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Of Brooklyn, and George c. futile, Of
Minneapolis.
Mr.. Walker is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert s. Walker, Of 167 Nc
Donough Street. He was graduated
from Princeton in 1907 and subsequent
ly from the Columbia Law School.
Miss Jean Frances Southwick il a
prominent bride of the week. Her
wedding TO George DuBree Chase, of
Baltimore, is set for Saturday after
noon, and after the ceremony in the
Church Of the Saviour, at 4 o'clock,
there will be a reception at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Herbert Southwick, 81 Pierrepont
Street.
Miss Ruth Calender is 70 act as
maid Of honor and the bridesmaids will
be Miss Althea Glib and Miss Alice
Moss. Miss Jean Graves, a cousin of
Mr.. Chase, IS TO be present as flower
girl
Newell Vanderhoef is TO be the best
man and named as ushers will be Louis
Southwick, Conner Rees, Frederick
Fiske. Rushmore Schope, Harris Thurs
ton and Marshall Nanderhoef.
Mr.. Chase IS a nephew OF George Ar
thur Rawson, Of Boston, who is to re-
ceive with Mr.. and Mrs. Southwick at
the wedding reception.
Only relatives will witness the mar
riage of Miss Maud Ethel Jones and
Thomas Ferdinand Wilcox, which is
scheduled for Wednesday, April %, but
a larger attendance will be at the re-
ception which is TO follow. Miss Jones
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myers
Richardson Jones, of PA Henry Street.
where the ceremony viii take place az
1 O'Clock
Mrs. Eugene Alfred Widmaun Maud
Christiel Is 10 act as matron of honor.
and Miss Madeleine Dougherty and
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Mrs. Richard Guiles, Of 419 West
1l5th Street, has announced the en-
gagemtnt of her daughter, Miss Gladys
Guiles, to Alfred De Luce Dickerman,
son of the Rev. and Mrs George Sher-
wood Dickerman, of New Haven.
The last Of the Four Cotillons for
this season took place at Delmonico's
on Thursday evening. The patronesses
were Mrs. T. Darlington Semple, Mrs.
Henry Pearson, Mrs. Thomas Sloan
Young, Mrs. John J. Crawford, Mrs
Baker A. Jamison and Mrs. Thomas y.
Jamss.
On the board Of governors were
Lyman A. Spalding, T. Bertrand Ora
ham, Dr. Matthew Lawrence Carr, X.
Bolton Freeman, c. Randall Hammond,
Dr. Henry Pearson, James Cough
Jamison, 7. Darlington Semple, Arthur
W. Penniman, j. II. Charlton Arm
strong, Robert T. Miller and Clinton
?. Lowell.
Mrs. Alice s. Newhouse, who spent
the winter in the South, has returned
to the city and is at the Great North
ern Hotel.
Mrs. Z. H. Noyes and Miss Noyes
are informally at home on Sunday af-
ternoons in their apartments in
the Chatsworth, West Seyenty-second
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Eldridge, Of the
Hotel Marie Antoinette, gave a dinner
on Wednesday.
The annual reunion Of the Catholic
Summer School of America Will be held
at the Waldorf-Astoria on Friday,
April 10.
The Catholic Club will give at its
clubhouse, 1870 Central Park South, the
second dance of series on Friday,
April %, and the last on April 30 A
seated supper Will be served at mid
night.
The Rotary Club Of New York will
entertain its members and guests at
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Fashionable Spring Resorts Are
Now at the High Tide of Social
Activity and Outdoor Sports
Are i'm High Favor.

be the scene OF the ceremony A. 4
o'clock. The bride and an her attend.
ants are Packer girls. Miss Marioris
Minner il 10 act as maid % honor. arS
the other attendants viii be Nj,
Marian Allen. Miss Helen Maybew
Miss Hilda Lahm and Mrs. Josiah Lee
Ritch, who before her marriage On
Monday was Miss Jessie Ardrovette
Webster Clarendon Moore Is 10 b.
the best man, and serving as ushen
will be Josiah Lee R.tch. George o
Kuhlkc. Chauncoy 3. Doten and Wal.
lace Bigclow.
On Monday evening SIZES Harriet.
Hutchinson. daughter 90 Mr and Mr,
David Wallace Hutchinson. Of s2l
Ocean Avenue. will be MAJ RED 70 John
Gourlay Turnbull. iu ST. Marks Meth.
odist Episcopal Church. F'ai1ush. The
ceremony will be followed ly d resep.
ton at the home OF tho brides par.
ents. The bride VII, bee attended By
Miss Rita J.. PomeroE. AZ maid Of
honor; Miss Josephine Iurroull. Miss
Mildred Tompkins, Miss Elizabeth
Devoy and Mrs. ". Lee Di.worth. The
hest man is 20 be Harry g. Babe and
the ushers are 20 be Wallace Hutchin.
son, Robert S. furubll Edmund s.
Higgins, Herbert p Luce. vs.. Lee Dill.
worth and Wallace NacNa9 "addeN.
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w Chauncey. Mrs. Edgar /. Smith
Mrs. G.. NJ. Ransom. Miss Ransom. Mrs;
Conner Rees, Miss Adelaide Haxtun ana
Miss Sophie Haxtun. The reception
was followed by a dinner or twenty
four covers.
Miss Dorothy Kirkman, daughter OF
Mrs. John Kirkman. will be married 10
William Lars Enequist on Wednesday
evening at the home Of her grand
mother. Mrs. Alexander S. kirkman'
AIS Clinton Avenue. She will be at
tended by Mrs. Sydney d. Carragan'
Mrs. c. J. Hasselman. Miss Lillian
Strain. Miss Katharine Simons. MISS
Florence Seaman and Miss Isabel solo.
mons. John Enequist, jr, brother OF
the bridegroom, is to be the best man
and the ushers will be Bryant W. sea,
man, Sydney B. Carragan, RAYMOND
Collins, c. J. Hasselman and Dr.. Jo-
seph Solomons.
The ceremony at o'clock will be
followed by reception.
Another large wedding on SATURDAY
will be that of Miss Hazel Henley
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman +;
HefIey, of 678 st. Marks Avenue, and
Joseph Leslie White. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph L. White, Of 1884 Dean
Street. St. Bartholomew Church VIII
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Spencer. L. s. \. retired, whose home
was in Westheld, y. Y.
Miss Spencer and Mr.. Flaherty will
be married at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Richard MARITIME Dorsey, GO Mon
tague Street, By the Rev. DR.. j. Howard
Melish, in the presence of relatives
Miss Marie Louise Dorsey will attend
her cousin, and Charles Payne, of Nan
haitian, is TO be best man.
Mr.. Flaherty was graduated from
Amherst and the Harvard Law School
and is a member of the Harvard and
Hamilton clubs. He is the law partner
of Charles j. McDermott, president OF
the Brooklyn Bar Association.
Mrs. Richard F. Merritt and her
daughters, the Misses Merritt, and Mrs
Edward II. Worth were at home Mon
, day afternoon at 25 Grace Court. Re-
ceiyiug with them were Mrs. william
2. Worth, Mrs. George S. Worth, Mrs
Herbert Cornell, Miss Spies, Miss
Dwight, of Manhattan; Mrs. De La
Cour, Of Philadelphia; Mrs. Henry
Coffin, Mrs. Daniel T. Merritt, Miss
Conrow, Miss Sutphin and Mrs. Spen.
Ger, Of Brooklyn.
NtH. A4btll bt Oliver was lne guest
of honor at the reception which Mrs
CARL Ii. De Silver. of 43 Pierrepont
Street. gave on Tuesday afternoon.
The decorations and table appoint
ments were in pink, roses and sweet.
peas being the flowers used 10 carry
cut the color scheme. The bride, who
before her marriage 70 the son Of the
hostess was Miss Margaret Burnham
Of Berwyn, Penn, wore a gown Of soft
white silk. ornamented with chiffon
flowers. Mrs. De Silver received in
orchid chiffon The receiving party in
cluded Mrs. Edward II. Lltchheld. Mrs.
James l.. Morgan, Mrs. Robert Mallory,
Mrs. Samuel b. DurYea, Mrs. George
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GENERAL SOCIAL NOTES
AND NEWS OF INTEREST

Of Cleveland, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tramel French, of Chicago.
Mrs Edward orion Marvin gave an
auction bridge party Friday afternoon
at her home, 3l95 Broadway. The prizes
were silver olive spoons, chop plate
compete and relish dish.
The guests were Mrs. W. r. Chap
man. Mrs. John Kurrus, Miss Ruth
Chapman. Mrs. b. S. Kennedy, Mrs
Louis b. Somcrville, Mrs. Theodore
Price. Mrs. Milton p. Thwaite, Mrs
Tracy Allen, Mrs. Henry Gallagher
Mrs. August BrIetmier and Mrs. Edgar
Challenger.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred y. Strouse, Of Is
West Ffteth Street, will move into
their new home. 1872 West Fiity-eighth
Street, about April 10.
Mrs. Robert Francis Cartwright spent
Easter week with friends at Long
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Sprague and
Miss Harriet Ford viii give a musical
and dance on April Is at the Colony
Club.
Mrs. William Webb Reynolds, OF Al
West Seventy-third Street, announces
the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Mana c. Reynolds, to Thomas +. Nc
Carthy, Of this city.
Miss Maud Teresa Scott, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Scott, of All
West End Avenue, was married TO
Cletus Heating on Tuesday in the
Church of the Holy Trinity. Mr.. Keat-
ing and his bride will spend their
honeymoon I'M Bermuda.
DIR. and Mrs. William K. Eareckson
Of Baltimore, have announced the en-
-agemcnt of their daughter, Miss Eliza.
beth G.. Earcckson, TO d. Oliphant
HAYNES. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. u. Oil
phaut HAYNES, of II West Ninety fourth
Street Miss Eareckson is a grand
daughter Of the late Judge Isaac
Thomas Jones. Mr.. Haynes, who Is at
Yale, viii graduate this year.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Alice Joralemon Fiammer, daugh-
ter Of Judge and Mrs. Charles A. Flam-
mcr. OF 2f7 West l02d Street, TO John
ID. Huss. The marriage viii take place
on Anil 81 at the home Of the bride.
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The patronesses are Mrs. William B.
els G. Barlow, Mrs. William Curtis
Demorest, Mrs. William H. Baldwin,
jr, Mrs. Frank Lupton. Mrs. Henry
Willard, Mrs. William Willets McAlpin,
Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn. Mrs. Albert
II. Wiggin. Mrs. William II. Porter,
Mrs. James Speyer, Mrs. William d.
Baldwin, Miss Mary Jay Schieffelin and
Miss Elizabeth Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle are Civ
ing a the dansant OF Wednesday, April
2o, a. Castles in the Air in aid of the
Blue Cross Fund for horses in the war.
The affair is under the patronage Of
Sir Courtney and Lady Bennett, Mrs.
James Speyer. Mrs. French Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Joseph
Palmer Knapp, Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gil
lespie, Mrs Charles Flint, Mrs. Arthur
Carroll, Mrs. John Aspegren, Mrs.
Clement Despard, Mrs. Clifton Beach,
Mrs Dryden Brewer, Mrs. Masters
mcdonnell and Mu. Charles Little
field.
A benefit performance for the aid Of
Allt ANTI 4Ndi ultl4 flb , til " III ne gwen
in the ballroom Of the Plaza on Thurs
day, April Is, at o'clock by the mem
bers of the New Assembly. The fol
loving artists are on the programme:
David Bispham, barytone; Rudolph
GAM, pianist; Arthur Hartmann, vio-
linist; Idelle Patterson. soprano; Vera
Pope, celist; Mildred Dilling, harp,
ist, and the Cosmopolitan Quartet
Among the patronesses are Mrs Carl
Avis. Mrs. William Baldwin, Mrs. Will
lam Ramberger, Miss Frank Barker
Mrs. James Beck. Mrs. +. A. s. Clarke,
Mrs. Rodman de Kay Glider, Mrs. Sig
mund Klein. Mrs. Walter j. Moore, Mrs.
Russell Wellman Moore Mrs. Alexan-
der Mott. Mrs. Hopper S. Mott, Mrs. j.
W. T. Nichols. Mrs. Charles Presbrey,
Mrs Walter Jennings, Mrs. Henry Cole
Quinby. Mrs. BEDFORD J. Mount, Mrs.
". A. Putnam, Mrs. Henry +. Sewell,
Mrs Frederick Stokes, Mrs Walter
Spaldiug, Mrs. George f. Shanck and
Mrs Kennedy Tod.
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS THAT INTEREST
JEWELLERS IN STATEN ISLAND

being performed by the Rev. Duncan Il.
Browne. rector Of the church.
The bride, who was give. n marriage
by her brother, Norman Henderson
Donald. had AS her maid o' honor her
sister. Miss Louisa Donald, and the
bridesmaids were ". 81. adelaide
IRVING. Miss Gertrude Ol'er1r.dge and
Mrs. Samuel Croocncr
Mr. Twin.ng's best man WIS Thomas
Cheney. of Manhattan, and -ae ushen
we're James Carlyle. OF Washington:
Dudley Blossom and Edward J.. Cleye-
land. Of Norristowr; Ray Morris,
Alfred Coke and William Eddy, OF New
York.
After the ceremony large deception
was held AZ the home OF Nr and Mrs
Norman II. Donald. ON Dou-.n Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tw.nIng sill make their
home I'm Manhattan after shor.
honeymoon trip.
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bcmarle Road. The Rev. DR.. ). farkes
Cadman will perform the ceremony
with only relatives present bnt nan
an hour later there will he ,,,ept,nom'
Miss Katherine T. Burr III De nv'
sisters maid OF honor A. IN aIt tS.
ance as bridesmaids will be MISS h ,,."
beth Rossiter. Miss Emily Boyd, biz
Helen Talbot Earle and Miss MargaIe,.
Lewis. Russell Ward will be inc pe5i
man and named as usheers are huS Gr
Y. CruIkshank. Harold a: Burteli; VT
nel,us h. Kouwenhoven. Richard loung'
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Baruch. Mrs. Frank Keith Taylor, Mrs.
George Oscar Cole, Mrs. Franklin 2. Dur
yea, Mrs. Arthur Elliot Fish, Mrs. Ham
lin Mills. Mrs. William Smith Young,
Mrs. George Walter Newton, Mrs. Wal
ter Janvior. Mrs. Barlow s. Weeks,
Mrs. William jerome TOomey, Mrs.
Hugh Reid Lawford. Mrs. Bond Stow
and Mrs. George Howe Winkler
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BRIDES STILL OCCUPY CENTRE
OF SOCIAL STAGE IN BROOK YIN

While only relatives and few init
mate friends will witness the marriage
tomorrow of Mrs. Josephine Allen
Southack and Perry David Bogue, tho
wedding is of widespread interest be
cause Of the popularity OF the young
couple in town and at Westhamptou
Beach. where both the Ward and Bogue
families have summer places The cere-
mony will take place i'm Holy Trinity az
noon, with breakfast following at the
home of Mrs. Southack'S parents, Nh
and Mrs. Rodney Allen Ward, 3l9 Gar
neld Place
Mrs. Southack, who is the widow Of
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Bogart G. Southack. viii be unattended.
Morton Grlswold Bogue is to be his
brothers best man, and the ushers will
be Rodney Ward, K. Stuyvesant Pierre
pont, Seth Low Pierrepont, Pemberton
Sturgls, John Egmont Schermerhorn,
Charles Hayemeyer Jackson. Of Man
haitian, and Arthur Willis, Of Flushing.
Wednesday viii be marked by several
weddings. Miss Edith Gertrude Bur
rel. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
crlck 4. VI. Burrel viii be married 10
Edward Nashburn Walker, at 3 o'clock
at the home Of her parents, 14Q9 Al
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GAYETY PREVAILS
AT WHITE SULPHUR
Those Who Are Getting Nerves
Healed Find Plenty OF Time
for Amusement.

White Sulpbur Springs. ". Va. April
1O.-The big colony OF promincu, New
Workers, Philadelphians Pittsburghers,
spent the Easter holiday season here
has had "a gay fortnight eliminating
this evening IN the weekend dance ~
the ballroom of the ncw Greenbrier
'''' ''7
While the majority Of those here
have come for the "kur' and are diyd-
!ns III III '''. -. bar. for~5 d.rersion
me Ja Da,', srJ o-.sr5ir0 r.o Two con.
III ua'.O ad eo CO.. GIVEN by the
D. p.;..o CO.. Va,5olir and GIoa club Oh
Satu5aay o'e.e c,, '', i, , f ala hotel this
.ne Dels .t''.' f. .i,ro..,o, of a. Harris
Tee - u,,o'l '''0 ''''
w
,.;S;t NV boro '' Uo rIayed coli While tax
- .bo ha4bs bis mariner be'rg Alfred
~, ~ AID ts1i, o6nonerts wore Atchi-
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the Hotel Majestic on Wednesday even even
ING with an illustrated lecture on ne
Mediterranean in History ana NO
nance" by Rotarium Colonel r.. a.
Havcrs. followed by a one hours mu-
steal under the direction Of Phillp IA
rcnteau. Later there Will be dancing
A concert OF negro music will be
c,von M Carnegie Hall, under the aus
,icoe of the Music Schools Settlement
Tor Colored People Of New York CITY,
10. morrow evening.
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Miss Emily Sara Spencer, who IS 70
be married 20 Thomas Grlnnell tIa-
herty Thursday. April 30, arrived from
Nashville late last week. She was much
feted before her departure, one OF the
largest entertainments in her honor be,
ing the luncheon given by the Equal
Suffrage Association on Monday at the
Hermitage. Miss Spencer and her
mother. Mrs. William Gardner spencer
are well known in social ana patrl0uc
circles throughout Tennessee Mrs.
cnencer having served two terms as
state regent Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, and Miss Spen-
cor holds Office in the Colonel Thomas
VacCrorv CHAPTER, which was named
FOR her great-grandfather Her father
was the late Surgeon William Gardner
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Miss Jennie Hcdian, cousins OF the
bride, are to be the bridesmaids. There
will also be flower girl, Miss Rosa.
mond Reed, of Pittsburgh, a niece OF
Mr. Wilcox.
The best man is to be P. Bernard
Phillip, of Manhattan, and chosen Tor
ushers are David Aiken Reed, Of Pitts
burgh; Thomas Cloney, Of Chicago;
Henry Nash. of Englewood; Frederick
Douglas, of Newark Joseph A. Beanee'
Philip lie Boutellier and Arthur Colt
hold. of Manhattan, and William Myers
Jones, a brother OF the bride.
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Wilson, Mrs. Charles X. Parmele. Miss
Emelie Parmele, Miss Marjorie South
ard, Miss Mildred Boody
The wedding OF Miss Evelyn Waite,
daughter of Mrs. William Egar Waite,
Of New Brighton, TO Olaf Cudlipp, also
&C. New Brighton, took place last night
IT s o'clock at St. Mary's Church, Cas-
Teton Avenue. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Mildred Waite, as
maid Of honor. and the ushers were
Burr Pouse. Singleton Greene and
Ernest Early, Of Manhattan, and
Jerome Cudlipp was his brothers best
man. After a short honeymoon trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Cudlipp will make their
home on Staten Island.
A very pretty wedding took place last
Saturday evening, April 3, at the home
of Mrs. Pauline Norman, 100 Prospect
Street, StapletOn, when Miss Minnie
Louise Badenhausen became the bride
of HAYS Hans Hinrichs. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Frederick
Suffer. Alfred Rau acted as best man,
while his fancee, Miss Violet Stabe,
and Miss Frances Herman attended
he bride, who was given away by her
uncle, Charles Herman.
Mrs. Hinrichs IS the daughter Of Mrs.
Adolph j. Badenhausen and one of the
best known young people in Staten
Islands German society circles. She
was responsible for the charity bazaar
arranged for the benefit of the German
and Austrian Red Cross, held last No
Vember. Mr. Hinrchs is familiar fig
ure in German cultural and literary
circles in Manhattan, and is also well
known on Staten Island.
Tho Meddinp of Miss Edlth Nv nnr-
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A very delightful dance was gwen
last Monday evening at the curtis
Lyceum. St. George, by the Samar I ian
Circle of the Kings Daughters. Inc
music. which was exceptionally good'
wss furnished by Mueller's orchestra.
The patronesses were Mrs; "ll, lam
Rrvan. Mrs. William De Bost. MIS-.
Thomas Patterson, Mrs. henry j.
Rrownell. Mrs. Edwin S. O'Bryan, Mrs.
David J. Gould, Mrs. Edward W.. Gould.
Mrs. Charles SimonsOn, Mrs. Edgar
Steinhal. Mrs. Theodore OXholm, MIS-
Prescott Wells, Mrs Henry R!anhard'
Mrs. Ausin Price Kelley. Mrs Charles
Rarton. Mss Louise Rawson. MRS.
Charles r. Parmele, Mrs. Herbert BleH-
ford. Mrs. Edmund Judson, Mrs; APP
nleton Clarke, Mrs. William Rlchard-
son. Mrs Harry Cozzens, Mrs. NllllaHl
Y Wemple, Mrs. Frederick Bartrop ana
Mrs. Meade L. Stone.
Some of those present were Mr.. ana
Mrs. David J. Gould, Mrs. De frees
Cr;tten Miss Marjorie Critten. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund s. Judson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Rianhard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave E. Rianhard, Mr.. and Mrs: victor
Garrett. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Garrett
ir.. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hunter Platt' Mr.;
and Mrs. David J. Gould, Jr, Mr. ana
Mrs. Sydney G. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs
Edward W. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. VII
lam Y. Wemple, DIR. and Mrs. trederlcH
Bartrop, Mr. and Mrs. Meade +. stone
Mrs. William De Bost, Miss Clarissse
De Bost, Mrs. William. Bryan, MISS
Louise Rawson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Bancroft, Mrs. Henry I. Body, Mr.,
and Mrs. DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Rrownell. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Bedford,
Mr.and Mrs. VIM. Rianhard, Miss Dorothy
Packard. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Sherwood, Miss Marian
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r977= GTN0TNrs 1rFfAT INTEREST THE SOCIAL WORL1

GIN WIN Y
BY Miss Catherine Colt, 60 East Fifty
fourth Street.
Those who take the principal parts
In "Op o. Me Thumb are the Misses
Isabel Fo9te, Eva McAdoo, Marjorie
Clinton. katherine Flagg and Mrs. John
=. Russell. lr. =,
Those taking part in cold King Cole
are Mrs. Is. Tappcn Farchhd and the
Misses Louise Bullet. Margaret Ire
vor. GLADYS Fries. Gretchen Damrosch,
Jeanette FlagC. Dorothy FlaGg, Doro-
thy Scherck and Caramai Carroll Many
more are IN the chorus.
On April % Mrs. Levi p. Morton, Of
oQS Fifth Avenue. viii open her house
FOR the benefit OF the National Plant
Flower and Fruit Guild. Miss Rose
Zimmerman VIII give AN illustrated
talk on My Gardens no Belgium spain
and France" and "Thc Garden Tina,
Appeared in @ Night
Miss Jenny Larson, a young Swedish
soprano. lately returned from Europe
will sing "a number Of compositions by
MISS Grace Havuaud, who viii accom-
pany her.
Ossin Cabrlowitsch and Nine Ca
braowItsch viii give a concert at the
Plaza on Monday afternoon, April 20.
at4 o'clock. for che benefit Of the White
Door Settlement 2l1 Clinton Street
The patrouCs>cs include Mrs john q.
VartwcU. Mrs William a. Read Mrs.
Henry A. Sumsou. Mrs. Henry Osborn
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The wedding of Miss Edith May Don
aid. Of Dongan Hills. 10 kinsley Twin
ng. Of Norristown. took place yester-
day afternoon at o'clock at Christ
Church, New Brighton, the ceremony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11

On April Do Mrs Levi p. Morton, Of
oqS Fifth Avenue. will open her house
FOR the benefit OF the National Plant
Flower and Fruit Guild. Miss Rose
Zimmerman VIII give am illustrated
talk on INV Gardens iu Belgium, Spain
and France" and "Thc Garden Tina,
Appeared in o Night
Miss Jenny Larson, a young Swedish
soprapo. lately returned from Europe.
will sing q number Of compositions by
MSS Grace Hauland. who viii accom-
pary her,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11

Mrs. Herman Dercum and Mss yer
cum have been Joined by Nr. Defcum'
who arrived at the New GreenorieF 'A
Saturday last from Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11

Hale Holden. president Of me Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, IS
here with Mrs. Holden, Miss L.eanof
Holden and Philip d. Holden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11

Miss Charlotte b. Williams, Of PnA-
adelphia, has Joined friends here 10!
April.