New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-12

their fifth annual caro- party, al the Hoss
BeIleclaire. on Saturday. March 4. There v..
about 800 players. and 100 remained for di,
uer and dancing which followed. Mrs. Job,
a. Crowley was chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Mcconnell LEI, tov,
Yesterday for Pinehurst N. C.. where the,
will remain about ten days.
Another OF the series OF card parties for III,
benefit of the East Side Clinic for Wom..
and Children Mrs Noble Mcconnell. pre,.
dent. will be held on Wednesday, at the Hot.
Aston.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Copeland. of the Be.
nord, Broadway and Eighty-sixth Street, ha,
zone to Palm Beach, to remain until the end
OF Lent.
Miss Louise Trevor. whose engagementto
/ Ccupe- Lord was announced on Friday, is
a great grand daughter OF Louise Sales. the
daughter of wealthy and aristocratie old
French family OF this city. Miss SALES was
the first wife OF the late Lispenard Stewar
lander. mother of William Rhinelander Stew.
art Lispenard Stewart and Mrs. Frank
Witherbee. Louise Stewart. Miss Treyors
grandmother married John b. Trevor, one Of
this cty's most distinguished bankers. who
financially aided the government during the
Civil War Mr.. Lords business achievements
point to a promising career He is son o.
the late James Brown Lord, a graduate o.
Harvard and a member OF the Union
Knickerbocker Tuxedo, Country, Sleepy HoL
low, Downtown and Garden City Golf clubs
TIE wedding will take place in June. Tn.
portrait OF Miss Trevor published in yes.sr.
days Tribune was copyright photograph BY
Hr. and Mrs. Braden.
Asbury Park. N. J., March 1.-The inauI
Of Lenten visitors 10 Asbury Park has given
impetus to the spring entertainment pro.
gramme being arranged by the City Commit
sioners, and there will be no lack Of d.
version appropriate to the season. Specs
fetes in tho hotels, entertainment on The
boardwalk and Lenten recitals will form part
of the schedule One OF the notable rectss
will be that arranged by Mrs. Bruce S. Keatcr
as a memorial for the late {. B. Hawlty
the composer who was stricken while cor.
Quoting concert here last fall and who did
soon afterward. Mr.. Hawleys csntata, I'll,
Christ Child" will be given at one Of the cor
certs. -Four members of the Mendessohn
Club Of New York. OF which the composer
was member, will assist. Rollo Maitland
the blind organist of Philadelphia Fredefief
Schleider, New York organst and chorus
OF fifty voices organized by Dr. Joseph H.
Bryan. will take part in subsequent pro-
grammes
In the First Baptist Church Monday nigh,
the first of four Lenten organ recitals, e.
planatory of the music dramas of Richard
Wagner, will be given by Professor Ball. the
organist. The recitals will continue MONDAY
evenings. the themes in order being Tam
hauser." "Lohcngrn," Tristan und Isolde
the Ring Cycle and "Parsfal' The Board
walk Easter entertainment in the Casino viii
follow the Lenten programme. The reguhf
Casino orchestra will be enlarged for ts
week, and the special programme will end
with fancy dress ball on the Monday follow
ing Easter.
Six hundred ministers Of the New len1
Conference of the Methodist Episeopa
Church will open their annual eight-day 'e'
sions here next Wednesday. To-morov
Bishop William A. Quayle, OF ST. Paul, MIMI
who will preside at the Conference. will dedi
cate the Ballard Memorial Church, named iof
Dr. Aaron L. Ballard. the os-year-old pfes
dent OF the Ocean Grove Csmpmeeting Aso'
citation.
The spring season in Asbury Park Will De
further enlivened by the presence OF four hun
drcd delegates 10 the annual convention OF me
New Jersey Federation OF Womens Clu0S
May II, II and 10. DR.. Ella Prentiss Uphan
president OF the Womsn's Club OF AsouN
Park; Mrs. r. Albert Tusting. former pres
dent, and Mrs. a. B. Proa OF Nutley. corr
pose the convention committee
On the night OF March % the boardwalk en-
tcrt9inment season will open in The Casno
with an American night fcte. The ie,e VII
centre about national preparedness. Ins''
will be a company OF minute men in Coon'
unitom, group OF Civil War veterans ana
detail Of local guardsmen OF the New le'se
militia TO take part in a demonstration 70,
preparedness. The grand march will be ~
by hfer and two drummers costumed 70 "F
resent The Spirit OF 70"
The American Library Association mas J"
lcotcd Asbury Park for its annual conyenn0,
IN June. and the New Monterey Hotel an"
hotel Columbia have been reserved enu''p
;or the delegates. The sessions will 'on''n''
ior ten days.