New-York tribune., 1916-02-06

Archibald s. Alexander Miss Irene Gibson
Mrs. Nancy Perkins. Mrs. Rogers winthrop
Miss Maud Kahn Miss Louise lselin, MISS
Helen Rives. Mrs. Newbold Leroy Edgar Mrs.
Palph Sanger. Mrs. Charles Grecnough, MISS
GLADYS Waterbury and Miss Dorothy King will
cell nrogramrnes at the last Britsh-Amercan
War Relief Fund matinee, at the Century Inca
ire on Tuesday next. 4 programme OF eXcep-
tonal interest is being arranged by the COM
rnittee OF which Lady Herbert IS the head.
Ernest Thompson Seton will speak on Chill
dren and the Woods at the Plaza Hotel, on
Tuesday. at o'clock, under the auspices OF the
Vivisection Investigation League and under the
pa,ronaqe Of Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson, Mrs. w.
pourke Cochran Mrs David Lydig, Charles +.
Hoffman Mrs. Herbert NJ. Hartman and Gen
cral Nelson A. Miles.
The annual ST. Valentines Kettledrurn for
the benefit Of the Samaritan Home tor the
Aged. 4l4 West Twenty Street will be
held at Sherry's, on Monday, February "a.
There will be dancing BY Miss Joan Sawyer
children's amuseneuts, motion pictures, gran
haas. dancing. etc. The officers are Mrs. Rich
ard Irwin. president Mrs Gustav Kissel. vice
president: Mrs r. H. Kissel, secretary; Mrs.
|. F. Fallon, treasurer; Mrs Efingham Law
renee. assistant treasurer, and Mrs. q. Her-
mann Kinncutt, financial secretary
Auxiliary No 70, Stony Void Sanatorium,
will give its annual entertainment at the Ritz-
Carlton. on February %. short farce en-
titled The Ballet Charlotte Russo will be
produced BY members OF the auxiliary, and
afterward there viii be general dancing. On
the executive committee are Mrs. Harold Otis,
Mrs George Small Franklin, Miss Christine
Fisher. Miss Alice Fox. Miss Kathryn Bayard
Montgomery, Miss Helen Sloan, Miss Caroline
Alden Weir and Miss Mary Sturgis.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. j. Pierpont
Morgan. Mrs. Junius S. Morgan, Mrs Childe
Hassam, Miss Helen Hartley jenkins, Mrs.
Horace Havemeyer, Mrs Ernest Flagg Mrs.
I. Alden Weir, Mrs. Waldron Williams, Ms.
Cleveland H. Dodge. Mrs. Lewis L. Delafeld
and Miss Frances F. HOppin.
Tickets. at So each, may be obtained from
Miss Kathryn Bayard Montgomery, l42 East
Eighteenth Street.
Announcement was made last week of the
engagement Of Miss Oroville Wooster, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wooster, to Wal
ter L. Richard, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar l.
Richard. Of this city Miss Wooster is niece
Of Mrs. C. August Spreckels and a cousin OF
Mrs. Spencer Eddy. Mr.. Richard is a gradu-
ate Of Princeton, class 'O6, and is a member OF
the Calumet, Princeton and other clubs
Another engagement recently announced is
that of Miss Priscilla Alden Griffin, daughter
Of Mrs Eugene Griffin, OF 500 Madison Avenue,
10 Vicomte Georges de Mauduit de Kervern, Of
the Aviation Corps OF the French army
Mr. and Mrs August J. Grenet, OF 2l4 West
Ninety second Street. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Adele Grenet to
William Mills Stevenson Miss Grenet is a
granddaughter Of the late Honore Grenet, Of
San Antonio, Tex. Mr.. Stevenson is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs William W. Stevenson. of II
Fifth Avenue. The wedding will take place
at the St. Regis in the early spring.
Atlantic City, Feb. s.-Secretary of War
Garrison and Mrs. Garrison returned to the
Marlborough Benheim this week and were
among the Boardwalk patrons of rolling
chairs. Charles M. Schwab and Mrs Schwab
came to the Traymore by automobile for a
few days of golfng. Charles F. Murphy and
Mrs. Murphy made their first visit of the year
and arc at the Marlborough Blenheim. Wal
ter Camp, accompanied by Mrs. Camp and
Miss Camp, spent the week end at the Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Harding, of New York,
entertained L. L. Alexander, of Berlin.
Dancing may wane in popularity elsewhere.
but it continues 10 hold its place in the van
guard OF Atlantic Citys pleasures. Rather
than being on the decrease, it is so popular
as to overtax present facilities. The Tray
more, which reopened its enlarged Submarine
Grill only short while ago, is feeling the
rush TO extent that has made necessary
alterations to the Peacock Room, adjoining
the Submarine which, when completed, will
offer large additional dancing space
Prominent among the guests at the Tray
more are Nine. Gadsk and her daughter and
DR.. Dorothy Smyey, of London, who has re-
Gently been doing nursing work along the
Western battle front and who expects soon
to return to that work
Quebec, Canada, Feb. 5-Quebec's best win
ter sport month, February came in glorious
ly with soft, iaky snowstorm, which gave
way to clear. warm sunshine and lett the air