New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-14
Marriage to W.T.. Ketcham
Is TO Take Place at
Ardmore, Penn.
JULES BOTS TO GIVE
LECTURE AT PLAZA
Miss Schermerhorn Will Be
Married TO John Matthews
on May 2.

Miss Jean Nelson Long, daughter q
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Long, of Ar.
more, Penn, will be married 10 Will
lam Treadwell Ketcham, son Of Mrs.
Arthur c. Ketcham. Of 175 West Fifty
eighth Street. on Saturday afternoon,
4 May 6, at the home Of the brides par
ents. Mr.. Ketcham was graduated from
Yale in the class CT 10. His mother
was Miss Margaret B. Allen, de-
scendant Of Commodore Cornelius Van
derbilt
Jules Bots. the French novelist,
dramat.st, critic and exponent OF femi-
nism. who has just arrived from Paris,
VIII give lecture In the ballroom Of
f The Plaza on Friday afternoon tor the
benefit of the French wounded and
the families of French artists and au-
/ thors. Professor Brander Matthews
will preside
The patronesses include Mrs. Ter
bert /. Satterlee. Mrs. Whitney Var
rer, Mrs. II. p. Pennington, Miss Anne
{ Morgan, the Countess de ia Cree Mrs.
ktheiDeTt Nevin, Miss Florence ID.
/ Miss Katie Schermerhorn. daughter
Of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Egmout
+ Schermerhorn, will be married to John
Matthews, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John n.
Matthews, Of this city. on Tuesday sf-
ternOOn, May ,, at the Schermerhon
home, IS East Seventy-ninth Street.
Only relatives and few friends will
be present at the ceremony, out a
large reception Will follow. Miss Ma
tale Matthews, sister Of the BRIDE
groom, Will be Miss Schermerhorr's
maid of honor and only attendant ste
will be given away by her brother,
John Egmont Schermerhorn.
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer returned to
town yesterday from White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Steele left
town yesterday for Hot Springs. Va,
to spend couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. V. Hoppin have
returned 10 the city from Aiken, s. G.
They Will give a dinner tomorrow
night FOR Governor and Mrs. Whitmao.
A tea will be given this afternoon
at the headquarters Of the American
Fund for French Wounded, 1874 Wcs:
Forty-secona Street. Mrs. Ethe bert
Nevin VIII act as hostess, assisted by
he members of the committee, among
whom arc Miss MGude Wetmore, Miss
Anne Morgan, Miss Elizabeth Scar
borough, Countess de ia Cree, Mrs.
Marcel Steinbrugge, Mrs. John List
Crawford, Mrs Schuyler van ReHss5-
laer Ars. David Cornell Briggs, Mrs.
Francis Hartman Markoe. Nine. Louis
Aubert, Nine. Carlo Polifeme and iiss
Mabel T. Stout
Mrs. William II. Disston has returned
10 town from Palm Beach and is at the
Ritz-Carlt0n.
A concert will be given this after
noon a. Aeoiian Hall By the New York
symphony Club. composed OF amateur
musicians Of society, for the benefit Of
the Brearley League Cripple School.
Harold Bauer will be the soloist and
David Names will conduct.
The first meeting Of the sewing class
which works for the Nursery and
Childs Hospital was held yesterday
morning at the home Of Mrs. henry
Mills Day, East Fortyfourth Street.
The meeting next week will take place
at the home Of Mrs. G. Morgan Browne,
ca East Fifty-fourth Street.
A meeting Of the Cathedral sewing
class will be held this morning ut the
home Of Mrs Frederick Roosevelt,
East Fifty-second Street.
Mrs. +. j. Berwind has gone TO Hot
Springs. Va. to remain until the end
Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Douglas Rob
inson will return 70 the city from their
wedding trip in the South on March -.
Mrs. John z. Alexandra, Miss Anna
2. Alexandra and Miss Anne de Gers
dorF have Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish
johnson and Miss Marie G. Johnson at
| Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Frederic Esler will give q re-
ception at her studio this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles H. Ditson will give a
reception this afternoon at her home,
10 East Thirty-seventh Street. Mrs.
Nina L. Duryea will tell of life in the
war zone Of France and the relief work
there
Miss Betty Collamore, OF $50 West
/ Fifty-ninth Street, will give a bridge
party this afternoon.