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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
9rei 9eIOen.
Gru6taisn ortisr SaiisrjGstr an BET
9brOIrr JrOut.
au,SdR GtuSrsas NsIus Itbt lit IsiH'u
NSIts fort.

Die rSDroIer SolOdiens3eit
bsri9tet iiber folaenoc ScIbsututcn
breier 8oiIsriGssr:
3ugsTiihgcr martin 9oFer sinta
SDrOler acknowledgements bat iid
i'm gloDember, 1916, ols qotrouiGleu.
tommonOant geaen eiucr i'm MrIb Elm.
osniRetcn @egner bcIon6ers geI6idI
uno taper benommen iuOem CT uns
btrSiielicb in tiucn 2ampf cin9riIf, ben
Der oil 3dH Sberlegenc 5eiuO, (cint
2omposnie) 9caen Spei ibiuo@e ga.
irouillen Der llniriecn fiibrtc. Don
Der Slonte cinId1tpentsnb, griIf sr los
fort nit Seuer urb 9ojOnett on unb
trug bcrporroecn0 baSu 6ei, oob es
sen aus ius9eIomt Ie95ebn &diierjGs
Nern 6eltebsnben patrouillen eeIdne,
ben 5eino unter Inperen blutieeu
@erluFcu au pertreibcn unb einen
Sduptmom, Srci 2eutndnts unO eins
unoiebSig Mann ecfaltaeH gu nebmen.
1tr SGacr 2tloiS Stegcr bate -,i@i
MIR an Dem obcu g,IbilOericu 3ampi
berporrueenoen glnicil eenommer, Ions
bern aud Gci dnoeren Gelegeubeiten
cine teiIpislgebenhe perlpeeene &dpfers
felt on ben Sog eclsgt. Co IAIi3 er
Iid einmdl am hellen So1 an bic ftinns
li6ea GrobeuEuOcruiKt herou, i9oh
ben fcinOlihsn 9ofcn, Der i'm bemerti
bate, nieber uno crtunbete bic St6rtt
oss Geoners. Sin onOsrmol fam sl
ol8 3ommdnoont ciner poirouille bon
Orci Monn al cine BON @esHer poII'
bsIcBte 8ir9e, ito9 ben Mdhpoittr
nisoer uno itboB olIein nuf 5sbu
S1ritt. ouf ben in @erpirrune aus
ser &ir6c fIiebenoen SeinN.
Gin Oriiter 8diIeriG9cr, potrouillens
fiibrtr Sit.sllntsriGgsr Teroinauo 30
idsini Ihli@ iicb gu 9lufone glouemi
ber, 1915, oIS fsIfg.Itellt lporbsn mar
baB cine in Der glo1t i'm @oln per'
Itedts, beilGufis 400 Mauun itort'
FeiuOIi9s 9lbieiluns ibre @erpflesunc
sur iiber cine in rer giGbc befiuoIi9t
Bride bc5ieten iolutic, freipilig mi
nod 3ipei Diam bis ouf fiirf5ie Ms'
ter ON oisis Bride bcran, Usritedte lid
nit Icineu aeutcn i'm Gebulf uni
I6oB jeoen Stalieutr. Der Die Bride
poTiieren lpolltc, nisoer. SrcB bei
EcFtioeH fciEoIineu MaIdtueuselpebt'
fcuers ptrlisb Ct nit Ieiuen brdotr
2cutsn ben eefGbriih,n 4oFtr MID
nnb trne bur9 oicies bcrporrcecnt
topFere, pfIi9ttreue @srbalten ipeient
lid ooSn bel, baB Der i'm @crpflegs3u.
f9hb bebinberle @egrer Ieine StsIlune
nd1 3tpci Gceeu rdulnen mlbte.
9tne brei &oiIerjGgcr erbisltcn bi,
9robe Silbtrne SopftrteitsneOdillc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
Aus A(6onicnS 9eCdjicbte.

0as licsrei1e @orbrinscn Der 3tns
trolmGhte in g[Ibonicn rieT sic Sats
fade ius GsOdGtnis, oaB gu ben man.
ni9fottieen 0srrsn bes nod INNER 10
lueniq oetonnttn 2onocs aud nas bsuts
Id)c 90niess nno aaiIcrgcIhtccht Der
SobtnItaufeu eeb0rt fat. 9onig Wlnns
frtb, Der Gobn Srieori9s Oss 3lpeis
ten, erbiclt UNI oas Sobr 1859 ols
WiteiFt Ieincr @emoblin Scleno, Der
3o9isr snit6oclS bcs 3ipcitcn, bon
Gpirus, bic SnIcl 8orIu uno ouf Dem
stItIonoe 9uroSso, @oIouo uno @es
rat. Monfreb beicBts oieie Gebitte
mo iibertrug Die 8cripulhIng Ieinem
0jrobobmirol Gbinoroo, behen Tdms
duf ocutiHc 9lbfdmmuns bin5uipeiIen
I1cint. 9eiOcr crfreutc Iib Der 6os
bcnItauIen Oes neuen 9eiibcs nur iiebtn
Sabre, bd bos g(uTtTeicn 2orls bon
9(niou in llnferitulien cine reue, fir
sic Sobre 3oiIsr frieori@s oerbiuss
nispoac Gage foul. 9ic GtDld9t BON
8ncpent (l266) uuo ole nod unTelis
eere S9lod1t BON SoglidcosSo (1268)
beFeitigten bic Serri1oFt &urls aud in
9llbonien. 9onrooin por Der @rdus
Iomieit Der Sron3oien gum Spfer ets
fdlen, WIanfreos Geroflin Sclsro
unO ibre Srti S0bns l6mo@icten i'm
&rter.
g(tBerocm hdttt lih &orl BON Q(ns
jon bic tclreTfenDen Gsbisfc burm otn
oitrDmiIc6en (rloieiniIa,nO &oiItr
9nIouiu, ser mad 9tpaii,n eeFtoEn
lpor, Oic 2ebnsbpbcit iiber 9(9oio unb
Gcile bon @lbouien iibertra9cu laHcn,
Dob Wdnfrebs treuer Gtotitolter
Gbinor6c, Sen onoerc Bitter, unttr
i6uen bic 8rii0er 9(lcnon, nnterItiibs
ten, bcrteiDigte nit sGbsr Sdpferteii
Die 8efbtiimer Der 90nigii. - 1866
fiel tr curh gGeubeImorb; abtr biz
9(nbGneer W(dnfre0s pGblten @drnier
g(lemon gum &,genteu. Die S0bnt
gbindrOos bitlten nit Silfc Der 9(lbo.
nier @erot esgen BEN 9(njou, Der aud
Durcaso Ionge pereebli6 bslosert.. Gs
foIsts Elm SobrbunOsrt blutistr 8Gm.
pfc, Die mil rem pOlIisen 3uidmmen.
brum Scr fronSDiiI9 9sndpoleoniI9er
SerrTHaft in 9(Ibdnien tnoisieu. 3ui
ieBt ficI oud 0uraSso in Oic 0Guo,
Der 9lI6unier spriid; ibr Siibrsr 8orl
Sopio, OeHsn GItsru III 9lcupel srmor-
BET iporosn ipdrtn, cntriB Die Stoot
osm Issten 2(niou in Sabre 1868
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

@ssnsr gu baben, fiibrte elm iiaIienis
fcbsr Scsoffi5ier als Spion i'm 6oIsn
bon Miasfronne unfsrn gli55a eiusn
Strsicb uus, Der in Der obsnteuerii6tn
Geihi6ts Der espionage einen SismIin
bsrborrosenbsn gIdB perSient. gleben
ciuem fran30iif6sn Gjsidipoosr lag elm
italisniI8ss; fir beioe @eI8pober
mar an einem Sonntos Die 8eii9ti.
euns bur9 Oos publitum freigsgebcn.
Bon eiuem Der itdlienii9eu 69iffs
ItieB Elm Boot a6, oos einsn @jebeims
oeenten ous W2oilonN, Ser ilG an 8orb
beFonb, an 2onO brod6te. Sier troi
er ii9 perabrebetermoBtn nit elmer
Dame, unO bcibe I9Iofen Ii9 bonn
eiuer 9eIeIlIddft oil, Oie i'm @ssrifi
mar, Ii9 no6 bsm frou50TT4en TIosss
i9iff ruoern su laiIen. DIS Morines
offi5icr tpor Der Spion nit Sen Sim
ri9tlingen ouf sinem &rieeSIdifF nas
tiirlib poIltommen bcrtrout. @r
fannie ou8 oie Stcue, no cin acipiI.
Tes Sisnol6uc9, ouf bos man es in
3om obseIebeu fatIe, 5u finbsn mar.
9ln 8orO bsFonben Iicb fbon aabGs
rcibc 9elu9er, bensn olIss fir iit Ses
bensperte bercitpilig ee5sist ipuroe.
9os Gbepoar - bsnn fir Elm Tol6ss
lpur6en Der itolicuiI6e Gpion uuO
feline 8esIsiterin sebalten - itis9 nun
bic 9eiter our Bride binouf, ipo Elm
WlntroIe olles ertlGrie. Die beibsn
bctten tuum i6ren SUB ouf bic Bride
eeIcbt, aIs Die Dame pI0Bii1 sincn
Obnmo6isonioG betom unO Su 80
oen Iont MGbreno sic 9nieen5sueer
iib Inn iic bsmiitten oOcr itre Heil.
ndbine au crtenncn gobcn, fonnle Der
Spion iiH unbemcrtt ins 9nrteubous
fhleinen. aus Dem er cine Winute Ipds
ter NIT bcin bsib6egebrien Bud, ipobli
ptrHedt in elmer groben Seiteutoich'
Ieiuss lleberrodcs, ipicbcr gum Dor.
Idein fam, obuc boB Semono feline
turSe Q(6ptfenbeit BENEFIT unb aud
MIR oeu 1erin9iten @erbd6t seIcb0pft
battle. glo6Oem feline 8eglei!erin Iid
iiberroI9eno I1nsn pieber crbolt, Der.
lieB ct mi! i6r bos frauS6iiI9e TIo9ss
ThifF Inn iim an 2ono 3uriidruberr
ali IoFsu, unb toum cine boIbc Sturol
TpGttr beFono er Tb eliidlicb ipieSsi
ouf oem itolienil@cn 3reuSer, no el
in Der 8uiiitc bes &opiidrs Isiuen ert
Folsr,i9 ouseefiibrtsu Sireib gun
Better geben Ionnt.. 9tuf Dem Trdn.
5oiif6en 9risssThiIf Ion Der @ertuT
bes SienolbuGes crit einiet Susc fpGr
ter ouF oFfener Gee bemcrtt ipcrotr
ieiu.
Gum Stob bes itolitniIdlen @ebcin
bienltes eeboren eiipo sin Dubtno TO-
esnurnter gitiIcoAsnten, rit sniTcbti
ben europdiI6cr SduptlGbicn bin uni
berrciTen, i'm ii@ nit ptrIoren IN Der
binourg an iebcn, bic ongcbIicb milf
tdriT9c obcr poliiiIcbe @c9eimniii
gum @ertouf ouf Eager baben. Si
3ie6eu unterlpegs ou9 BON cen I1or
perpfli9tetcn 5pioncn g1o9ridteu eli
uub sublen ibnen bic Odfiir bcrubrtoe
ten 6ummtn ans, bd es @croaht cr
psden t0nntc, tOenn aus StoIieu al
folfc pcrIonen, Die pislletdbt I1oT
9lrspobn berDoreerufeu bubeu, GeIb
feubunssn sintreffeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

@ensrdI 8otbo BAT Our1 @ers
mittelung oes &ominiFGrs pon Glib
afrifd in 2on0on General syoffrt cine
Drabtuns seIunot, in lueI9sr ct i'm i'm
Nomen Der iiibofritaniI9en gebOltes
runs fir BEN tupfersn @iberfonO Der
frnn3OIif4en gtrmee besliidlpiini9t. Sn
Isiner 9tntport Iostc @tnerol Soffre,
poB bic frunsDiif9e 9lrmce Itola ouI
bic fiioafritoniIbs MoffsnbriibsrT9oft
Tei, Die ouf tie sldnSenSite Neiit
DsutI1sSiibipeiidfrito crobert babe
unb nun einer reuen rci@en GrToIs
IN 3entraInfrita errunsen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
g9nibel.

Rries IdBt eintn Iuuseu S9wcns
bintsr iicb.
arie0 ma9t ben Gin.u bI.iSJ, len
9lnotrn reid.
SGusIi6teit if Oss Wti6ts
@tItgeI8idtc.
Maon muB GricOe MAIDEN, iptnn
man nod tGmpfen fam.
Sin i9GuoIider Jri.hc fdoStt
mtbr, aIs stbu Oerloreue S&IoHttn.
Dic 3ieeen in Dcuti9s@iiOp.its
@frito bob.n itbr Icnse, ptrabbanetnbs
Obrtu.
9aadj Der @oltssGblhns ppn 1897
gi6t cs in RubIunO 146 Sprad9en uuo
Munoorten.
Grieotns balbsr lab Dir ipas
stfollen, ioete per @tor6 gum GrOlN,
Ols sr Jpn frdB.
Nh cinem fetaen 9auomubut bot in
ECUADOR Der @erfertigcr sipet bis orti
MOndte gu urbsittn,
Wer fGbis 1T. TbofIt, tpsr unfds
big 1T, ltbrt; Ger cin5ise Wes, Der Sum
gBiisn fiibrt. 1T Edtisttit.
: Die critic GrlpGbmIug Oss GoIOss
finbet Ib in Der 9ibel, unb slDar i'm
sipsiitn BUD Moits 8opiteI II.
no nit ocm SaIer stIdnt,t miro,
etbtn uiIe Siren uuf.
(Danilb)
@tr siuen @OIf arOBsi,bt, Der
tuirO gum 9out pcn ibm sefrsHen.
(RuiiiId)
9erbonb bindrpis aus SorFs
moos Iouet minosfeus oas 3ebnFahe
ibrts tissnsn @epihtsS on gIut oiIf.
SIM glpriI, 1906, ipur6tn om De-
fuDs4rotsr tinun6fiinfSis Wiinicn,n
8ubitmet.r bts gtfatnt,seIs in bic
Cuff otiprtust.
O6ftn mS Gicl, ntlhs ooIten
trosen, lirN beNcr oIs MtniHtu, bic
ibrs Hcbcuneuf6en qudItu.
(, (perFi6)
Der 6eltI9mon5 Ger quierTddTc,
bic Helm. nnO ibmdntig iinp, ipitst
flint big iicbcn pfunb; ods Gstt
/ Ibmedt GbnIib ME GGnieibmul5.
Die Wlutloiistsit biIft uiats, iie lit
mur cine 9trSlusiFIilng Der ttIeioist,n
@i9.uIisbe.
TtnstOn.
Ger 1T tcin 8Hretr, Der ridt ole
.isene Sorsc Oer9iBt in Der gict ots
gIaetmeincn.
@riIpar5.r.
So, es lit Sduinuna, es lit @@tin,
Wein lieber Grbsnmnn0erer:
@u eIoubf, Dir INNER elciG su ltin
llno Bit ord, ieoen Too Elm on0crcr!
[ Das ltllrmrsi6Ifc 9anS Der MtlI
lit Ibtlies9dno In DER 9(rtiiS. Miti.
lerc GturmecIhpinoisfeifcn BON 100
Silomtter unO barilber iino nitbt ftl-
ten.
gBns e,forcert i7eyoen mub, 1T oit
9lnsrtcnnune, OoB oil Iid) jtbt rs1t.
id5oifent g(rbtit Che peroitri, odF
icnc fir nicmonb cine SGdnot III
inb ooB in alien 8crufstrciien biz
@brs Der glrbeit ben 9RenS6tn m,bl
,brt ols bic Gbrs 0es StonDeS.
3u orn 3wtdt, Sen i'm 5nf,n lie.
9enOen S9iffeu immtr sic rtafis,
3tit or5useiecn, bat man in 2iTobor
spsi Mditer nit 2cn9ifcicrn errihttt
!. Die SeutriignuIe lcu2tcn Tiinf Wlinrttl
Dor bem Gnoc jeber Sturoe ieIbittGtil
ouf uuo ocrl0inen Sa9 nnS gtoh
ipi.oer nit Der leBfen Setunbs iebe'
dbgtlduTsntn Stunbt.
Sur Oducrnocn 9einieen @trbin
+. burg St1IienS nit ser S9iptlterndiipi
Srantrcidp 1T iest in 5lorenS cine sri
oiItd oelIa gldSioui 2ofinc bceriinot
iporben, otreu 3iued lit, noie reucl
t @jtoanfeu uno Hinhlnetu" IN Nsn Ia
teiriIhen 2dnbern Su pfltgtn uno roi
{ seanerilden bcrtfmen Str0ninnsen b
befdmpfcn." Dos erIie Seft 0isTt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

cbrteiies Trdulein 9icsGen boben
Sic ihon ienlaIS men @lcnihcr fcn-
nen eelernt, Der Sebmom bieb mO
Elm Sioliener mor?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

u Il b sr c ttigteS NiiB.
ilen. n p9lh, Serr 9ebnionrL
is' yl'n id) piiBtc, OoB it S6rem Greli.
'@'ol'r troneu oiiritc. ri" Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

StolieniitNe 9rico$oli.
Getbc. Sic iiuIieniihc SricaS.
9tnIcibc iinNet i'm &olre teinen Pm
Hang, rno Oo6ei pcrOicueH Oic Sta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26

Tickets may be obtained from the New York
Director of Shiloh, Mrs. W. w. Reed, 3l9
Washington Avenue Brooklyn.
card party will be given at the Hotel Nc
Alpin on Friday April II, at p. m. for the
benefit of the building fund OF the City Fedora
ton Hotel. Club presidents will act as pat
ronesses. Tickets are 81 each and may be OBJ
tanned from any Of the directors or members
OF the committee.
The City Federation Hotel was established
seven years ago for small wage earners, at +62
West Twenty second Street, but has outgrown
Its present quarters and fine new building IS
contemplated. Thousands Of girls have bene-
fitted by the opportunities Offered in this hotel.
There is parlor laundry where girls may do
their washing and ironing and sewing machines
on each floor The president of this enterprise
is Mrs. E. B. Glogau the treasurer Mrs. Frank
Gains Burke and the secretary Mrs. Robert
Hamilton Rucker
The directors arc Mrs. Eugene J. Grant,
Mrs. Clarence Burns, Mrs. William s. Grim
shaw, Mrs Leopold Stern, Mrs. Frederick R.
Lee, Mrs. B. Z. J. Ellis, Mrs S. Wetherill
Trautman and Miss Mary Garrett Hay.
Up to date those who have consented to act
on the committee are, Mrs. John Kurrus, Mrs.
Sdmon Nellie, Mrs. Lamar X Tuttle, Mrs.
Albert c. Weed, Mrs. John Fell, Mrs. Frank
Z. Wise, Mrs Louis Ralston, Mrs. Charles x.
Mills, Mrs Leopold Stern. Mrs. Frederick D.
Lee, Mrs. B. Z. J. Els and Mrs. Charles Stone
A play and dance for charity will be given by
the young women OF the Semple School, under
the patronage OF Mrs. T. Darlington Semple
on Friday evening. April T. at the Plaza Hotel
The proceeds will be devoted TO the permanent
endowment OF a free bed in the Polytechnic
Hospital. Dancing will follow the entertain
ment
The annual reception and dance of The Vir-
ginians will be held at the Hotel Plaza on
Friday. April g.
Miss Marion D. Paige, daughter Of Mrs.
Allan w. Paige, will be married TO Lawrence
Marshall Cornwall. on Saturday OF Easter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26


N/H c.cty this week in the usual gay
Y manner and the carnival spirit will
prevail at most OF the numerous
entertainments arranged for charity. On
Thursday evening at Sherrys the annual Mi
Csreme Carnival for the benefit OF the West
Side Juvenile Club will be given under fashion
able patronage. This affair has been hzture
OF mid-Lent .or years and always proved one
OF the most intcre ting features OF the peniten-
tial season In former years attractive theat-
rcal entertainments have been given by anna
teurs. but on Thursday the evening will be de
voted entirely to dancing. The committee re-
quests that every one attending come in fancy
costume.
The girls committee consists of Miss Helen
G. Alexander Miss Dorothy Anderton Miss
Anne b. Bradley, Miss Madeleine M. Carey
Miss Betty Carson, Miss Katherine G. Chaplin
Miss Cornela Won A. Chaplin Miss Wnired
w. Chisolm. Miss Elizabeth GARRISON, Miss
Catherine D. Colt Miss Catherine V. r. Cros-
b.. Miss Marion Carey Dinsmore, Miss Mar
garct Erhart Miss Emily w. Ford, Miss Helen
&c Forest Griffin, Miss Florence Cayley, Miss
Kate Wyman Griffin. Miss Margaret c. Hen
Hoyt Miss Adrienne Iseln Miss Grace Hart
leg Jenkins. Miss Ina A. Kissel, Miss Lucy
Lord. Miss Annette Markoe, Miss Ruth II.
Molcr. Miss Constance Moore Miss Kathryn
Motley. Miss Audrey Osborn, Miss Gertrude B.
Pardee. Miss Constance Peabody Miss Doro-
thy d. Porter. Miss Vouietti T. Proctor, Miss
Eugene o. Rand. Miss Frances T. Riker, Miss
Elizabeth J. Russell. Miss CeneWeve L. San
ford, Miss Penelope Sears Miss Helen Seton.
Miss Urling Sibley, Miss Emmalena Sizer,
Hiss Isabel Stettinius, Miss Lisa Stillman, Miss
Charlotte r. Strong, Miss Marie r. Thayer'
Miss Margaret Z. Trevor, Miss Margaret War
rem, Miss Dorothy s. Williams, Miss Hope W.
Williams, Miss Joy w. Williams, Miss Isabel
Yeomans and Miss Julia Zabrisse.
On the mems committee are William B.
Bouton, jr.. Frank v Burton, Jr, William M.
Carson. jr. COLES j. Coe Harry c. Cushing
3rd. William K Dick, George Ernest Fahys, jr,
Fisher Goodhue Amory L. Haskell, Alfred o.
Hoyt, Shepard Krech, Van Santvoord Merle
Smith. William T. Philips, Howard A. Plum
mer. Geraldyn L. Redmond, Homer Eugene
Sawyer. jr. Edward Shipper and Theron r.
Strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26

b. Porter Mrs Frederick w. Whitridge, Mrs
Peter B. Wyokof, Mrs. Joseph p. Chamberlain
Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt, Mrs. George =
Baker, IT,, Mrs Charles B. Wood, Miss Lena
Curtis. Mrs. J. Kennedy Tod Mrs. Rene La
Montague, Miss Marie La Montague, Mrs g.
G. Bourne. Mrs. J. A. de Peyster, Mrs. Fred
erick ]. Pierson. Mrs. Frederick Pierson, Mrs.
Franklyh L. Hutton and Mrs. Isidor Womssr
The bridge committee, consists Of Mrs
Lewis Gouverneur Morris, chairman; Mrs.
Mary Z. Dunn, Miss Katherine E. Force, Mrs.
]. Julio Henna, Mrs. \. Stuyvesant Pierrepont,
Mrs Robert lie Roy, Mrs. Franklyn L. Hut
ton. Mrs William p. Ketcham, Miss Ruth Still
man. and Mrs. Samuel J. Wagstad. On the re-
ception committee are Mrs John Jacob Astor,
Mrs Frederick w. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Charles K.
Flint. Mrs. Harry Hamlin. Mrs. Henry Fair
field Osborn, Mrs. John J. Staples. Mrs Frank
S. Witherbee. Mrs. Charles II. Ditson, Mrs
J. Muhlenberg Bailey, Mrs. Harrison Grey
Fiske, Mrs. Richard Peabody, Mrs. J. Dyneley
Prince Mrs. James Speyer, Mrs Frederick w.
Whitridge. Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson and Mrs.
James b. Dickson.
Mrs. James Speyer Is president Of the
league; Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt. first
vice president; Mrs. c. c. Cuyler, second vice
president; Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris,
third vice-president; II. c. Holt, treasurer;
Mrs. J. Dyneley Prince, assistant treasurer,
and Mrs. John Winkler, secretary.
Mrs. Franklin Hutton has donated a pedi-
greed Red Chow. the finest in her kennels
Mrs. Fisko has given d box for her play "Erst-
while Susan; Metropolitan Opera box has
been donated and several other theatre boxes
also short-haired prizc-winning cat Ford
automobile and a Victrola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26
Carnival Spirit to Rule at Most of Entertainments
Arfanged for Charity-Many Mid-Lent
Functions on Calendar.

Much interest is manifested .a the bridge
tournament TO be held on Tuesday afternoon
in the ballroom Of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel under
the auspices Of the Bridge Committee OF the
New York Women's League for Animals.
About two hundred tables have been sold and
applications are still coming IN. Tickets are
So each.
Among those who have already secured ia
bles arc Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. NJ. Orme
Wilson, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, Mrs. J. Mullen
berg Bailey Mrs. Charles H. Ditson, Mrs.
Charles r. Flint, Mrs Lewis Nixon, Mrs. Levi
p. Morton, Miss Anne Morgan Mrs J. A.
Bostwick, Miss Annie B. Jennings Mrs. Frank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26

Nassau, Bahamas, March 23.-Nassau was
very much up in the air" on Monday ey.
ming, the occasion being an Evening Wit
the Aviators," an exhibition OF films an.
lantern slides showing the part played b.
heavier than air craft in the war The affair
was under the patronage Of Sir William and
Lady Allardyce and was for the benefit Of
the British Red Cross and the Aero Club o!
America. Mrs William Allen Bartlett, Of tn,
Executive Committee Of the National Special
Aid Society was an ardent worker and her
stirring plea for national action was read BY
r. Barnes Shepherd, the chairman Of tn.
meeting. amid great enthusiasm.
An amusing feature OF the evening was a
limerick contest for a prize offered by Mrs
Bartlett. The winning limerick, written by
Mr.. and Mrs. McHarg Davenport was read
by the Honorable Walter Scott, Premier Of
Saskatchewan.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
F. N. Doubleday, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Plimpton, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Rutherfurd,
II. M. Stillrnan and the Misses Stllman,
Marshall Prentiss, Mrs. c. Trow5ridge Hol.
lister, Miss Dorothy Holster, the Misses
Ruxton, Miss Barbara Beebe. the Misses Hes
per and Gwendolyn, Mr.. Philip Ruxton, Mrs
r. B. Shepherd, Miss Edith Whyte, tn,
Misses Boardr1an, Mrs. John Greene and
z. N. Fenno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26

The New York Chapter Of the United
Daughters Of the Coniederacy will give card
party at the Hotel Astor on Thursday after
noon, April 6, for the benefit OF the Shiloh
Monument Among those who have taken ia
bles are Mrs. James Henry Parker PRESIDENT
Mrs. Frank G. Burke, Mrs. Henry McCorllc
Mrs. +. B. Carpenter. Mrs. +. W. Seaman,
Mrs. II. L. Borden Mrs. w. w Reed, Mrs w
K. Klein, Mrs. Bedell Parker, Mrs II. E. Nc
Bee, Mrs. J. c. Hale, Mrs. II. NJ Dey and Mrs.
Henry Pearson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26

Palm Beach, Fla, March 26--Cold weather
in the North has been an unusual factor a,
this date in prolonging the season here tn.
height OF the season is past. but at leas,
thousand people remain, and there is NOR.
life and class here now than any Of the other
American resorts frequented by strictly socl'
ETY. people ever attain. The weather is SUPERB
For two weeks there has scarcely been
cloud in the sky and the thermometer hangs
at 70 degrees day and night. Vegetables are
fully grown in the gardens and the foliage
is that Of midsummer. w. Earl Dodge, Of
New York, is the latest convert here to ava
ton. He took his first fight only week ago
with the Honorable Frederick Z. g. Eden
and the next day commissioned him 10 buy
one of the latest models Of American rac'
machines at a cost of 81 900. Eden is here
with his mother, Lady Auckland, wife Of Baron
William Morton Eden, OF England. Young
Eden has recently become heir TO the baron
etcy through the death of his elder brother -
the European war. Mr.. Dodge gave stag
party for him aboard his private car soon
after meeting him and arranged to 90 VIII
him to Savannah, where he Will take in'trae'
tons in flying as soon as his car returns
from New York, where he sent it the middle
of this week with James Hyde and Edward
II. Mccullough, of New York. aboard.
The private car habit is a costly one, whien
however has hourished here this season o
never before. There have literally been DOL
ems Of them on the siding at time For'
man and his vile 10 come down IRON Nc"
York in private car costs for transportation
in excess of 81 900, in addition TO which rat
rate of $50 day must be paid for the ca
from the day it leaves 10 the day it returns
plus all extras. such as edibles. etc In spte
OF this many people keep cars here for weeks
at time. They get little use OF them Oy
giving teas and dinners aboard occasionally
There is considerable rivalry just now 0e
tween members OF the Ssilhsh Club OF fa'n'
Beach, one of the most exclusive orsanHs'
tons OF the sort in the country, who are III
competition for the seasons prizes given '0'
records made ending April !. John D. Cri'n'
MINIS is president, and has offered the manu-
soonest award, sailhsh of sterling shve
about two feet long. made for a wall deeofs'
ton. This will be given for the longest san
hsh taken, which so far is one just uho'
eight feet in length. caught by Harlon hsn,
Bolton. The clubs annual meeting oeeuffe'
this week. when the following well know"
men were elected to membership: j. Lorine'
Worden, George Edward Kent. Sylvanus D.
Sehoonmaker. Wadsworth r. Lewis, hey,
wood Cutting. Caleb w. Hammill, Colohe'
Willis S. Paine. Henry T. Sloane. Stephen H.
Brown all OF New York Edward l. Stotes'
bury. of Philadelphia Irvine Keyser. OF bA"'
more; T. Morris Carnegie. Eugene w. PurgnY
OF Pittsburgh; William Thaw, Sd. OF Lake
wood; George A. McKin,ock, of Chicago anu
Edmund c. Buckner, of Wilmington, DEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-26

The engagement of Miss Helen Anita de
Witt TO DR.. Norman Edwin Titus was an
nounced Thursday evening, at a dinner given
by her uncle J. HornblOwer de Witt, at his
home 10 West Fifty-hrst Street. Later there
was dancing. Miss de Witt is the daughter of
the late William P. de Witt and Helen Down
ing De Witt DR.. Titus is the son OF Dr. and
Mrs. Edward Coddinghsm Titus He was
graduated from Yale in 1910 and from the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons in "a. At
present he is one of the resident staff Of St.
Lukcs Hospital. The wedding will take place
in the spring.