New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-27
Mics Lois Minton Maid of
Honor-Theodore Sizer
Best Man.
MISS HELEN DE WITT
IS OFF FOR AIKEN
Third of Biltmore Musicals
Given-Benefit for Belgian
Babies Planned.

o.. che marriage Of Miss Anna Cronk-
t,e daughter. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
p Cronkhitc. 20 William V. c. Ruxton,
,ftbis city. which will he celebrated on
snr,l 10 IN s.. Bartholomew Church.
~, ushers will be Wallace Chauncey,
vi-,oa Cronkhite, Sumner Tingee,
Gordon Cronkhite, w. Shipper Davis.
Bogghtou Cobb, Farnum Kunhardt and
Pohert Ryland Sizer, jr Miss Lois
v-.or. cousin OF the bride. will BE the
r,;d Of honor, and Miss Emmelena
Stcr. Miss Christina Nichols, Miss Ce-
ella Brewster and Miss Helen Mon
,ath the bridesmaids. a reception
will be held al the home Of Mr.. and
Ms Cronkbitc, 337 West Seventy-sev-
ea'h Street
The .l.rd or the Biltmore Morning
Musicals was given yesterday in the
cascades ballroom Of the Bltmore.
The artists were Fritz Kreisler, violin
ist: Nine. Frances Aida, soprano. and
Giovanni Martinelh, tenor. Carl Lam
son. Frank La Forge and Richard Hsge-
mtr we're ST the piano. Among those
in the audience were Mrs. Burke Roche
Mrs. j. Gordon Douglas, Mrs. +. Ros-
coe Mathews. Mrs Edward L. Tinker,
Mrs. +. Reeve Merritt. Mrs. Arthur !.
Cumnock, Mrs George 3. Wagstsf,
Mrs Henry Seligman, Mrs Lindsey
Tappin, Miss Juliana Cutting, J. De
Wolfe Cutting and Albert Morris Bag
~.
Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson gave a
dinner last night at her home, 2s3
Madison Avenue, and sfterward took
her guests 20 the opera.
Colonel and Mrs. William Jay will
leave the city on Monday for White
Sulphur Springs, ". Va, 20 be away
several weeks.
A tea was given yesterday afternoon
o. the home Of Mrs Henry Clinton
Backus POS West Fifty-scventh Street,
for the benefit Of the Home Garden
settlement IN the congested district Of
Harlem.
Mrs Charles Robinson Smith gave
small dinner last night at her home, 80
West SiXty-ninth Street, for Mr.. and
Mrs. August Belmont, II being the fifth
anniversary OF Mr. and Mrs. Belmont's
marriage.
There was a meeting Of the sewing
class which works for the Madonna
Day Nursery yesterday morning at the
home of Miss Annie Leary, 1882 Fifth
AFcuJc.
Nine. Jeanne Roulet-Pavey gave the
second Of a series of six Lonten French .
readings yesterday morning at the
home of Mrs. Warren Delano, 80 East .
Trrty-siNth Street.
Or. and Mrs. David Magic arrived in F.
town yesterday from their country |
place At Princeton, n. j., and are at
the Gotham, TO remain until April /.
An entertainment will be given at
tie Petrus Stuyvesant Club this even
ing al 9 o'clock for the benefit Of the I
babies Of Belgium.
The patronesses are Mrs. William II. .
Bliss, Mrs. James Byrne, Mrs. Stanley
W. Dexter, Mrs. Charles d. Dickey, /
Mrs. William Norman Guthrie, Mrs. .
Ben Al HaFgin. Mrs. John II. Janeway,
Mrs Charles King. Miss McAllister /
Mrs. Pierre Mali, Mrs. Charles II. Park ,
hurst. Mrs. William c. Payton, Mrs. .
Thomas Townsend Sherman, Mrs. /
Francis Lynde Stetson. Mrs. Howard |
Townsend. Mrs. James VI. Nernam and /
Mrs. Leonard Wood
Nmc. Cheftcle. Phi. D.. Of the Uni /
Nfreft,s of U-f1- Of will apagL tfTha .
Child and Patriotism; Miss Alice F.
Nielsen will sing an aria from
Madame Butterfly" and four shorter !
songs by Tipton, Spross and Liza Leh- 7
mann, Including "The Spirit Flower" I
and viii o. the Wisp." Alfred Meyer .
lin, vionlinist. will play the Airs /.
Russcs' Of Wieniawsk, and "0uvre ties F.
yeux blues" by Massenet. Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs Frederick 1
A. Richardson, 1919 East Tenth Street. /.
J. Hornblowcr De Witt and Miss
Helen Anita De Witt will leave town .
tomorrow for Aiken. S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Barrows, Mr. and /.
Mrs. J. Allen Townsend, the Misses I.
Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wood /
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Denny will I.
SAIL to-day for Bermuda, to remain SIX
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Tartoue will
give a dance tonight in their new
studio 6 East Forty-sixth Street, for
Mr and Mrs. Marcellus Hartley Dodge. I.
The guests will wear artists costumes I
and Umberto Sorrento will sing. (
Mrs. Charles J. Welch will hold a
sale this afternoon at her home, IS .
East Forty-ninth Street, for the bene- /
III Of the Italian Mission, at 303 Eliza +.
both Street. There will be on sale I
fine lines Of aprons, cretonnes and /
fancy articles.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving T. Bush, Of /
IS East Slxty-fourth Street, and Irving |
ton-On-thc-Hudson. are spending a few /
weeks in the South. They are now at .
pinchurst. y. {.
GLEE CLUBS IN CONTEST !