Mrs VI. T.. Lewis OF Brook
Ign: Georga H. Buchauon. Miss Marion
Buchauou, Miss Elizabeth Ruchanou. Mr.
and Mrs Thomas A. Kennel. Edward
Toland and Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Milne OF
Philadelphia.
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BELLEAIR HEIGHTS. FLA.

BrLLEAiR HEiGHrs. Fla. Jan. ga
"Bcleair is the most incomprehet sible
place In Florida" is the opinion expressed
by George AIDE, who g. spending tho VIM
ter at the Belleview. From the time YOU
leave Jacksonville till you aliGht from
the train In the grounds Of the Belleview,
that are as well Kept as a Newport gar
den. and step INTO a hotel that is AZ
metropolitan In It's aspect ~ any Fifth
avenue hotel. there Is nothing 10 prepare
YOU Tor the surprise that awaits you at
the end Of your journey"
People doubtless think that Mr. AIDE
does nothing but write fables FOR the
amusement Of the reading public but at
Belea.r he is Just golf enthusiast ana
nothing else.
Though the Bel,evlew opened for the
season on January =, II was not TN this
past week that many Of tho an ..aspn
visitors arrived. During this past week
the 200 members of the Two Hundred
Thousand Dollar club" made merry At
the Belleview. \ few hours Of each day
were given IN to business meetings Nu'
these conferences over. the two hundred
New York Life Insurance men streamed
out like so many college boys to try their
skin at golf Nice-presidents ~ -
kingsley and Thomas 4 BuCkner we're
the two conspicuous members of the New
York Life Insurance Company at the con-
NentON.
TIE cottage colony at Belleair is he
ginning to assemble. Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Disston of Philadelphia have taken the
Magnolia Cottage for the season. and
Ms. Iohr nun ~ Grand Rar!ds. Msch.
will occupy the Palm Cottage for the
winter with her family
Late arrivals AZ the BelleNiew are Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Mitchell and Miss Eliz-
abeth Mitchell Of Montclair. y j.. Mr.
and Mrs. II. r. Williams and Mr. and
Mrs. Forman OF Chicago; w. O. Hig-
gard, president OF the American Ex-
change National Bank of Detroit, and
Mrs. Higgard Mr. and Mrs +. H.
Sprague Of Omaha Sir Thomas Tate and
Lady Tate OF Montreal Mr. and Mrs
John j. Cone OF New York Nj. and Mrs
Jordan Of Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs
J. W. Greene Of Jersey city. Mr.. and
Mrs @. G. Bennett OF Albany Mrs II g.
kinhall Of Rochester Mr.. and Mrs. cot
tier OF New York Frank Jones OF Mem
phs -. g. Wing u the First National
Bank OF Boston; II. G. Henderson and
;. l.. probnsco OF CHATTANOOGA ~ b.
Adams OF Atlanta, Ga; Georse II. Balch
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DAYT0NA, FLA.

DAYToNA. Fla. Jan. 23.--with the Ho-
tel Clarendon now open the winter season
Of 1915 is officially and earnestly consid
cred ON at Daytona. The city is rapidly
hlling with tourists and o date one OF the
most noteworthy rptions TO the usual
rule is that many u the hotel registers
show great number If California people.
This Is surprising. especially ia ne face
OF the near approach " the dates for he
Panama Pacific Exposition.
Much interest has been aroused ,his
season aud no doubt viii be kept to Il
fever pitch by the rapid completion Of the
training quarters and ball park 20 be used
here by the Brooklyn National League
team. Although very little apparent prog
ress had been made when President Eb-
bets Of the Dodgers was here several
weeks ago the plant IL rapidly rounding
into shape. Trolley extensions to the
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Of the Miami midwnter carnival which
proved decided novelty for many who
had never before Witnessed such sport.
Commodore j. stuart BlaCkton. who
owned tho speed hydropldues Baby Speed
Demon NJ and Bah Reliance V, and
Robert Edgren who accompanied him
from New York and drove one Of the
boats In the race, spent several days here
enjoying the fishing and the delightful
climate before they left for Havana to
arrange for speed race. They carried
away with them the handsome silver
trophies that were offered at the regatta.
Another diversion for the visitor II the
sport Of aviation. Victor Vernon Of SYRIA
cuse. y. v. has his Curtiss flying boat In
service and Is carrying passengers for
trips over the opalescent waters OF Bis
cayne Bay and giving them "a birdseye
view OF the tropical v,rdure ~ the many
coral keys that divide the bay from the
ocean. Among the passengers who made
flights In the boat this week was Mrs.
Carroll s. Smith " New York, who IL
here with Mr. Smith.
The largest fleet of private yachts that
ever assembled In Biscayne Bay was that
which gathered to watch the motor boat
races. Among the private yachts In COM
mission here now are the Everglades. the
large and handsome hnuseboat Of Col.
Robert NJ Thompson OF New York and
Washington, n. c.: the Calabash. the
flagship OF Commodore william J. Mathc-
son OF the Biscayne BAY Yacht club MIR.
and Mrs Arthur Curtiss James's house
boat, the Lanai, a sister ship OF the
Caldhash, has been here for some time.
The large power houseboat Run House.
formerly owned by Payne whitney. has
been chartered from the present owner
by Messsrs Reginald Brooks and Her
bert VI. Hartman. who expect TO spend
several weeks fishing among the Florida
KEYS.
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Frances Cummings. Mrs. James Taylor
Dickinson. Miss Mary pimock .ils.
Henry Rutherford Elliot, Mrs. Abraham
FleXner Mrs. George r.. Frank Mrs.
MORT. Fatmau. Mrs. George y Ford, Miss
Caroline NJ Gerrlch Mrs Arthur y. Gra-
ham. Mrs. Isaac r. Hasbrouck, Mrs.
William II, Hayes, Mrs. Edward =. H0l-
den. Mrs. Elon HUNTINGTON Hooker, Mrs
Walter r. Hope. Mrs. John Humpstoue,
Mrs Justin Curtis James. Mrs. Edgar g.
Leaycraft Miss Ella McCaleb. Mrs Henry
noble MacCrackcn, Mrs. Daniel ". Me-
Williams, Mrs. Seth NJ. Millken, Mrs
.arih \ Moore. Mrs Michael j. Null
Robinson, Mrs, j. Woolsey Shepard, Miss
Louise Patterson Sheppard. Mrs Albert de
silver Miss Helen stamford. Mrs. Rich
ard Steele Mrs James Monroe Taylor
Mrs. Isabel Tllinghast, Mrs. Leslie j.
Tompklns. Mrs. Edward p. Townsend,
Miss Grace Tweedy, Miss Abby valiant,
Miss Jean Webster and Miss Julia Wicker.
The last OF the series Of dances ar
ranged by the National California Club
for the benefit Of its philanthrop.c fund
will take place on Friday 1t the Hotel
Aston II will be under the charmansnip
of Mrs, Thomas j, Vivian, who will be
asst sted by Louis c. White. For those
no. caring 10 dance there will be card
tahltS WIN prizes Tor edtn taDlt.
At the monthly social lard par,y OF
the club on Tuesday at the Waldorf the
bridge tables were In charge OF Mrs
Philip L. Crovat, and Mrs Russell Bas.
sett was in charge OF the euchre tables
A. arrangements have been completed for
the Fordham University "prom,' which
VIII he held this year on February s
~ the Hotel Aston, The committee on
arrangements is composed NJ Cornelius T.
Orhen pre-. ldent OF tho alumni: lanes
W. Kearns, president OF the class Of
1915. Edward s, Brogan, Arthur Nc
Aleenan, Charles A. $. Hath,ld, Charl, $
McCaf'erty, Francis Y, Mescll, James
W. Butler and Harry A. Fallon
Itch eta are 81 and may he obtained
from Harry A. Fallon, TotJham Unit
vers!tl, or Charles \. Hatfield, 80
p oadWay.
For the benefit OF ther phIanthropic
fund the Daughters OF Ohio gave a euChrc
party on Thursday afternoon at the Park
Avenue Hotel
The next dance o; the Knckerbocker
Relief club. Mrs Camille Brnbohm, pres
deut will be held at the Hotel Relleclaire
on February 10, The others will he on
March 10 and April ~ and cards will
he provided for those who do not care
for dancing.
The patrOnCsses for the series are Mrs.
A. II. Humphreys. Mrs r. W Hopf, Mrs.
George Wesslau, Mrs Lucy Henry, Mrs.
Il. -. Jones, Mrs T.. Secardi, Mrs, George
II Hearn, Mrs. j. r. Martin, Mrs. W. T..
stephens, Mrs. Robert s, stephens, Mrs.
| Arthur Suits, Mrs. Hale Phillips, Mrs.
Abel and Mrs. Oscar Newhouse.
Mrs, John RLrrus gave "a card party Oh
Thursday afternoon at the Waldorf, the
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gate have been completed and to-day
Jimmy Archer OF the cubs and Fred
Merkle OF he Giants, winteriug at or
moud. looked over the field and both re-
marked that they were certainly Jealous
OF the accommodations that were going
to fall 20 the lot OF the Brooklyn squad.
Many people Of prominence are in the
city, among them being ex-senator
stephan of Delta, col, prominent ia the
settlement of the recent Colorado coal
strikes.
More yachts have been reported at the
Halifax River Yacht club here than ever
before in the history OF the city, aud the
announcement from Washington last week
that the Florida appropriations for water
ways had carried viii have a vast effect
on increasing the number OF cruising yes-
sells In these waters from this season on.
The permission recently granted the
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ut party gwen for Miss Seffel by Mrs.
Harry Williams Hard.nge AT her home 40
Riverside Drive. Mr. Maze is a graduate
OF Columbia, class OF 1914 No date has
been set for the wedding
Mr. and Mrs, j. Toll Of 1896 Lexington
avenue have announced the engagement
of their daughter Miss Rose Tell to
David Jacobs. No date has been mem
toned for the wedding
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement OF Miss Adele Hamerslough,
daughter Of Mrs. X. Hamerslough Of j47
Eiversldr Drive and formerly of Trinidad.
COL, to Isaac Stern OF this city
Miss Cora Qulttner and Samuel Horo-
WITT, whose engagement was recently an
bounced, viii be married on March IL
The day chosen II the thlrtieth anniver-
sary of the wedding OF Miss Quittner's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Quttner
The third OF the neighborhood dances
arranged by Edwin w. Andrews will be
held at the Hotel Gotham on Friday eve
ming. Dancing will be general and supper
will be served about midnight The pa
tron6sses for these dances are Mrs, James
r, Curtis. Mrs. William Nelson. Mrs.
Charles ". Delamatcr, Mrs. George q.
Edwin w. Andrews.
At the fourteenth annual meeting Of
Stony Void Sanatorium to be held at
| the Hotel Manhattan on Wednesday af-
ternoon Marcus NJ Marks will make an
| address
The officers Of tho sanatorium are Mrs.
James Edward Newcomb president Mrs.
George +. Shrady, Mrs. Arson Il. Flower
and Miss Ip1rV honorary pa-pTasideuts
Mrs. Sylvan Bier, Mrs, Frederic II. Jen-
nings. Mrs Hermann NJ Bggs and Miss
Cora y. Van Wyck, presidents Miss
| Ellen Louise Adee recording secretary
Mrs, Frank j. Sprague. corresponding
secretary; Edgar l.. Marston treasurer.
and Mrs, Herbert l.. Satterloe, assistant
treasurer. In addition to these the di-
rectors are Mrs, Horace T.. Andrews,
Arthur O. Choate Mrs. John g. Coleman.
Mrs, Walter Geer, Mrs James g. Green
way Mrs, Helen Hartley jenkins, Mrs.
| Charles Gilmour kerley, Mrs. Julius
kruttschntt Mrs, Hunter $, Marston, Or.
James Alexander Miller, Mrs, Benjamin
stern. Mrs. Emma Flower Taylor and
John Seely ward
Under the auspices Of the New York
branch NJ the associate alumnR of Vas
| sar College The Road to Yesterday"
will be presented by Nassar girls on Fri
day evening AT the Century I.vccum.
atop the Century Opera House The play
will be under the direction OF Miss y. u.
| Townsend and the proceeds are to go
to the Intercollegiate Bureau OF Occupa-
ton, an organization which finds employ
mont for college girls after grad IA ion.
The patronesses OF the cat rita 'nment
include Mrs. John Purroy Mitchell, Mrs
Hush Frank B'ackford. Miss May Vida
Clark, Mrs. william z. Cornell. Miss
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Diytona Hotel Mems Association to erect
gigns over the various hotel bus and car
riage stands at the passenger depot here
has done away with practically all con-
fusion and inconvenience TO arriving tour
lists vino have reservations before coming
to the city. The line of forty or more
buses, carriages and taNis. all soliciting,
has been source OF annoyance iu he
past not only to tourists but to hotel por-
ors Ak we'll with the erection OF the
signs q rule prohibiting soliciting has
one into effect and much of the former
congestion iu the station, which Is small
FOR the amount OF traffic handled, has
been done away with.
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

n Ar. and Mrs. 7. Frank Stone OF S75
M Park avenue will soon send out
Invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Grace Harriet stone,
10 Sydney Miller Lloyd OF Lynchburg, Va.
The wedding will take place on February
IS In st. Thomass Church and will be
followed by reception and dance at the
Hotel Plaza
I Miss Ellie s Stner daughter OF Mr..
/ and Mrs. Samuel p. Stiner of Col West
l14lst street, will be married to William
Keyser OF Mount Vernon on February s.
The wedding will take place at the Ho. Il
Majestic aud the ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a reception, Miss Hortense Ber-
nard will be maid Of honor for Miss Stinar
and Adolph keyser will be his brother $
best man
! The wedding OF Miss Helen Cromwell
and Harry De Witt Wilde will be cele-
.brated on Tuesday at Robin Range, the
country home Of the brides father, Fred
erick Merritt Cromwell. at Dobbs Ferry.
In All Angels Church on Wednesday
afternoon Miss Charlotte T. Mattlage,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry
Mattlage, will be married to Walter r..
Ruprecht. The ceremony will be per.
pormed by the Rev. Dr s. DE LanCey
Townsend and viii be followed by "A re-
ception al the Hotel ST, Regis. Miss
Mattlage will have two little flower girls
the Misses Martha Machold and Dorothy
Smith, and her other attendants will he
Miss lola Seeds. Miss Alma Bennett, Miss
Charlotte Machold, Miss Katherine Cham
berlain, Mrs, Walter 5, Nicle and Mrs
II =. Runyon.
ldAdwIE auprccht Sll he his brothers
be- man and the ushers viii he Ken
meth Watkins. Arthur Kohlbu~h, JOhr
Stephenson, Charles +, MacCarthy, Walter
Mohr and John Puln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Slefel OF 10,
Clsremont avenue have announced tho en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Rather.
Inc Frances sletfc!, 20 Montgomery Maze
The announcement was made last week
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charge OF the thes dansants at both %
the Florida East Coast hotels n success
tul social season Is assured.
Af,,r the mid-weekiy dance at the
Aicazdr the guests all adjourned 10 the
grill The first OF series OF matinee
dances was given In the Ponce de Leon
rose ballroom Monday afternoon and th,.
second on Wednesday, Among those who
danced were Capt J II Lyman, Mrs
Lyman Ma George Fletcher, MI and
Mrs. ". W brown, Mrs George MaNctte,
Mr. aud Ms. T.. y. doubleday, Miss
y rothy Doubleday, Mr.. and Mrs. Colt
johnson, Lloyd Provost, Henry r. Ben
jam.u. Robert Bdtcheller. Mr. and Mrs.
". knight Miss Katherine Jones, MISS
Helen Wilbu~g.
The nrst Of IN. Large evening dances 20
which the Ponce de Leon management IN
yites members of the villa colony was