New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
Sketch by CarusO Feature
of Matinee of Special
Relief Society.
DUKE-BIDDLE
WEDDING TO-DAY
Miss Helen lie Roy Miller to Be.
come Bride of Malcolm L.
Smith This Afternoon.

Relief Society matinee danssnte ct
musicale was given yesterday at the
Maxine Elliott Theatre for the beneht
Of eonvalescent soldiers abroad and IN
errloved at home. Maurice and Miss
rlorerce Walton were seen in modern
and costume dances and they also
cave 8 one-aot dance sketch written
for them by Enrico Caruso, with scenic
decorations by Baron dc Meyer ana
costumes by Lady Duff Gordon. others
On the programme were Lawrence
HAYNES. tenor; John l. Thomas, barry
tone: Romayne Simmons. pianist; MI
Dohnin. violirist. and the entire Che1
Maurice Orchestra. ,,-o
Miss Mimi Scott, Miss AleNsnoIA
Emery. Miss Elsie stevens MISS nNH
,~;ce Pratt. Miss Katharine Porter ana
No. Nnriel Winthrop sold cigarettes,
candy and flowers gwen oy u"e
society. ,otora
the entertainment, the hostesses IN
Guiding Mrs. William Alexander, MIS-
Charles A. Van Rensselaer, and MIS-
Ormond G.. Smith.
Among those who had boxes were
Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson, Mrs; Aiexa1aer
n. 3. Pratt. Mrs. Burke Roche, Mrs;
William Alexander and Mrs. Ormoha
C Smith. The pstronesses, most OF
,rhon, were present, included Mrs. l.
Townsend Burden, jr1 Mrs. John
Mrs. Allen Gouverneur Wellman. Mrs.
! Oakley Rhinelander, Mrs. Freder-
;ck Y. Dalziel, Mrs. Charles de L. Oel,,
-,rhs. Mrs. Frederic Foster Carey ana
Mrs. James Brown Potter.
The marriage Of Miss Helen lie Roy
miller. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. George
norton Miller, 10 Malcolm L. smith OF
Shutdown, Long Island Will take
rIace this afternoon IN the Church o.
.bc Heavenly Rest A reception VIII
follow at the home Of DR.. ana MIS-
Niller. s11 Madison Avenue.
Mis-. Frances A. Dallett, daughter OF
1obo Dsllett. IT,, will be married TO
William Thorne Kissel, son Of Mrs.
Gustav z. Kissel, this afternoon IN
Gee Church. The reception Will De
ia a. the home of the brides aunt
Mrs. Joel Frances Freeman, 4lO PARK
avenue.
=, Holv Trinity Church, Philadel-
mia. this afternoon Miss SordeliS
Pddle, daughter OF Mr.. and mrs. a.
/ Drexel Biddle. will become the proc
a. Angler B. Duke, son OF MT - a.S
Mrs. Benjamin n. Duke OF Io'o f'i'"
Avenue.
Miss Frnor Lee will be married 70
Malcolm n. Sloane on June at me
80 OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cps~les II. Lee. "a Gramercy Park. The
v.e5linp will be small and quiet owing
=. me recent death OF Mr.. Sloanes
fa.ter. William Douglas Sloane.
NJ and Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thomas are
rece.v.ng congratulations on the olrtn
Of a son on Monday at their home IL
last Eighty-seventh Street. ms Is
t-c second child horn to Mr.. ana MIS-
Thomas, the first one also beng ooy'
Mrs. Thomas was Miss Blanche NJ OeI,
richs She is a daughter OF BIT ana
Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs.
IN aid Of the Blue Cross Fund for
sUeviating the suffering Of horses IN
ne Furopean war the dansant Will
ba held today at Castles in the Ar.
Among those interested are Mrs. James
Sever. Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt
NJ NJ. Orne Wilson. Mrs. Charles
Dana Gibson, Mrs. E. French Wander
hi. Mrs. Lawrence L. Gillespie, Mrs.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Reginald de
Koyen. Mrs. Cortlandt Van Rensselaer,
and Mrs. James B. Duke.
The annual meeting Of the Army Re-
Te+ Society will be held this afternoon
r: $3.50 at the home OF Mrs. Danlel d
Lamont, 2 West Fifty-third Street
Mrs. Ernest Iselin and Mrs. Grace
BATON Shoemaker are in charge OF
bazaar. called the Vanity Fair shop,
which will open to-day at 627 Madison
Avenue for the benefit Of the unem-
pioyed of this city.
NJ ard Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt
have loft their apartments at the Hotel
Vanderbilt for Oakland Farms. their
place near Newport, where they VIII
remain until Friday. Mr.. Vanderbilt
sails for England Saturday.
NJ and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt
returned 20 the city yesterday from
White sulphur Springs. W. Va.
M and Mrs. Joseph ". Hartman
and Miss Miriam Hartman will 60 to
Bernardsville, n. j.. early next month
for the summer.
Mrs. Frederic P. Sands and MISS EIlz,
sbeth Sands, who were at the hoteI
Vanderbilt for a few days. nave re-
turned 10 Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman D. Kountze
have gone TO White Sulphur Springs
Tor three or four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bird have re-
tuned from Aiken and are at the ho-
tel Gotham.
CAPITAL SEES DRUG PLAY