New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
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School on Friday evening, April T. at the
Plaza Hotel The play is a musical review
entitled Step Lively, Please" There will be
general dancing after the entertainment. The
proceeds will be given to the Free Bed Fund
of the New York Polytechnic Hospital.
Among those who will take part are Misses
Wallace Henry, Ruth Rackliffe, Myra Sal
yards, Janet Finday. Jennie May Hardwick,
Frances Ridley. Rosemary Rollins, Agnes
Alexander. Judith Pole, Florence Cornell,
Carolyn Simon, Dorothy Shurtlef, Helen
Weinz, Laura Graves, Marion Barley, Mary
Street, Florence barrow, Edith Leyser,
Elizabeth Broughton, Gertrude Mor,and.
Anne Hicks, Madeline Cozzens, Gertrude
Warner and Lydia MacNamee Wilson.
Miss Ruth Douglas, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Harris Douglas, OF 81 West
Seventy-sixth Street will be married to Haw
ard A. Plummer son of Mrs. John F. Plum
mer and the late John F. Plummer, on Thurs
day, April 27, in St. Thomass Church. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev. DR..
Ernest NJ. Stires and a reception will follow
at the Hotel St. Regis. Miss Douglas will
have Miss Jean B. Douglas tor her maid of
honor and Miss Gladys Poillon, Miss Edythe
E. Milliken, Miss Grace De Winnie and Miss
Edna Moberley for her bridesmaids.
Franklin A. Plummer will serve as Mr..
Plummer's best man and the ushers will be
Josiah o. Low, Theodore P. Dixon, Give L.
Du Val, Reeve Schey, George w. Carpenter,
Frederick c. Inman, Thomas B. Clarke, Jr.,
Z. Erskine Douglas, Seney Plummer and John
f. Plummer.
Miss Eleanor A. Nash, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Edmund S. Nash, who is to be married
to Culver McWilliam on Tuesday afternoon.
will have for her matron OF honor and only
attendant her sister, Mrs. Douglas German.
Edmund w. Nash will serve as Mr.. McWill-
Jams best man. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Francis Allen Brown,
of Savannah, Ga. assisted by the Rev Town
send Henshaw, at Ramaqua, the Nash coun-
try place at Rye
Miss Orville Wooster, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Wooster of California, and
niece Of Mrs e. A. Spreckels, of this city.
will be married to Walter L. Richard, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar l.. Richard, of 40 East
Seveny-second Street, on Monday, April "a.
in St Thorass Church The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev DR.. Ernest M.
Stres and reception will follow at the home
of Mrs. Spreckels, $40 Park Avenue Miss
Edith Wooster sister of the bride and Miss
Ruby Bond, of California will be the bridal
attendants. Richard P. Lounsbery will be
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be Harold c. Richard and George N. Rich
ard, brothers OF the bridegroom; Daniel Z.
Lawton and John Eglington, jr., OF New
York. and Brice S. Evans and Robert L.
Hamilton, of Boston.
MIR. Richard will give his farewell bachelor
dinner on Friday. April q. at the Calumet
Club
Mrs. ]. B. Duval OF Allentown. N. T.. has
arrived in the city and is at the Hotel Belle
claire
Mrs. Henry T. Fleck, wife of Professor
FLICK, has returned to town after having
spent month at the Hamilton Hotel. Hamil-
ton. Bermuda
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton +. Plant returned TO
the city yesterday from Palm Beach
The New York Mozart Society, Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell. president. gave a performance
yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Astor of
Madame Butterfly" by chosen cast from
the Aborn Opera Company 1t was sung in
Italian and an orchestra of thirty-hve pieces
with Josef Pastcrnack as conductor. played
II was ono of tho most interesting club affairs