New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02
PAUL JONES CLUB
WILL AID CHARITIES
New Society Organization
70 Give Part of Members
Dues to Various Funds.
FIRST MEETING TO
BE HELD TONIGHT
Miss Virginia HOvey To Be
Bride To-day-FirSt Sub
scriptiou Dance.

SCriptlon Dance.
The Paul Jones Club. organized re-
..-,iy by men and women Of society
a, supper and dancing each night in
10 vcck except on Monday and Fri
l,y will hold its FIRST members meet
,oe tonight in the Della RObbia room
n The Vanderbilt
mart Of each members dues will
-, toward q fund 90 he distributed 20
.,,ritv organizations. The charities
.,,sres,ed arc the Charity Organiza-
.;oo Of New York. Association for I'm
.-,virr the Condition OF the Poor in
w York. Secours National. Amer
-, Womcr's War Relief Fund Of
ronson. the American Ambulance Hos
,,,,l IN Paris and the la Fayette Fund
N, board Of governors Of the club in
.,rse Richard Peters. Charles D. Wet
rors. Percy r. Pyne. Cd. Alfonso de
Navarro. William W. Hoffman, Horace
s,ebbins. Hamilton Fish. ir, Elliot c.
B,eon. Noncure Robinson. Francis
Ro,be and rs. Rhiuelander Stewart, jr
Ms. William n. Woodin, Of 127 East
ss,h ST.. gave a small the dansant yes
.,rs,v a. the Vomen's Cosmopolitan
Club for her daughters, Miss Mary L.
woodin. who was introduced to society
,,t season. and Miss Anne J. Woodin,
who made her debut in November, and
also for Miss Katherine and Miss HUI
ber,a Potter. Of Philadelphia. The
ue.;s were young people and included
some Of the seasons debutantes.
Miss Virginia F. Hovey, daughter Of
franklin II. Hoyey, Of Summit, y. j.
viii be married 20 Walter L. WOodford.
r. Of this city, to-day in Calvary
Episcopal Church, summit, by the Rev.
Philip Ste.nmetz.
Miss Alice B. Hovey, sister Of the
bride. will be the maid Of honor, and
the bridesmaids viii be Miss Winifred
Ogden. OF Summit; Miss Dorothy Kirk,
Of Beverly. y. j., and Miss Marjorie
and Miss Dorothy WoOdford, Of New
York. Edward p Seymour will be hest
man, and Walter F. Hovey. Joseph Rob
er;s, ". II. j. Woodford and Goodell
Freeman, Of Philadelphia, ushers.
The first Of six subscription dances,
70 be known as the Sans Egal supper
dances. under the direction Of Law
renee Duraut. viii be held tonight at
Sherry's Among the patronesses for
the series are Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, /
Mrs. T. Roscoe Mathews. Mrs. j. Cor
don Douglas. Mrs n. Casimir de Pham.
Mrs Frederick Pearson and Miss Maria
Dc Barrl
Mrs. L. GARRISON Potter, Of Clear
view. Westchestcr, viii give d theatre
party and supper tonight for Miss
katherine Ashhurst Bor e.. the debu-
,ante daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. r. H.
Baysrd Bowie. Of Philadelphia.
Mrs Barstow Blacksmith, Of II
East SD ST.. viii give q dance tonight
az Sherry's for her daughter, Miss
Marion Blacksmith.
Mrs. James B. Vredeuburgh, Of "A
West 18th ST., viii give a the dansant
to-day at the Gotham for her daugh-
ter, Miss Eleanor r. NredenburRh.
Mrs. Francis S. Hutchins, Of 449 .
Park av., win give a small dance to-
night a. the Gotham for her daughter,
Miss Margaret Hutchins.
Mrs. William Lee Ward will give
tea this afternoon at her home, l21
West 10th ST., for Miss Dorothy =.
lsh, Of Scarsdale, y. Y. whose en-
gacement 10 her son, Dudley Ward, .
Vas recently announced.
Baron and Baroness Egbert de Ma
eel. who were married in ST. IhOmas's
Church ON December s, viii sail to-day
Tor their future home at The Hague.
Baroness de Nagell was Miss Julia
Cahoun. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John G.. Calhoun
M. and Mrs. Benjamin Rush Wen
dell arrived in town yesterday from
Weltcvreden. their country home at
Cszenovia. y. Y, and are at the
Gotham for the remainder Of the win
ter
Nr. and Mrs. Augustus ID. Shepard
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
P. Rees. at Kenilwor b Lodge, Bit
more, Is. {.
Mr. and Mrs lie 6 and G.. Griswold
are spending the week end with Mrs.
Dean Sage. az her hone IN Albany.