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The Baltimore and Ohio's operating
revenue for the month of November
exceeded that of November OF last
year by more than half million dol
lars, or $6S4.711.OO. The total operat.
ing revenue for the month Of Novem.
Der was S9,91S,39S against $9,233,6S2
Tor November of last year. Every
month for the past five months has
shown consistent gain over CORE.
spending months of last year.
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WANTED-Men TO work on new hotel,
Apply plumber al new hotel.
13.29.St No 1854
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INDUSTRIAL
FAIRMONT

There is no possibility of the new
Bell Telephone building being de-
stroyed by fire. Tile and metal lath
was used for the walls. The stairs are
Of concrete and the ratings OF steel.
The windows are made with wire WOW.
en- through them so that heat will not
cause them 10 break and fall out. The
outer doors in every room are OF steel
and made to fit air tight. operating
something like water tight bulk heads
on ships. The floors are OF fireproof
material and window and door frames
are CT metal.
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MONEY TO LOAN
RooMs-FuRNIsHEp

FOR RENT-Two or three furnished.
rooms for light housekeeping. Call.
Bell phone 261.M. 12-12.tf No 1885
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED - Girls at the Fairmone
Stogie Co Good wages, steady work.
MI r. over l6 year, old. Falrmout
Stogie Co. 12-4.tf ~. A,yl
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HELP wANTED-MALE

WANTED-Men. Steady employment
at inside work. Helmick Foundry
Machine Co. 12.7-tf No 1716
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cling act from the same play. An anus
lnE novelty, The Matinee Girl" will
h" given by Miss Margaret Summer,
William Elliott and the original cas, OF
THE Greatest Nation" will also take
part. The programme will be followed
10y tea. h clubs mex day will be on
Nrril :.
An afternoon Of Wngner,an opera Is
'iv'r on Thursday by the National Opera
'luh ot America, Mime, Won Klenner.
founder and president. IN the ballroom
OF the Waldorf Astoria. IIavrah Hub
bard talked on pie Melsterslrger" and
was assisted hy Wells Weston. who Illus
'ratcd Mr.. Huhhard's remarks on the
piano,
ih" club will give n German convrrsa-
z,u'o and dance in the Aston Gallery of
IN" waldorf on the evening Of March 81
and lis annual grand opera performance
VIII take place on April 3.
ON Thursday mornings during Lent
tho Little Mothers sewing class VIII meet
~ NapDN Day House. $50 second ave-
mo, Tho 'rst meeting was held last
wc"k. tn" littl" Mothers president.
Mrs 'lai' nee burns, viii he grateful
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Henry Pearson. Mrs. Walter Powell.
Mrs. |" II. Sewbcrt. Mrs. II. T.. Satter-
lee. Mrs. Charles Silliman. Mrs. W. II.
West, Mrs. clifford Williams, Mrs. Ed
win y. whitfield. Mrs. Il. l.. Wuodson.
Mrs. Minthurne Woolscy and Miss Helen
7 v. Bosworth.
Auction bridge and euchrc will he
played. The men belonging TO the club
will come in for tea. The chairman Of
The afternoon will he Mrs. Ernest T..
Malcolm of 2O3o broadway, from whom
tickets may be secured.
on Thursday at the Hotel Astor the
state Democratic Forum. Mrs. Robins
" l.au. president. held a meeting at
which John 4. Boylan was the guest of
honor and speaker. Following his ad-
dress he was elected an honorary mem
Der of the forum. The forum will have
q ard party with novel features on
March 30.
At the Hotel Fillmore on Friday the
Women's Forum will hold i,s regular
meeting. u will bc addressed ny W
l." saunders. president Of the American
Institute OF Mining Engineers and a
member OF the Naval Consulting Board.
lie VIII talk on industrial Prepared
ness for Peace and War" The talk
VIII he "lloned by the usual discuss
sion from the floor. Miss Helen vnrick
Boswell will preside.
ON Tuesday evening ,he Entire Nous
cab VIII have a leap year bail at the
liotel Majestic. II will he A dinner
danrc at which the women will choose
Their partners. Mrs. Timothy Martin
OConnor IS the hostess.
Prof T.. II. Wilson of the Arnold Ar.
bor.tum. Harvard University. wi.i give
a lecture at the Plaza Iiote, on luc.dty
at 3 O'Clock on japanese Homes and
Gardens" II will he under tae auspiscs
OF the Vivisection investigation League
ana under the patronage Of Gcn Nelson
\. Niles. Mrs. David f.ylic. Mrs. w
Bourke Cochran. i. Augustus Schermcr-
horn. Mrs. iicr5er, VI. Hartman.
charles +. Hoffman. Mrs. NJ ortrc WI.
son and Frank X. Sturgis.
The third annual concer, ot the
Observation-Disclosures Socic;, VIII he
held a; Carnegie Hall on March - IN
der the patronage Of Mrs. John Aspe-
rren. Mrs. Jasper Bayne. Mrs. Alfred {.
Bosom. Mrs. Ernest T. Garter. Miss
Villa Sibert Gather, Mrs. Chester ".
chaplin. Mrs. Harris Robbins Childs.
Mrs Sturris Coffin. Mrs. Paul -. cra-
Fa:h. Mrs. FRANK Damros'h. Mrs.
Charles II Dltson. Mrs. John y. Gade.
Mrs. John II. llage. Mr.. =: Henry
Hartman. Mrs. George iIa-r.s. Mrs.
Frederic e. Howe. Mrs. otto ". Kahn.
Mrs. Franklin y kirHbr.dc. Mrs \ F.
Lau;erhich. Mrs. Henry Goddard Leach.
Mrs. Marcus VI. Marks. Mrs. willy
Meyer, Mrs. J. G. o'Coror. Mrs. Won t.
Phelps. Mrs. William y Philips. Miss
Laura J. Post. Mrs. William Proctor. d
Mrs Hug Reisingcr. Mrs Groigc En-
Zen Roosevelt, Mrs. Erucs; Scheliing.
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performed 10y the Rev Or. Wise. will be
followed hv a reception.
The brides sister. Miss Madeleine
May. Wi! be her maid Of honor. and her
: Si~ter-!n-.aw. Mrs. Walter n. May. he.
'uatron Of honor. Another sister. Miss
Dorothy May Miss Nadclcin" Straus
ana Mss Edna Sel,Gmln VII attend her
As bridesmaids. Jack Wolf Of Chicago
vii, be MIR, Ii,ings,on's best man. and
the ushers viii include Alfred Calm and
Maurice Steiucrt.
The wedding OF Miss isabelle Nc
Chung, daughter of the late JudEr sam
uel Alfred McClunr "A nd Mrs. McClung
Of P%ittshurg. To Jan Hamburg. the
Russian viol!ris,. will take place On
April I at Sherry's
The engagement Of Miss Gladys Ma
ron Brown, daughter OF Mrs Marion II.
Brown of Parkersburg W. Va, TO
James Cough IamIson Of this city has
just been announced. Mr. .IamiSon IL a
lIncal descendant OF Maryland's first
Governor. Leonard Calvert. and "A great
grandson II Pierre Sava,y OF France,
who during to American Revolution
fought under Gen. Lafayette. The wed
ding date has not .e, been decided upon.
Announcement has been made by Mrs
Agnes q Mayer az 2oO V,as, T,,c,v.
seventh s,-o., OF tho or,o y.r,on, -, no,
oul,. d,uyb,e, N,,s. po,I. I ,,fI. M,,,or
10 charles II, rher, ctbpay THO u.dii,,
viii .oko nI,c. q, ,h, aoy,, .nri,r
Nrs co,,o rro,,, -. nm u..,
tightie,b stree, h,s arno,r,o1 ,,a ),
r,go,n.r, -, ~ na,r,,nr NJ I,,,a,,.
L'robm,n IN Ioe,rb Va Ern,. ~ H.
mas heon ,,cu.inro1 p fla ,,.dJt,y
ines rhEts"nehl or MISS N'nlrrcn
'i"'dSm''h 10 FRANK T. freer", son or
,he hh,e pr' FRANK l., Greene or BROOK
mn MASS n.S JUST n'en ulnonn'eh ~
ner ia,ner' Morgan ~ 'io!dsmi'h or :
WEST N'he'S'Hith street M'sS Gold
S,nl'h Hl'uo h"f n'un' Two years ago ana
s'h'' men haS neon hc'lNrlN connected
WIN me i','''e A"'hers Ald Association
nn' several musical ana dai'ln| clubs
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by music. The luncheon arrangements
were in charge of Mrs. Darwin Walter
Truss.
The next card party Of Eclectic will
he on Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
derce Of Mrs. George Oscar Cole. 10
West S~eventy-third street.
To make known the work OF the
women's committee of the Society for
American Defence n luncheon was given
by Mrs. Sidmon Nellie on Monday In
her apartment in the Apthovp. Mrs.
John Hays Hammond spoke Oil prepar-
cdness IN the absence Of Mrs. William
Cummings story. the chairman OF the
committee. and The Need of the Aero
plare" was described by Henry Wood
mouse. presiden. OF the Aero club. The
luncheon was followed by auction
bridge, the prizes for which were bronze
papcr cutters. the handles Of which we're
American eagles.
Among the guests were Mrs. Clar-
once Burns, Miss Florence Guernsey.
Mrs. Belle de Rivera. Mrs. Arthur
Elliot Fish. Mrs. Leila Sprasuc Learned,
Mrs. 4. NJ Palmer, Mrs. Darwin Wal
ter Truss, Mrs. Louis Ralston and Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell.
Under the patronage ~ Mrs. Wood
row Wilson. Mrs. John Purroy Mitchell.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Mrs. NJ. Orme
Wilson. Nine. Johanna ofadski, Mime.
Aida. Mrs. Henry Lloyd Aspinwall. Miss
Emmy Destinn. Mrs. Paul d.. Cravath.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Flagler. Mrs. William
i. clyde. Mrs. Daniel G~ugv~'helm. Mrs.
stephen Clark. Nine. Alma Gluck. Mrs.
Charles s'teinway. Mrs. Jacob Rupert.
Mrs. Henry II. Rogers. Mrs. Curt n.
I,cisinger and others Nine. Marie Rank
will give her second concert for the
benefit OF the Poor Little Children OF
Poland" N the Plaza Hotel on Wednes
day morning. The programme will be
made up entirely OF Russian music new
in this country and the Russian barry
tone Beru.do Olshansky and Nine.
Malta Meissen-Stone will he the artists.
Nine. llanke will rccite several Russian
poems.
Tableaux vivants will he presented on
Saturday evening at the Hotel McAlpin
by Civic Chapter No. 49s, o. r. s.
The pictures. which will represent ia
nous paintings. will IA posed by Mrs.
Lillian r. Schmidt. The entertainment
will be followed by n dance. of which
Mrs. Anna Gordon Blauner will be
The matron and the patron
Of the chapter are Mrs. Fanny Nathan
and Joseph s. Jacobson.
The sixth social day OF the Theatre
Assembly. Mrs. j. Christopher Marks.
president. will be held on Thursday AZ
ternoon at the Hotel Aston. An act
from The Fear Market" and THE Mel
ody Of Youth" by the original cast will
be given. Elizabeth Murray will sing
her Suffrage Song" and Irish nom
logues will be given by Florine Arnold.
The original duet from every Good Ed
lie will he suns by Miss Anna Orr and
oscar Shaw. and there will be n dan
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who Will take par. In the tahleaux In
clude Mrs. Albert Schaefcr. Mrs. Lii
las Verne Armstrone. Mrs. Gordon
Case. Mrs, Sara NJ. Foster. Mrs. Afre!
Nicholson. Miss Maria Mario, Miss lIcr-
mione Eggor. DR.. S!gfried Nelson.
Charles Seymour. Lieu; Edgar Rodd
and DIR. Rowland Pcndieton stanley,
The entertainment will Ice for the
benefit OF Euterpe's phi,anthrup.o fund
The programme will he followed D. eN-
hihit!on dancing under IL" C~ha'rnau-
ship of Mrs. T. W. G. COOK. and after
ward there Will he general dancing.
Mrs. Cook has the tickets for sale at
552 Riverside Drive.
The nth musicale Of the season given
by Rub!nstcin Club. Mrs William Rogers
Chapman president. Will be held on sat
urday in the ballroom ~ the waldorf
and will h. preceded by a reception
which will begin At . o'clock. The artists
will include Lucy Gates. soprano: Ellen
Townsend. mczzo soprano; James H4r-
rod, tenor Carolyn Cone, pianist Mary
Warfcl, harpist. and Ruth Helen Davis,
monolorist. Extra tickets win he !s.u,i
10 members by Miss Mary Jordan Baker.
Sal West il5th street,
4 st. Pntrick's dance Will he given on
Friday evening IN tho ballroom of tho
llaza by the American Criterion Society,
Mrs, Leonard l.. Iill president James
q Jamison will lead the co,iilon The
favor committee will b" composed Of
Mrs Hudson Rose and Mrs. Arthur V.
Rose, who will bc assisted by Mira
Charles \. lIartholoma", Mrs Judd r..
Wells, Mrs. Alher, lIaust"t,"r, Mrs.
Harry G. Grant. Mrs. John Jay Toukiu
aud Mrs. Floyd 5, Cnrhiu, There N.ll
be bridge for those who prefer cards To
dauciug, and this part If IN" crtrrtaln-
m"nt will be- IN charge of Mr.. nud MIS-
Elton +. cowau.
At the National Democratic club, Gl7
Fifth avenue. the hlSi" cub - New
York, Mrs. James \. Allan president,
will give 4 cdld party on March 80. II
will be followed by tea, some OF those
who Will have tables and entertain
friends are Mrs. Allen, Mrs i.nh,ns \,
I,au. Mrs. AuGustus Milton Anderson,
Mrs, william H. Davis. Mrs. o T. Won
Bonowitch, Mis-, Edward Etlhach, Mrs
George ", Gilner, Mrs iIal,wril IL
Grubhs. Mrs. W, \. McGrath, Mr.. John
W. Miller. Mrs, W. Il. Morton. Mrs. NJ.
r, Milllcan. Mrs, John G, rcnnie, Mrs,
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Onderdonk. historian: Douglas Storer,
registrar Winthrop Otis, color bearer,
and the Rev. George Ashton Oldham,
cha plain
At the Plaza on March 30 Eu,crpe
Club. Mrs. Alclnous Berton Jamison
president. will give its NTH annual
grand opera performance under the di-
rection of Mrs. Florence Foster Jcn-
kins. chairman Of music. In addition
to the opera there will he tableaux
WANTS In which novel dances will be
introduced.
In the pictures will he Miss Gladys
Fairbanks. Nine. Aida Tanini-Tarliavia
who will pose as a Spanish woman Miss
Louise Contencin. Mrs. Palermo and
Gabriel G.. Scheyne. Miss Iiildcgardc
Claassen will pose as Psyche. and others
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followed by a small reception flr rela-
iives and "A few intimate friends AZ the
Cosmopolitan Club.
The wedding of Miss Irene Lang
horne Gibson. only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, to
George Il. Post. Jr., wiz take place on
April -. The full details of the we'd
ding arrangements have not Yet been
completed. Miss Gibson, has fig
ured prominently in a social way since
her introduction 10 society, Is the Sec
n debutante of the winter 10 be-
Come engaged.
Miss Ada Bryce Gray, daughter by
n former marriage of Mrs. Cornelius
II. C~allaghan. viii be married to Ed
ward l.. Norton. Jr., in the Church Of
the Heavenly Rest on the afternoon
of April -. AZ 4 O'Clock. Miss Gray
has chosen Mrs. Alfred II. Macy for
her matron of honor. and the other at
tendants will be the Misses Ruth Mol
Ter. Louisa Johnson. Thelma Violet
and Dorothy Manice Miss Josephine
Gray Jewe:t will he the flower girl.
"a' : 'o'''" wa" y" u" "'''N' y
'ea, man lift .
WI 49,
'"",. go '
man Of this city. n Stanley Cox OF
Philadelphia. Immediately after the
voddlrp ceromonv there viii no n re.
cention a, the Colony C,nb
=
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~, ,,aa,, ~ am A..
- 49,. -, Co.,
WI Iana Ia,nra - Cihor, Char,os
NoCnununh 7, u.uI ,oka ,,oo. =,
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Among tho enragcmcnts
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Continued from First PAGE
h afternoon Miss Jane Wallach.
Miss Camilla Morgan, Miss Carol Har-
riman ana Miss Beatrice Prat. will
represent the committee. Mrs. VIII
liam Hamilton Russell Will preside at
tea.
An unusual entertainment Will be
given at the Century Theatre to-mor-
row night in aid Of war relief. II Will
be a re 'itation by Mrs. :. Barton
French OF the celebrated poem Car
1llon." by the Belgian poet Emile
Caminaerts, to the music written by
Sir Edward Elgar of England. The
orchestra of the New York Sy,slN,uv
Society. Walter Damrosch conduct.
ing. will play. Many tickets have been
sold for the recital. the proceeds OF
which will be devoted TO the Eelgian
Relief, Lafayette Fund. Serbian Re-
lief and st Dunstan's Regents Park
London. the last named being the
home for blind soldiers established by
Otto II. Kahn. Tickets at from 30 cents
to $3.50 nay he obtained AZ the L.afay.
cite Fund headquarters at the Van
derbilt Hotel.
A. Tho ho,so ~ >,-, u-iu,o~ H..
r,a, porsops 2, Eas, Eyr,io,h ,.ro,,
to.morrou. .yo,,,g ~, naronas. ~
ara Mill ,-,,.o a, ,.,orr,ai ,on. -. 49,.
exner,nnces IN tho na, yan. y
p.ron.s. o,ou,,oa , ohnaa, ,.,Lr =.
now m, uoeni,,I virlior, &, rr,roa
ana ,bo rrocaods ~ hor ,oc,ur. u.nt
he devoted "a ma sn,nnr, -, ,b,s w..
n,,ai Ticto,s ~ ca annh Th
sairod 81 Nrs parso,a =, ha, 80
A., ,r,oros,t,n
.,rarood .,- ,ho cora"r, - c."
h., ,ha M. yar, c,m. ,,ni -,
Aoo,i,r u,i, -, r,,.r,a,r o..
tho hcnon, 80 tbo p,oar,a,, Iaa
Cr,nr,o ccLooI nj r,.n," rn,h
4. cnmnosnd -, ,ma,orr "I,,st"i, 80
.oc;ety ord ,ba ,nn,rhors ,.,a n,h
liz concor, arruar,. .,r "ha.,.' No..
nroceeds ~ ,boso or,oroi,ra,,s ,a,.o
A. tb. mas, yroo,I,. oidod sa,.oroI a.
.tItu,iors in n n~rnrci,, u,a,
Nis. Ca,In,dor 10 horarar,: ros,,ar,
Of the soci,tv y, amateur mu.lci,ns
and Mrs .John 4 Uar,vor 10 Tho No..
.unports ,rada CLASSES for crinn,o1
children ard II 10 mair,o,nod ,arra,y
NV vo,nntor,
Hs roId Rau.r wili h. ,ha so,o,s, Cor
-. corco,, ora us,,oi ,ho H., ,.',
y. o,si,,oa l,. ,ho s 49,
NJ, VII uhanvO uahas,n. nnt,
nsonras uu, 1900, ~ 800
-
-, -, "opt,sa '.'Iis ,'c"ots d
~. So. .. " ",O
'"' '"''o"s anu :"
so' ''at''
nho"K ,ne p~a''onesses are MINES
JOSEPH H. Nmoa'c' mares - NieNah-
oer' heniH 'a'rieiu 'Sporh, ''Fahaih
uIusk' Wiiiihm ~ Draper ogden NJ
tSeiu' orHie Nllsoh' DR., a. Murray
Young, o'lVer Hartman, william Pier
o iiamiitoh' MISS Elizabeth w.
Dodge n Miss Florence Sullivan. on
n concert or the Brear,cy
League are Mrs. Edward T.. Stowell,
Mrs. Francis j. Danforth, Mrs. Robert
w. earle and the Misses Mary Os-
trander. Elizabeth Billings, Anna EN-
suet. Frances R!ker and Caroline Muir
ray.
-
Under the patronage OF Joseph II.
Choate. Gen. Horace Porter, Myron r..
Herrick, Robert Bacon, Henry White
and many wome prominent in society
who are Interested In the welfare Of
toire made destitute by h war. there
viii be given at Carnegie Hall on
"wednesday evening a concert at which
s rss ars ss'ssF', ~i', artist" ss ssn win a. pSg"n To-
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

\ <ISs EDNA MAY. daughter OF Mr..
Nj and Mrs. Max siay of 404 Riv-
erside Drive, will be married TO
Lester NJ. Livingston on Tuesday at
sherry's. The ceremony. which will be
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MFR. and Mrs. Robert A. Patteson OF
T~arrytown. N. ". have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Katherine Patteson. to Paul X. Ran.
dali. Of %lrvington, y. Y. No date
has been set for the wedding.
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Another engagement announced re-
Gently was that OF Miss Marjorie I.eay-
craft, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Egg
bert II. Leaycraft of New Rochelle,
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n. Y, to Goodwin Wilson Of this city.
h wedding will take place probably
in the latter part OF April.
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Ms. William II. Lcfferts has given
tie use uf her house, 3OS Lexington
avenue, on III" afternoon of March Is.
''r e hat sale in aid ~ the It. Mary's
Free Hospital iur children of this city
III" safe VIII 10" conducted hy members
ot 81. Mary's GI..1. which IL associated
win the hospital work. The commit
to m char-" viii include Mrs. W.
amman liuil, Mis- Mary Bangs. Mrs.
f'f!c J.. SWen>nn. Mrs. W. Lanman
i'ull. lr, Mrs. Robert Appleton. Miss
Geraldine Frost, Ms. James II. CARL,
N.Y.. Charles i;etterley. Mrs. william
u Harper. Mrs. Charles n. Simonds.
Mrs. william g. Iillght and Mrs. De-
WITT clinton Falls.
Assisting al the different tables will
u" the Misses f'rederlca Bul.. Isabel
feomans, Ethel simmons. Marie Rich
atdSon, Gertrude Hoyt. Vera dc Ropp.
georgia Appleton. Maria Lawrence
Nt'her.ll, Dorothy HIa!ght. Geraldine
FROST. Mary Bangs, Lavigne and Juliet
f.umund and Mabel Walker. There
WI! he a room reserved for the sale Of
Tea ana cakes, over which Mrs. LET
!':'s VIII preside. The hats. suitable
Tor the spring aud summer season. vii,
De sod AT very reasonable prices.
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n afternoon Miss Jane Wallach.
Miss Camilla Morgan. Miss Carol Iiar-
riman ana Miss Beatrice Pratt; will
represent h committee. Mrs. VIII
liam Hamilton Russell Will preside at
tea.
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Plans are being arranged for some
or the early weddings Of the spring.
one Of the first will he that of Miss
l'eatrix Bucl, Il daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarenc" q. Buel. to Henry Clapp
smith Of this city. 1t will he cele-
hratcd In the Collegiate Church of st.
Nicholas. Fifth avenue and Forty
eighth street, on the afternoon of Aprll
20. Tho wedding ceremony will be
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Thcre has been m encouraging sale
OF tickets for tho recital TO be given
by Fritz krcislcr, tho violinist, at the
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A card party will he given 900
afternoon of Marc 90 AZ .'. r'
Square Hotel by AuNilar,
Little Mothers A.d 49,.
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The MacDowell Club festival COM
mlttee promises for its annual spring
entertainment an interesting contribu-
ton 70 the celebration of Sh~akespcarc's
tercentenary. 1t will be in the nature
"i n pnntomime presenting scenes
from the "COm"dia deli Artc," the in
uence % which form Of drama was
felt by Shakespeare as well as by other
writers OF his period. Two perform
anc"s Will he given. on tho evenings Of
March 81 and April !, at the Mcdowell
cub, los West F%ifty-hfth street.
Ernest Peixotto has planned the
scenario and designed the costumes
and scenery. Mrs. Jules Turcas H.
arranging the groups OF people and
Arthur f"rwcll is arranging the music.
Among others Interested are Mrs. II.
Durant Checvcr, Mrs, benjamin Nor
ton, Miss Josephine Thorp and Miss
Mabel Ioillion.
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Another OF the Easter weddings al
ready announced il that OF Miss Isa-
bel Matlack. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Matlack Of Kcnsington. Great
Neck, Long Island. to Gilbert Charles
Mccullough. II will take place at
noon on saturday. April 20.
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At the house OF Mrs. William Ear
clay Parsons. 35 East FGfticth street,
Tomorrow evening the Baroness HUI
ard will give an informal talk on her
experiences in the val zone. The
Baroness occupied a chateau which is
now the Hospital Nilliers in France.
and the proceeds Of her lecture Will
he devoted to the support of this hos
pital. Tickets at 81 each may be OBJ
tained Of Mrs. Parsons at her home.
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Leonard Gets Check.

BOSTON. SPIT 1.-Dutch Leonard. who
held the Brownies to a hitless defeat
wednesday, has been rewarded with a
IAnn1u.
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M'L0UGHL|N TO GET
TEST WITH CHURCH
"CaIifornia Comet" Must Put
Princetonian Out to Reach
Final Round.

rOREST HILLS, N. Y. Sept. 1.-The
nod test for Maurice F.. Mclaughlin,
the former national singles champion.
In his effort to regain his lost laurels,
will come this afternoon when he meets
George Myers Church. OF New Jersey
on the courts of the West Side Tennis
Club.
Whether Mclaughlin really has re-
gained something of his old-time form
will be definitely settled at the con-
clusion of his match, for Church Is
playing the best game Of his career.
II Mclaughlin can work his way to
victory over the "renafly terror" he
will be made the choice of many to so
into the final round.
william M. Johnston, the national
champion. also faces hard match this
afternoon when he meets. Leonard Beck
man. Beekman surprised the gallery
By his defeat of Harold Throckmorton.
md. although Throckmorton did not
show his best form. Beekman is expect
cd to make 1t interesting for the young
ttle-holder.
The matches between Mclaughlin and
Church. and Johnston and Beekman
will hold the center Of interest today
with the greatest favor resting with
Californian always has been most
popular player. and the crowds at For
est Hills have been with him from the
start Of the tourney this year.
The comets" defeat OF Theodore
Roosevelt Pell yesterday was spectacu-
lar in many ways, although a ma jority
OF the experts united in saying the for
mer champion did not display his. old
speed and skill. There were few times
when he attempted overland smG shes,
but many times he scored aces from
service. He seemed much more accurate
In his placements and on his service.
Other matches on today's card are
Wallace +. Johnson VS.. Walter Merrill
Hall, Clarence j. Griffin vs. Edward H.
ouslass s. waters; Wills e. Davis VII;
: 3 Watson NJ. Washburn, r. Norris
Nlliams III vs.. William J. Clothier,
6bert Lindley Murray VS.. Karl H.