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New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
HOLIDAY CROWD
AT ATLANTIC CITY
Hospitality of Town Is Strained
by Arrival of Washington's
Birthday Visitors.

Atlantic City, Feb. 20.-The hospital
ity for which Atlantic City is noted is
strained close TO its early season limit
tonight 10 care for the throngs here to
spend the Washington's Birthday holi-
day and TO take part in the first Lenten
SUNDAY Boardwalk parade of the sea-
son tomorrow. The pilgrimage shore
ward started in earnest early in the
week, when the folk of fashion, keen
N rest. after the strain of the winter
social season, came down TO take res
ervstions made weeks ago, but their
numbers appeared negligible when the
rush Of gayly garbed holiday seekers
begsn arriving last night and to-day.
So far there has been no congestion
either in traffic over the railroads or in
the hotels. but most Of the big beach
front houses are well filled tonight,
and the overflow Of late comers has
reached throughout the hotel district.
AItbouqh due respect is being given
the advent of Lent by the deyout' II IS
IiLelv that there will be little hint OF
The nenitential season in the garbing
of The Boardwalk crowd tomorrow.
with good weather, there Will be a
notable exhibit Of the styles IN froeks
and millinery destined to rule the
boardwalk during the opening season.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burns. OF New
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gramme. which will follow. Miss Mar
jCrie Cunningham Sidney, granddaugh--
ter Of Jennie June Croly, founder or
the club, will be the guest of honor
George VI. Smith, managing editor OF
"The Evening Sum-" will speak on
"The Evening Newspaper; Miss Jean
Webster, author of Daddy LOng-Legs,'
will tell of experiences Prom Reporter
to Playwright; Mrs. Honore Willsie,
managing editor of "The Delineator,"
will discuss The Woman's Magazine"
and Vance Thompson will take as his
topic "The Free Lance The music
will be in charge of Miss Sara Bu-
chanan Huff, chairman Of music. Miss
Dora Mabel Fish will play the harp and
Miss Huff will sing several ballads.
Arthur Leonard will be at the piano.
The second concert of the Rubinstein
Club, Mrs. William Rogers Chapman,
president. will take place on Tuesday
evening, February %, in the grand ball
room of the Waldorf-Astoria under the
direction of w. X. Chapman. One hun
dred and fifty of the choral will take
part in- the programme. Miss Nina
Morgana will he the soloist and will
be accompanied by fifty members OF
the Century Opera orchestra. Inc
cnOral Will SlUS, dHolB NNiISi ot'N~
tions, one OF Johann Strauss waltzes
arranged by Anthony Richards and
dedicated TO the club. After the con-
cert a special supper will be served in
the rose and empire rooms. Table res
ervations should be secured from Mrs.
A. II. Candlish, 3l5 East Twentieth
street, hostess Of the supper dances.
Among those who will entertain in
their boxes are Mrs. w. II. H. Amer
man, Mrs. Lawrence +. Braine, Mrs.
James Bradley, Mrs. Frederick A.
Bapes, Miss Mary Jordan Baker, Miss
Helen Barrett, Mrs. Simon Baruch, Mrs.
James F. Blaine. Mrs. F. Gaius Burke,
Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Frank NJ. White,
Mrs. Alfred Cochran, Miss Ida NJ.
Crumm, Mrs. W. G Crump, Mrs.
Charles L. Dimon, Mrs. W. II. Duck
worth, Mrs. r. J. Ehlers, Mrs. George
Finck, Mrs. w. W. Ford, Mrs. John
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MANY VISITORS
IN LAKEWOOD
The Hotels Are Thronged and
Have Difficulty in Accom-
modating Guests.

lakewood. ". j., Feb. 20.-Numerous
holiday parties and many sojourners
lrriyed yesterday and to-day 70 spen6
Wsshington's Birthday here. Many OF
hose who were here last week end
remained over for the holiday enter
ailments, and hotels have found az
heuliy in accommodating the large
siowds.
Soiourners have been particularly
hyored this week by fine weather.
After the siege of cold, Indictment
ststher, this week with its spring-Iike
saperstures renewed enthusiasm ior
ssi-of-door life, and most Of the so,
Nurners seized the opportunity sno
psnt most Of their time on the goIl
.aks At the Lakewood Country Clup or
e'oye or rode in the parks. Sadole
uding is again coming in for its snare
q popularity, and bride paths are ia,
Ierites with many Of the devotees OF
seip and spur. Canoeing and eoaung
" Lake Carasaljo we're new features
els week, but the cold of the latter
pSr Of the week caused the boat lovers
postpone the sport until spring.
The statement that polo playing
sOpld begin here next month was
reeted with enthusiasm by soJourn,,
90, and the games will do much toWsto
evlng the resort q good late season
Mrs. Charles H. Semff and Mrs. H. D.
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followed the programme, with music by
McKees Orchestra.
The chairman of reception for the
evening was Mrs. Mary ID. Fisk; chair
man of matrons, Mrs. Helen f. Wells.
assisted by Mrs. o. C.. Fields. Mrs.
Frank Peteler and Mrs. w. W. Griffith;
chairman of dance. Mrs. J. p. Neimann.
assisted by Mrs. Willoughby Mitchell,
Mrs. d. u. Blashingham and Mrs. Ed
ward b. jerks; chairman of ushers,
Mrs. James h. Kelly, assisted By Mrs.
Edward j. Luttrell. The ushers were
the Misses Grace Neimann. Margaret
Luttrell, Clara Peteler, May Reilly,
Mary Ward, Marie Luttrell, f. Treat,
Florence May, Muzette Sawley, Lilly
Reilly, Lillian Sage and Jean Turner.
Next Tuesday, grand opera day. the
soloists will be Carl Fique, Miss Gladys
Gilderoy Scott, contralto of the Moody
Names Opera Company, of England;
Marta Kranich, of the Dippel Opera
Company; Lieutenant Percy Richards,
Swedish basso; Lazar S, Samoiloft, Rus
sian barytone, and Grace Neimann,
harpist The guests of honor will be
Nine. Julie de Ryther, Mrs. X. II. Knapp,
Charles Keller, Mrs. S. II. Patton and
Mrs. Eugene Grant. president of the
City Federation.
The Silver Cross Day Nursery, Mrs.
William Wallace Clendinning, presi-
dent, announces two card parties to
take place at the Hotel Manhattan for
the maintenance fund of the nursery.
The dates are Thursday afternoon,
March 4, and Friday night. April 16.
The evening card party is TO be fol-
lowed by dancing.
The Woman's Press Club of New
York City, Mrs. Haryot Holt Day. presi-
dent, will observe its annual founders
day with a breakfast at the Waldorf
Astoria at II o'clock on Saturday. Feb
ruary 27. This will be preceded by a
reception at IL o'clock. Mrs. j. Hedges
Crowell is chairman and Mrs. Ida
Powell Priest is vice chairman. MIS-
Alice Lawton, chairman of press, will
have charge of the press day pro-
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Fosdick, of New York, and Miss Booker,
OF Washington, form party at the
Laurel in the Pines, where several
other large holiday parties arrived late
this evening.
The third OF the series Of dancing
teas will be given Monday at the Coun-
try Club. The ballroom will be deco
rated with flags and other patriotic
trimmings, and one Of the most bril-
liant parties Of the season is antici-
pated.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Horne and daugh-
ters, the Misses Elsa and Madeline,
left here Tuesday to spend SIX weeks
At Palm Beach. Gordon Parsons Sar-
seant sS ~ Of Philadelphia, is visiting
friends AT the Laurel in the Pines.
William A. Prendergast, OF New YORK,
is here for a weeks rest at the Laurel
House.
At the Laurel in the Pines are Mr'
ord Nrs Francis Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton Earle, Raymond B. Fosdick,
" n Mcclure, Miss Della McGuire'
MIR and Mrs. Henry Rokenbaugh' Mts'
Jobn NJ Karsch and Miss Vena b.
Karsch, Of New York; Mrs. A. L. Mliler,
of Washington; DR.. and Mrs. hehIy
Hun. of Albany; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, A.
smith and Miss Eleanor Shute, OF pos,
Ton: Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Morse OF
Englewood; Paul NJ. Pitcher, ot brooH-
lyn, and others.
Az the Laurel House-Mr. and Mrs;
John f. Tucker, Henry c. Parish ana
family, Mrs. H. MacGregor, Mr.. ana
Mrs. {. y. Braizse, Mrs. A. Joline, MT
and Mrs. +. o. Roe and Mr.. and MIS-
Fred West Mcdonald, Of New YORK;
ex-senator James Smith, of Newark;
Mrs. c. Zimmerman and party OF SIX
of Philadelphia; Mrs. f. A. Kingsley,
of Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
Price. OF Short Hills, and others.
Al Oak Court-Miss A. L. Logue, MT
and Mrs. Charles Howard, Miss Gladys
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Manson, Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Francis. John V. Judge
and Miss Nell Judge, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
!, Romagna, Miss I've 81. Lawrence and
Miss NJ. c. Haywood. Of New York;
Mrs. ]. NJ. Konvalinka, Miss Lillian
Konvalinka, the Rev. Philip A. Brady,
Miss Madeline Smith and Miss Marga-
ret d. Ryan. Of Brooklyn.
Al the Bartlett Inn-Mr. and Mrs
G. p Mareias, William Douglas, Mrs
l. b. Otis. Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ: Monsan'
TO. Mrs. Helen Higgins. Miss Katherine
Aleutt and Miss Emma Lonsdais, OF
New York; Miss N. Miller, MISS Helen
Chatfield, Miss Harriet Rundel hnd
Miss Sarah +. Karcher, OF BrookIyh.
AT the Carasaljo Mrs. {. IL; Duhy
F. V. Duffy, Mrs. Katherine Crazy hrs
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J. n. Patrick and George r. Biddell,
of New York; Miss Schaaf. Miss Ellen
Petes, Miss Julia Bennington and w.
A. White, of Brooklyn; Mrs. NJ. Fergu-
son and daughter, of Paterson, N. j.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Keene, of Flush
ing.
At the Lexington-Judge S. NJ. Ryan,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cillier, Mrs. f. Meh-
Itch and Miss Helen Warburton, of New
York; Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Goodwin, NJ.
McGarry, Mrs. John II. John, Mrs. f..
Grady and Mrs. 7. Kelly, of Brooklyn,
and Mrs. +. c. Smith, of Syracuse.
At the Lakewood Hotel-Mrs. +. Ma
hon, +. NJ. Friedman, Mr.. and Mrs. B..
Forman, Mr.. and Mrs. |. Friedman, Mrs.
A. C. Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Eismsn,
Mrs. A. Greenstein, Miss G. Seligman,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Gerson and Miss ~.
and Miss J. Lessen, Of New York; Miss
G. Wisoff and Miss Florence f. Wolf,
Of Brooklyn, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Braham, of Philadelphia.
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Nations Glory" Christian Kriens
played several violin selections.
The Congress of States Societies will
hold a meeting Tuesday, February %.
at 80 D. M, in the assembly hall Of
the Country Life Exposition in the
Grand Central Terminal. Mrs. Charles
7. G. Gray will give piano recital and
there will be speaking on subjects Of
moment. The officers of the Congress
are Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian, president;
Mrs. Gerard Bancker, first vice-presl-
dent; Mrs. Roscoe Raney, second vice
president; Mrs. Robins A. Lau, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Charles D. Hirst,
corresponding secretary; Miss Bertha
Louise Soule, treasurer, and Mrs. A. f.
Hancock, historian.
The clubs affiliated with the Congress
are the Maine Women's Club, Mrs. j.
w. Sargent president; Texas Club. Mrs.
II. II. Sewer president; Daughters of
Michigan, Mrs. n. B. Van Slingerland
president: Society of New York State
Women, Mrs. Gerard Bancker presi
dent; Daughters Of Indiana, Mrs Mary
Garrett Hay president; National SOci-
ETY. of Ohio Women, Mrs. Roscoe T.
Raney president; South Carolina Soci-
ETY., Mrs. Edward Burton Williams
president; National California Club,
Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian president.
Through the courtesy Of Mrs. A. A.
Fisher, the next "two-bit" game of the
National California Club will be held
at her home, 400 Ninth Street, Brook
lyn, on Thursday, February 20, at 2
p. m.
Light Horse Harry Lee Society was
entertained with card party and
dance by Mrs. Robert b. Alling at her
home last Friday evening.
The next bi-monthly Talks on Cur
rent Topics, as given under the aus
pices of the New York State Society
will take place Friday, the goth, and
Saturday, the 9th, at Sherry's.
The Theatre Club, Mrs. David Mason,
president, held birthday party in the
north ballroom of the Hotel Astor on
Friday evening, February 10. The
guests of honor included all the officers
Of the City Federation.
Mrs. Florence Fleming Noyes, head
Of the School Of Rhythmic Expression.
presented three of her pupils in dances
and poses. Mrs. D. J. Mortimer, presi-
dent of the Beethoven Society. pre-
sented the Beethoven choral. Others
on the programme were Miss Elizabeth
Allen and Don Richardson. Dancing
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
ASBURY PARK
Pre-. Lenten Dance Is Given at
Coleman House.

Asbury Park, n. j., Feb. 20.-The
Lenten season was ushered in here
with springlike weather and out-of-
door life at its best. Now that the ice
has disappeared from the lakes, boats
and canoes have put in their appear
ance in great numbers. This move may
prove premature, but members OF the
local canoe club race each year to see
who will make the rounds Of all
branches of Deal Lake first, and do
not wait for settled weather &c put
their craft overheard. An elaborate
entertainment programme for VISITORS
during Lent and over Easter is being
arranged by the City Commissioners,
hotels and churches.
The pre-Lenten dance given in the
winter ballroom of the Coleman House
BY the younger social set on Tuesday
was in the nature of fancy dress and
masquerade. IL proved a fitting close
for the midwinter season. Some OF the
dancers were Miss Dorothy Whyte,
Miss Edna Campbell, Miss Dorothy
Alexander, Miss Annett Smock, Miss
Ella Haviland, Miss Charlotte Beyans,
Miss Ruth Geraty, Miss Mildred Ross,
Miss Mary Hoffman, Miss Ruth Wlnek-
Ter. Miss Marion Vogel, Miss Edith
Geraty, Miss Hanna Applegate, Miss
Edith Winckler, Miss Marion Eskew,
Miss Clara de Wysocki, Miss Justine
Smith, Miss Pansy Clayton, Peter
Brown, Benjamin vreeland, George
Burroughs, Fred de Wysoeki, Walter
Woolley. Murry Beck, George Coles
Alfred Peer, Elwood Geraty, Joseph
Reid, Reginald Applegate and "ende!
Devergines.
The news Of the death Of Mrs. Helen
NJ. Bradley, wife Of James A. Bradley,
founder Of Asbury Park, was received
here last Sunday with much regret. All
flags in the city were at half-staf until
wednesday, and business was entirely
suspended during the hour OF the
burial service, which was held IN New
York.
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Two Uses of the Veil

A ~omSn's veil serves one OF two pur.
seses, 10 protect the complexion or tc
,sesion, lack OF il needs eonceslment.
ieu Will have no need OF veil " you
~ VeLooEN-lt protects and oesu'
The skin Is oamsoed by sharp winds,
enetfstlna dust and not, dried air.
,'tsr cleaning the skin with warm water
~ soap apply VELOoEN for protee.
20. u does not clog the pores or nave
9essy appearance.
,.vtlooEN beauties by soothing out
st burn that makes the skin CRAP ana
,as lips crack. BY uslne this mild. pure
.sp5stIon you look better and fee'
/ At any drug store. 25e a tube.--Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21

York, who arrived this week to open
their cottage in Chelsea, will entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Burns over the
week end. Mr.. and Mrs. William p.
Jarvis are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis II. Helm, of New York, and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Claye, of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harper motored
down from New York early in the week.
Mrs. Frank II. Wexford, of New York,
who will spend the spring season here
before going TO the mountains, has
opened her Chelsea cottage and is en-
tertaining Miss Josephine Wexford and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wexford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston are
among the early season arrivals from
New York at the Marlborough BleD-
helm. Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson p. Money
penny, Mrs. John Rogers, jr., and Miss
Rogers have Joined the New York col
ony at the same hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
George f. Clafin will be at the Marl-
borough Blenheim for several weeks.
b. Ogden Chisholm, DR.. W. st. j. Elliott
and Mrs. Elliott are recent additions
TO the shore contingent at the same
hotel.
Mrs. A. Haddock LRttimer and Stan
ley Haddock arrived at the Shelburne
from New York on Monday. Mrs. II.
G.. Wagner, who is at the Shelburne
for Lent, IS entertaining Mrs. 7. Dixon
Smith, of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Chanler and Mr. and Mrs. Fernando
Solnger are at the same hotel for the
remainder of February. Mrs. b. +.
Keith is visiting Mrs. p. B. Chase, OF
Washington, al the Shelburne.
Mrs. W. F. Lange, OF New York, who
is at the Strand, is entertaining Miss
Mary F.. Brennan. Mrs. Paul Martin
and Willard Martin are az the Strand,
where Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawson and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Archer, OF New
York, are registered for the season.
Mrs. John Dougherty, OF New York,
has Miss Sarah NJ. Morrison as her
guest az the Arlington.
Nine. de San MarLand, Miss Marzand
and c. c. MarZand are among the re-
cent arrivals from New York at the
Seaside. Mrs. A. Page Watson Joined
the New York colony al the Seaside
this week. Miss Anne b. Shober and
Samuel 5. Shober. jr.. who spent the
winter at Colorado Springs, have ar
rived at the Seaside for the spring sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Cornell, OF
New York, are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. j. i. Benkert al the same hotel.
Mrs Harlan Brooke. OF New York,
Was the guest Of Mrs. L. A. Davis at
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openings IN THE RANKS or THE WOR1EN's CLUBS
INTEREST THIS WEEK IS DIVIDED
BETWEEN CONSUMERS LEAGUE
MEETING AND THE RUBINSTEIN
AND MOZART CONCERTS.

Mrs. Theodore Odell, Mrs. Frances
Abrahall and Miss Amelia SummerVila
spoke on Thomas Jefferson"
Mrs. Charles d. Hirst, president OF
the Daily Food Alliance, and recording
secretary OF the club. presented the
following resolution. which was unani-
mously indOrsed: Whereas, for rea-
sons unwarrantcd, there has been an
increase in prices Of food commodities.
be 10 received, that we. the members OF
the Woman's Democratic Club OF the
City Of New YORK, do protest against
this unwarranted advance in food
prices, and suggest that, inasmueh as
other nations regulate the prices Of thu
necessities of life, Congress be petl-
toned 20 pass such legislation as VIII
give our government the power 70 con-
troll the prices OF food IN order 10 con-
serve the necessary food supply OF the
United States; be il further resolved,
that our government take such action
as will permit IL TO prohibit the cX-
portation of food products, especially
wheat, which are necessary 10 the well
fare of our own people, IL being in our
opinion the highest form Of democracy
20 protect the lives OF our own people
New members admitted on Friday are
Mrs. Harry Beste, Miss Margaret !:
Wemyss, Miss Amelia Summeryllle and
Mrs Jacob VI. Marcusson.
The next social meeting OF the club
will be held at the home Of the drst
vce-president. Mrs. James Moran, OF
2G2 West Eighty-third Street, on FRI
day evening, February 20.
The annual Jefferson dinner or the
club will take place on April 5. Mrs.
J. Hedges Crowell, OF 1044 Fifth Ave-
nue., is chairman.
The twenty fourth annual meeting
Of the Consumers League OF the City
OF New York will be held Thursday
afternoon, February 2j. at 3 o'clock, ~
the Astor Theatre Mrs. Frederick
Nathan, the president, will give an
account of the years work. The speak
ers will be Charles Fleischer, leader
of the Sunday Commons, Boston; Mrs.
Florence Kelley, general secretary or
the National Consumers League; Miss
Mary Dreer, of the State Factory in-
vestigating Commission. and Miss An
gela Morgan, who will recite some
verses from her own poems.
The New York Mozart Society, Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell president, will give
its second private concert OF the sea-
son on Wednesday evening in the
grand ballroom of the Hotel Astor.
| The soloist will be Miss Fricds Hem
pei. of the Metropolitan Opera House.
! There will be several numbers by the
choral under the direction OF Walter
Henry Hall. Charles Gilbert Spress
/ will be a. the piano.
/ The Philomath Club Of New Yort
/ CITY met at the home OF Mrs. Jerrio
. r. Durham on Monday, February 10.
/ The papers read were Development 0r
the Drama" Mrs. Lemuel X. Msngum;
Ernest Won Wildenbruck, King
Henry" Mrs. Burton Tompkins. The
usual social half hour was enjoyed
! with the hostess.
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luncheon at the Chelsea on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Craig Van Deventy
have closed their home at Short Hills
and will spend some time at the Chel-
sea. DR.. II. J. Ogilvie ard Mrs. 0gilvie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jones, with Miss
Ruth Jones and Miss EDITH Jones, are
registered at the Chelsea for a short
vi sit
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. .Strcther Gaines, jr., Mrs. J. G. Geissler,
Mrs. Theodore p. Gilman, Mrs. John II.
! Gresel. Mrs. Samuel Lane Gross, Mrs.
II. c. Halenbeck, Mrs. Albert W. Har-
rs, Mrs. c. T. Haviland, Mrs. George
/ w. Odell, Mrs. Bedell Parker Mrs. K.
C.. Penfeld, Mrs. W. H. Porter, Mrs.
/ c. p RoOs, Mrs. r. H. Ruckers. Mrs.
F. p. W. Schiller, Mrs. p. o. Schleuss-
ner, Mrs. c. E. Sprague, Mrs. {. K.
/ Lurin. Mrs. A. E. Perry, Mrs. Charles
Tollncr, Mrs. w. J. Toomey, Mrs. W: II.
/ Van Wrinkle, Mrs. George l.. Walker,
/ Mrs. w. II. Wallace, Mrs. John A.
Weser, Mrs. A. s. Wilson, Mrs. Henry
! Herbcrmann, Mrs. L. L. Hill, Mrs. Rob
crt Hilliard, Mrs. c. B. Hoagland, Mrs
| G.. B. Howes, Mrs. J. B. Huff, Mrs. j.
| W. Johnson, Mrs. John Jordan, Mrs.
/ c. r. Jung, Mrs. J. b. Latin, Mrs. +. J.
Lancaster, Mrs. NJ. f. Lester, Mrs. j. b..
Mastin, Mrs. r. f. Milligan, Mrs.
George Walter Newton, Mrs. L. A..
! O'Brien, Mrs. c. J. Obermayer, Mrs.
Walter McIlroy and Mrs. X. A. Martin.
The State Democratic Forum, Inc,
Mrs. Robins A. Lau, president, will
hold a meeting at the Hotel Astor
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you wil receive
these II numbers of Vogue

Summer Fashions June I
The hnsl showing Of the SUMMER
modes that will be.
In the Country June Is
Where to 70, how 70 20. what 10
wear, and how to wear H.
Hot Weather Fashions July I
The correct wardrobe and equip
msnt for all outdoor sports.
Hessessss July IS
The fine art Of entertaining, indoors
and out.
London and Paris Seasons Aus. I
What Is going on in the beau monde
abroad. Midsummer festivities al
home.
Children's Fashions Aus. IS
Outfits for the inian, and the gifl or
boy Of school age.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21

New York Peace Society. on "The Out
look for a New World Order" and
General George b. Loud, 6. A. R., "Our
Nations Glory" Christian krlens
played several violin selections.
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Thursday. Februas, %, NJ 2:3O O'Clock.
The now officers aud directors elect
ed az the last meeting VIII DC IN
stalled.
A special meeting OF tho board was
called on account Of the sudden GeaIh
Of the first vice pre- s.dcnt, Mrs; VIII
lam Porter Jenkins, and resolutions
odopted AZ that meeting viii be oHered
TO the club for further action.
REPORTS will be given by the ciyic'
committee, Mrs. Harry Hastings,
chairman, and the committee on poll
tics. Mrs. Julia l.. Sanders, chairman
Browning lecture recitals by the
I Rev. J. Herman Randall d. d., under
the auspices OF the Womcn's BcneFo-
lent ard Missionary Society, o. tne
Mount Morris Baptist Church, VIII pe
given in the church. Fifth Avenue
near l27th street. al o'clock on
Thursday afternoons IN March. Ine
subjects ard dates are as follows.
March !. "In a Balcony; March -,
"A Blot in the 'Scutcheon"; March Is,
'Luria": March %, "The Return Of the
Druses.'
The entire proceeds Of these recitaIs
will 90 to the missionary and Oenev-
olent work Of the society. Single tex
cts for 80 cents. or course tickets Tor
! 81 so. may be obtained in advance from
/ the chairman of the committee. Nr,'
/ isaac =. Sprague, 221 West l2itn
/ Street. or at the door.
The Michigan women in New York
were entertained at tea AT the home
Of the corresponding sccrctary. MIS-
Edward d. Mosley, 1893 Fifth Avenue.
After the business meeting and ad-
mission of new members, the hostess
Mrs. MoSlay. presented 70 me society
a gavel made by Tiffany OF wood and
copper from Michigan. Arrangements
were made for the next dlnner-0ance'
The officers are as follows: Presl-
dent. Mrs. Stanley Lyman OTIS; hrst
vice-president, Mrs. John Jay Bush;
second vice-president, Mrs. William q.
Hamilton; third vice-president, Mrs.
I Clarence Fullerton; recording secre-
tarv. Miss Louise S. Warren; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. Edward d..
Nosley; treasurer, Mrs. John {. Wea-
dock: historian, Mrs. c. b. Rider; au-
ditor. Mrs. Frank +. Hutchins; direee-
tors. Mrs. II. B. Tillotson, Mrs. Fred
crick L. Bradley Mrs. Robert II. In
gersoll. Mrs. Charles ". Wolfe, Mrs.
William II. Worden.
A regular meeting Of The Woman''s
Forum was held in the east room, Wal
dorf-Astoria, on Friday morning, Feb
ruary 10. The subject for discussion
was "Society and the Policeman, and
the principal speaker. Hon. c. j. Drls-
coll. former Police Commissioner.
Discussion from the floor followed.
"Lincoln as an Ideal Democrat was
the subject of the last meeting of the
Women's Democratic Club, Mrs. John
Sherwin Crosby, founder and president,
held on Friday at the Hotel Astor. Mrs.
Harrison Gray Lamson was chairman
of the day. Mrs, j. Hedges Crowell,