New-York tribune., 1915-02-21

Monday evening, April 3. II will tak'
place at the Hotel St George.
An interesting wedding Of early
spring will be that Of Miss Emily Sara
Spencer and Thomas Grinnen Fla
hertv, whose engagement was an.
nounced last week, but the exact cstt
has not yet been decided on.
Miss Spencer is the daughter OF Mrs
william Gardner Spencer, Of Nash
VILE, Tenn, and a niece of Mrs. Rich
ard NJ. Dorsey, Of the Heights, where
the wedding is 70 take place. Mr.. Fla
herty IL q graduate Of Amherst and the
Harvard Law School. He is a member
OF the Harvard Club, Of New York, and
the Hamilton Club, of Brooklyn.
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bonner
Bowler Foote nina Perry will be al
home after Easter, at 2sO HICKS ST.
Announcement is made OF the en-.
Ragement Of Miss Helen Tyndaie and
William Henry Swan, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Swan, Of 299 Jefferson Ave
nue.. Miss TtTidsle is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Tyndale, OF west
Brighton, and niece Of Charles r:
Hubs, the well known horseman OF
this borough.
Miss Adelaide ". Moffat, Of 90 Will
low St. has as her guest Miss Williams,
Of Boston. Complimentary to her she
gave an informal house dance Monday
evening. Among the young people
present were Miss Mary Sanger, Miss
Louise Fiske, Miss Gertrude Thurston'
Miss Catharine Mumford, Miss Agnes
Thomson, Miss Alice Moss, Miss Con-
stance Gray, Miss Jean Murray, Miss
Polly Dunnell, Miss Anne Thompson,
Miss Lois Minton, Miss Emily GoetZee'
Alexander Thompson, William H.
Thurston, r., William Martin, william
Baldwin, Tremper Longman, Franklin
Birdsall, Horatio King Gray, Walter D.
Nsyvln' Dodd Ewing, Fred Fiske,
Thornton Thayer and Robert Jewett
The Fort Greene Chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution, will give
musical and reception Monday AZ
the home OF Mrs. Frank NJ. Lupton, S89
St Marks Avenue.
Cards have been issued by Miss
Marjorie Prentiss for Wednesday, Feb
ruary "a, from until 6 o'clock, at
her home, l0s Pierrepont Street.
Mrs. Lillian Clayton, of 1874 Wood
ruff Avenue, Flatbush, announces the
engagement of her daughter, MISS
Ethel Conrad, to Frank Crumit, OF
jackson, Ohio. Mr.. Crumit IS grad
uate of Columbia and the University
Of Ohio.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Nan Jenkins, daughter OF MIS-
Ella Burr Jenkins, and Frank CLINTON
Van Name, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Nan Name. of s97 Bushwick Avenue
Mr.. Van Name was graduated from
the University of Pennsylvania In
1912.
For the benefit of Friendly. House
Settlement, James Barnes, the ex'
plorer, on Thursday evening, March .,
will tell of his recent expedition across
the African continent along Stah!e!
trail of 1888. More than 5000 1eet
Of film will be shown, depicting the the
scenery. native life and ANIMALS. Inc
entertainment will be given in the Mu-
sic Hall of the Academy OF Music
The committee in charge includes Mrs.
Robinson Leech, chairman; Mrs. Ed
ward + SandersOn, Mrs. Katharine
Perry. Miss Julia Fish, Mrs. Ernest
G. Draper and Mrs. Walter i: IyleI'
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Id
ward II Litchfeld, Mrs. Walter GLIB
Mrs Clarence r. Hyde, Miss Notman,
Mrs. John b. Woodward. Mrs. Harold l..
Fish. Mrs William A Putnam and MISS
Bertha Stockwell.
Judge and Mrs Alfred f. Steers. OF
2694 Bedford Avenue, gave small
house dance last evening for their
Young daughter, Miss Mildred Steers.
Announcement is made Of the en-
eagement of Miss Anna Roman, daugh-
ter of Thomas J. Roman, OF l2l9 Ber-
gen Street, TO James DeLong Philbln.
Mr.. Philbin is the son Of the late Jo-
semi Philbin. and a grandson of Jo-
seph De Long. lie was graduated from
Columbia University in 1911.
Mrs. Edward Todd, ir., gave bridge
of ten tables on Monday at her home,
qe4 Park Place. The prizes were silver
sewing sets. Yellow spring flowers
were used in the decorations.
In compliment 70 Miss Nadine Arents,
who Is 20 be a bSide Of the week, Mrs.
Henry II. Royce and Miss Marjorie
Royce gave a luncheon at the Crescent
Club Tuesday. The other guests were
Mrs. William Arthur Delahay, Alice
Porter, Miss Isabelle Hoxie, Miss Ethel
Shaen ana Mhs OIdCe bOublao NN"V'
Mrs. Delahay gave tea at the Astor
for Miss Arents on Thursday.
A bridge was given on Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. Walter Brewster, 139
Joralemon Street for the Belgian ba-
bies. Miss Cecilia Brewster and other
young women of the Heights are max
ing a plea for the Belgian babies. A
complete outfit. consisting Of eighteen
articles, may be given for 81 So, and
the sewing is done at the Red Cross
committee headquarters, at the Hotel
St. George. Contributions may be sent
TO Mrs. Lewis W. Francis or Miss Mad
eleine Litchfeld, Montague Terrace
A costume ride will be given Wednes'
day evening at the Riding and Driving
Club. The first three evenings of the
week will be given over TO the Indoor
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