The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26

borhood. Rowland 8. Davis Ii the
president. According to the usual
custom many Of the debutantes Of the
season will enlist as members Of the
lance committee. among them h
Misses Marion Carey Dinsmore, Mar
garet E,rhart. Emily W. Ford. Helen
dc Forest Griffin, Florence Gayley.
Kate Wyman Griffin. Margaret G..
Henderson. Audre HOFFMAN. Isabel
Iioyt. Adrienne 1selin. Grace Hartley
jenkins. Ina A. Kissel. Lucy Lord,
Annette Markoe. Ruth H.. Moller,
Helen @. Alexander. Dorothy Ander-
ton, Anne Il. Bradley. Madeleine NJ.
Carey. Betty Carson. Katherine g..
Chaplin. Cornelia Won A. Chaplin.
winifred W. Chisolm. Elizabeth
Clarkson. Catherine d. Colt,
Sears. Helen Seton. Urling Sibley.
Einmalena Sizer. Isabel Stettinius,
Lisa Stillman, Charlotte r. Strong.
Marie Il. Thayer, Margaret +. Trevor.
Margaret Warren. Dorothy s. Will
Jams. Hope w. williams. Joy W. Will
Jams, Isabel Yeomans. Julia Zabr\skie.
Constance Moore. Kathryn Motley.
Audrey Osborn. Gertrude b. Pardee.
Constance Peabody. Dorothy u. Por-
ter, Vouletti r. Proctor. Eugene o.
Rand. Frances J.. Riker. Elizabeth J.
Russell and Genevieve L. Sanford.
ON the fioor committee will be Will
lam II. Boulton. Jr., Frank v. Burton,
Jr., William NJ. Carson. Jr.. COLES J.
Coe. Harry G. Gushing Sd. William
*. Dick. George Ernest Fahys. Jr..
Fisher Goodhue. Amory l.. Haskell.
Alfred q. Hoyt. Shepard krech. Van
S%antvoord Mcrle-Smith. William +.
Philips. Howard a. Plummer. Geraldyn
l.. Redmond. Homer Eugene Sawyer.
Jr.. Edward Shipper and Theron II.
Strong.
Miss Shipper is receiving applica.
tons for tickets. at 50 each, at 3ol
Lexington avenue.
In keeping with the celebration OF
the Shakespeare te~rcentenary the
MacDowell Club has arranged to give
for it's annual spring festival IA n en-
;ertainment hat I.ll include a Shake
| spearian pageant with characters se-
lected from those in the plays whose
| origin Is found in the 'Commedia
deli Arte." 1t will be held at the Mac
| Dowell Club. los West Fifty.f NTH
! street. on Friday and Saturday eve
| nings. The gallery Of the club will
bc transformed SO as to represent an
Italian garden with Towering vines
and hedges.
Following the pageant there Will be
given a sixteenth century COMEDY OF
Masks" Ernest Peixotto has designed
| the scenery and costumes and Percy
MacKaye has written the dialogue
which will connect the " parts Of
the festival. Arthur Farwell In ar
ranging the music. The programme
will include several original garden
dances and other diversions. Tickets
may be obtained Of members OF the
MacDowell club at s. each.
Already plans are be!ng made for
several Of the early spring weddings.
Miss Louise :. Trevor. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry q. Trevor. whose en-
gagement to j. Copper Lord was an
nounced recently. will be among the
first Of the May brides. Her wedding
will be celebrated in ST. Bartholomew's
Church on the afternoon OF May Is
and will be followed by a reception at
the home OF her parents. 81 West
Fifty-tirst street.
Although the full details Of the we'd
ding plans have not yet been com.
pleted. Miss Trevor has chosen her
sister. Miss Margaret Trevor, for her
maid OF honor. and the other atten-
' dants will include Mrs. Eric Winston.
Mrs. ". GIN Wylie. Jr.. and the Misses
Helen Trevor. Cecily Mckim and
Phyllis Rich Of Boston.
The wedding Of Miss Marie G.
Duryee. daughter by a former mar
rage Of Mrs. Samuel Sloan Auchin-
Gloss. TO Fal de Saint Phalle will be
celebrated on May 3 in the Church OF
ST. Ignatius Loyola. Park avenue and
Eighty-fourth street. There will he
"A reception Immediately after the wed
ding ceremony at the home OF the
brides mother. ia East Eighty-fourth
street.
Another wedding Of Faster week will
he that OF Miss Eugenia Griffin Baker
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. William
Edgar Baker. who will be married to
Henry Herbert Jcssup In the Church
of the Heavenly Rest on April 90. The