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y. j.. Fob. l?.-SoJourners
,,.re are again enjoying all the WINE.
a,orts AT their best. When the receht
srowafo1n began there was no Ice on
tho lakes and the Toe which began for1n-
ing sunday night II smooth and Clear as
glass Lake C~arasaljo Is entirely covered
with Zee averaging I'VE }nchee thick. per
uniting the skaters 10 uee mo Two THY
st~raightaway course w1thout W.
.ion. S~,e,ehing, sobogvanins and poo
II ,Nd,ns have also played q prom'Is"'
mart in the amusement programme nc
hill On Clifton avenue has oeen wv
renSesyous Of the shedding continsent
dsy and night. The children predominats
IN the afternoon, but the Grownups ho'o
.vay during the moonlight u
TIE American ball al the tavreI
House thts evening attracted more man
zoo members OF the fashionable set ana
moved 10 be the leading Junction OF the
,yaek Each person wore an American
a. ~ sore size, varying from the 'iny
am one I'm the b~uttonhole 70 . fnl gown.
we most popular musical number on
~. rroVrapme was a medley OF national
ain arranged in half time Tor 'he
dAncers. ,.-..-
A series Of SATURDAY evenin4 INVITA-
ton dances % be held in the palm room
~ the Observation-Disclosures began 10
rI.n, They will be under the direction
~ Wr,. Frederic Clare Boustead.
The arst meeting Of Mrs, George rai
Bakers sewing class was hei1 W
her homo. Edgenere. on LAKE lriVe
Monday afternoon. II war the larses'
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QUEBEC.

QUEBEC. Canada, Feb. 19.-Morc Ameri-
cans are enjoying the winter sports
In Quebec now than at any previous
time during the winter. That their
judgment In choosing February for their
Canadian holiday is good Is proved ny
tho continuous sunshine and clear cold,
invigorating days. The enthusiasm In
so great that men and women alike
frequently wear their sports clothes TO
luncheon and often TO dinner, making
the dining rooms AS colorful and pie
turesque as the skating Kinks and to-
boggan slides.
MIR. and Mrs. Cyri, James Nathan OF
New York. the latter Mrs. Grace Della
plainc Stuart, who were married Feb
ruary q la Philadelphia. are spending
their honeymoon in Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. VI. Oeirichs Of New
York have arrived ~ Quebec TO join
their daughter. Mr,. Peter Martin. and
her young SOL. who have been ~ the
Chateau frontenac for several weeks.
Among other New York guests at the
Chateau for the winter siiorts are Mr..
and Mrs. c. a.. Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry II. Law. Miss Moore. u. X. Brick
man. Mr.. ~ Mrs. John Russell. Mr..
and Mrs. ". q. BENNETT, Herman =.
Heidc, William +. Iieide. II. u. Forbes,
Il. u. Murphy and the Misses Murphy.
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CAMDEN, 8. G.

CAMDEN. s. c.. Feb. 1a.--The clear
cold weather OF Monday night did not
chcck the attendant" at the Valentine
Day dance at the kirkwood. when Cam
den society responded to invitations
from Mr.. krumbholz TO Join IN 10 make
merry on this OCCASION by dancing from
. until /.
Friday evening the Hobkirk Inn was
a gay scene when the dancing set re-
sponded to invitations 20 dance away
the hours. A large number were pres.
ent and enjoyed the occasion to the
fullest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett l.. Crawford Of
Port Chester. n. v. arrived here this
week. Mr.. Crawford played on the
local polo team a few years ago and
soon after his return got into tho game
again, playing a good game each time.
Mr.. and Mrs, George e. Clauscn o,
New York city arrived In Camden th.4
week. where they are visiting their
son, Edgar Y. Clausen.
Last Sunda. evening Mr.. and Mrs
John II. Todd Of New York city CAV.
4 dinner party 10 sixteen. Included ~
the bill OF fare was wild turkey, which
MIR. Todd had killed while hunting near
Camden. Among h guests were M
and Mrs. 7. Ashley Sparks. Mr. an,
Ms. NJ. l.. Noyes and Miss EI,ra
krumbholz of New York.
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'Tip,r,i,c Nvs a. n l,as,Aa,o, >yra
Lawrerc, + pr,ir. Wrs pa.cn,,,
c.,,., Ma Snhra u,r,.u IL,
Semple, Mrs. j. Horton Fail and Mrs.
CharIes Louis Sl,ard.
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Tho ~,onmi,,a. vbtcb 10 ,,,oras,aa a.,
IN. poo, hn,,,s N,n,r,i.i ,son,,a,,,,, ,,s
enlisted tbn sunnor, ~, a., w,nnar",.
Wi,sn, and - ""n,
members are arranging a bridge marty
for March | A, the Plan Nr> George
wilson smith is Ni~.,-r,p.rt nj larry, nf
tho association, which H. ~de,yor! To
rails, 5000 nc,d.i 10 comul.t, , fnud
oC 10000 fur the purpose of erecting a
monument Ia the memory of pn,ahontas
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T, a,a A.. ,o., p.,,i., ,., T..
7 wv '..si"r iet"s.e' III
riven on T,,oad,y o,,,rnas. a." A."
,nn,a,Ga ,nunn "'vrno'" : .Le Az
N'''' .'"'' - W"t rltt!-IouFtn
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GENERAL NEWS OF SOCIETY

presided y dance WAS given by the
Beethoven circle OF young women
j~0"Is. Miss Frances Hallcnb-ch prcsl-
dem, ana the young men ushers on
Friday evening. The society Will hayc
. ard party this week at ne Manha;-
tan square Hotel.
TW" musicales ara being arranged by
the & mtcssa \. Maria III Salisco for the
afternoons of March = and . AT the Plaza,
a ioili"n Of the receipts from wni"h vii.
h" given TO Italian war charities. The
pd'rGr SEES lnclld" .irs. Winthrop Bun,
VI. IS. james Byrne, Miss Augusta Childs.
ME- Thomas /. rhadhOurur. Jr.. NJ.
'ha@l"S II. DttSou. Miss Edit, I,sl:r
t:nurrt, Nina I'1la Form. Mrs. iIeicu
Hartley JcrNins. Mis-. Hamilton Fish
ho..I, Mrs. otto ~. Kahn. Miss ,;ertrudr
Parsons, Mrs. William Ross Proctor.
Mr.. IiIdolph Schirmor. Miss Gcrtrudo
SCHUYLER. Mrs. Otis Skinner, Mrs. Alex.
and"r Blair Thaw, Mrs. Robert Winthrop
and Mrs. r. Dana Winslow.
on February % tho Minerva Club.
Mrs. Mary Stoke MacNutt president.
VIII have It's breakfast and social meet
ing at the Waldorf-Astoria. The speaker
of the day will be Dr. John Dewey OF
Columbia. Miss Harriet Rehmee viii
sirs and Leo Braun will he at the piano.
For tle benefit Of German and Aus
tria0 Ndg prisoners In siberia AN cntcr-
tainn"nt was given m the ballroom Of
I'll" l'ta-tI,iton on Wednesday after
noon. J. was undo" tie auspices OF
Princess Iiatzfoldt and Alexander Nub.r
won Pcrcked. Austro-iiunga'ian Consul
General. The programme included songs
tr. hf.r. SgllIflun IIDfpls q, ca,tt,,Ia,
by Hans rnterkircher, songs by Frank.
lin i'lh"r, dances by Mis- 'Iild1 Eiynr
II Il number ~ tihi"tuN.
MIS-. T.. lle.Eer alI two children
appeared IN ON" entitled "Charity." Miss
Marian Stu"r.r was 'l'syrhc," Mrs. T.. W.
de Lesser "~Cl"ppatra' and Miss Anna VIII
helm appeared AS a madonna" Two
childi"a, Albert de Bary aud Louis Put
naH. Myers, We're THE Melon Eaters"
In u tthlctu Of "Haryrst" were Miss
Grrtrudc EthuscH, Mr.. y. l.. I,rinrke,
Mrs, ", Hurgchard, Miss Paula Blum
and Ms, \uaustr ~Jelllughaus. ~ I,oy
N'tl latIiit' was represented by Miss
MtXiu" St".sor and ave Maria" by
Mir Mr!!"r Schlll, 'Gunrlian Angels
we're 81" Niss,r lti'h t.,hs!nr, EleuLur
Ialrusttdt aud Emma Sroehr.
Miss Arlene Lut,gen WAS seen "Listcn-
I iug 10 the Fni"ies" and In the picture of
the Judgment of Paris were Mrs. r.,
Wilclies. Mrs. ~ Won ialtcnborn, Miss
Mir!ar"t Wid"ne" ard Hans Inter
lirChor. \ "Fishcr Maid" picture was
done hy Miss GI,dSs Brown and In
Spira;iou' was represented by Miss Tild,
,ioilinrhais. Miss Charlotte WILDER and
Nj, Bu,onl We're in the tablesu "Ii.r
First Jewels" and Miss Jennie Nalliere
was In Il tahleau 90 lied "Iiococo." \
| scene from the opera "R~Osenkayalier''
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BERMUDA.

HAMILTON. Bermuda. Feb. lt.-Thc
annual tennis tournament for the cham
o!"nsliip "f Bermuda will bc held on ,h,
'"uf'h at TIA" Hamilton Hotel. com
m,i'lug on March II and lasting
'"bu' on" week. Prizes Will be given
80" 10" oiio iHg events. Mcu'I single.
i'>t ''Wd second prize mems double.
hrrt and second prize MIXED doubles.
hr't II second prize ladies doubles.
'irSt ana second prize ladies' singles.
INST and second prize consolation prizn
Ter mru's doubles consolation prizc for
mons single.
III" r"u.uf.tte" in 'hdrge Is compo.a i
~ col. william Denny Of Iijtsburg
Chairman Richard barrel, Of RcruUId.
aHd g /. Sk,uuer Of Bermuda.
This "N"t; n usually one of tho most
popular >"ci'l occasions Of the s"a~nn
and Is under tn" patronage Of his ~
,eiicu,y the Governor.
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On the reception committee were Mrs.
Albert de Barry. Jr., Mrs. Nahan Franko.
Mrs, otto Goritz. Mrs. Isaac Gu-geu-
helm, Mrs. Philip LeWisohu, Mrs. Louis
Putnam Myers. Mrs. John Simon and
Mrs. william X. shepherd.
A military bail IN aid OF destitute
widows will he given tomorrow evc-
Ming in the Sixty-ninth Regiment
Armory. Twenty sixth street and Len
ington hyrnue. The ball will he uperod
by Borough President and Mrs. Marcus
VI. Marks, and Mrs. Charles DppcnhcIm
VIII be chairman OF the oin ittce.
which Will include Mrs. William Fin
stein. Mrs. Henry Xuck-rmav. Mrs.
Samuel Fl"ersh,ImeY. Mrs. Henry Bplou-
licimer.' Mrs. Harry Kraft, Mrs. HENRY
oll"shcinrr, Mrs. Stmue. kucHis, Mrs
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

WHIT SrtrrrE Srri>gs. " ~, r.s
1~a.-Thoso who &c 40 'H g; ..,N..
taking the cur" have had w.. .., ,
outdoor sports during lcuafttNI, NV ~
like weHtncr. kn'.s Nouat, ..i =,
new 'atamuuu; trall igr, lu,.. f.,,.
hauu,S of the .,icr. iuI ',,'r...
the golf lluks nav" h"p tu. .,, 4,
some exciting matrh',
The Honeymoon trail l.'W.., WA..
sulphur Springs ami i,a .'.. -.
county seat of G''"uhri,l ,uYI.. Fl,
have ~ metal surface tIIv ,r.H.. .
tho automohilc enthusiastic 900. .,.p.i.
greatly. This uju, nude dti,, ID, ln, .
ia" mos, hcauI.ful .u thc ND,. a..
This work q. part EFF t'" u"ur.r,r,,
planned by ihc state l'',ulr.,'. ;-..
viding for an eXp"uIiiIr. "f ..r~,.
mately $1,000. 600
Mrs. &. i.cdStrd llri, aud VI Nl
lam Clark. vino ava. down i- f.. h'.
returned to New Y"rk Thur. , arr
Mrs. Roland Redmond ti.t = q,
Il. Cross arc hc.e fr the ,Il.
Edward Grifith and lis m"..o-. W..
Lucy Tate Griffith oc "a, pltza. Y't,.
this week. Mrs. Mah,l : i,o'p.ua l.
companied them.
Mr.. owen Johnson tos joined u,.
johnson at She o~ireeubr'o,
Among other New YORKER WHO 49,.
here FOR the cure ar" Nv aud Nj III
shelton. Mrs. ",ltr.rr, : Nul.nu
ana Mrs. VI V. Il Jolr.-pu. r'rel,- . 81
Won Stade and MI aud NJ " .i,u ,
Hazard.
NJ. and Mrs karl 1~uushlu' ss q,
completed y stay ~ nv, W''l.s ',aiac'
cure and gUu, or t. MfusItuaSl l.r. r
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Randolph Guggeuhe!mer. Mrs, Leon
kamaisky. Mrs. San uel Elkeles. Mrs.
Daniel ,iugsouhe'm. Mrs. Marcus NJ.
Marks and Mrs. Aiulpb lrwisohn.
Tho Ccrclc DAMS, organized by the
Misses Srmplr, VII! give tho last OF the
series Of supper dances in the Empire
Room NJ the Waldorf Astoria tomorrow
evening Among the p~atron.sscs are
Ms G.orG, Gordon Rattle, Mrs, Sar,cll
Prentice. MIS-. John j. Touktn, Mrs.
l'rauN Merrill ~clmaus, Mrs, Henry
Pearson, Mrs Joseph " Jones, Mrs.
James ~ D.nWidti", Mrs John W Quay,
Nj. 'laroucc FULLERTON, Mrs. John
STRONG Foster. N:-. IleUry Charles
Nuth. Mr.. ll'nry 'larho Cue. Ms.
Walter l.. Mtc''or,lc, Mrs. Clit,oA
l'otch. Mrs. Charles ". Min, Mrs, Y. NJ.
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AIKEN. S. C.

AiKES. :. g.. Feb, la-Tae season
h now Well on and IN q fortnight will
b. al rs height VITA the annual Polo,
golf. t,ln!s ana shooting ma;c."s on tine
hogralame. which WIN he well filled
with events until the middle of April.
There have ae,N several big dove
drives during the week. To" most sue
ccseful having been ,lGtt given by OiE-
leigh Thorne when sixteen guns re-
turned with over zoo birds, The high
guns OF the shoot were Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock. Mr.. Hitchcock and G.. Oliver
Jselin. There were only two other
women In the party. Mrs. j. r. Davis
snd Ms Helen Hitchcock. Other. in
the party were Marshall Field 81. ches-
ter Thorne, Frank X. Hitchcock, J. T..
Davis. Ernest \. Thomson. Quincy A..
Shaw I'd. ". N. Mccoy. r, Shlddy Won
Stade md William ". Carter.
Every afternoon during the week fol-
lowing the annual shooting MATCHES at
the Aiken Gun club, the golf events at
the club and the polo matches ON the
Whitney and PIN Tree Fields there
have been big sssemblages at the I'al-
metto Golf club FOR :hr daily teas.
which started un Moniay with one given
hy Mrs, Robert +. Stra wbridg. ~
Philadelphia, DW Tuesday Miss Julia
'-.'s- H~ssis:,u Mrs.. George vuu l..
Meyer, VINO war the hostess, ana the roe
mainder of the week Mrs. philip w.
Livermure, Mrs, Henry W, de Forest,
Mrs. T.. Ambrose Clark and Mrs W.
scott Cameron entertained.
several private car parties arrived
late !as. week 20. the annual! shoots at
the Aiken Gun club, which brought out
hs throh ~ every day. Roy A. itaiucy,
Eh"n NJ h""rs and Oh. &. W. Trcy.cr
we're among those bringing parties for
IL" shoots.
Mrs. j, Scarlc Barclay, who is visit
ns Mr., and Mrs, G. Oliver Iselin, was
gwen a big dinner party. Mrs. e.. w,
,.o'an entertained for Miss Helen Rjyes,
VINO mas been visiting Miss Itose Dolan,
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4, ,,sub.,s n, Tho Daughters of the Revo-
luton and tho Daughters az the Aner!-
can Revolution, who are direct descend
! ants OF the earliest Long Island faini-
lies.
Many veterans Of the Grand Army o.
the Republic nave consented to take part
IN tho 1850 dance, which IL In charge
~; Mrs. Roland Whitney Belts.
MANY dinners preceded the black and
hit BAH Of the Brooklyn Junior
League q, the Heights Casino on Thurs
day evening. Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw
entertained ir compliment TO MISS VIZ
| yiuIy TIaruo " Chicago. the hancee "t
h,r son. ,;uthr!a shaw. who Is spending
a FORTNIGHT, with the Shaws at their
home. - Montgomery place among
tho other dinner hostesses were MIS-
| Frederick Il. Haight and Mrs. warren
| Murdoch.
Mrs Edward Hubbard Litchield OF :
Mcntasue terrace Will give u large NJ
ception IN Friday afternoon fece'vlns
with hcr will ~ Miss Madelear,e i-ltch-
,cld, Miss Marion fatchneld ~ Mrs
Bayard Sands Litchheld.
TIL, PLAYERS Will give a dance AFTER
their performance az next ThNrTha!
evening In rnc ballroom ~ the Hotel
Enssrl'.
r,r the benefit OF the Home for
III, uilnsS Women and children n hrllg'
,art, win he given at the Hotel BIOS
s.rt on Saturday afternoon, mrs J"hh
II Rlcecker is chairman "t me ON
mi,,cc, which Includes Mrs, WNllam ~
un>i,. Mrs. W. X. Wariell. Miss Kelsey.
| Miss Erust and Mrs. r. l.. 81. John.
Mrs. \. T.. Rabcock Of 1917 President
stree, viii act as hostess for the next
meeting at the Women OF 20 Chapter.
u. \. l.. ON Wednesday,.
Miss rthclyn Louise Van Nostrand.
danghter of Mr.. and Mrs. ,Iohn Van Nos
rant. of 632 Eastern Parkway. will he
married to Herbert Edward summer on
Thur,uav evening. March lG. in st,
paur. Conversational Church. The
! Re>. ~. y. Mc,iec Waters. an uncle ~
The u.iir, viii perform tho ceremony,
I v.iuH H. 10 is follnw'l by Il reception
IT Ga" Hotel R"'acrt.
Thr .Huual luncheon OF the CuluuIa,
nmughi"rs ot In, seventeenth Century.
! Mr.. G-uiE, \ .\lliU president, will take
| place THURSDAY aitrrunou AT the brook
I'm Numnu'S Club. Mrs, John I'm is
1 riHirWau Of the day and the occasion
Niil nr"l TN" .huth anniversary q: the
int r;iv purchase IT land ~ Long
Island. After the iurcn"ou Major Cough
I'm Will i,l'" an illustrated lecture show
ms rall> rIoperti,s nul houses of his
tori, Interest.
Under the ausric"s Of the house COM
initiee ri the Brooklyn Wumau's club
II card party viii be given at the club
house on FRIDAY afternoon. h pro-
ceeds win he used to furnish the commit
tee room upstairs.
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CONCERTS AND RECITALS

'"rhe Flying Dutchman." Wagner. Nine.
Clausseu a dance rhapsody, pclius,
Samuel y, Baldwin viii play the fol-
lowing programme At lbs free organ re-
cital AT the city Cu,lrr. this afternoon
~ ! o'olncH l'ro.Vuo and fnguc IN y
minor, IIHcl. Introduction to third act
"b!c Mcis'crslupsr." Wtguer: suite IN
&, Bartlett, 1t fantasy, Ford romance,
G'.|uil'; ,tul' s,u.phourquc, Eossi ;
it'-o from symphony From the New
N"r.i' lN"'ah siaud ch"ur in Il
mayor, fulInaut
Wednesday, February 81, at I O'Clock
l%'I"ltul" and fugue in { major. bach
ANA mt" Ia u, S3lJs sonata No. :, GuI-
'n,tn', ~ The AItUrElOw, Strang milurt
Ia u, Mozart Alagrhe Russo. Schminke .
Srr"utd" Schubert SIaud chmur in u
nat, dubois.
William Wade liirshaw. harytonc, Will
gu" mis- N'W Work. recital on Tuesday
afternoon, February -. AT CARNEGIE
Han. liis programme" will include
hNnlak's "Xigruucrm"lpdicn' and lem
sons "l.iedor Won Euloustein" besides
an Aria, story" I|utausta," from Ham
drFs "prlnndr'' Ihi, batter has prob
ni|' m",'r h,rorr h.ru sum in Nrw
f.rl, at 20 ~roni',l
Tho So-'l>,t> F'rirp quartet aud VI.
igrd Ic N"'o. u,au.-l, N.lI give their hrs;
concert IN cpnJu'C'Inu CA Monday .ye-
ntnc, f.p. ulIN -. a. Aaolian Han. TIN,
pl"I.''n'u" Mil nsla'- Of three move
'.'s, " quartet, by Victor Kolar. a So
lit@ for violin al"d ~plaru.by ,iuillaume
~ 'H. arj a p'i'l"t 10y the SAINT COM
poser.
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continued from Second Pane.

Richardson Henderson. Ms. HERMAN
H'.'' Mr., Russell Harding, Mr.. Viii
lam Rlpiubcrg. Ms. Percy Fisher, Mrs.
Clara Dickinson, Mrs. clarence Phillips,
Ms, William M~,cNagraw. Miss frances
!.i!r..us. Mrs. W. bradford Jordan. Mrs
Harold Remington. Mrs. Rulo Reese.
Ms. Robert Randall. Mrs. James Sned-
dol. Mrs. Albert Scllenings, Mrs. John
Sipe, Mrs. Howard Snarkry, Mrs. Will
i"n Shields, Mrs, Edmond Sans. Mrs.
t.. II. simpson, Mrs. Lincoln Wag.nhals.
Mrs. Ralph Waldell. Mrs. charles
Iat l"r, Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs. -. g.
Sh'I. Mrs Charles Weimar and Mrs.
ON saturday at noon the Woineu's
Press club. Ms. Iiaryot Holt Dcy pres!-
deilt, will celebrate founders day with
!ts annual breakfast In the Astor Gal
l.ry in the Waldorf-Astoria.
\ reception will he given nj the Hotel
Gotham on Friday afternoon by Mrs.
William \. Hamilton. Mrs. Lewis Is.
Woodruff ana Mrs. william Delavan
Baldwin for Percy ". Muncy. At ii the
portrait Of Fritz Holm as a commls-
stone" of the Boy Scouts of America,
tn" recent work Of Mr., Muncy, will be
exhibited. Tea viii NE served at j
o'clock, and there VIII be music,
"Th" omen Air Theatre" furnished the
subjects FOR IN" Programme AT the last
social day on Tuesday nf the New York
Theatre Club. Mrs, Belle de Rivera
president, at the Hotel Astor. Miss
Helen harrington discussed the "Origiu
and Development OF open Air Per-
forntlces," "Onen Air Theatres of
America" was the subject of the paper
b. Mss Martht Leonard of the Mount
kis'o open Ar TAcitre. Two mo-
ton picture pays, Love Thrills of
Shakespeare" AID Midst Woodland
shadows were siown and Robert HI
Hard told amusing experiences ana Mrs.
Mary Austin spoke on "Open Air Thea
tres for the People"
The annual musicale ~ the Manha,-
tan study Club vii! be given nor
a. the home Of Mrs. Judd Edwin Wells,
81" Riverside" Drive. The Brahms Quar-
'r' VIII render n programme OF SolIgs
TIA. singers are Pauline lirouu-ifuX, Irgt
solrano; Ed.tn Edwidgc Bennett, sec.
ond soprano; iii.,la Grace Ceiling. FIRST
cunt.alto. and Eleanor Undergraduates
second cputralto. The other artists viii
be Harold Osborn Smith, pianist Mrs.
Beatrice Fine and Mrs, Elizabeth Hess,
sopranos. Mrs. Augusta Wrensch, con-
tralto. and Miss Mary Seller, l,arpist.
Miss Gladys Fairbanks viii give somc
readings. The entertainment vii! bc
followed by tea.
Ms, James Daniel Mortimer, presl-
dent Of the Beethoven Society, IL re-
covering from an attack Of grin at her
home In the Apthorp. She was unable
to be present at the society's last after
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ings are q fad with vomen e,ium,.
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7. rott," r.t,t,.,
a number OF Brpoklyn II ends - . h...
steak dinner TUESDAY cvrI.'y IN .
Clarendon grill. The affair Vr Y,-s,..
IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs A,'Un, % G',.
Among those present WEI, MIR. aal A.,
James B. Moore, Mrs. Arthur lm.b,..l
Mr.. and Mrs. a A. Schless ugcr. I;oIr
a. Bond and Vance Richmond
The Clarendon IL entertain ur ,-o
New YORK Mrs. Edna y. Tee. w. d.
Mrs. Leslie T.. Hamilton. Mr. a,I NJ,
o.. r. Taussic. Dr. :. g. ,'rov VIZ No..
Mrs. J. :. Lawson, Mr. tirl-n ~
,~iaitcs. Jr.. Mr.. amt Mrs -. r'.s W =
lard, Miss Marjorie :. rcr,u'. ,ri IN,
erfck VI. Vincent.
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dancing Of the old fashioned uuadrllle
and n, v%arsoNicnnc 10y "A number OF
young men II women, member of
Augustus smart set.
Every night the inn !s the scene of
two or moro dinner parties the charm
of which Is the informally of the af-
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fairs. Those who have entertained at
dinner recently include Miss katherine
Barnes aud Joseph Barnes of New York.
Mrs. Cortelyou Of New York and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Seney. New York
Among the arrivals from New York
arc Mr.. n Mrs. c. w. leighton, Mr..
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AUGUSTA. GA.

Nr'rsrN, Ga. Feb. Ia.-Partridga
Inn has had % series of dinner parties.
Jur'>s and iiiormdi luncheon parties.
at l"tniig here III many seasons has
80 led IN" hr.llIaiIcy q the black ana
EhIir ball given here on. the night of
:. Valentines. Wien several hundred
guests assembled in the hugo lobby OF
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the inn. The affair was preceded by a
large card party. The fact that the
card party n bail were given for
charity n the proceeds used for the
benefit Of the Crawford Club assured
its success from the start. Tn reser-
vations for tables were In charge Of
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Mrs. H.. p. Barum. Mrs. c. +. john
son and Mrs. T.. T.. Mitchell
The Baroness de Kuttlestop of on
don, England. who is spending the WIN
ter at the inn. has revived the long for-
gotten square dances and the feature
Of the black and white ball waa the
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Fine Skating at Lakewood-..W White Sui
phur Springs, Hot Springs and Othe,
Points Report Rush Of Guests

and Mrs. Charles Vanderbilt. Mics NJ.
r. O'Donohue. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Muir.
ply and Mrs. Junius 8. Morgan ana
son. Mrs. Morgan liz u cousin OF j.
Iitrpont Morgan.
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Florida Resort Never So Crowded
With Visitors -. Private Houses
Communicated to Hold Them

Mrs. King Carley gave a luncheon for
Miss Perrin of Baltimore. who is visiting
her.
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BROOKLYN ADvFKTIsEMy>I<
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presided y dance WAS given hy the
H"''hpN"u circle ~ young women
: ~'"Is. Miss Frances Hallcnb-ck prcsl-
dem. ana the young men ushers on
FRIDAY evening. Tho society Will hayc
y ard party this week At ne Manhat-
tan square Hotel.
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!'nd,r the ausrlc"s Of tn. house COM
nitier nj the Erooklyn Momau's club
II card party viii be given at the club
house on FRIDAY afternoon. The pro-
ceeds viii be used to furnish the commit
tee room upstairs.
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Ms, James Daniel Mortimer, presl-
dent of the Beethoven Society, IL re-
covering from an attack Of grip at her
home In the Apthorp. She was unable
to be present at the society's last after
o O musicale IND In her place Mrs.
Simon Baruch, the first vicc-presldent,
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On saturday at noon tho Woineu's
Press Club. Ms. liaryOt Holt Dcy pres!-
dent. Will celebrate founders day with
~ annual breakfast In the Astor CAL
l"ry in the Waldorf-Astoria.
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The Flying Dutchman," Wagner, Nine,
Clausseu a dance rhapsody, pclius,