New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

de, Mrs J. B. Cameron, Mrs l. J.
Berwin, Mrs. Henry Bruins, Mrs. Emile
Van Bell, Mrs. ". II. Wilkinson, Mrs.
Clarence Burns, Mrs. Albert G. Weed,
Mrs. Benjamin Lillard and the Misses
Remington, Reese and Birmingham.
Under the auspices Of tho william q.
Davis Memorial Free Industrial School
for Crippled Children, the Lulu Thor
ley Lyons Home for Crippled and Deli
cato Children, the Junior League,
Athene, Beethoven, Eclectic, Rainy Day
and Rubinstein clubs, tribute Of ap-
probation for Mrs. Arthur Elliot Fish,
who died July 6, at Claverack, n. T.,
will be held in the Aston Gallery Of
the Waldorf-Astoria, on Sunday after
noon, October 20, at o'clock.
Miss Florence Guernsey is chairman
There will be short addresses by Wal
ter Scott, Free School for Crippled
Children; Mrs. Frank N. Lewis. presi-
dent Junior League; Mrs. Katherine A
Martin, president Of Athene; Mrs. Will
lam Grant Brown, first vice-president
of Eclectic; Mrs. A. N. Palmer, presi-
dent Of Rainy Day, and Mrs William
Rogers Chapman, president Of Rubin
stein. Veron DAnralls and Walter
McIlroy will sing.
Miss Jessica Lozier Payne Is TO give
a serie, OF lectures on current events
under the auspices Of the New YORK
Diet Kitchen Association on alternate
Wednesdays, a. Aeolian Hall.
The members of the board Of man
ayers interested in carrying on the
work Of the association are Mrs. Henry
Willard, president, Mines. August
Lewis. Myrick Plummer, Edward Tuck,
James n. Wells, Joseph ". Tilton, Ed
ward NJ. Cook, William Reynolds
Brown. John Degener, Frank Badgley,
William Curtis Demorest, Charles En-
gelhard, Edward Ingraham, Rowland u
Freeman, Frank L. Montague, Charles
T. Wilmot, Henry P. Dawson, Arthur
s. Dwight, Richard VI. Hodge, George
Orvis. Edwin H. MARS, David Ives
Nackie. William D. Gaillard, Dudley
Tenney. James Ditmars voorhees,, Ellas
NJ Johnson. William F. Timlow and
N. Misses Helen VI. Wade, Friede
Paeenstecher, Louise Barrows, Doro-
thea E. Schmitz, Mary L. Pruyn, Julia
f. Smith and Alice Taggert-
Course tickets may be obtained at
A.olian Hall box office or at the central
osics Of the association, West Thir-
ty-fourth Strese
Under the auspices Of Auxiliary No.
"A. Stony Void Sanatoriuin, Mrs. John
Douglas Walton, chairman, series Oh
ten "Talks on Current Events" will be
given By Marion Gaylord Atwell, IN the
I.cturs room OF the Manhattan Con-
greeational Church, Broadway and
Seventy-sixth Street, on alternate
Wednesday mornings, beginning on oc-
tober rs. Subscription tickets are 80
for the course, and single admissions
- cents. Mrs. Arthur Fl. Bridge, OF
1905 Broadway, Is treasurer.
The series OF midwinter dances gwen
FOR seve.sl years By Mrs. Austin f.
Hancock. will be held as usual at the
uoteI Ansonia. The dates are Decem-
her I. January IL, February and
March 2.
The patronesses include Mrs. D. H.
CIover. Mrs. Walter L. NcCorkle, MIS-
g William Long, Mrs. Henry II. sewer
Mrs. Howard Mean, Mrs. Albert r.
Massey. Mrs. H. n. Hampstead, MIS-
Chester Alexander, Mrs. Adra'
briggs. Mrs. Wendell Barrier, MI
William Conley, Mrs. William e. BAILEY
Mrs. Hunter L. Wilson. Mrs. duncan
NcMar.in. Mrs. o. R. Won Bonnewitz'
Mrs. William N. Compton, Mrs. rrancis
A Murdoch, Mrs. John 7. Williams
NrxTP. Flaherty, Mrs. John z. Lowe
- Mrs. D. S. Twombly. Mrs. J. K.
Aldrich, Mrs. Carlin Philips Mrs
lanes Ri.chey, Mrs. Minthorne Wool
sew. Mrs. Horace NJ. Hovey and Mrs.
Villars Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Philip, Of West
sold n J.. have announced the engage
m.nt Of their daughter, Marjorie, to
7 Herbert A. Williams. Mr.. Williams