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AT ST. AUGUSTINE.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Jan. 30 With the
weather bright and clear St Augustines
winter culonlsts are spending their DAYS
on the links or taking motor trips. whle
the evenings are devoted To dining ana
dancing
The wednesday night dance at the AL
cazar ballroom attracted guests IRON
both of the large hotels. and later the
grill was filled with supper parties com
posed OF the dancers. Tables nave been
arranged out in the picturesque logGia so
that dancing can be enjoyed al fresco as
well as indoors.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs Henry
Marcott gave a bridge tea for Mrs. Myron
Spades and Mrs. ]. II. Curtis of Chicago
and Mrs w. V. stuart Of Newport. v
I. Mrs. John r. Brooks presided at the
tea table
on Thursday evening at villa Schoheld
Brig Gen. Hardin and Mrs. Hardin gave
another of their dinners The guests
were Gen. ". Helm. Capt. J. II. Lyman,
Mrs. Lyman. Mrs A. l.. Sumner. Mrs.
George Fletcher, DR.. Andrew Anderson
and G. Lemar.
St Augustine Is always a popular rem
' devious for brides and bridegrooms. Just
now Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Trowbrldge OF
O., New YORK. SIR. ana Mrs. Ray =. Dfrner
OF Newark. " j.. and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
II. Mellon. OF Pittsburg. Pa, are honey
incoming in the ancient city.
Among the golfers wintering al St. Au-
gustine are J. t. Ralph and 5. l., Ralph
OF New York. members of the Sleepy Hol-
low Club. Rain or shine finds these play
ers on the links, with Cen John n. Brooke
and Louis McI.ain.
n Mr. and Mrs. Giraud Foster and Giraud
Foster Jr.. OF LenoX, Mass, are at the
Ponce de Leon
Miss Elizabeth W. Frothingham and
John W rockingham OF New York are
at the Ponce de Leon
Mrs. w T.. Beardslcy OF New Horl;
has arrived at the Ponce de Leon. Other
arrivals are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Is
Gale Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs r. y
Brundage of East Orange. y. j.. John II
Caperton and Hugh ]. Caperton OF
Louisville, KY, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
w Lockwood of Washington, ID. c.
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PINEHURST, N. c.

PtNFHlRsr y. c.. Jan. 30-The week
has iuaugurated early midscason's more
'urual affairs. with interest IN sports cen
tired in the annual midwinter tennis
championship and its liberal Canadian
representation.
No affair OF the season has been more
delightful than the housewarming OF their
new home. "Fernleigh.' by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry :. Houston of Holyoke when they
entertained more than two hundred guests.
who called in the charming. Informal. Old
fashioned way. one congenial coterie Of
women carrying out the spirit Of the at
fair by wearing quaint poke bonnets Of
the DAYS OF old. Dancing followed re-
freshmeuts Of cider, doughnuts. cookies,
cheese and candles.
Late hotel registrations include Messrs.
T. l.. Keyes. l.. \. Stimson. George Clarke.
Austin T.. Palmer, Lincoln Goodman, W.
]. Sparks. f.. Kuttrofr. :. o. Miller and
Il. C. Strifier. all of New York: DR.. and
Mrs. William r. Janeway, !, b. Roberts
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Lewis and Mrs.
Waldo Grose. all OF New York. Mrs. Dud-
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ASHEVILLE, N. c.

AsHEvILLE. " C, Jan 3G.-Several
large dances. iuuumerahe luncheons and
thinner parties were given at Grove Park
Inn and other hotels during the week and
thoroughly enjoyed by the large number
of visitors from the North. who are en-
jOyiug the fine weather at Asheville.
The management OF Battery Park has
fixed the date OF the formal opening Of
The spring season for February 10. TIL
event will he celebrated by a large ball
and dinner dance. Mrs. G. +. Railing en-
tertained at luncheon during the week at
.. Hrtz1g and Mrs May Bomar. all OF
Sparanburg. Late arrivals at the Bat
terry Park include Mr. and Mrs. r. l..
Taylor OF Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs
:. n. Shelton OF Dayton. Ohio. Mr.. and
Mrs shelton were entertained at luncheon
during the week by +. l.. Seely.
The Manor has a tea party In the main
lounge OF the hotel for the guests AMI
their friends on each Thursday evening
Distinguished guests there are Admiral
and Mrs. Berry with their daughter. Miss
Berry of Washington, -. c., who have en-
gagged apartments for the winter. Mrs. 5.
Pearsall OF New York city Is also a receat
arrival who. will spend a month OF NOR"
at the Manor
New Workers at the Inn include
Charles Hin and J. Maxwell, A. w. Cam
eron and AlbeT Steinbach. J. y. Courtade
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Ty-
son and daughter. Miss Patricia Tyson.
who reside In Glen Ridge. y. j. From
Philadelphia is John +. Shields. who Is on
return visit here. and w. W. Turner.
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AT LAKEWOOD.

LAKEWOOD. y. j., Jan. 3O-Tho r.
weather which prevailed this week mode
motor parties popular and the Country
Club the centre OF attraction The links
are in good condition and many players
have made the rounds.
Arrivals at the hotels include;
Laurel-in-the Pines-Mrs f. e. Close
II. b. Close, Miss Pearson, Mrs. Thomas
p. Fiske. Miss c. Wallace. Mrs T. T.
Sphinx. willard Eaton, William Eo,.
Proctor. Miss Proctor, s. L. Mathev,on.
X. l.. sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs Jane. -
Dunn, Mrs f.. II Correa, Miss Gold,
Correa, Miss Gladys Berry, william N
Butler. j. 4. Harden, Miss Sadie Smul.rrs
Mr. and Mrs W. g. Ryan. Mr. and M.
Edward p. Iorke. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dcmp.
sey, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick : Str.,un
Mrs. William Ross Proctor, Mr.. and Mr..
H. C. Richard. $. b. Chopin. Mrs Tu,o.
dorus Bailey, DIR. and Mrs Fred.,ic
kammerer. Miss Amelia g. Hollcn,ach
and Miss Holenbach OF New York
Laurel House-Mrs. \. Campbell Ms
Il. Rain, Mrs. Frederic A. Ward. Ms
f. p. Fitzsmons. Miss Agnes Fitzsimons.
Miss X. 4. OBrien, Miss G. Grace
OBrien, Mrs. +. *. Seggermau Mr. and
Mrs w. NJ Coleman. Mr. and Mr. W
II. Davis. Robert Mcdonnell, II. T. Nc.
Donnell Mr.. and Mrs. l.. VI Bylcs J
Manning, Miss Amy w Dyke. Edward
Barry Wilcox. Mrs. T. W. Hatch. Miss
Hatch, George T.. Phelps. Miss TAYLOR
Miss NJ J. Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Loder and Mrs. f. IL. Cottreu az
New York
Lakewood Hotel-Mrs. II b. Gro. srnsn
Hiram Williams, Miss Bessie Cohen Mr.
and Mrs. William T. Goldman. Mr. and
Mrs. II. Harring, Dr. David Lazarus.
George Rosenzweig. Or Maxwell o.
Lanes, b. NJ. Lieber. Mrs. J. Watkius
Hyman Cohen. Bernard Semel VI W
Holander. Miss f. Hodgson and Mrs \
J. Mayer OF New York
Oak Court Hotel-Miss Louise TroIlo.
NJ Troxler. Mrs. y. J. Hogan. Miss "
May and Mrs j.. ~ Davis OF New York
Bartlett Inn. II. Gordon. T. W
Curtis, Mrs VI. F. Andrews. Mrs n C.
Spratley. Il. a. Hill. J. Slmonds Mr. and
Mrs. !. Zeimer, Mr. and Mrs r.. = Lev
~. and Mrs. .. =. Norton. y. =. G%,T;r,s-
George II. Reed. Jr and George VIII
Jams Of New York.
Palmer House-Mr. and Mrs. H. Schack
Mis- VI. w. Boxman Mr. and Mrs c
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. y. " Failor, Miss
Emma Setback. Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Ship
man, Miss \. NJ. White and Mrs T..
Castle Of New York.
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AT PALM BEACH.

PALM REACH. Fla. Jan. 30.--The Rain
Beach season has been gradually unfold
ing for month. The Reach club OPP
eued last Saturday night. two days
earlier than last year. Many arrivals are
expected next week.
Among the early arrivals AT the POM
cana were the former Secretary Of state,
Phlander Chase Knox. and Mrs. Knox,
who got here on sunday.
- Golhng costumes of exaggerated style
are being seen here on the links. Eugene
Eimball of Chicago and New York rs
leader I'm innovations with hat that
looks like diving helmet. II has id
with earlaps that are meant to ward on
blows Mr.. Kimball slys.
Stories about the old days in PAIN
Beach we're being told here this week
By william \. Barron, who opened the
Royal polnci,ua Hotel twenty zone years
ago this winter. The hotel was then hut
fraction OF its present size and was
visited by Northerners, VINO came ths
last 200 miles hv boat Mr. Barron Is tax
ing the first cation of his business
career
Mr.. and Mrs Edward -. Mclean VI
Washington wetR among the earliest ARE
rivals this win ar. They have suite
a. the Breakers and spend much OF their
time fishing In the Gulf stream. which
lies six mile OF shore on Monday
morning OF this week they caught
seventy.elght king fish and IN the after
noon took sixty. Mrc Mclean did all
the fishing, her husband said In an at
teinpt to establish a record for the largest
number Of Hsh taken by woman in q
single day here during the season NJ
present her catch OF 1873 (. tho high score.
Mr.. and Mrs CHARLES :. ~ cFcit. who
for fifteen years were all season visitors
at Palm Beach and then built hunga-
Tow at Paradise Island. were at the
Reach club at its opening as guests OF
Harry HOY OF Morristown The English
syndicate which owns the island, Mr..
Brackett said. had a hundred men At
work making golf course, but owing To-
It's inability to get further funds on 'c-
ccrnt Of the war work was stoppe' "s'
week
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Warrington. ]. u. Truxton, r. II Wnsor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Earl, Mr. and Mrs
r. y. Brush. Mr.. and Mrs, W. =. de Saus-
sure Jr Capt. Fred II. Harris, L. $. ",
and Augustus Allen.
Another of the popular dances under the
auspices of the Automobile Club. the Motor
Boat Club and the Aero Club OF America
was held last night I'm the clubhouse oi
the Automobile Club on West Flfty-iourtn
street The clubrooms were decorated
with palms, and the dancing, which Was
general, was interrupted at midnight Tor
supper. Among the subscribers to the
series are Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Mil
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Miller, Alan H.
Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jerome
Edwards Mr., and Mrs. William III. Bar
nard. Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI, Wattcnburg,
Mrs. l. BELL Brennan, T.. J, Rickert, Mr.
and Mrs. William II. Browning, Or. and
Mrs William y. Hubbard. Or, and Mrs
George r. Biggs, Mr., and Mrs \. H.
Stcarn. Mr.. and Mrs. q. II, Hart Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert \. brown, Dr. ana Mrs.
Gladstone Goode, Mr. and Mrs. j. H..
Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trenholm.
Mr. and Mrs. George n. Branson Mr. and
Mrs william q, McCune, MIR. and Mrs.
Irving A. Chandler. MI and Mrs John X.
Ersklne. Jr., Mr., and Mrs AlRer o. Gil
dersleeve. Henry A, Gildersleevc, Erskine
X. Hewett. Mr., and Mrs. NJ G. Cleveland,
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Trausdale, Mr.. and
Mrs. FrankrW. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs John
Anger. Jr Mr. ana Mrs s. d. Axtell, Mr..
and Mrs A. McIintock, Mr., and Mrs.
Lee Dillworth, Mrs, Dedie Henderson,
Mrs Blanche v. Quinn, the Misses Alice
Ireland, Clara We'll, Elsie Wilson Mar
cele sloane, Dorothy Darlington and the
Messrs. Albert H. Little, !, Henry emyth,
IT., Francis g. Dale. Charles q. Curtis,
Il. F. Luckenboch, William d. Cash,
william NJ. F'leitman, Wayne Root, ii, III,
Letcher and J. Parker Sloane
| The National Society Patriotic Women
OF America held its winter meeting on
Friday at the Waldorf. The president
and founder, Mrs. j, Heron Crosman,
spoke about the work the society Ii doing,
Col. Asa Bird Gardiner made an inter-
estng address and the Rev. Kenneth ID,
Miller OF the Jan Hus Bohemian Church
OF. this city spoke on THE Great Inn
portance to Our Country of Systematic
Patriotic Education for Children of Ig-
norant Aliens
Eclectic Club. Miss Florence Guernsey,
president, had meeting on Wednesday
morning at the Waldorf Mrs, Norman
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SOCIETY SEEKING SUNSHINE OF SOUTHERN RESORTS
Fine Weather and Variety of Outdoor
- Sports Hold Interest of Visitors
at Winter Rest Cures

Brocltton. Mass Mrs. Charles Coster.
Robcrt w Parsons and Joseph Bushnell
Of Nsw York; Henry :. \. stewart OF
pittshure BrlR. -tien. Henry II. Anderson
Of Washington. James Whitcomb Riley
OF lndiauuIpNB. Mr. and Mira George
Thomson OF st Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ards c. Meekef of Baltimore and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank II Platt.
Mr. and sMrs. Henry Watterson Of
Louisville. who have been here several
weeks at Hotel Halcyon left this week
for Havana with Dr. and Mrs VI. @.
Terry Of New York. After a short stay
there they will all go TO Col waite.
sons winter home on the west coast Of
Florida.
Henry W Savage ~ New Norl' came
this week and left on his yacht Joyeuse
for Cuba ana tuc Wts, ,,..s, OF FLORIDA in
search of turpon and other large game
fish
Mr. and Mrs Frank II. Plat OF New
York are at the Royal Palm for the
season.
New Workers at the Royal Palm are
Henry c. Pearson MISS T.. b. Pearson,
Mr. and Mrs George Bullock, Col aud
Mrs George r powney. Mrs. John X.
,rry. r. H. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Comfort. Leroy NJ Taylor. william Nice.
Todd. \. c. Han, H. NJ. BloOmer and Mr..
and Mrs John u Luuger.
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Outlook for Record
Season Grows
Brighter asCrowds
Flock to Hotels

total OF more than two hundred pe.s,r,
witnessed the game. The Warreu.ly...
Juniors were entirely outclassed by ,.I
Locals, who won an easy victory l..
seniors were much more evenly nate..I
and a fast and very Interesting g,.u.
was played, but the Lake George Sow,
finally came out victorious. on the .o.tl
team is young Indian who showed
much skill and speed and who cap'I,..l
seven of the ten goals shot He actually
won the game single handed and with .lf
him the team would have been en'Ir..,
at sea. \ game win he scheduled ,....
week during the balance OF the seas
Manager Thleriot Of the Fort william
Henry Hotel has already hooked tho r...
to capacity for over both Binyoln's and
Washlngton's birthday
Recent arrivals at the Fort Will,
Henry Hotel are: Mr.. and Mrs J E..s
HOFFMAN, w II. Williams. Miss H. A
Riordan. Miss Rose NJ Tiscu Mrs r.
.Hutchins Jr,, Miss Margaret Hutch.
ms. Miss Katherine Hutchns. f....
V. Green Jr., Mrs. Henry Ziegler. p J
Ziegler OF New York, and Mr. and Mr.,
George p. Melleck of Plainhcld y
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Of Mrs John STROLLER Gaines. Mrs Henry
GAYLORD Elliott is chairman OF the cos
tune committee ON the committee Of
arrangements are Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill
and Mrs. Bedell Parker. chalrmen. Mrs.
T. 4. Baggs Mrs. Alexander II. Candlsh,
Miss Mary Jordan Baker. Mrs. w. Otis
clifford, Mrs George T. Golfer, Mrs,
Rufus b. Cowing. Mrs H. q. Elliott Mrs.
H. T. Fullerton Mrs. Harry C. Grant Mrs.
Orlando Graccen, Mrs. Leslie H. Gray,
Mrs. q. 4. Humphreys, Mrs John II.
l.afiin Mrs Otto Mates. MR.. Walter Nc
Ilroy. Mrs. Warren Mckinlay, Mrs, l.. A,
O'Brien, Mrs Timothy Martin OConnor,
MIS-. RAYMOND &. Peufield, Mrs, william
barrett Perry, Mrs Myron W. Ra.anson,
Mrs. Charles Albert Small Mrs. Minor c.
Smith. Mrs, George +, Simpson. Mrs. j,
Herbert Scammell. Mrs. Carl A. Spilker,
Mrs W. H. Van Tassell Mrs W. II. Van
Wrinkle, Mrs, Maurice Dean, Mrs. t. V.
Armstrong, Mrs. J.. Ray Cox, Mrs. w. r,
SHETLAND and Mrs. c. +, Loeser.
on the floor committee are George CO..
ter chairman Curtis g. Cook. Leonard l..
Hin. Bedell Parker. Harry Grant, Charles
Kemp, james Cough JamisOn, w. ii. Van
Tassell, George Fullerton, G. =. Loeser,
II. Gaylord Elliott, Jr., Claude Hammond,
MyrOn Robinson, \. H. Candlish, VI. j.
SHETLAND, w .. clifford, Maurice Dean,
Walter Mcllroy. Ralph Baggs, Frederick
and Col. Frank Supplee.
The annual banquet of the Kappa Alpha
fraternity was given at the Hotel Meal
pin last Thursday, DIR, w. b. Prtchar1
was the toastmaster, Speeches were made
by j, NJ Harrington the Rev. q. II. =,
Barnhill and Randolph Leigh The din
ner was followed by dancing, to which
extra guests were invited
Some Of those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Wharton Green Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen l.. Snowden, Miss Adele Snowden
Dr and Mrs. w. II. Prtchard, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Dixon. Jr,, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Sheppard, Miss Resale Coleman
Mr.. and Mrs John n, Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs, John NJ Harrington, Rev and Mrs
o. T., Barnhlll, Mr. and Mrs Terry Hin.
kle, Mr. and Mrs. r. Salisbury Hun, Mr.
and Mrs Paul !. Murril, Mr., and Mrs, Z.
w. Barclay, Miss Elizabeth Patch. Mrs
Gordon Case, Miss Katherine Mitchel
Miss Alice Van Dyck, Mrs, Anita Trem
pie, Miss Marjorie Rice, Paul Jones, l.
W, Pearson. y. H. Miles, DIR, Il, Il, Ben.
son, j. -. Bower. u, Oh ndler Snead. Ran.
doph Leigh II. NJ stephens, John !.
| Sheppard, 4. o. Harlington, Ess Caro-.
! line b. zachry, John W. Peters. e, r
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0RM0ND BEACH, FLA.

ORMoNp BEACH, Fla. Jan. 3O-N card
party was given at the Ormoud Hotel thus
week under ,he auspices OF Mrs. Laugh
terbach Of New York city and Mrs. X.
Livingston Eagan, formerly OF New York
city and now of jacksonville for the BEN
eft Of the Chldren's Aid Society of Flor
ida. There were twenty-five tables
and among distinguished persons play
ing were Prof and Mrs. Thomas Preston
formerly Mrs. Grover Cleveland.
4 dinner of eight covers was served In
the grill room Of the Ormoud Hotel
on Tuesday night in honor of +. X.
Walbridge Of New York city. ~ j. Tru-
deau ". W. league Of New York, Dr. Y.
Wilson Parkes. William Chase, Mr. wal
lace OF $, Paul. MINI. and Mr. Lamont
of Worcester. Mass. were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenox Sheafe Rose of
New York. Mrs, J. Pardee Mr., and Mrs.
" Bushnell and Miss Marjorie Bushnell.
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AT MIAMI.

MIAMI, Fla. Jan. 31.--The opening OF
the Royal Palm grill this week was the
occasion OF much entertaining and the
Introduction OF serpentne, caps and
bugles and other favors made the evening
one OF unusual merriment
Among those who entertained supper
parties at the opening dance were eX-Gov.
William l.. Douglas and Mrs. Douglas OF
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Robeson of Rochester return for the sea-
son; H. B. Smithers of Great Neck ana
Messrs. n. G. Morse and George Motley
OF Rochester return for golf. Messrs. J.
w. Turnbull. William u. Lentz and J. r.
Prentiss of Philadelphia March Turr<r II
Garden City returns for the season. Miss
A. T.. Stewart of Baltimore Messrs. II. f.
Jackson, c. r, Holman and G. q. Red
der, all OF Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
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LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.

LAKE GEORGE. y. Y, Jan. 30-The first
of a series of hockey games was played
last night when both the Junior and
senior teams of Warrensburg met those
of Lake George on the latter's rink. A
large following came with the visiting
team, and with the local enthusiasts "A
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Kerngood and Mrs. Joseph T, Tanning
were chairmen Of the day and the sub
ject was Current Drama" The speak
ers were Mrs. Simon Baruch. who gave
some "reminiscences Mrs. Frederick Ross
Lee, who spoke on The Vital Importance
OF the Drama" and Mrs. Edward r.
jerks. who gave a talk on 1.-THE Play OF
the Day" The musical programme was
in charge of Mrs. Carrie Martin Cowtan
and the artists were Miss Edith Chap
man Gould, soprano and Robert Craig
Campbell, barytonc. Many or the mem
hers and guests remained ror the lunch
con and cards which followed. The next
meeting will be on February To.
The next meeting OF the Athene Club.
Mrs Katherine A. Martin president, will
be held in the AstOr gallery of the Wal
dorf on Thursday. The luncheon will
he followed by programme under the
chalrmanship of Mrs. Judd f. Wells The
subject OF the day will be THE Oriental
Women in Ancient History" The musi-
cal part Of the programme will be rem
d-red by Mrs. Borden-Low, soprano
Herbert Raymond Loder baritone, and
Edward Falck, pianist
The PhlloIexian Society Of Columbia
University will present I'VE Chronicle
Historic of King Lier" ut the Colony
club on February 3, The play will be under
the auspices of the educational committee
of the National Committee of Prisons and
Prison Labor ana the proceeds will be
used by the committee for its work Mrs
John H. F1agler, chairman Of the COM
uNttee, win be heard in vocal numbers
and Thomts Mott Osborne will preside
Dancing will follow.
The patronesses for the entertainment
are Mrs, Charles 5. Whitman, Mrs. Fran
els Mcneil Bacon, Mrs, Thomas Chad
bourne Miss Florence Guernsey, Mrs
Charles +. Hoffman, Mrs, Arthur Curtiss
: James. Mrs. George Kirchwey, Mrs. De
I Witt Knox, Mrs. Emily Ladenburg, Mrs
Clinton T. Martin, Mrs Wilton Merle
Smith, Airs. Paul Morton, Mrs. Frank
, Presbrey, Mrs. A d. Smith, Mrs Her
bert C. Smyth, Mrs. Frederick steinway,
Miss Edith A. White and Mrs, James A.
Wright.
The New York Chapter, United .Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy, has recalled the
| invitations to its annual ball. which was
| Ia have been given at the Hotel Astor
on Friday, owing to the sudden death of
DR., James Henry Parker, husband of the
president OF the CHAPTER, Ths ban has
been postponed indefinitely. a
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ley D. Roberts and Miss Helen Rober's
of Brooklyn join the Hon. and Mrs san
ford VI. steele Charles Hazard of Brook
lyn. Nessrs q. T.. Potts and T. w. Lloyd
Of Short Hills y. j.; and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. V. Beekman of Plainfield return
for February. Mrs. II. l.. Johnson and
Master johnson of Lestershire, ~ Y. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. McMerrick of Oswego Mr..
and Mrs. /. S. Robson and Stacey u.
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Tickets are 81 and may be obtained from
Mrs. John Kurrus, l6 West l2lst street
Mrs. Henry Borden, Mrs. Edward Burton
williams or Mrs Smith
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February 10 Is the date for the sec
ond OF the Junior Dances, 1t will be held
mt Sherry's and will be under the pat
ronage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Arnstein
MIR and Mrs. Sidney c, Borg. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Calm, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Guggenhelmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Hahlo, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hellman,
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Lehman. MIR. and
Mrs Walter e. Mack and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed ward Schafer.
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lam Beadenkoff Of Wilmington. Del; w
NJ. Whaley ana Miss Dolly Whaley Of
Norfolk Va
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An auction bridge party will he given
on the afternoon OF February 10 by Mrs.
Frank Y. Drake at her home. 23l West
Ninety-seventh street.
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II. W. league. J n Du Puy. Mrs. c. w.
Post and Mrs. =. =. Post. all of New York
city. are stopping hc'e for several weeks.