New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
THOUGH another ten days remain

dinners and theatre parties The season has
been long and brilliant one, and the strain
began to tell on the younger members OF so
oiety some time ago and decided let-up has
been noticed in the gayetes in the last tort
night Many have gone away for much
needed rest 10 Aiken, Jekyl Island, Palm
Beach. ST. Augustine, Hot Springs, White Sui
phur Springs. Bermuda. etc. to remain until
the end OF March and in some until
Easter, which does not come until almost the
end of April.
AS the season is drawing TO a close in
terestng engagements are being announced
almost daily That of Miss Irene Langhornc
, Gibson daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Dana Gibson made known ten days ago. was
followed on Sunday by the announcement
of the engagement of Miss Grace Temple
Olmstead daughter OF Mrs. Chaunoey Ohm
stead OF West Brool1field, Mass. to Oliver
Wolcott Roosevelt eldest son of Mrs. J. West
Roosevelt, of this city, and the late DR.. Roose-
Welt The wedding will take place early in
March and will be small and quiet owing to
the recent death of Miss Olmstead's father.
Mr. Roosevelt is a representative OF the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company in Paris,
and is now in this country business Miss
Olmstead recently returned from France,
where she was connected with the American
Ambulance at Ncuilly. MIR. Roosevelt and
his bride viii make their home in Paris.
On Monday the engagement was announced
Of Miss Mary Hartman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Low Hartman. OF 10 East Fifty
eighth Street 70 Felix T. Rosen of 80 West
Fifty-ninth Street, son OF Mrs. N. K Rosen.
of New York and Paris. Miss Hartman is
sister on her fathers side OF Oliver Bishop
Hartman. OF Washington. and a niece of
Oliver Hartman, Joseph Hartman, Herbert
NJ Hartman. Mrs William K. Vanderbilt.
Mrs Stephen II. Oln, Mrs. Frederick n. har-
riman and the late J. Borden Hartman. On
her mothers side she is d granddaughter OF
the late Heber r. Bishop and niece OF Mrs.
James z. d. Lanier, Francis Cunningham
Bishop. James Bishop. Ogden Mills Bishop
and Miss Mary Cunningham Bishop, who now
lives in Paris
Mr. Rosen is brother of Walter T. Rosen,
who married in 1914 Miss Lucy Bigelow
Dodge, daughter Of the Hon. Mrs. Lionel
Guest No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The first Of the entertainments for charity
scheduled for this week will take place this
evening at the Hotel Biltruore for the benefit
OF the Italian war sufferers. The affair is
under the patronage of the Queen of Italy,
the italian Ambassador and the Countess Do
lores Mscchi di Cellere, Mrs. Charles B. Alex
snder. Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed, Mrs w.
Bourke Cochran, Mrs. Edwin Gould, Mrs.
Newbold lie Roy Edgar, Mrs. Benjamin S.
Guinness, Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs
Archer NJ. Huntington, Mrs Theodore Roose
welt. Mrs ]. Allen Townsend Mrs. William
Hazard Field, Mrs. Reeve Merritt, Mrs. Pier
pont Morgan, Mrs. A. Duer Irving, Mrs. Bel
mont Tiffany. Mrs Frederick w. Vanderbilt.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, jr, and Miss AMMO
Leary.
The artists will be Enrico Caruso, Luisa VII
lani, Victor Maurel Paolo Martucci, Valen-
tine Crespi, Pasquale Anato and Enrico SEQ
gnamillo.
The arrangements for the Anti-Suffrage Ju-
nior League dance at the Plaza Hotel We'd
nesday evening, March l. arc completed
The juniors who will appear In the fashion
parade wearing costumes from we'll known
houses the Misses Carolyn B. Van Cort-
landt Lily Robertson, Katerine Hail, Kath-
\ erin Satterlee, ca-reta Reboul, Geraldine
\ Adee Ruth H' ydsr Faith Hayden, Margaret
Warren Susanr- Warren, Dorothea Camp,
Elizabeth Riker, Jean Eastman, Elinor Ken
dali. Ethel Simmons, Isabelle Yeomans and
Mrs. Alfred Macy.
During nterlude in the fashion parade
Pavlowa gsvotte viii be danced by Miss
Faith Hayden and Clay Bassett
The flower girls are the Misses Julia Pot
ter, Corneha Woolley, Katherine Hopper
Anna Sherman Frances Judson, Vera de Rott
Margaret Minott Constance Wickersham
Sally Parker Dorothy Haight. Gladys Mac
Dougall, Katherine Lamb Esther Denny and
Helen Griffin.
On the programme committee are the
Misses Mary Francke, Marion Terry, Marion
Townsend. Sarah Williams, Kate Griffin, Char
lotte Riker and Mrs. Schuyler Cammann.
So many demands were made for boxes at
$50 each that it was necessary 10 build eight
additional ones on the dancing floor. Among
the box holders Mrs. Hugh d. Auchin-
Gloss Miss A. b. Jennings. Mrs. ]. Morgan
Wing Mrs. Gustav Stromberg. Mrs. H. c.
Backus. Mrs. Augustus Van Cortlandt. Miss
Mary Lena Hayden, Mrs. Homer Reboul,
Mrs. John T. Terry, jr., Mrs. Henry Selig-
man, Mrs George w. Wckersham Mrs.
Francis M. Whtehouse, Mrs Herbert L. Sat
l.