New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Ms. Charles II. Marshall, OF 6 East
s,ysrtv-seventh Street, has arranged
concert TO be given next Wednesday
Ii,erpoon q. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Clark. 900 Fifth Avenue, in
nd Of Villa Nolierc. a French military
ispjtsl Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Clark
ire charge Of the sale OF tickets.
benefit performance Of THE Clever
Ones" will be given tomorrow after
loon AZ the Punch and Judy Theatre
for the workshop fund of the Mayors
abandonment Committee. Among the
strohesses are Mrs. John Purroy
Nitebe,. Mrs. George W. Perkins, Mrs.
j,n,s Speyer and Mrs. Vincemt Astor..
A the house Of Mrs. Andrew Car
.re - East N.ncty-frst Street,
sseert will be given on Friday after
soon. March l.. az $3.50 o'clock in ald
n the New York Cooking School.
lnong those who will appear on the
programme are Miss Eleanor Owens,
Ioprsno; VI. Michel CrisikOf, vlolinlst,
md Miss Aine Van Barentzen. pianist.
On the board OF managers Of the
school are Mrs. Andrew Carnegi e, Mrs.
!. Francis A. Clark. Mrs Robert l..
Bacon, Mrs. William Blodgott, Mrs. Ed
ward J. BerwIud. Mrs. +. Henry Harfl-
nan, Mrs. Adrian lselIn, Mrs. Column
bus 0Donnell Iselin, Mrs. Bradish
Johnson. Mrs Hamilton Fish kean,
Mrs. Pierre Mali, Mrs. Clarence Blair
Mitchell. Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs.
Henry s. Redmond, Mrs. Emlen Roose-
welt Mrs. Hiram Sibley, Miss susan
Street, Miss Josephine Osborn, Miss
Elizabeth Dodge and Miss Eleanor
Hewitt
Tickets. at s. each, may be obtained
from Miss Elizabeth Dodge, 80 Park
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. c. Stokes, OF
Lone Park, Germantown, Penn, an.
lsuneed last week the engagement or
itsir daughter. Miss Frances stokes, 10
Louis {. ClarE. jr., son Of Louis traw-
ford Clark. Of n East Forty-seventh
Street. Mr.. CLARK is a member OF the
Union. Kuickcrbockcr, Metropolitan,
PIPING Rock and other clubs. He was
graduated from Harvard in 1907.
Miss Emily Coc. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry T. Coo. OF 5 East Tenth
Street. will be married TO Harley LORD
S,ovell on Tuesday afternoon. April
%. in Grace Church. A reception will
follow al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Coe.
The marriage Of Miss Elsie L. Nor.
rill, daughter OF Mrs. Amos Morrill,, OF
East Siyty-soycuth Street, to ). VIII
ard Tuckcrnu. jr, Of brooklihe'
Mass, will Doe celebrated on April ~ IN
S. James Church, Madison Avenue
and Seyenty-hrst Street
The next meeting Of the Thursday
Evening Dancing Class, organized by
Miss Florence Doanc, viii be held on
February % In the Waldorf apartment
OF the Waldorf-Astoria. The patron
esses include Mrs William Carson, MIS-
Walter G. Oakmau. Mrs. Edward =
Knapp, Mr. William 6. Bates, NJ 5.
Richard G.. Colt. Mrs. Charles h. Mel
Ion and Mrs. Pierre Mali.
The second Of three morning read
iags from tho poets Of to-day VIII be
gFen next Thursday by Mrs. Waldo
richards 81 the home OF Mrs. William
Jay Schicfelin, East SiEty-slEth
Nlreet Among tho patronesscs Tor ms
series OF readings are Mrs. Andre"
lsrnegie. Mrs. Charles b. Alexander
Mrs.. X. Fulton Cutting. Mrs. Goelet
Gsllstin, Mrs. Junius Spencer Morgan
Mrs, Y. Fycrit Macy, Mrs. James
Roosevelt Mrs. Dave Hennen MOTIFS.
mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlec. Mrs. FRED
sflek W. Vanderbilt and Mrs. william
Felewes Morgan.
= reception and ball will be given
next Thursday by the japanese So
Getty Of New York at the Hotel Astor
Tor the japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess Chinda The committee IN
charge includes Mrs. Howard Van SIN
e.sfen, Mrs. William North Duane, Mrs;
Lindsay Russell, Miss Luisita Leland
and Miss Florence V. Doanc.
Stuart G. Gibboney, DR.. G. Boiling
Zee, John p. East, Dsingeriield Lewis
" George ~ Bsrrows and Henry lay
.or head the floor committee selected
ior the dance. In which several hundred
southern women OF New York arc IN
ierested for the benefit Of their PET
marty, the Blue Ridge Industrial
school Dancing will begin st $3.50
o'clock in the Della Robbia room OF
NE Hotel Vanderbilt, on Tuesday even
ny. March 2. There will be meeting
" the patrOnesses, who include Mrs.
Sharles Dana Gibson and Mrs. George
Sotdon Battle, next Wednesday after
hoon at the home Of Mrs. II. c. Taylor,
- Nest Fifty-eighth street.