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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-03-24

49, phg S'Ssuic h0S PRONOUNCED
him physically able to work,
and work has been offered him
ut Sl.00 per day, which he re.
fused to do. For some time the
Association has been helping
him, but find that he can and
5 h GU d work Associated
Charities.
ID. r. Doak returned home
Friday from Rural Retreat,
where he was called on account
of the illness OF his little daugh.
ter, Helen, who has IA case of
measles.
Attorney G. r. McCorklc. of
Appalachia. I he republican
candidate for commonwealth
attorney for Mise county. was
among the professional men in
town last week.
Will Dykes, colored. was
given 80, 90 for damages in
tiicted on his Buick car in "a
wreck on last Sunday afternoon
by Il Cadillac car belonging to
r.. Cohen, of Norton. G.. c..
Long agreed to repair the car
for this amount, which MIR.
Cohen agreed To give.
Mr. and Mrs. Moran Olnger
and children, who live near the
l.. Il n. Depot, will move in a
few days TO Pennington Gap.
where they will make their
future home.
Mrs Chas. Francis Camp re-
turned last week To her home in
Dante after spending several
days in the Gap visiting her
aunt, Mrs. j. l.. Mccormick
Mrs. Sarah Barker, mother of
Mrs. =. NJ Reason, is visiting
relatives in Mendoza this week.
Miss Cornie Hurd entertained
quite a number Of her friends
Monday night at the home of
her aunt, Mrs w. b. Church.
in honor OF her birthday. All
present enjoyed themselves
very much.
G.. c. Campbell, formely with
the Carter-Campbell Company,
road contractors at this place,
but who has been doing road
work near Front Royal. Va,
for the past year. arrived in
town Monday to spend Il few
days here ON business.
Mrs. c. G. Cochran returned
to her home in the Gap Thurs
day from Charlottesville. where
she was called Il few weeks ago
ON account of the death of her
mother, Mrs Rosser
Born to DR.. and Mrs. Karl
Stoehr, Thursday, boy.
Mrs. G.. W. Beverly spent
several day at Norton last
week visiting her daughter.
Mrs Showalters.
Mrs. Sherman Beverly spent
last week in Bristol visiting her
daughter. Miss Virginia, who
IS attending school al Virginia
Institute.
Billy Mathews, who is attend
ing school at the Virginia Poly
technic Institute at BIacksburg.
arrived in town Sunday night
on short visit to his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. w. = Mathews.
having secured a leave of all.
scnce after examinations.
Mrs Shade Polly has been
very i'll several days with Fry
sipelas
Mrs. c. Q. Counts, of Coe-
burn, spent il few days in the
Gap the past week with her
mother, MIR. d. I'll Bruce, who
has been very sick
Marvin Harweli has resigned
his position as superintendent
of the Royal Laundry Com
pany, of this place, and left
Friday morning for Statewide,
\. c., where he will spend
several days visiting homefolks,
after which he will return to
Johnson City, Tenn, and take
the management of laundry
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handle the best line of 40c can
dies in town. All nice and fresh.
Miss Maude Wolfe, who is
teaching school AZ Dante, spent
Saturday and Sunday with
homefolks in the Gap.
sir. and Mrs Ed Taylor and
little son. Ed. Jr. spent Sunday
at Appalachia visiting Mrs.
Taylor's parents, MIR, nnd Mrs.
w. b. Edwards.
DR. j. w. Kelly and daugh.
ter, Mary Elizabeth. left Tues.
day night for Louisville. where
they will spend several days in
one of the hospitals there.
where Mary Elizabeth will
undergo AN ray examination.
John Morgan, of Bluelield,
spent n few days in town last
week.
No county in southwest Vir.
ginia can boast of greater
mineral and hard wood timber
wealth, than can Dickinson
County. 1t needs only 10 be
developed -Clintwood Moon.
Mrs Sterling Catron. Mrs.
Roy Hilton and Mrs. Morton
were among those shopping in
Appalachia Thursday.
j. l.. Mccormick, of Big Stone
Gap passed through Wise Wed
nesday enroute to Kentucky ~
Wise Nirginian.
Mrs. II b. McNutt and Miss
Sarah Rough, of Norton. were
visitors to the Gap last week.
Myron Marsh, of Roanoke
representing the STANDARD oil
Company, was among the bust
ness men town last week.
When you want a good cup
OF coffee, get "Grandma's Cup
at Nickels Grocery Company.
w. X. Kilbourn, of Whites
burg, Ky, spent several days
the past week in the Gap visit
ing his brother, W Il. Kilbourn.
Attorney John c. Noel. of
Pennington Gap, was in town
last week on professional bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Weary
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Scott county visiting relatives.
Rev. Myers, pastor of the
| Christian Church, has taken
rooms No. and , III the Polly
bullding. formerly used as off
ces 10y DR.. G, +. Greear.
Robt Morrison is spending
several days in Turkey Cove
with his grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs VIM. Y Dung.
Rev. Hughes, of Dante, con
Quoted l.entcn services at Christ
Church Monday evening.
Ii you see it advertised. come
10 us first. We have il. if it's
worthy Mutual Drug Co.
Miss Myrtle Wolfe, who is
teaching at Sutherland. spent
the week end with homefolks i'm
the Gap
Misses Alice and Flora Bruce.
who are teaching at Dorchester
spent Saturday and Sunday in
the Gap with homcfolks.
John Giliy, who has posi-
ton in one of the drug stores at
Norton, was in town Sunday.
Hon. John W. ChaIkley has
returned from Richmond, where
he attended the recent meeting
of the Virginia Legislature.
The contest for the free trip
to the Panama Exposition viii
close on April 9TH. fyou have
not helped your favorite any
| yet do so at once. Some hnst-
ling is being done right now.
Capt Bob Alsover, of Big
Stone Gap, was the guest of
Webb Willitts Sundav.-Nor-
ton News.
Phone your drug orders. Our
delivery service is free.
Mutual Drug Company.
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Trade embarked and
Advertised Goods

you read the aud newspapers you familiar
with trade marked advertised articles such
goodwe make practice of stocking all worthy drug goods
they the market We handle
find that goods which justify repeat
say be aemakec protection against limitations
competition The advertising insurance
bond ofauait protects against understandable
the drug than any people qnal-
ity guarantee Therefore make selling trade-
goods and guarantee we
add ours.
II It's good We have ii.
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RADFORD NORMAL SCHOOL


IS in Upai
catalogue full nouaon
write j. p. MCCONNELL, East Radford. Va.
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR BENEFIT OF
ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND

Whitman, Mayor and Mrs. Mitchell and
Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt. Boxes Will
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
L. Satterlee, Commissioner and Mrs.
Cabot Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix War
burg, Mrs. willard Straight, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt, Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Auerbach, Mrs. Thomas Lamont,
Mrs. W. p. Hamilton, Mrs. j. Mullen
berg Bailey and Mrs. Benson b. Sloan.
The committee on reception Will be
assisted this year by the junior COM
mittee and debutantes, among whom
ere Miss Anna Alexandra, Miss Sylvia
Holt, Miss Edith Mckeever, Miss Emily
Sloan and others. The committee on
invitation consists Of Mrs. Peter Cooper
Hewitt, Mrs. Richard Irwin, Mrs. Law
renee Gillespie. Miss Winifred Holt,
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, Mrs. Herbert l.;
Satterlee. Miss Jeanette Olyphant and
Miss Sylvia Hyde. The committee on
dance of Mrs. I. Chauncey Mckeever.
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer Mrs. +. Aston
de Peyster and Mrs. Mehan Lyle Evans.
4 performance of Miss Jean Web
ster's comedy, Daddy Long-Legs,' Is
10 be given at the Gaiety Theatre on
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which will include Don Kelly, Flavery
Hubbard and the Misses Virginia
Mitchell and Gladys Fries. A striking
feature of the pageant will be q group
in which George Washington (mper-
sonated by William II. Bliss will greet
Prince Kosciuszko. A tableau, sym
bolic of msrtyred Poland, has been ar
ranged as the concluding picture. This
is to be followed by the singing Of the
Polish national anthem and "The Star
Spangled Banner"
Among the most novel and interest
ing Of the many Lenten season enter
tainments will be the big Flower Ball.
TO be given under the auspices % the
international Child Welfare League,
Inc, at the Plaza on Thursday evening,
April 3, for the purpose of raising
funds TO convert vacant lots and tene-
ment house roofs into home gardens,
where factory and tenement children
may learn TO raise vegetables and flow
ers. The list of patronesses includes
Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Mrs. Edward
Dean Adams, Mrs. J. S. Auerbach, Mrs.
William E. Benjamin. Mrs. Jonathan
Bulkley. Mrs. Franklin Brown, Mrs.
Robert Fulton Cutting, Mrs. John Jay
Chapman. Mrs. James Stewart Cush-
man, Mrs. Charles W. Clinton, Mrs.
Herbert S. Carpenter, Mrs. W. Nelson
Cromwell and Mrs. Charles Healy Dit
son.
An elaborate programme Of costume
flower dances and modern exhibition
dances is being arranged by Mrs. K.
W. Hawkesworth.
Plans have been completed for the
wedding of Miss Helen Field Gillette,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John w. Gil
lette. of Hudson, n. Y, and grand.
daughter of Mrs. Lyman D, James, Of
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The plans for the frugal fete and
fantasie for the benefit of the New
York Association for the Blind, which
is to be held at the Hotel Astor on
April 6. are now complete. The even
ing's entertainment will be in three
parts, the first dance, the second an
entertainment by amateurs and the
third will be a surprise, which Will IN
clude the professional dancers and GER
tain amateurs, who will be coached by
Mrs. 4. Roscoe Mathews.
A percentage Of the proceeds from
the fete viii be given to soldiers
blinded in battle. The association has
already under its wing refugees from
the war zone.
The committee of nonor consists OF
Mrs. Carnegie, Mr.. and Mrs John II.
Finley. Joseph II. Choate, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Gillespie, Mrs. Peter Cooper
Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Low Mrs.
Robert Fulton Cutting, Mrs. Herbert l..
Satterlee. Miss Louisa Lee Schuyler.
Mr. Lorillard Spencer and Mrs. Cabot
Ward.
\ number OF box holders viii give
dinners before TIE fete. Miss Wini:red
Holt will entertain Governor ind Mrs.
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occasion will give not only the history
Of Poland in pictures. but also IN
music, for, as each pageant group
comes into view and passes off. music
characteristic of the period will bo
sung behind the scenes.
The King M.ecislas group will in
cludc Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden, Mrs.
Price Post. Albert Hcrter and others.
The second group. desi gated as that OF
Kasimir the Great, IS in charge of Miss
Helen VI. Hamilton. il will include an
architect. IA peasant and Jew, besides
the Beneicent King and others.
In the next pageant Queen Jadwiga
and King Jadwiga will be impersonated
by Miss Mary Pyle and Lawrence But
Ier while among the attending court
iers will be Marshall kernochan. George
Henry Warren, Bayard Rives and Stan
ley Mortimer. Miss Lillian Cotton will
attend the Queen.
Miss Hilton will take the part Of
Queen Marksienka, in Tableau o, IN
which King Sobieski appears surround
cd by his court. Among those who will
take part in this group are Miss Mercer
Jones. Miss Marie Louise Rodewald,
Miss Rhoda Tanner, Mrs. Frederick V.
Dalziel and Felix Doubleday. Miss
Hamilton is arranging a second group,
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Plaza. Miss Helen Hartley jenkins will
play the part Of Pierrette and Gerald
Onativia will take the part Of Harle-
quin. a dance Of the Seasons Will
follow the masque. The patronesses
include Mrs. Y. Eycrit Macy, Mra. viii
lam Ledlic Culbert Mrs. Charles I.
Root, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge. Mrs. John
Purroy Mitchell, Mrs. Bertram e.. Good.
hue, Mrs. K. Livingston Schuyler and
Mrs. George Livingston Brodhead.
Tickets at 50 each and boxes at SO
may be obtained from Mrs. Sterling
II. Bunnell 1876 Claremont Avenue.
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Williamsburg, Mass, TO Marcus Dim
mitt Richards. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Richards. of Chicago. Ill. The
wedding will take place in the Pres
byterisn church at Hudson, on Satur-
day, April 10. at o'clock.
Or. Yeisley, assisted by President
Garfield, Of Williams College, will per
form tie ceremony, which will be fol-
lowed by a reception at the home of the
bride, col Union street.
Miss Gillette will have as her matron
of honor her cousin, Mrs. Edward King,
of New York City, and as maid Of
honor, Miss Geraldine Osborne, Of
Franklin, Penn. The bridesmaids will
be the Misses Helen James. of st. Paul,
cousin Of the bride, Marjorie Chase,
Of Waterbury, Conn; Elizabeth MAJ
tin, Of Albany. y. Y; Caroline Mctar'
lane. Of Summit, y. j.; Mary Ashcom
of Pittsburg, Penn, and Dorothy NeE
dringhouse, of St. Louis, Mo.
George Richards, brother OF the
bridegroom, will act as best man. and
the ushers will be John Gillette,
brother of the bride; Robert Gilmore.
Carl Matz, Stuart Templeton, Sllas
Tucker. of Chicago, Ill; James Gar
field, Of Williamstown, Mass, and Ken
dali Gillett, of Pelham Manor. y. \.
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AlAk DURonT Ph1oO

for each table were electric lamps. The
spring series commences on Tuesday,
April l3, and continues until June /.
An Easter ball will be given in the
Rose Room on April 9. There will be
bridge, with prizes, for those who do
not dance.
The committee includes Mines. Fred
erick Tagliavia and James Gormley,
chairman; o. l. Chessman, Ella Borden,
Charles h. Orr, F.. o. A. Glockner, J. j.
Hayes, K. W. Eopf. Earnest Hamilton.
Enhaus, j. F. Knight, William ii. Nc
Cormack, John O'Leary, Henry Schlick-
man. T. Schimpf. Grace A. Smith, Ed.
ward Hull Smith. b. Southwick and
Charles X. Thomas. and the Misses
Gladys Southwick, Marjorie Knight,
Rena AryIDe and Edna Ross.
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Friday afternoon, April Q, by the chill
dren Of the theatrical profession for
the benefit of TIE Rehearsal Club and
for its school for the children of the
stage The Rehearsal Club Is for the
W men of the dramatic profession. Its
president ia Miss Jean Greer, and
among its managers are Miss Susan D.
Bliss, Mrs. Henry Il. Hoyt, Mrs. Will
lard ID. Straight, Mrs. William d.
Sloane, Mrs. James B. Taylor, Mrs. S
Breck p. Trowbridge, Mrs. James NJ
Varnum and Mrs. Richard Mansfield.
TO maintain is patients at Stony
Void Sanatorium, Auxiliary Nineteen
will give a dance on Monday evening,
April 8, at the Ritz-Carton for the
"Mentally Unemployed" The executive
committee consists of Miss Caroline
Alden Weir, Mrs. Harold Otis, Mrs.
John II. Thorne. Miss Helen r. Sloan,
Miss Agnes Fowler, Miss Alice Fox.
Miss Margaret G. Henderson and Miss
Mary +. B. Jones.
An Easter sale for the Island Mission
Of articles made by the inmates of the
city hospitals and homes will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs. Cadwalader Jones, 81 East
Eleventh Street. There will be baskets,
hatstands, veranda tables, clothes
hangers, weathercocks, aprons, dust
ers, mats and other useful articles.
One hundred and fifty society per-
sons are actively engaged In rehearsing
the pageant, vocal and dance features
OF "A Night in Poland" to be given at
the Hotel Biltmore, on April s. This
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r "a. N.l .ou square bytcuan
Church ul saturday afternoon APP D,
&c. Miss F,augcEuc liil. daughter oi
Nu. Wi'lar G. liiIl. of 10 Wet + NJ!
second Street. uiIl become the BRIDE OF
Harold VAN Tine. son of Mrs. Thomas
T. Van I.r. Miss lIill viii be al
tended tr Hiss Marjorie Ladcw WI
isms as maid Of honor and Miss. Llly
j. RO5,-.-... Mis-, Martha Hlcss, MISS
Janet r...rt. Mis-. Mabel Ncuncr
Niss Annie Gilbert and Miss Charlotte
\. Castor us bridesmaids. Mr.. van
Tine Will have hi- brother, Addison A.
Van Tine. as hrs best man, and tor ms
usher, l, hes chosen Charles Schmlt ~
Roger Palmer. Charles Lawrence, ':
Harold Rothwcu. Austin ). RothweIl
and Theodore T. Allen, jr.
Miss Dorothy Doubleday, daughter OF
Nr and Mrs. Frank \. Doubleday, Will
be married to Frederick Huntington
BlbcocE. OF 't.s city, ON day
Nay %. Ir Christ Episcopal Church
Oyster Bat. Long Island. \ reception
Eiil follow 90 EFcndj Hill, the country
place of Mr. aud Mrs. Doubleday AT
Oyster Bay The engagement OF the
Young couple was announced last Oc,
'obeI. Miss Doubleday was graduated
rom Vassar. and is sister OF FeliN
). Doubleday and Nelson Doubleday;
slr Babcock. who ie son of Mr. ana
@'s. Albert BahcucL, Of Providence
was graduated from Brown University
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth ).
Park, daughter of Mrs. William Gray
Psrk. 20 William II. Reeves, ir, OF
Philadelphia. will take place on Sat
urday. April ~. 81 lIomewoOd. the
country home of the brides mother
at Westbury. Long Island. Mr.. Reeves,
Who was graduated from Yale III 1904,
IS the son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Reeves, Of PhUnix Park, Ph9nixville,
Penn
Mrs. John Christopher Meyer, Of New
brunswick, y. j., has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
katharine Meyer. TO Schuyler Nelson
lhlce, son of Judge and Mrs. j. kearney
Rice, of New Brunswick Miss Meyer
is granddaughter Of Christopher
,Aeyer founder Of the United States
rubber Company, and was educated at
'he Mount Vernon Seminary, Wash
1Bton, and has travelled abroad eN-
'ensiyely.
, An entertainment for the benefit Of
me American Ambulance Hospital in
faris will be given at the Ritz-Carlton
Monday evening, Apri II. The COM
Tee, under Miss Elsie Nicoll as
lrmsn, is composed OF Miss Harriet
Alexsndcr. Mrs. Robert L. Bacon, Mrs.
nehiIy Ives Cobb, jr., Mrs. Everett Col
~ Mis- Eleanor Mortimer, Mrs. Court
lglhat Nicoll, Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens,
,aa Mss Olga Wiborg and Mrs. Orme vii
ne entertainment will consist Of liv-
VF,, Pictures boy old masters posed by
man N. Chase, followed by dances.
us. S,Ss Frances Brecsc and Mrs Arthur
STeolt 30 Furden will repeat the Dance Of
y, AZ ,HyItek Vase, IN whicn they appeared
- AZ Aaekay's house in Roslyn last
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BRIDES OF NEXT MONTH ARRANGE
DETAILS FOR THEIR WEDDINGS

Gcfohcr Miss Reatrice G. Pratt and
Mrs Walter y. Stllman Will do the
Dansc du Miroir, from the Junior
League entertainment, and Miss Dor
otbv Jordan is coming from Boston 10
do fancy dances. supper and genclai
dancing after the performance,
Tickets are 50. and may be oDtalneu
from Miss Elsie Nicoll. 81 PARK ave
mo. Mrs. Robert l.. Bacon, I55 Park
Ayo,uc. and Miss Harriet Alexander
4 West Fif;y-cighth Street. There are
81 few boxes at S75. seating eight peo-
pie, which can be obtained from Miss
Nicoll
Reheargals Tor the elaborate
tabIeaux which will be one Of the feat
ures at the cafe dansant 70 be heId
under the auspices Of the New 1oIh
Association Opposed to Woman Su'-
frage at the Hotel Astor. Easter mon
day, April .. are being conducted daliy;
The "Historic Women are being poseG
by Miss Elizabeth Fisher. Nearly all
the boxes in the grand ballroom nave
been reserved for both afternoon ana
evening performances.
Among the patrons and patronesscs
for this affair are Mr. and Mrs. George
& Fairchild, Mr. and Mrs. j. Plerpont
Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Living
ston Satterlee. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Picrsou Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. &.
Grant La Fargo, Mr.. and Mrs. FRED
eric Russell Sturgls, Mr.. and MIS-.
Chase Mcllen, Mr.. and Mrs JohnGreen-
ough. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Endlcott,
Mr. and Mrs. George Xabriskie, Mr.. and
NIre David Ives Mackie, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph :. Auerbach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip A. S. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs
Pierre Mali. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rob
insou. DR.. and Mrs. George Harris, Dr.
and Mrs Francis Wisner Murray, DR..
and Mrs. Lewis Rutherfurd Morris, Mr.;
and Mrs. Francis X. Appleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Aymar Sands, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Farr, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T..
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs j.. Horace
Harding, Professor and Mrs. Charles +.
chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Mil
burn. DR.. and Mrs. Armitage Whitman,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fulton Cutting ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sanford Martin
nOp o. My Thumb" and "Old King
Cole" are to be attractions for the an
nual entertainment of Miss spence
School Society at the Plaza on Ihurs,
day evening, April 10, and FRIDAY, April
l6, afternoon and evening.
This society. composed of graduates
from Miss Spence's School, supports q
fresh air boat for tubercular children
and depends entirely upon the annual
entertainment for its funds.
Those who take principal parts IN
con a. Nv Thumb" are Miss Isabel
Foote. Miss Eva McAdoo, Miss Marjorie
Clinton. Miss Katherine Flagg and Mrs.
John +. Russell, jr., and in "old King
Cole" Mrs. b. Tappen Fairchild, Iiss
Louise Freeman, Miss Louise Butler
Miss Margaret Trevor, Miss Gladys
Fries. Miss Gretchen Damrosch. Miss
Jeanette Flagg. Miss Dorothy Flags
Miss Dorothy Schenck and Miss Cara
mai Carroll.
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The officers Of the society are: Gov
ernor. Robert L. Harrison; yice-gov-
ernor, John p. East; treasurer, William
d. Ruckner, and secretary, James y.
Dunlop.
The Russian American War Relief
Society will hold bazaar IN the list
Regiment Armory from April l2 20
April II for the benefit of the Russian
war sufferers. In addition 20 the booths
there will be many other attractions,
all of a Russian nature. A number Of
attractive villas typical OF the various
nations. decorated with the national
flags, will be arranged about the room.
The Colonial booth will be in charge OF
Mrs. Duncan v $. McMartin and she
will be assisted by Mrs. Orlando Won
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/ Florence Guernsey, Mrs. Charles o.
Mas, Mrs. Lionel Emdin. Mrs. William
Grant Brown, Mrs. Albert Garfield
Page, Mrs. Minthorne Woolsey, Mrs. A.
| d. Bramhall, Mrs. william Mcpherson,
Mrs. John II. Parker, Mrs. Samuel May
Seymour, Mrs. Frederick Andrews
Baggs, Mrs. Frank Keith Taylor, Mrs.
Bedell Parker, Mrs. Darwin Waiter
Truss, Mrs. Leonard L. Hill, Mrs. Frank
Sheldon, Mrs. Alfred X. Wright, Mrs
Simon Baruch, Mrs. Charles Wilson,
Mrs. Walter Janvier. Mrs. Judson G..
Wells, Mrs. Alfred Gardiner, Mrs. AL
bert u. Gleason, Mrs. +. Vinton Smith,
Mrs. William Jerome Toomey. Mrs.
George Walter Newton, Mrs. Arthur
Elliot Fish, Mrs. William Edgar Pru-
den, Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs. II. X.
Adams, Mrs. John Nelson Stoddard,
Mrs. Frederick Hamlin Mills, and Mrs.
Frank Anton Peteler.
Mrs. Frank Briggs Carpenter and
Miss Frances Dye Carpenter have
gone to Atlantic City to spend a fort
night.
A dance will be given by the patron
os5cs Of the New Assembly Dances on
frlaay, April y, IN the large ballroom
NJ Deimonico's. Mrs. Wendell c. Phil
lips, the organizer. will entertain the
patronesses at luncheon on Friday,
April %.
The dates selected for the New AS
sembly Dances for next year are Fri
day, December 3; Monday. December
q; Friday, January p, and Friday,
February 20.
Mrs Harold George Woods society
card club held its tenth meeting at the
Hotel Astor on Tuesday. The prizes
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GENERAL SOCIAL NEWS
AND NOTES OF INTEREST

and the ushers will be Neil Elphick,
Arthur Craig, DR.. Thomas Edgar and
Edgar Williams, of New York
Mrs. George Walter Bonhotal, Of go
West Eighty-sixth street, will give the
last of series OF three bridge parties
tomorrow afternoon, at her nome. The
first one was on Friday, and the second
yesterday. Among those invited for
the series are Mrs. Edward B. jerks.
Mrs. George Oscar Cole, Mrs. Frank
Drake, Mrs. Richard Estebrook, Miss
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28

Miss Wildred Jeanette Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Will
liams, OF Verona. y. j., will be mar
ried to DR.. Gilbert Morgan Weaver, of
East Orange, on April 7, in the First
Congregational Church, Verona. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Antoinette
Perry. Miss Elsie Morgan, Miss Mary
Cropsey and Miss Bessie Stevens, OF
New York. The brides sister will be
the maid Of honor. Irving Weaver
will serve as his brothers best man