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Tbeo. Roosevelt made an address here Thursday
Miss ANY Adams OF Chicago is visiting in town
&C j. Hughes the w k Brown alunnus took in a few
shows last week
Chester O. Swain the k atty-atlaw was TO the
football game yesterday.
A small mantle OF "thc beautiful (snow) covered
Mother Earth" Wednesday
Fred WcncB and Hank Clark were among those VINO
enioved old Lady 81" Tuesday evening.
Old Bob Rohde had dandy piece in Fridays lrioune
about the little girl who smoked cigarettes
-Yc scribe's luck continues the same We bet on
Princeton Michigan and Harvard yesterday.
old Wilbur D. Nesbit OF Evanston, ILL.,, was pleas
ant caller Friday Bill is looking finely ever.
Somebody walked off with We scribes hat Wedncs-
dav ere leaving slightly newer one in place OF it.
Mrs VIII Irwin nee Haynes, has arrived in town
from Europe and France where she has been Bill is there
yet
Bill Edwards has sent Gotham Glcanings' copy OF
his new book Football DAYS 1t dandy, and the best
football bool; we ever read
Bruce Reed Aliens mother, Mrs. Edward Frank Al
en doing well could be expected Bruce having al
rived only last Sunday a
-Chet Depew Of here and Peekski made speech
THURSDAY eve it being his S2nd birthday Chef said lot
Of true things about old age
Well Thanksgiving Day will be here pretty soon next
THURSDAY week to be Pres. Wilson has announced
that in mo- uncertain terms whatever YOU think about his
vacilatory policy
"T od him that did know general information, nor
any officers in the srny"-Kingseys "The Water Babies
Shouldn't it have read "any other officers?
Silver lining, 70 automobile wheebases the
advertisements make them look the traffic Fifth Ave
would Ne
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tainment will be provided for children
in the afternoon.
Mrs. William Hendy Wallace is the
chairman of the bazaar, and the mem
bers Of the committee assisting are
Mines. Cove S. Harrington, Edward NJ.
c. Tower, Francis NJ. Unwin, Thomas
n. Hill, Frederick NJ. Weld, William
Culman, William C. Lester, William NJ.
Simpson, H. Croswell futile, Jacob
Hoehn, Edward C. Sperry, William l..
Jones, Henry p. Mott, Robert f.
Mertens, Frederick |. Simpson, William
II. Kirby, Stephen G. Carpenter, Fred
erick N. Petersen, Charles Pearson,
Walter Stahler, J. Hamilton Morrison
and A. Weymer Cassidy and the Misses
Constance Wallace, Isabel Hoehn,
Edna Telson, Elizabeth Clark, Amy
Schaefer, Violet Hughes, Ellen W..
Nazro, N. NJ. Tracy and Anna and
Ruth Gayer.
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The Origin OF Species.

Sir Who saws that knowledge began with the Wilson, so
Administration, Why Egypt the most ancient deiue
bv Company of which we have any
Nut Is the female OF the PAIR
Speaking Poyannss whence the peer OF Mary Pckiotd
that respect according to following with her in old
college psper-he Harvard Illustrated;
How long have been working for yourself
] Vice President OF the Company
nae only nothing TO do with the business end
them spend all they TO wouldn't get wrinkle
for thousands.
Thres rainy days week have cost lot Of money but
the use Of woryng wake in the morning and say on
thank heaven SIS a rainy day; III have some rest"
"nes for the coming season. Mr. D. p Hovahd told the Ma
tona Cloak Suit and Manufacturers yesterday, will be
long and straight" revolt obviously against the hbre
styles Of this season. styles in which
The lines
Short
And broken.
Bandits Hold Up Gasoline Staton-Detrot News
Satan reproying sin!
When YOU'RE five paragraphs from the end Of the column
And Won can't possibly think Of anything that bring you any
closer 10 it.
And vre desperate you in the -four and feed
business
Ann III % sudden Won see Clare Briggs walking past the
Office door and the sight Of him gives an IDEA lot last
line.
oh-h.h-h Amt it grand and glorious feeling i.a"
fatal F'f A.
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The List Includes Miss Elizabeth Wyeth,
Miss Katharine HOLSTER and Miss
Mary Bond, for Whom Enter
tainmentS Are To Be
Gipen This Week

seasons debutantes, at the Ritz Carlton
on December %, followed by a dinner
and dance.
Mrs. Robert William Cumming will
give a dance for her daughters, Miss
Mary Cartwright Ballsntine Cumming
and Miss Elizabeth Aiken Miller Cum
ming, at the Washington, Newark, on
December %.
On Friday Mrs. A Graves Ely enter
tanned at auction bridge in honor OF
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The chaperons are Mrs. Benjamin
Adriance, Mrs. Patrick Broderick, Mrs.
Frank G.. Cochran. Mrs. N. +. David.
Mrs. c. F. Goepel. Mrs. James J. CORN
ley. Mrs. Carrie Hession. Mrs. George
J. Hoffman. Mrs. William T. Holt. Mrs.
Clara VI. James, Mrs. II. G. Julian. Mrs.
George Kupfrian, Mrs. Frieda ii. hroll-
pfeiffer. Mrs. Bernet s. Kennedy, Miss
Marie l.. Understood. Mrs. Matthew J.
O'Neill. Mrs. Mary Orselli, Mrs. Frank
A. Peteler, Mrs. J. Park Pray, Mrs.
Thomas p. Ryan. Mrs. William Red
grave. Mrs. George X. Rose, Mrs. 10
seph A. Sellers, Mrs. Herbert +.
Stevens, Mrs. John A. Story. Mrs. John
T. Taylor, Mrs. Everitt De W. Trumbull
and Mrs. Forest NJ. Titus.
The Cercle dAmis, under the direc-
ton OF the Misses Ellen and Emily
Sempl,, gave the first OF the series OF
supper dances on Friday evening in the
empire room Of the Waldorf-Astoria.
Miss Emily Semple and Allan c.
Eldredge gave an exhibition OF the lat
est steps in the tango.
The second dance will take place on
Thursday evening. November 80.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell gave
Luncheon on Wednesday at the Hotel
Astor for Mrs. Frank G. Cochran, and
afterward took her guests 10 the Globe
Theatre.
Society will be well represented in
the audience at the Metropolitan Opera
House on Tuesday, when Miss lsSdora
Duncan gives an invitation matinee
previous to beginning her tour OF tho
West.
The Preparedness Bazaar. for the
benefit OF American patriotic and re-
lief organizations, will be held on De-
cember "a at the Grand Central Palace.
Among those on the advisory commit
tee are Washington Irving Lincoln
Adams. Brigadier General Eli d. Hoy
L. S. A., retired; Major General Fred
erick Funston. J. B. Lewis, Hudson
Maxim, Rear Admiral Adolph Mark, l.
6. ~. retired; Henry A. Wise Wood.
Major General Hugh L. Scott and many
others.
On the executive committee are Ster-
ling P. Story Major William II. Elliott,
Richard Haden Gordon, Mrs. William
Cumming Story, Mrs. Ida Powell Priest.
Mrs. Elphinstone Maitland, Mrs. Lee {.
Boardman. Michael Gold, George II.
Masten and Arthur de V. Storey.
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Waldorf-Astoria. The programme will
include piano numbers by Mrs. Will
lam Cowen, and violin selections by
Miss Angela Norma. The president,
Nine. Goldie, will give short talk on
"Thc Singer of To-day and Yester-
day." Helen F. Stafford will be at the
piano for Miss Norma At the last
business meeting the following were
elected TO membership: Mrs. Elinor
Hegone,. Nine. Mari Beauvair Sergere,
Mrs. Ellen Kirk Downs, Baroness Won
Groyss and Ralph f. Corbett.
There will be members meeting Of
the National Opera Club of America,
Mrs. Katharine Won Klenner, founder
and president, at the Waldorf-Astoris,
Thursday, November %, at . p. m.
Signor Romualdo Sapio will act as
chairman Of the occasion. taking. as
his subject "Puccini and His Operas"
After the presentation of the theme a
discussion of debatable points will fol-
low, with vocal and instrumental H.
lustrations.
Athene. Mrs. Katherine A. Martin,
president, opened its season Saturday,
October 10, in the grand ballroom Of
the Waldorf, with n reception and
dance The opening business meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. Frank
Chapman, the Lexington, on November
l6. The years programme was mapped
out, and meetings were arranged for
three Thursdays in each month. The
first Thursday will be the literary
meeting and luncheon, the third a card
party, under the ways and means
committee, and the fourth Thursday,
the directors meeting The third an
nual banquet and ball has been ar
ranged for January II in the grand
ballroom Of the Waldorf. All meet
ings will be held in the Astor Gallery
at the Waldorf.
The State Democratic Forum, Inc,
Mrs. Robins A. Lau. president. will
have a regular meeting at the Hotel
Aston, on Thursday. November 90. A
board meeting will be held at 2 p. M.
members meeting at $3.50 and guests
admitted at $3.50. Reports will be
given by the standing committees and
current events in politics will be dis
cussed.
The Stonewall Jackson Chapter, Chill
dren of the Confederacy, will give the
first OF series Of dances in the grand
ballroom Of the Hotel Majestic on
Wednesday evening, November 20.
These dances are given for the scholar
ship fund of the chapter, by means OF
which several children OF the noun
tains of Kentucky and Virginia are be-
ing educated. Tickets may be secured in
advance from Mrs. Robins A. Lau. 3l5
West Ninety -fourth Street; Miss Ruth
s. Hall, 800 st. Nicholas Avenue, and
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NOV that the Horse Show Is over
' and the opera season In full
swing, the dcbutantes will come into
the limelight, and for the next few
weeks most Of the entertaining will be
in their honor. Several luncheons, re-
ceptions, dinners and theatre parties
for the "buds" are scheduled for this
week. Mrs. Hamilton Milton Black will
give a dinner-dance on Tuesday at the
Hotel Biltmore for her debutsnte niece,
Miss Esther Jean Bochman, of Phila-
delphia. Earlier in the day Miss Madge
Lesher gives luncheon at Sherry's for
Miss Katharine HOLSTER, debutante
Of the season. On Thursday Mrs.
Stephen G. Williams will give a
luncheon at Sherry's for her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth J. Wyeth. Mrs. Alfred
Huidekoper Bond, who was to have
given a reception on Saturday to intro
duce her daughter, Miss Mary Louise
Bond, has been obliged to recall the in
vitations, owing to the death of the
debutante's uncle.
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The Coming Tower
TO ARCHIE

Verses and written TO
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Cliff c W. and Tapestry:
T7r{ts ode a vireldi
Ever and budding
Poems and POEMS By the
Sammy, Jerome, Don Juan, and Frances
IeaUe q space for Just
can don instantly pen lyric with all Of the skill that your
art can show,
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Of years
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han, Mrs. Kenneth Lee, Mrs. H. W.
Joy, Mrs. Charles Niedner. Mrs. Will
lam Bingham, Mrs. +. Archer, Mrs. c.
II. Bolles, Mrs. Minos II. Murray, jr.,
Mrs. John Chatterton, Mrs. James
Gormley, Mrs. James W. Robins, Mrs.
F. Welcher, Mrs. J. C. Marks, Mrs. G.
Menrol, Mrs. J. l.. Kaufman, Mrs. l..
J. Fiske, Mrs. II. n. Walter and Mrs.
F. b. Mercer.
The music committee of the New
York City Federation of Women's
Clubs held the first of its monthly
conferences in Chckering Hall last
Friday. The chairman of the commit
tee, Mrs. Henrietta Spoke Seeley, pre-
sided at the conference. DR.. Otto
Kinkeldey, director of the music de-
partment of the New York Public
Library, talked on "Self-Education in
Music" Arthur Farwell, president of
the Music Settlement, also Of the New
York Community Chorus, told Of the
progress OF the movement in CON-
munity singing. Harry Barnhart gave
his personal experience az leader OF
community singing in different parts
of New York State.
At its last meeting the Post Paria-
ment, Mrs. Cora Weles Trow, presi-
dent, discussed the Gary system in the
public schools. The meeting was in
charge Of the current events commit
tee, Of which the chairman is Mrs.
Andre Destapps.
The programme of Friday, Novem-
Der "A. will be in charge of the cur
rent literature committee, Mrs. Leon
ard L. Hill chairman. The books to be
presented for discussion are phantom
Herd" BY b. NJ. Bower; "Mr. Grex Of
Monte Carlo" by f. Phillips Open
helm; "The Door OF Dread" by Ar
thur Stringer, and "Cappy Kicks" by
tNfl ID hyHCs
The National California Club will
hold its next meeting at the Waldorf
Astoria on Tuesday, November q. 1t
will be Literature Day, with talks on
the literature of the Bible. The speak
ers will be the Rev. ID. De Sofa Pool,
Thomas j. Vivian and Miss Jane Sey-
mour Klink. Selections from the
Messiah" and Elijah" will be sung
by Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Leonard, and
piano solos will be given by Miss
Olivia Lynch. Among the guests Of
honor will be Miss Florence Weir Glib
son, chairman of the literature COM
mittee OF the New York City Fedora
ton; Mrs. A. c. Fisk, chairman Of the
literature committee Of the New York
State Federation, and Mrs. J. Douglas
Walton. president Of Prothumian.
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The annual election Of officers Of the
Woman's Press Club was held on Sat
urday afternoon, November IL, at the
aldorf-Astoria, with the following
result: President, Mrs. Ida Powell
Priest; first president, Mrs. kath-
arine Evans Won Klenner; second vice
president, Miss Lille d'Angelo Bergh;
third e-president, Mrs. Warren Hig-
ley; recording secretary, Miss K. C..
Salem; corresponding secretary, DR..
Marian Arvine Coleman; treasurer,
Mrs. John G.. Lochner; auditor, Mrs.
Seymour van Glove; chairman of ex-
ecutive cor'rittee, Mrs. Sarah Wright
McDansald; third member of execu-
tive committee, Mrs. Edward Lea
Young: fourth member OF executive
committee. Miss Amy Wren; chairmen
OF standing committees as follows:
Literature, Mrs. VI. Reid Cory; art
Miss Melva b. Wilson; progress and
current events, Mrs. James Stannard
Johnson; press, Miss Helen NJ. Hill;
music, Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis; edu-
cation for citizenship, Miss Sarah
Stephenson.
The monthly social day OF the club
is Saturday, November 25, at 3 p. m,
when the members and their friends
will hear Miss Mary Shaw on "The
Drama and the Press" The newly
elected officers will be installed.
Thursday evening, November %, lie
Salon will give concert in the grand
ballroom Of the Ritz-Carlton, under
the patronage of Prince and Princess
Victor Napoleon. Governor and Mrs.
Whitman, Mayor and Mrs. Mitchell and
others for the benefit Of war sufferers.
The funds realized will be sent direct
to the Princess Clementine of France,
cousin Of King Albert Of Belgium. She
will distribute the funds.
Among the artists will be Nine.
Eymael. VI. de Vally, Nine. Blanche
Arral, Miss de Bassini, Miss Ruth
Helen Davis. and Miss Astrid Yden.
harpist.
Tomorrow nights speaker at the
headquarters of the Political Equality
Club will be Alice Snitzer Burke, who
has just returned from six months
automobile tour of the United States,
and her subject will be motor Ad-
ventures on the Mexican Border"
These meetings are free and the pub
lie is invited.
The Theatre Assembly, Mrs. j.
Christopher Marks. president, held the
first social dag of the season on Fri
day in the grand ballroom of the Hotel
kstor. On Tuesday evening, November
81, the assembly will give dinner
party and dance at the Hotel Shell
burnc, Brighton Beach. Among the
hostesses will be Mrs. T. j. Graham,
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The women managers Of the William
H. Davis Memorial Free Industrial
School for Crippled Children, at All
West Fifty-seventh Street, and the
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COME TO THE FRONT AGAIN

Lulu Thorley Lyons Home for Crippled
and Delicate Children, at Clsverack, y.
Y, are perfecting arrangements Tor
their annual Christmas bazaar for the
benefit OF these crippled children in
the East Room Of the Waldorf-As-
toria on the afternoons and evenings
Of December II and II.
Under the auspices OF the trustees
and lady managers Of the Society for
the Relief of the Destitute Blind the
cornerstone OF the new Home for the
Blind, now being built at the Grand
Concourse and l93d Street, will be laid
on Tuesday at II o'clock.
Bishop Urch will put the stone into
place and pronounce the benediction.
Mayor Mitchell, Fire Commissioner
Adamson and Borough President
Matthewson Of The Bronx have been
invited TO make addresses. Luncheon
will be served after the ceremony.
The trustees are William Foulke,
Henry ]. Cammann, Henry c. Swords,
Charles c. Bull, Rowland Pell, Frederic
de p. Foster, B. Ogden Chisolm, Lyman
Rhosdes, Townsend Morgan, Charles p.
Rowland, Lewis Spencer Morris. +. Ash
ton de Peyster. Frederick 5. De Rham.
Lucius Wilmerding and Stephen c.
Clark. The members of the board Of
lady managers are Mines. John f. Alex
andre, Walter p. Anderton, Kingsls-s,
Bradford, Henry A. Coster, Ira Daven-
port, Thomas X. Gale. Grand d'Haute
Vile, william Worthington Herrick,
Arthur Hunter, Edwin c. Jameson,
William A. Jamison, John S. Melcher,
Newbold Morris, A. Russell Peabody,
William NJ. Polk, II. Cssimir De Rhsm,
Lyman Rhoades, William Hamilton
Russell, Pennington Sstterthwaite. NJ.
L. Schwartz, James B. Taylor, NJ. Orme
Wilson and Francis De r. Wissman,
Miss Tiffany. Miss Rhoades, Miss Carey
and Miss Benjamin.
The bazaar TO raise funds TO COM
plete the building Of the new French
chapel, Eglise de Notre Dame. began
yesterday and will continue for week
in the chapel auditorium, Mornlngside
Drive and Hath Street DR.. Nicholas
Murray Butler delivered the opening
address. Each evening a special enter
tainment will be given, and list o.
prominent artists has been arranged
Sir Rabmdranath Tagore will speak
en- "The Second Birth" at the first Of
Miss Georgina Roberts's Sunday after
noon talks q week from to-day at the
st. Regis. The hostesses are Miss Rob-
erts, Mrs. Lorillard Spencer and Mrs.
Frederic F. Carey.
The second for this season of Mrs
John Kurrus's Waldorf card series will
be held on Wednesday afternoon. The
dates for the other meetings are De-
cember - and 81, January 10 and "a.
March 2S, February II and 2S and
March II. A the dansant will be given
next month and a breakfast in March.
The first of the private dances given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Mcconnell TO
the choral members, the bachelor girls.
the junior cabinet and the gentlemen
ushers Of the New York Mozart Society
will be held at Breton Hall on Deem
Der 6. The dates for the other dances
are January 8, February I, March and
April IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

The regular monthly musical Of the
Bel-Canto Club will be held on Satur-
day, November %, at 3 o'clock, at the
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One OF the interesting engagements
announced last week was made by c. D..
Langhorne, IF Greenwood, Va, Of the
betrothal OF his granddaughter, Miss
Nancy Keen Perkins, to Henry Field, of
Chicago, son of the late Marshall Field,
jr., and grandson Of Marshall Field.
Miss Perkins's mother, Mrs. T. Moncure
Perkins, was one of the FIVE famous
Langhorne sisters, the other four being
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, who intro
duced Miss Perkins to society last
winter; Mrs. William ". Aston, of Lon
don; Mrs. Phyllis L. Brooks and Mrs.
Paul Phipps.
Mr.. Fields mother, after few years
of widowhood, married Captain Maid
win Drummond, of the British army.
His only brother married in January,
1915, Miss Evelyn Marshall, daughter
of the late Charles W. Marshall, Of this
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

One ries Of the rubber-stamp phrases the critics reempoy
one has no complaint against the Christian Science Monitors
critic reaches the Pinnacle of Precosy with she
s Beatrice Harrison, vooncellstl had tanned the most in
liable OF solo instruments, and cher style has restraint and
eyea touch Of haughtiness. She plays 1t were with
vande hearing her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

aea Lookout" writes G., "here only three people
M country who don't believe Mr. Wilson is electedMr Hughes
NJ Wilcox and the fellow Bet with"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

Miss Helen Holbrook, daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holbrook,
was married on Wednesday afternoon
in the Church of the TRANSPORTATION 70
Henry Rossiter Worthington, son OF
Charles c. Worthington. The bride,
who was given away by her brother
Elliot Holbrook, had for her only at
tendant her niece, Mss Nathalie Hol-
brook, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Holbrook. Austin Sackett was Mr..
Worthington's best man, and the ushers
were Reginald and Edward Worthing-
ton, brothers of the bridegroom; Harry
Holbrook, a brother of the bride; Will
Jam Sturges, Claude c. Pinney and
Harry Lonsbery. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. George
Clarke Houghton, and reception fol-
lowed at the Ritz-Carlton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

Miss Elizabeth Remsen, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Remsen, of 500
Madison Avenue, will be introduced to
society this winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

Mrs. d. b. Van Emburgh, 30 East
Thirty-eighth Street, has rented her
house until June. She and der sister,
Miss Marguerite Ross, will travel in
this country until spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

Cards have been issued By Mr.. and
Mrs. George Marshall Allen. of Norris
town, for reception for their daugh-
ter, Miss Lorraine Allen, one Of the
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FAMILIAR MIsQUoTATION

FAMILIAR MISCONCEPTIONS
Blessings thee, barefoot boy"
Rdeeood disturbed several times recently by the 0c
opal ringing Of the fire bell without cause or result
RdgevOod n. j., News. .,,.
pon.aneous nonsrking fire bell, giving of telepathic
waves
II turkey cost pound it might approximate its actual
9TH Turkey TO our bigoted and CONSTRUCTED notion is the
rsrsnip Of poultry.
SERIAL NO. 417S1
love
Is Willis Woods;
When betting, he
Demands odds.
~, rr Foster and Miss Abbe E. Porter, both OF Brim-
g., - tod IN marriage on Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs Porter
viii make their home in Brimfeld-Brimhed Ill. News
l,l- ID 1900 IIorM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

zAIII1SI-AIF -'IIRlN = = T - y IT,
Blessings on thee, barefoot boy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hauptner an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Charlotte G.. Hauptner, to
Lorraine s. Conklin, son of Colonel Eu-
gene II. Conklin. Mr.. Conklin is Sec
rotary of the milford, Cary e. Conklin
Company.
Miss Dorothy Jackson, daughter OF
Mrs. William Henry Jackson, of 4oa
Riverside Drive, will be married TO
Harwood Glider, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Glider, Of New York, in the
chancery of St. Thomas's Episcopal
Church on December 2 at p. m. A
large reception Will follow at the Hotel
Gotham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

Mrs. James A. Geer, of 50 Central
Park West, has announced the engage
ment Of her niece, Miss Grace l.. Luf-
burrow, to Christopher II. Lowther,
son Of George Lowther, Of 375 Park
Avenue, and Riverside, Conn. Mr.
Lowther is q graduate of Columbia.
He is a member of the Columbia and
Greenwich country clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

Mrs. Noble Mcconnell gave
luncheon on Wednesday at the Hotel
Aston for Mrs. Frank G. Cochran, and
afterward took her guests TO the Globe
Theatrp
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Society will be well represented in
the audience at the Metropolitan Opera
House on Tuesday. when Miss lsSdorA
Duncan gives an invitation matinee
previou. to beginning her tour OF tho
West