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Runs Into Fence to
Save a Pedestrian

Charles d 0efner. fifty years old. Of
injuries incurred yesterday when he
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oYs." said Uncle Harry when
the three Of them were seat
ed comfortably before the
fire in the library. do you
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7R5,:teSO Rbo1

Bourne and daughter, Miss Eleanor, OF
Cleveland. -.
AT the Laurel-in-the-Pine - Miss
Keogh, W. F. Dix, Miss Fawcett, Mrs
l.. d. Rockwell, Mrs. w. Fl. Brown, Miss
+. Doud, Mrs. II. VI. Tutchings and
Mrs. Charles II. Beckett, Of New YORK;
Mrs. W. q. Gallowhur and family and
Miss Torrens, Of Scarsdsle, and Mrs
Walter Turnbull, of Brooklyn.
AT the Palmer House-Mr. and Mrs
II. Shock. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rose and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fanlo. OF Ne"
York; Mr.. ard Mrs. {. II. Shlpmann
Mrs. L. Castle and Miss A. NJ. White
of Brooklyn.
At oak Court-Mrs. f. II. Davis
Miss NJ. May, Mrs. W. ]. Hogan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Morrison, OF
New York; Mrs. A. Stiehl, Miss h
Workman, Miss L. Round and Mr.. anc
Mrs. VI. Dood, Of Brooklyn.
At Bartlett Inn-Mrs. NJ F. Andrews
Mrs. II. c. Spratley, Mr.. and Mrs. ). y
Demming and Mr.. and Mrs. {. +. Nor
ton. of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Crothers, of Brooklyn.
At the Lakewood Hotel. NJ. Ches-
ter. D. Liebowitz. Edmund Petigor
Hiram Williams, Miss Bessie Cohen
W. Fromm, Mr.. and Mrs. 5: Fromm
Miss Susie Fromm, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Bernstein and Miss Rose Ellison, Of
New York.
At the Lexington Judge Morgan S
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Van Bergsn
Edward and Florence Van Bergsn anc
c. j. Trowbridge, of New York.
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VOGUE OF DANCING IS ON
INCREASE AT LAKEWOOD

of the music department of Miss Sam
sons school, presented Tuesday after
noon to a local audience Arthur Kline,
Of New York. Although but eighteen
years old, Mr.. Kline has won success in
concert work in New York. His piano
forte recital of compositions from the
master composers greatly delighted the
audience and gave them one of the
best musical treats of the season. Mrs.
Charles Lathrop Pack lent her draw
ing rooms at Lathrop Hall for the per-
Torrance, and after the programme
served tea. Among those present were
Miss Edith Samson and the pupils Of
her school, Mrs. Alexander c. Soper,
jr, Mrs. B. F. Bourne, Mrs. D. l..
Schwartz, Miss Dorothy Tracey, Miss
Hovey Roof, Mrs. Clarence II. Roof,
Mrs. c. n. Lindley, the Misses Horne
and Agnew and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cox, OF New
York, are spending the week end at the
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. W. Walker,
Of Scarborough, England, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. G.. Wylie, of New
York, at the Observation-Disclosures Mrs.
guest of Mrs. Edward w. Sparrow at
the hotel. The Misses Gray, of Pitts
burgh, and A. D. Keller, of Brooklyn,
and Mrs. Guy " Henry, of New York,
arrived Thursday to spend the remain
der of the season at the Laurel-in-the.
Pines. Mrs. F. X. Seggeman, of New
York, Joined this week Mrs. J. Haring-
ton Walker and Miss Walker, of De-
troit, at the Laurel House, where Mrs.
John S. Haddock and Mrs. William
Duffy, of New York, arrived yesterday
to remain the balance of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Sssseen and chill
dren, OF New York, have taken a suite
OF rooms at the Laurel House for o
months stay. Luther b. Mott is visit
ing in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch, OF Lynx
Hall, are entertaining friends over the
week end.
Mrs. Frank B. Hall has been spend
ing the week in Boston. Mrs. Will
lam Anderson and daughter, Miss Jean
nette, are in Atlantic City. Miss Mil
dred Mort, of Providence, is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lathrop Peck.
At the Laurel House are Mrs. Fred
erick Ward, Miss Mary Caldwell and
DR.. and Mrs. A. Fanoni, OF Brooklyn;
Mrs. Thomas Rivette. Mrs. NJ. Flynn,
Miss f. White, Miss C. White, Mrs.
Dana Estes, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hay,
Mrs. G.. G.. Peck and Mrs. G.. Baynard,
Of New York, and Nr. and Mrs. b. +.
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The New York members OF the bridal
party which is TO serve at the wedding
of Miss Susan Brewer Merrick and
jackson Amman Dykman in New Orleans
Wednesday left town yesterday morn
ing. Monday evening Mr.. Dykman will
give a dinner-dance for fifty guests at
Antoine's.
The bride, who is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thomas Merrick,
is 10 have IS her chief attendant her
sister, Mrs Theodore Pratt, OF Brook
Ign. The bridesmaids are to be Miss
Katharine Pratt, Miss Katharine Leeen-
DIRE, Miss Flores Howard Miss Bernice
TAYLOR, Miss Sadie bowman and Miss
Laura Hall. W. Seward Webb, jr., will
serve as best man, and the ushers are
TO be William Howard Taft, I'd, and
Auguste Cordier, Of Manhattan; Theo-
dore Pratt and Randolph Catlin, Of
Brooklyn; Zeb Mayhem, of Great Neck,
Long Island, and c. Seyburn Williams
and Jewels DHote, of New Orleans.
Christ Church Cathedral will be the
scene Of the ceremony, which is to be
performed by Bishop Seasons of Louisi-
anna, Dean Barr, of New Orleans, and
Dean Starr, of Ontario. At 8 o'clock
there will be large reception at the
Merrick home, 6l00 St. Charles sv.
After the rehearsal on Tuesday even
ing, Miss bowman is 70 entertain the
bridal party. Mr. Dykman is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Dykmsn, Of
Washington Park and Glen Cove.
Miss Doris Ward, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Rodney Allan Ward, enter
tanned a small party at dinner before
the Farmers ball Friday evening. Her
guests were Miss Florence Stewart, Of
Manhattan: Miss Harriet Ward, Miss
Anne Ward, Rodney Ward, John Grout,
William Kimbsll, of Manhattan, and
James Thornton.
Miss Alice Blum, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward c. Blum, was also q din
ner hostess Of Friday evening.
Miss Janet May Barber, daughter Of
Or. and Mrs. Calvin Fremyre Barber,
of 81 South Oxford St, was presented
Yesterday at = reception between the
hours Of 4 and 7 o'clock. Mrs. George
Holbrook Barber, who was formerly
Miss Elizabeth Cross, of Lexington,
Va, received with the debutsnte and
her mother. They were assisted by
Arthur S. Hyde, Mrs. Henry c. White,
Mrs. Edward W. WINS, Miss Dorothy
McCurrsch, Miss Dorothy simmons,
Miss Helen Friend, Miss Eleanor Wal
den, Miss Marion Hyde. Miss Helen
Parker and Miss Marjorie Foote.
The reception was followed by .
dinner and dance. The debutsnte IS
senior at Packer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell NJ. Palmer have
8 u out cards for dance Friday even
ing. February ~ II is 10 take place
at their home, 206 Clinton sy, and is
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Lakewood. n. j.. Jan. 30.-Warm but
stormy weather this week again COM
pletely spoiled sojourners' plans Tor
winter sports. Most of the visitors
were forced to content themselves with
indoor activity. although few OF the
more enthusiastic golfers made the
rounds daily at the Lakewood Country
Club. Saddle riding is the vogue again
and the bride paths have been well
filed with mounts.
Dancing, as usual, has filled the larg-
est part on the social calendar and sew
eral new classes have been formed dur
ing the week. The Laurel House classes
under the direction of Miss Wentworth
and Guy 7. Murray, are being held
every Tuesday and Friday evenings
Hotel and winter sojourners meet al
the classes which, in this way, serve "a
bring together socially the new add
tions to the resorts society. Mrs. Ed
ward C. Anderson, Miss Julie Tilford
Mrs Charles Z. Patterson, Mrs. j. Lu
Their Bright and others, of New York
attend the classes. The Lsurel-in-the
Pines class began Thursday evening
The Laurel House Ladies' Card Club
held its second meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon at the Laurel House. There
were sIxty-odd players at the tables
which were set in the palm room. Miss
Agnes Helen Davis, Miss Louise Downel
and Mrs. Charles +. Patterson, OF New
York, won at hearts, while Miss Lillian
Baldwin, Miss Eleanor Ferris and Mrs
r. Manesse took the prizes for auction
After play the participants retired &c
the ballroom, where dancing was en-
joyed and tea served.
There has been an unusual demanc
for private cottages this week. The
Marsh cottage was leased by Thoma:
McKeon, Of Rosemont, Penn, and Ed
ward p. York, OF New York, rented III,
Hance cottage. The houses will b,
occupied sometime next week.
One of the pleasing functions OF th'
week was the surprise birthday party
rendered Mrs. John Franklin Fort a.
the Laurel House Tuesday evening BY
a number Of friends. Guests TO III,
number of twenty-five were seated il
the private dining room. A feature Of
the birthday dinner was the presenta
ton Of big birthday cake to the host
ess. Among the guests were Mr.. anC
Mrs. ". A. Jsmison, of New York; Mis-;
Margaret Fort, former Governor Johr
Franklin Fort, Miss Martha Jamison
Senator and Mrs. John W. Slocum anc
others.
Mss Ethel Colgate, who has charge
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lace 7. Jones Mrs. Hcgeman will re-
ceive again on next Tuesday.
The winters debutantes will sell
programmes and flowers at the "old-
fashion fetc," which will be given for
the benefit of the United NeighboThood
Guild Saturday afternoon and evening
at the Hotel Bossert.
The list includes Miss Edith Shaw,
Miss Mary Sanger, Miss Louise Ruxton,
Miss Helen Human, Miss Elizabeth
Thayer, Miss Gertrude Thorston, Miss
Marguerite Mallett, Miss Polly Dun
nell, Miss Drusilla Cravens, Miss &C.
celia Brewster, Miss Frances Coutts,
Miss Katharine Ketchsm and Miss
Mabel Haynes.
The ushers will he Miss Marjorie
Prentiss, Miss Charlotte Leech, Miss
Rita Belden. Miss Clara Belden, Miss
Dorothy Cockshaw, Miss Grace Merritt
and Miss May Templeton.
Mrs. Franklin Howard Kerfoot, OF 20
Prospect Park West, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Nellie
Wickliffe Kerfoot, to Daniel Vincent
Bennett Allen.
Announcement is made OF the en-
gagement of Miss Jane Elizabeth APP
plegate, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward g. Apologize, of 666 Ocean av.,
10 George Oswald Kuhlke, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Kuhlke, of 3l5 Gin
ton st. Miss Apologize entertained at
bridge on Wednesday. She was a stu
dent at Packer and her fance is a
graduate of Cornell.
Miss Mildred Martha Gay, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elmer Gay,
Of % Gates av., IS TO be married 70
Lester Angel Round, of Washington
Thursday evening, February ls, at the
Hotel Mohawk.
The art alumni association OF Pratt
Institute announces q dance to be given
Saturday evening, February 6, at the
Pouch Mansion. The proceeds will 60
toward increasing the Help the Other
Fellow Fund" Tickets may be Sc
cured from Miss Josephine Littig, 296
Lafayette sv.; Miss Georgia Everest
! Pratt Instituted Miss Cravens, 34s
Carlton sy., and Miss Post, 81 Will
loughby av.
Miss Dorothy Louise Fogsrty. daugh-
ter of Dr.. and Mrs Thomas Louis
Fogarty, will be married to George
| Fowler Dixon, son Of Mr. and Mrs. John
j. Dixon, on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 10, at the home Of her parents,
262 New York sv. The ceremony will
be followed by large reception.
The bride will be attended BY a
maid Of honor, her sister. Miss Made
line Fogarty. and two bridesmaids. Miss
/ Gladys Archibald and Miss Marion
Clarity. Miss Constance Geraldine
I Fogsrty is 20 be flower girl for her Sis
ter. and John Dixon. jr., and Thomas L.
Fogsrty, jr.. will be pages.
Leo Vincent Doherty has been chosen
/ best man, and the ushers will be David
Archibald, Raymond Hotchkiss, George
/ Raymond Richardson. Of East Orange
and Harry A. Rutsn, jr.
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PINEHURST
Annual Midwinter Champion
ship Absorbs Visitors.

Pinehurst. y. G., Jan. s0.-vsrisu
social affairs have contributed 70 .
busy week, with interest In spor'i sss'
tired in the annual midwinter 'sini,
championship. Among several dinners
was one rendered By John Paiip
Sousa TO Mr.. ard Mrs. s. F. Se..sr'
good and Mrs. |. d. II. Ralph, Of PhAs.
9olphia. The birthday anniversary o
q. W. Lembeck, OF New York, vas %
served with a surprise dinner arrang,d
bv Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. SPOTS, and w
and Mrs. Arthur Page, Of Garden Nv
were the guests OF Mr. ana MI
Leonard Tufts. Mr.. and Mrs. hear
s. Houston. of Holyoke, entertslnet
with a delightful housewsrmins q
Fernleigh, the new cottage. -,
George W. Ststzell, Of Aronimin'
Penn, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. John
son. of Cleveland, are the latest "a
ditions to the rapidly increasing US
of cottage owners. They purchase
lots. upon which they are slreae'
planning to build for next season =.
occupancy. Prominent among lse
rivals is John Bassett Moore %
authority on international law, va
returns for q short sojourn.
W. C. Shsckley, John 4. wees, /.
Ledvard Blair, Mr.. and Mrs: A. bIsli
ir. and John B. Dennis, OF New iof'
ere leaving after q short vislt
Former Director Of Public Woi.
u;lI;an, e Haddock of Philadelphia an
Mrs. Haddock spent the Tess mn M
joining Mr. and Mrs. Joseph u WIZ
sap1z
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STATEN ISLAND
SOCIAL NOTES
The Garden Club Holds First
Meeting of Year at the Old
Perine House.

The Staten Island Garden Club held
its first meeting of the New Year Jan
usry 20 at the Old Perine House, Don
gan Hills, which is to be the head
quarters of the club in the future, as
the Old Perine House is owned by the
Staten Island Garden Club and the
Staten Island Antiquarian Society.
This was one of the largest meetings
held in several months, and great
deal OF enthusiasm was shown by the
members at having a clubhouse for
the garden club. The speaker of the
afternoon was Miss Grace Tabor, who
lectured on "Old-Fsshioned Gardens"
This subject was doubly interesting as
there is a great deal of uncultivated
ground surrounding the old Perine
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ST. AUGUSTINE
Winter Colonists Spend Thsa
DAYS in Pleasures Easy Psth

St. Augustine. Fla. Jan. SO;." ,s
the weather bright and clear, ~ ~,
gustine's winter colonists are spe ..,sr
their days on the links or taxing ~ \.
trips, while the evenings are dey9ns
dining and dancing. Every SATURDAY
ternoon, at the Grill, there T" . 81"
Continued on page eight
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FRETWELL IN POLY SHOW
Alumni Secure Music Instruc
tor for THE Blue Butterfly"

The Poly Prep Alumni Association
has secured Ebert kirtley Fretwell to
sing the opening number of The Blue
Butterfly" on February 27. Mr. Fret
well, who is ar instructor in the music
department and has been on the pro-
fessional stage for several years. will
sing the troubadour song. and another
selection in the first act has been al
lotted him.
Two solos will also be given by Paul
Hyde Bonner, who IS TO take the part
Of Francois, the head waiter at the
Blue Butterfly. William Bade, q boy
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FOR
NEWPORT SEASON

Newport. r. l., Jan. 3o.-The an
nouncement made in New York during
the week that Mrs. Reginald c. Van
derbilt was to return TO this city next
summer and that she had again rented
the Gill cottage, on Bellevue sv., was
received with a great deal Of pleasure
here Mrs. Vanderbilt occupied this
cottage last summer for the first time,
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Julia Cullen, Rose Haggerty, Mary
Harden, Geraldine Mclaughlin, Mary
Joyce and Anna Byrne.
Among those who have taken boxes
are the RI. Rev Charles Mcdonnell,
Mrs Julia NJ. Cullen, Mrs. George F.
Roesch, Mrs. William c. Courtney, Mrs.
Denis OIeary, George Metzner and
William Hsnnigsn.
The Fordham Prom, for which ar
engagements are practically completed,
will take place in the Grand Ballroom
OF the Hotel Aston on Monday even
ing. February s.
Cornelius F. Orben, president Of the
alumni, and James w. Kearns, presi-
dent of the class OF 1916, are striving
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MISS NARX EiTZ--GiBBON

. still in the school, will be Mimi, and is
expected to make a fascinating little
waitress.
The quality Of the terpsichorean tai,
ent offered by the alumni will equal
that of the vocal, for Harold Coyken-
dali is to appear twice in original
dances, and Harry Messenger will also
be seen twice, first in an individual
tango and later in triple tango with
Edwin Bigelow and Tremper Longman.
Mr. Longmsn still holds the role Of
the Count dc Brizac, which he won last
week from a place in the chorus. The
cast of "The Blue Butterfly is now
practically complete.
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flower vendors, who are recent gradu-
stes, and regard this as their debut
into the activities Of the slumns'
The Misses Ada OHsra, Helen Moran
Helen Carey, Mollie Seaman, Grace
Butler, Annette Sweeney, Sadie OMars'
Grace Riley, Marion Early and Cath
crime Plunkett will sell the souvenir
programmes. ,,,
The flower vendors will be the Misses
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House, of which it is proposed to make
an old-fashioned garden.

House. of which ii is proposed TO MAKE
an old-fashioned garden.
Afternoon teas will he held here,
on Wednesday and Sunday afternoons,
on which DAYS the house will be thrown
omen TO the public for the benefit OF
the purchase and maintenance fund OF
the Old Perine House. These teas
will be under the direction of the mem
beers of the Staten Island Garden Club,
the Staten Island Antiquarian Society
and the Daughters of the American
Revolution.
The third and last dance Of the Sc
RIGS of Staten Island Assembly Dances
was held last Friday evening IN the
Curtis Lyceum, ST. George. The mu-
sic, which was exceptionally good, was
furnished by Van Baar, and Otto OF
Staten Island served a buffet supper
at midnight. The members OF the
committee in charge Of these dances
are: Mrs. Henry T. Body, chairman;
Mrs. William Bryan, Mrs. William De
Bost. Mrs. Arthur KsvaneuGh, Mrs.
Edward W. Gould, Mrs. Arthur B.
Gilman, Mrs. Alfred F. King, Mrs.
Eugene T. Richards. Mrs. Meade E.
stone, Mrs. Edwin S. O'Bryan, Mrs.
Hsvelock Wslser, Mrs. William Il.
Wilcox.
Mrs. Thomas Patterson, Of Stuyvesant
Place. New Brighton, entertained the
Monday Bridge Club at her home last
Monday afternoon. Some of those
present were: Mrs. William Y. Wem-
Dle, Mrs. Henry Wallace, Mrs. F. Bey-
erley Eyre. Mrs. Henry T. Body, Mrs.
Edwin s. O'Brvan, Mrs. William Bryan,
Mrs. Jerome A. King, Miss Gladys
King, Mrs. Henry I. Dumbell, Mrs.
Prescott Wells, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs.
North Mclean, Miss Laura Johnson,
Mrs. william De Bost, Mrs. Arthur
Sherwood and Mrs. William Pouch.
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THEATRE PARTIES GALORE

sand she entertained omit. .,.
during the summer and vas 0vt,
at many OF the social affairs r;,.x
ing the season. ~
Another report that was r.,.;,.,
a great deal OF interest dn,;ssf'
week was TO The effect that W. .,
Mrs. Henry Symes Lehr vs,. u.
turn 20 this city next summer
70 take a house for the season ~
Lehr vas about the most popaI., ~
OF the summer colony prior 10 M, "a
rage to Mrs. Dshlgren. br, "
their marriage they have 70, mss. .,ea
city their regular sumner homs ~ a'
ing been absent now for ssv.r,i
sons. II is sincerely hoped bv All -
the report OF their proposed r.,g,
next season will come true.
Word has reached her. duri,, a..
week also that Mr.. and Mrs P.nis
tosdick, Who are At present AZ p,lss
| Reach, arc planning 70 return .,S.
next GUNNER, and, in fact, the ir,,,..
sion seems 20 be growing that the a.
eral summer season here will a..
much earlier than usual this ys,r !.
account Of the conditions abroad. Pr.;
erick a. Baldwin and Charles " p
inson are 20 pass the summer her. A.,
Mrs. John Alison King, Of N.v Va,
and Philadelphia. Is expected "a 4,
among the newcomers next season.
Mr.. and Mr.. Harold Binrs, !.
/ Providence, have arrived and ul,.
apsrtments at the La Forge for An !.
definite period, and Mrs. 3. c. Lar.
who is stopping At the same place, Ia,
been one OF the prominent ent.rtslr.r
this week.
Arnold Hague came from wsshnrs.
] earlv this week 10 make an irsps,.;,-
of his summer estate, stopping a, y.
Muenchinger King for couple u d,,,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos TGek lr.,,s
have been here as the guests Of N.
! French Vanderbilt a. HsrbourTisx
Mrs. William Harper. Of Nu Ion
ia here as the guest OF her ssat yr
James J. Brown. and her sister, Ms
Helen Tobin, and Mrs. Lorillard s,w
Ger has gone to New fort to Wait tc
son and dsughter-in-lav, Mr.. and yn
Lorillsrd Spencer, Jr
Among the more extensive 'nprw.
ments 70 be made to the sumner villa,
here This spring will be those L.ads q
The Cloisters, the summer home ofxr
and Mrs.. William Woodward, on 0tkr'
Point While it is not known definite
iy. it is reported here that Mr.. woo.
ward intends 10 spend something ht,
500. 900 in additions and general ia
provements 10 the villa. II Is as
understood that the contract for IL
work has already been let to IL
same firm that built during the Ia,
wear the new summer home Of NJ. o.
Mrs. Huntington Wilson, which the
/ will occupy for the first time next eur
mer.
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cz72b6s9t4 4>s MISS NARY RICHf1ONO SEABURT

letic committee; Charles McCaferty
and Charles A. S. Hatfield, of the alum
nj, and the following officers of the
class of 1916: Francis Y. Mescall, vice
president: James W. Butler, secretary,
and Harry A Fallon, treasurer.
During the evening q supper will be
served. Tickets are SIS, and may be
procured from Charles A. S. Hatfield,
$50 Broadway, and Harry A. Fallon,
Fordham University, Fordham, n. y.
A concert, euchre, bridge and dance
will be held at the Waldorf-Astoria on
the evening of February II for the
benefit of ST. Johns Long Island City
Hospital.
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tsgue Terrace, is TO be at home Thurs
day and Friday afternoons.
The Brooklyn Armstrong Association
will hold its reunion this year at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Glenworth Reeve
Butler, 226 Gates av., next Saturday
evening. Jerome F. Kidder will give
an illustrated talk on Tidewater. Va,
and j. Edward Blsnton, wh0 is half
brother of Major Motion, of Hampton,
will tell of his experiences at Penn
School, on St. Helena Island There
will be the usual music by students
from the institute.
Mrs. Edwin G. Bsbcock and her sister,
Miss Laura Hulst MUIR, of 935 Bed
ford sv., will be at home on Thurs
day from 4 until 7 o'clock and from s
until 10 o'clock. They will be assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. Lyman D.
Smith, Mrs. Melvin Earle Graham, Mrs.
William Alvan Cape, Miss Helen Trus-
low, Mrs. Theodore II. Fraricke, Mrs.
Stewart ANYWAY, Miss Vera Ksrsch,
Mrs. Z. NJ. SGndberg, Miss Marie Sund-
berg and Miss Ethel Hebbard.
Mrs. Irving Thomas Smith, Of $50
ST. Marks sv., is to give 3 dance for
her daughter, Miss Lois Grace Smith,
on Monday evening, April 4, at her
home, $50 St Marks sv.
Miss Marion Litchfeld entertained
at bridge on Wednesday. Among her
guests were Mrs. Walter ST. John Bene-
dict, Mira. Frank c. Munson, Mrs.
Thomas II. Besrdsley, Mrs. Ernst c
Brewer, Mrs. Samuel r. 0uterbridge
Mrs. Adam W. c. Cochrsne, Mrs. +
Carlton Granbery, Miss Bertha Stock
well, Miss Rita Metcalf. Mrs. John Hill
Morgan, Miss Grace Merritt, Miss Bes-
sic Tousey, Mrs. William II. Cary, Miss
Alice Brinsmade, Miss Cornelis Hen
shaw, Miss Seaman, Miss Slack, Mrs
Harold ]. Pratt, Mrs. Donald G. Ged-
des, Mrs. George L. Hite, jr., Mrs. Cal
win Truesdsle and Mrs. Theodore
Humphrey.
Mrs. Daniel Van Brunt Hegeman
gave 3 reception on Tuesday afternoon
al her home, 246 Henry St, which was
decorated with roses and daffodils. In
the receiving party were Mrs. Frank
Melville, jr, Mrs. Charles A. Brody
Mrs. Edwin W. Belcher. Mrs. J. Mer.
vim Wilson, Mrs. James c. Cropsey
Miss Blanche Barclay, Mrs. William
K. Wsrdner, Mrs. Frederic Shannon
Mrs. Frederic c. Holden and Mrs. Wal
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Social Life on This Island and
in Brooklyn Is at the height
Of Effervescence Just Now.

hard 70 make this affair more
brilliant and attractive than ever be
fore, and are ably assisted BY Edward
Brogan. corresponding secretary; Ar
thur McAleensn, chairman Of the sth-
MISS DOROTHY
LOUISE FOGhRN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31

Mrs. John Van Nostrsnd will receive
on Tuesday, February 8, from until
7 o'clock, at her home, 1872 Columbia
Heights.