New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

Struthers, on Tuesday in the Collegiate
Church. The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. Dr.. Henry Evertson Cobb TIE bride
will be attended by Miss Ruth Dean, Miss
Nanine w. Pond Miss Nathalie w. Wood,
Miss Frances M. Hyde and Miss Sophie Nj.
Pond Duncan Struthers will be his brothers
best man, and the ushers will be A. Mercer
Parker, Floyd c. Noble, Robert Struthers, ir.,
Fenwick Beekman J. Walter, w. Struthers and
Reginald v. Hiscoe.
Mrs Alfred Apmore Pope, OF SIS Fifth Ave
nue., announces the engagement OF her daugh
ter, Miss Theodatc Pope, TO John Wallace
Riddle former Ambassador 10 Russia. Miss
Pope expects to continue her professional
work as an architect after the marriage, the
date for which has not yet been SET.
Mrs James Speycr has given the use OF her
house. 1858 Fifth Avenue, on Thursday alter
noon, March a3, for recital by Fritz Krcisler
for the benefit of St. Mary's Free Hospital
for Children. Tickets, at S. each, may be oh
tanned from Mrs. Speyer or from any member
Of the committee in charge Of the affair. On
the committee are Mrs. William Alexander,
Mrs. John Alexander, Mrs. George T. Bliss,
Mrs. J. Nelson Borland Mrs. George ?. Cam
mann. Mrs David Crawford Clark, Mrs c. c.
Cuyler. Mrs T. Grand dHauteville. Mrs K. l..
Fowler. IT, Miss Doris Francklyn. Miss Mabel
Gerry, Mrs. J. Horace Harding. Mrs. Charles
W. Hardness. Mrs David Heller, Mrs w. w.
Hoppin, jr Mrs. Richard Irwin, Mrs. Charles
H. Marshall Mrs Lewis G. Morris, Mrs.
Henry w. Munroc Mrs. George 3. Post, Mrs.
J. Hopkins Smith Mrs. Frank K. Sturgis Mrs.
Forsyth Wci<es and Mrs M. Orme Wilson
committee OF New York women has been
appointed by the New York Association for
Improving the Condition OF the Poor to assist
in directing the activities OF the Old Mems
Toy Shop. Miss Christine S. Foster, who es
tsblshed the shop and for several months
maintained it before it was taken over by the
A. I. {. p, continues in charge, and from
seventy 70 eighty men arc constantly en-
ployed. They are now making an assortment
OF wooden toys particularly appropriate for
Easter. and one OF the first activities OF the
new committee will be TO secure the sale OF
these toys i'll stores private bazaars and SINH
lar places The members OF the committee
are: Miss Beatrice Bend, chairman. Mrs.
lanes A. Burden, jr. Mrs. Charles Conntelt.
Miss Juliana Cutting, Mrs. Junius Fl. McHen-
ny, Mrs Henry Phipps, Miss Grace Potter.
Mrs. Allan A. Robbins, Mrs. James Roosevelt,
Mrs William F. Sheehan, Miss Ruth V.
Twombly, Mrs. Peter B. Wyckof and Miss
Christine S. Foster.
The regular monthly meeting OF the board
OF managers OF the Free Industrial School and
Country Home for Crippled Children will be
held at the school building, All West Fifty
seventh Street on Tuesday at II o'clock. The
annual luncheon prepared by the pupils OF the
school will be served at I2:IS o'clock. The
officers OF the society President. Mrs.
Arthur Elliot Fish; honorary vicc-presdents,
Mrs. William Samuel Hawk and Mrs Charles
Thorley; e-presdents, Mrs. George Joseph
Smith, Mrs Samuel Shpley Blood, Mrs. Frank
Jefferson Bodgett Mrs William Jerome
Tooney, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Foster
Coates Mrs. F. Ellwood Briggs Mrs Casper
William Dean, Mrs. James Merrihew, Mrs.
Thomas Lewis Mrs. George Oscar Cole, Mrs.
Albert Garfield Bage, Mrs. Frederick Andrew
Baggs, Mrs Frank Keith Taylor and Mrs.
Frank Scott Gerrish: treasurer, Mrs. Edward
Davis Jones; corresponding secretary, Miss
Florence Guernsey, and secretary. Mrs Hugh
Reid LawfoId
Madame Butterfly" will be given by the New
York Mozart Society (Mrs. Noble Mcconnell,
presdenD at its musical on April at the
Hotel Aston The production will be given
with the entire scenic and costume environ
rnent, and there will be an orchestra OF thirty
FIVE musicians under the leadership OF Joseph
Pasternack and the entire production will be
under the direction OF Milton Aborn. All the
boxes on the first tier have already been sold,
and the affair promises to be one OF the most
brilliant ever given by the society. Among
the members who will have large parties on
that day are Mrs Augustus C. Corby, Mrs. K.
II. Davis, Mrs. Benjamin Adriance, Mrs. Clar
ence Burns, Mrs. J. Schenck Van Siclen, Mrs.
Homer Lee, Mrs. James J. Gormley. Mrs.
Frank G. Cochran, Mrs. John J. Hayes, Mrs.
+. Macdonald Sinclair, Mrs. Frederick Cush-
ing Stevens, Mrs. Mcconnell, Mrs. A. j. Wells
and Mrs. Cary F. Simmons.
The board Of directors, the chairman and
vice-chairmsn OF the New York Mozart So
cety gave luncheon for Mrs. Noble McCon-
nell the president OF the society yesterday
afternoon in the Louis XIV Room Of the
Hotel Aston previous 10 the musical Of the
society II was in honor Of Mrs. McConnels
birthday and was surprise affair. /.
arranged by Mrs. Samuel Gardner Estabrook,
assisted by Mrs. James ]. Gormley and Mrs.