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tho marriage Of their daughter, Mis-.
Philippe Queen, TO Robert element, oi
New York. formerly OF Rutland, W.
on March 81. The ceremony took place
AZ the residence. Of Mrs. Oscar II. Bah
cock. the brides aunt. in Pittsburgh
the Right Rev. Cortland Whitehead
officiating.
Mrs. William De Nysc Perine. OF
335 West Seyenty-seyenth street VIII
give dance At the Hotel Gotham 'o-
morrow evening
Mrs. Robert f.. Lee Mordecal, OF 2lfO
broadway, will give bridge party on
April 9 at the Hotel st. Regis
The Young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rslph
Holt Howes, Of 227 Riverside Drive;
Ralph Holt Howes. jr., was christened
Yesterday in St. Agnes's Chapel by the
Rev. W. w. Bellnger. The godmotheT5
we're Mrs. c. G.. Williams, Mrs. Thomas
Proctor and Mrs. Il. NJ. NcCreey ana
,ho oodcathers were W. II. King ana
q g. Williams. A tea followed at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howes. An an
cestor Of the baby's, Robert Allertoh
eastman. preached the first sermon III
this country
Mrs Duncan McMartin, Of AGO River
eide Drive. has given number OF an
nor, this winter at her home, ana mas
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STATEN ISLANDS SOCIAL SET IS
BUSY WITH MANY ENTERTAINMENTS

Invitations have been sent out by Mr..
and Mrs. Austen Price Kelley, Of Dou-
gan Hills. for the wedding OF their
daughter. Helen Willard 10 Alber,
Cheney Johnson. Of Boston. on Satur-
day, April p, at 4 o'clock. a. Christ
Church New Brighton. 4 reception
viii follow the ceremony at the home
Of the brides parents on Dongan Hills.
The wedding or Miss Evelyn Mary
Kettles TO Henry Butler Parmele will
take place on Tuesday evening, April
20. at the Church Of tho Holy Trinity,
Montague and Clinton Streets. Brook
-. George. Miss Kettles is the daUgr-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G. Kettles,
of 5S Wellington Court, Flatbush. Nh.
Parmele is the second son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ROOme Iarmele. Of New
Brighton. The bride is 20 be attended
hy her sister Mrs. Harry Brewster
Aschof. as matron Of honor. and the
bridesmaids are to be Mrs. Richard {.
Kettles, jr., Mrs. Stanley S. Tumbridge,
Mrs. Oscar c. Pouch and Miss Emelie
+. Parmele. q sister Of the bridegroom.
Charles X. Parmolc, ir.. brother Of the
bridegroom. will be the best man. and
the ushcrs viii be J. Holmes Butler,
Joseph Wild Pearson. Walter W. King,
Frank T. Kettles. Richard c. Kettles,
jr., and Linton Auberger, jr.
The wedding Of Miss Evelyn Waite,
Of Castleton Park. TO Olaf Cudlipp
Will take place on Saturday evening.
April 10, az g o'clock, at st. Mary's
Church. CaStleton Avenue. Miss Mil
bred Waite VIII be her sisters maid OF
honor and only attendant. Jerome
Cud.epp will be his brothers best man.
The Ushers viii he Burr Pouse, Single.
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taken am active part ih entertainments
iof cna'I'|-
....3 49,. -
, u! rs; a.. w. nIa';.a'. mas move" ~ 80
Mr. and Mrs. noble -.cC o"nell mao
a. the,f guests B" in'lf DON a. me
Robert Han Mcdonnell, Nh. and Mrs.
Herber, S. Crawford and Mr and Mrs.
Lester Snlpman: Mr. and Mrs. Nc
their three weeks stay In the South.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter B. Eylcr, Of 100
,i.,co ~ tbo Uotel Aston on April 10
i'm ccrsprat.o, Of Mrs. Evlers birth
d..
Mrs l.. r. f9rdycG 1 ms ,aro" fo aP% tbo
mehls at 'ue Ilo'eI . ne.''''''''' w INV
REMAINDER o. '"e SP----S'
IN, t,.,..a.J coodricb and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward y. hodges OF tne
Apthorp. viii give dinner tom
evening for Nr. and Mrs. arthur hlIter
and Nr. and Mrs ". J. Herrieldt' MI
Ritter is president OF the Joscelyh
club, composed Of a few young men
who maintain n club in the CatSkllis
which they visit several times year
for hunting, fishing ana tennis.
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jcstic. organized by Mr.. and Ms Field
ing Elkire. have become a popular
future for che young society set OF the
ubper Yves, Side. They assume the al
mosphere more Of private affairs than
public dances.
Mr. and Mrs ". T.. Carlin. who have
been pending the last two months at
the Colonial Hotel. Nassau, ID Ber-
muda. have returned 20 their apart
merts .u the Hotel Marie An,oincttc.
Announcement was made recently Of
the engagement OF Miss Mary Nam
mack, daughter Of DR.. Charles Edward
Nammack Of ~ Fast Twenty nInth
Street, 20 Neville Boyle.
Major and Mrs. Charles De Lano H.ue
were married on Saturday, March q, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Pierce
Grant. a. Montclair. y. J. Only rela-
tiyes and a few intimate friends were
present at the ceremony, which was
performed By the Rev Wilson K. Stear-
ly Mrs. Hine was Miss Helene Under
wood daughter Of the late Governor
John {. Underwood Of Kentucky.
Mrs. VI. Leiner. Of 943 Longwood Ave
rue, New York City, announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter. Sarah. TO
Elias Price OF the Frontenac, IS West
18th Street.
Miss 4 Elizabeth J. Wischu-
sen. daughter OF Mrs George r.
Vischhuseu. Of 1891 Briggs Ave
nue.. is 90 be married TO George
Way.and Hoynes, son OF M and
Mrs Herman Hoynes. OF 800 Fort
Washington Avenue. At the Washing
ton Heights t9theran Church. BY the
Rev. c. r. RdoHw. on April :. AZ $3.50
p m. A large reception will follow at
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members Of the organizations connect
ed with ST. Mary's Church: Chairman,
Z. II. Burns: W. H. Forrstel, J. j.
Hines, y, j. Farrell and u. j. Coursin.
"A Day in April" for charity viii be
given a. the BlltmoTe on the afternoon
If April "a There Will be cards IN the
FIVE large rooms Of the Presidential
suite and dancing IN the ballroom on
the first floor.
The proceeds will be distributed TO
charities according to vote, each ticket
! constituting a ballot for the holders
favorite charity. Handsome prizes Will
De provided for each table. and several
new dances viii be introduced.
The chairman OF plans is Mrs. Austin
n. Palmer. president Of the Society for
/ Political Study; chairman Of finance,
i Mrs. John OLeary. On the commit
/ tee are Mrs. Clarence Burns. Mrs. Will
lam K. Chapman, Mrs. O'Gorman stan
ton, Miss Florence Guernsey, Mrs.
Nora Donnelly Mccall. Mrs. John Gull
foyle Mrs. George Rupert. Mrs. Emma
Schwartz, Mrs. \. 7. Andrus. Mrs. Peter
. Winchester Rouss. Mrs. William BIOL
! ger. Mrs James Griswold Vent. Mrs
Anthony !. Griffin, Mrs. John Francis
/ Nawger. Mrs. Marcus VI. Marks. Mrs.
George Lavelle, Miss Helen Narick
Boswell. Mrs. George +. Kerr and Mrs.
John Hudson Storor.
The Junior Aid League Of the Ger
man Hospital and Dispensary viii give
ITS fifth annual spring dance al the
Hotel Plaza on Tuesday evening. April
20 The league, now IN the fifth year
Of its existence, has over 800 members.
Its object IS 20 raise money by
various entertainments and dances. and
the funds thus obtained are used 10
meet the requirements of the children
department Of the German Hospital
TO this department has been turned
over an entire building on the corner
Of Seventy Street and LeXing
ton Avenue. which has been entirely
Iemodelled and a new story added, and
viii be opened on or about April -
Tickets, at 81, can be obtained from
Miss Louise VI. Ortiz, l49 East Ninety
first Street.
The College Women's Club viii have
the third of its dances al the Hotel
Gorham April 9. The officers Of the
club are: Mrs. NJ. Dryden Brewer,
PRESIDENT; Mrs. o. d. NJ. Baker, vice
president, and Mrs. {. c. Linton. treas
urer.
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
Francis Mcneil Bacon, Mrs. William b.
Roulton, Mrs. Edward X. Champion,
Mrs. John Dewey. Mrs Alvah II. Doty,
Mrs. Forest Dryden. Mrs. Emanuel Elm
stein. Miss Virginia Gildersleeve. Mrs.
u. Olyphant Haynes, Mrs. Arthur
Hodges, Mrs. Robert II. lngersoll, Miss
Annie B. Jennings. Mrs. Otto II. Kahn,
Miss Ellen X. Lente, Mrs. Elphinston
Maitland. Mrs. John K. M0ynihan. Mrs.
Frederic W. Noyes. Mrs. James Harvey
Robinson. Mrs. Charles Lewis Tiffany,
Mrs. Henry Willard and Mrs. Jonn !.
Wallace.
A musical. bridge. euchre and dance
will be given for the benefit OF the
Catholic Summer School of Anne Ilca on
Apru 16 at the Waldorf-Astoris.
George J. Gillespie, II. J. Heindenis, +.
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BROOKLYN SOCIETY
TO BE KEPT BUSY

The Eastertide brings forth many
new engagement announcements 10 in
terest society. while the greater part Of
its time will be spent n attending the
weddings scheduled for almost every
will be a plentiful supply 81 their par
ticuiar liking. for there arc numerous
dances small private affairs and large
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GENERAL SOCIAL NEWS
AND NOTES OF INTEREST

Cannon, Mrs. +. NJ. Conway. Mrs. ". II.
Dunkinson, Mrs. +. ). Hughes. Mrs. \.
T.. Kenney, Mrs. d. T. Kenney, Mrs. ).
!. Kenrey. Mrs. c. +. Lipscomb. Mrs.
Joseph NOonsn. Mrs. j. +. O'keeie.
Mrs !. l.. Slevin and Mrs. I. II. Sulll-
van.
The general committee Of arrange
ments il composed Of the following
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she spent several weeks
Miss Isabel Stcttinius, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward K. Stettinius, OF
16 East Seventy-third Street. will be
introduced TO society next winter
Miss Dorothy Ficken is n daughter
Of II. Edwards Ficken, Of East Eighth
Street. Her sister, Miss Margery
Ficken. was married to William Brown
Prescott. OF Boston, in the chantry o.
Grace Church on March 9.
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ton Greene and Erncs, Ear,y. all Of
New York.
The wedding o. Miss Edith Nay Don
aid. Of Douca1 Hills, 10 kinSse,
Twlnng. OF Norristown. will ia.se Piae'
On Saturday, April 10. a. 4 oc.oeSS: Do
Christ Church. New Brighton. n."
Donald viii have her sister MIS-
Louisa Donald. for her msid OF hono,'
and the matron OF honor VIII DC NJ
Sam Croker. Of Ftchburg. Mass. IGes
bridesmaids will be Miss VI. Adeisio'
Irving and Miss Gertrude Ou,er0rds,.
both cousins Of the bride. Mr.. IwinIns
Will have a. his best man mons
Cheney. OF New York. and tie usher
will be Ray Morriss. Of New YORK ~
fred Coke. OF New York. James "a
lyle. Of Washington: William Goo!
Dudley Blossom and Edward L. e'e''
land. Of Morristown.
The Parada," a big operate s PES
tacle. with over two hundred ana nv
Staten Island people in the cast WI
be given az the German eluorOon,'
under the auspices Of the Nomsu ?
Club, on Monday. Wednesday, Inu,ss
day and Saturday evenings, Apr, ~ ~
II, - and II. The production gln "
under the direction Of Captain Chsf','
W. Eddy. assisted by Misses Marian o..
Glynn md Miriam $. Eddy. ire -
rada" VII be given In four psrts' e g.
titled Fairyland. Rustic Reyer,es' -,
triotism and Oriental SplendoF .T ~.
programme being changed night
Parade" is composed Of fancy daness
drills and acts from popular ope..
and musical comedies. stage pie'uii',.
grand choruscs and beautiful trSns ~.
nation scenes. deliberately s,agcd VIZ
Continued on page eight
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Of fun. Charles $. Morgan. jr.. o.
Philadcluhia. tlc coach. iS writing nc"
lyrics. and now music has been written
by Kenneth Webb and Miss Grace Hol-
lingsworth. The costumes viii be dc.
cided surprise, ard are in charge o.
Mrs. Franklin l.. Richardson. There
will be dancing by Miss Dorothy Tay-
Tor. Miss Miles IS assisted by many
Young graduates of the Spence School.
Mrs. Henry $. Redmond returned re-
Gently 10 the city from Florida, where
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charge o. LAt ana
The Iowa Society OF New YORK. viii
give it's annual dinner dance and recep-
ton at the Plaza on April 10. The Iowa
Kew Workers. composed Of Iowa wom-
en- and the wives and daughters of Iowa
men. are assisting in making the affair
8 success. An invitation has been eN-
tended 10 all Iowa people 10 attend,
whether they belong TO the Iowa Socie-
ty or not. George DotSal, tenor. "A ma
tive son OF Iowa. who was singing in
Cperatic circles Of Europe until the out
break of the war, will be heard. Dinner
will be served az o'clock. Dancing
will follow.
Among the members o. the commit
tee on arrangements are William K.
Huntington, former United States Sen
stor William A. Clark. George F.
Browhell, General james s. Clarksor,
George +. Roberts. Jerry b. sullivan,
Theodore T. Shonts. Theodore y. Vail.
Dr.. Woods Hutchinson. Thomas 4.
Buekner, Frank L. Underwood, George
MADDEN, George y. Cook and Thomas
NJ. Hodgens.
Tho Tuesday evening subscription
oarccs in the ballroom OF the Hotel Ma
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the Hotel Gotham. Miss Harriet Wisch-
husen viii be the maid OF honor, and
the other attendants viii be Miss Elsa
tom SUDDEN and Miss Ruth Rahbe. flower
girls. and Miss Marie tom SUDDEN and
Miss Marion Bauman, bridesmaids
Gustav Hcidgord will be the best
man. and Charles b. Spencer. Herman
Heldgerd, Anthony De II. link and
LOUIS tom SUDDEN the ushers.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Evelyn Hunter
Deadly. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Deady, to Benjamin Stevens
Van Wyck. OF this city. No date has
been set for the wedding
The wedding Of Miss Maud r. Scott,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Scott. Of al West End Avenue, to
Cletus Heating viii take place on
Tuesday, az II o'clock, at Holy Trinity
Church. West Eighty-second Street.
Miss Rose O'Brien. of Brooklyn. will
be the maid Of honor, and Ralph Keat-
ing will act as best man.
Miss Scott was educated in Belgium,
and Mr.. Heating was graduated from
Harvard in the class Of 1913, and is
practising law in this city.
Owing to a recent death in Miss
SCOTS family there will be no recep-
ton
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Munson. OF
Wallngford. Conn, announce the en-
gsgement Of their daughter. Mss Mar
jory Jean Munson. 20 Roosevelt Graves
Rolston. OF New York Mr.. Rolston.
who is the son Of William II. Rolston,
j. graduate OF Princeton. 1910. The
wedding viii take place "a May.
VI and Mrs. Emnet Q.een annnunce
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L. Cunnion and T.. j. Hogan are on
charge Of the affair
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A musical. bridge, euchre sHd DANCE
will b. given for the benefit OF the
Catholic Summer School Of America on
April 16 at the WaldorfAstoris.
George j. Gillespie. II. J. Heindenis. +.
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The wedding Of Miss Martha Mare
johnson. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. A.
bert Sidney Johnson. and Melville
Hunt, Of Manhattan, viii take place On
Wednesday az noon at the home OF her
parents, 1903 Dean Street. Miss Edha
johnson will be her sisters only at.
tendant. The attendance will be limited
TO relatives.
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Easter Brings i'm Its
Train q Revival of
Activity i'm Social
Circles i'm Every
Dire tom.

she spent several weeks.
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Another wedding Of tomorrow will
be that Of Miss Jessie f. Audroyet,s
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. EDWARD +
Androvctte, and josiah Lee Ritch. Ia,
ceremony and reception will take plae,
q. ne Hotel st. George.
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Mrs. William Kennedy Nardner' @
% Garden Place, will be 90 home Or
Wednesday afternoon from until
o'clock.
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Mrs. jeremiah Lott. Of go Fiaibuss
Avenue, announces the engagement o.
her daughter, Miss Anita Livingston
Lott. TO Russell Y. C~uisshank, son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Craisshank, OF
Lenox Road.
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