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in the Hindu ,ah..du. The pageant.
produced under the direction of How
ard trCculcH. = divided into three
parts nd.a. E.Npt and Greece. The
scene, an abandoned Temple on the
Island Of Cyprus. Will hc designed and
he constructed 10y James Monroe
Hewlett
group representing India IS being
organized by G"romc Erush: Egypt, Ny
c. Grant La t'argc; Greece. hv Mrs
John w. Alexander and Lloyd Warren.
The orchestra viii h" under the dircC-
ton of Kenneth NJ Murchison. Groups
OF musicians will hc organized by
AlonN, Potter and Mr.. SCHNEIDER from
members Of the SChola Cantorum
The group Of the designers Of cos
tunes will be organized by Miss Clare
Avery; the groups Of writer's and
poets, by Mrs. Alfred Wagstaff, ,Ir; a
group from tho Players club, by Os-
wald Herring; a group Of interior dec
orators, by Mrs. Belmont Tiffany. and
group of painters and sculptors, by
Mr.. and Mrs. ioromo l;ruSh.
Among the gods Of India Will he
Miss ,Ianei SCud,ler. AZ Rats. the
Brush. as Sta. In the Egyptian group
Mrs. Alexander y I. Pratt viii ap-
pear as Isis. Mrs. ogden l.. Mills. as
Ncphthys: Miss Barbara Rutherford,
a. Matt. and Mrs. William May Wright
as Sefkct. In the Grecian gyoup, Cor
don Knox Bell will appear MS Pan, and
Mrs. Austin Gray will lead tho Hours
Of tho Night.
Apollo will I've represented 10y MAJ
colin Whitman. and Ieus by Joseph
Rowland Hunt. Mrs. John Jacob
Astor will appear a. llcra: Mrs, sgd
ney s. Breese, as lallas Athena; Mrs.
Leonard NJ. Thomas will be hrtcmis,
and Mrs. I.ydg HoNt will hc Per-
scphone. The ballet Of the rainbow will
he led by Miss Jullana Cutting, and
the ma,dcns Of I.cthe will ho under
the direction 0f Mrs. Robert l., Bacon
Lloyd Warren is chairman Of tho
hall committee and among Inc pa
troncsses are Mines. John Jacob Astor.
Vincent Astor. Robert bacon, George
T.. Baker. Jr,, August belmont, Nicho-
las Murray Butter. Gordon Knox He'll,
George de +, Brush. Cornelius ~ Bliss
George w. Brewster, Edward H. Close,
II. Fulton Cutting, Howard q, Gushing.
clifford \. Cochran. Seymour l.. Crom-
well. William Astor thanler, George
s. Chappell, George G. Clark. Jr,. Wal
ter Damrosch. Frederick Y. Dalzicl.
William Earl Dodge. Nowholi l.c Roy
Edgar, William Emerson. Eu"sto q.
Fahhr!. sydney Fish. Thomas H. Gill
ford, Charles Dana Gibson, Charles q,
Goodrich, Howard Greene. Tromas
Hastings, Il. Henry Hartman, Avercll
Hartman, William rierson Hamilton,
Oliver Iselin, Charles Lanier Lawrance.
Goodhuo Livingston, William Gnadby
Locw, William starr Miller, Kenneth
NJ. Murehison, Walter r.. Maynard
Iunius Spencer Morgan, Raymond T..
II. Nelson, J. otis Post. Amos q. T..
Iinchot. George u. pralt, Alexander
Dallas u. l'ratt, Gcorg" Il; Post l;d-
ward l,ohinsun. William IT, Russell.
George Rose, ,loS"ph u, Stevens, Will
lard -. Straight. Robert Scdgwick,
Ralph Sanger, $, +. Brcck TrUwbrdge,
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rigidly adhered TO. with Its grand
march TO open the ball. its continuous
music and dancing and a lack Of side
shows which managers of like enter
tainments seem to think quite neces-
sary. The ball last year, by its almost
primitive methods. nettcd fully $12,-
900, and IL is likely to be as success
full this year.
Mrs. George Hiliard BENJAMIN of 20
West Eleventh street has the boxes on
sale. One Of the boxes placed at the
edge Of the ballroom floor will be oc-
cupied by Governor and Mrs. Charles
8. whitman. Tickets for the ball at s.
each may he obtained Of any Of the
managers or On the night at the Thir-
ty-third street entrance Of the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
Leading the grand march will he the
floor committee, OF which George
Hammond Sullivan is chairman. and
among his aids will be Charles f..
Warren, John r. Daniels. James c.
Mcclure. Alfred r. whitney, Jr.. Stowe
Phelps. Edward 8. Hall. Sidney y.
Henshaw. Jerome Alexandra, Marcel
Steinbruegge. Daniel Runkei. Howard
A. Plummer. John T. Terry. Jr =,
Theron X. Strong, ]. Henry Alexan-
dre Jr.. G. Emlen Roosevelt. William
Howard Taft I'd. Seton Porter. Elihu
Root, Jr.. =. fiinman Bird, Howard
Bourne. Robert Grier Cooke. Harrison
II. Hathaway. Murray HOFFMAN. Nor
gan J. G. O'Brien, David Dows. Angler
II. Duke. Walbridge 8. Taft. Morgan
Wing. Gordon Auchincloss. Charles II.
yelling. Frederick wentz, 7. Horton
1jaIns. Thomas II. Barber. j. Norrish
Thorne. DcCoursey Fales. Adrian II.
Larkin. Alfred r. Conkling. Dwight
Partridge. Harold +. Herrick and Seth
Il. French.
There will be represented at the bali
nearly all the prominent dancing clubs
and subscription dances Of the season.
and guests will come on from dinners
given in conjunction with the ball.
There are, so far as is known. no
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counter attractions for that night. Ad-
ditional paironcsses include Mrs.
Henry =. Dawson. Mrs. Frank s
Smith. Miss Eleanor lie Roy. Mrs. Il.
Fulton Cutting. Mrs. William Barbour.
Mrs. Walter Il. James. Mrs. F.lbert II.
Gary and Mrs. Morton T.. Plant.
At the homo OF Mrs. Orme Wilson 3
Fast Sixty-fourth street. on the af-
ternoon Of February I, at I. concert
will he given for the benefit Of stu
dents Of the Ecolc des BeauX Arts Of
Paris who are at the front. and also
for their families who are in want
on account OF the war. The concert
has been arranged by architects OF
New York who have had the advan-
tage OF the splendid artistic training
offered them freely by France at her
famous school in Paris. They feel for
this reason they would like to show
some mark of appreciation Of aid they
have received in their artistic progress.
The artists, all Of whom have Of
fered their services. will be Mile. Lima
Dilson of the Theatre de Ia Monnale.
Brussels, Mile. Andree Merry of the
Theatre Francais. New York: Miss
Beatrice Harrison, 'celllst: Paul Cape
lani Of the Comedie Franchise, Paris:
Albert Spalding. yiolinist. and Francis
Rogers. barytone, OF this city. Joseph
rizzarellO will be at the plano.
II is hoped that Myron r. Herrlck,
former American n Ambassador at Paris.
will he able 10 make a short address.
Mile. Merry and some OF her associates
from the French Theatre will give n
short play not before performed in
this country.
The active committee includes Mr..
and Mrs. Grenville Smelling, whitney
Warren. Robert Sedgwck. Joseph H.
Freedlander. McDougall Hawkes. and
Peasants Pennington. Tickets at s.
each may be obtained OF Henry
Renwick Sedgwick, I07 East Thirty
seventh street Among the patron
esses are Mines. John r.. Alexandra
Frederic Allen. Vincent Astor. Francis
Mcneil Bacon. Dom Barber. Gordon
Knox Bell, John T.. Berwnd J. Mel
son Borland, Archibald NJ Brown.
Frederic Foster Carey, Joseph II.
Choate, NJ Dwight Collier. Henry
Ives Cobb, .Jr.. Frederic II. Coudert,
John w. Cross. II. Fulton Cutting,
William Rayard Cutting. William
Adams DelAno, William Emerson.
Robert Endicott, De Witt Clinton Falls
Ernest Flagg, Harry darkness Flag
Ter, Joseph ii. Freedlander. Cass Gil
bert, James j. Goodwin. Howard
Greenley, William Greenough. William
Avereill Hartman, William Pierson
Hamilton. Thomas Hastings, McDou-
gall Hawkes., Joseph II. Hunt, Archer
Huntington, Columbus O'D. Iselin,
William T.. Iselin, Harry Allan Jacobs.
Rradish Johnson. lie Roy King, Gustav
kissel, Charles Lanier Lawrance,
GOodhuc Livingston, Guy Lowell, Drcl-
incourt Martin. John j. Mason. William
Starr Miller, Picrpont Morgan, Rem
jamin w, Morris Kenneth Murchison,
Henry W, Munroc, Frederic Nelson
Henry Fairfield Osborn, William
Church Osborn, Livingston PelI. Amos
Pinchot. William Pollock, John Rus.
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costumes of Dresden china dolls. In
the group will be the Misses Mary c.
Alexander. Angelica $. Brown. Edith
Morgan Camilla Morgan and Audrey
Osborn, Maurice Roche. John Elliot
Andre Lord and Munro Douglas Rob
insou.
Another attractive dance vii, be tho
Persian Dance. organized by Miss Mar
carct Henderson. In il will hc the
Misses Maud Kahn, Hope and Joy
Williams, I'rcderica Bull, Madeleine
Carey, Florence Lincoln and Adclcine
Hatch. Maitland Belknap. Edward
Stevenson. John Hughes. Frederick
Le CIercG. Stewart Bowers, Horace
ArA Francis White and John 8.
Browning.
Mrs. j. Victor Onativia. .tr.. will he
the soloist in the Brittany Peasant
Dance. organized ny Miss Grace
Bristcd. Among those in the group
will be the Misses Alice Davies. Grace
Colgate, Marion Dinsmore. Ethel Pot
ter. Resale Bloodgood Mary Harts-
horne Geraldine Adec, Mildred
Mitchell and Anstiss De Ncau.
Miss Irene Gibson has organized the
Viking Dance in which will he the
Misses kathcriue Van Rensselaer,
Crosby, Helen q. Alexander, Helen
Byrnc, Airc Baldwin, Adelaide Sedg-
wick. Helen Gecr and Margaret
Mnott
There will hc general dancing after
each performance. Applications for
tickets at 81 each may he made to
Miss Louise Dixon, 52 West Forty
ninth street.
Tho managers Of the Nursery and
Child's Hospital are working hard for
the SUCCESS Of the annual charity ball,
whcn will bc held on the night of
February | AT the Waldorf-Astoria for
the benefit of the institution. Music
will be II feature of the night, as there
will bc four orchcstras playing stimuli
taneously in ms many bathrooms, and
these accommodations will afford suf-
ficicnt space for several thousand
dancers
with all tho changes that have been
made in methods for raising funds
for charitable institutions, IL IL rather
remarkable that the managers Of the
charity bah have been able tn hold
10 first principles, For more than
hftv years this bah has bccn Of ann,,nl
occurrence, and IT, set the fashion for
others. The original programme 10
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There have been so many applica-
tions from patronesses desiring boxes
for the Ball of the Gods. TO be held a,
the Hotel Astor. FRIDAY. Ecbr,arv II
under the auspiccs of tho Socictv NJ
Beaux Arts Arhte.c. that tho com.
mittce will he Obliged to Select the
holders by lot. The distribution =.
boxes will be made Immediately after
the drawing of lots. and tho names
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ANl '"u "'H' N'''u W "a''e,'
N"' "e 'I'c hos'eSs's VI Wv
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Tow AFTERNOON ior tnc "n'"p vi .nc
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,l'ucn'r "urns' '"e preHId'n' ., ."e VI
nue. no us'V,s WIZ "',uu 10
"'rT ''"a''' VI '"nn ''',,
,o',l ~, '''N'''Ss'o" r",uH 'lH' " w.
,m",niSoh, MISS r.lhe' ,iaston anu Mls'
lhltrch toids'nltn' ffIles VIII nc pro-
N'h'd Tor cacn Uapie'
among tnose VINO nave taken 'apies
arc Mrs. Lionel f.mdin. Mis. Harry
NHcN,s. Mrs. George W. Glaze. Mrs. L.
~ Hu'znais'cr. MIS- William H. furh>.
Nrs. hugo i,eisinGsr. Mrs !. J.. Tuttl p,
Ms. George Hoh"riS. Mrs. Charles Dick
luN"n. MtS. J"hn ''ain. .lr., Mrs. Anna
brown, Mrs G. '. kip. Mrs. l" u Hol-
l"waN. Mrs. W. Il ficus'y. Mrs. u. l..
Julian MIS-. .. ", strong. Mrs. Charles
Sahin. Mrs. William u. Wheeler. Ms.
lulid Coles. Mrs. Walter sykes, MIS-.
Charles l.. Eruch. Mrs. Junius Love,
Mrs. George ". Finley. Mrs. y. &. Web.
h.r. Mrs. T. A. Rrcesc Mrs. Charles X.
Mills. Mrs. T. T. BAILEY. Mrs Stancy
Richmond, Mrs. Macomb a. Foster. Mrs.
waiter NJ. tcnnet', Mrs. Eugene Nun
sell. Mrs James Wilson, Mrs Frank r..
Esymoud g I'cuhcId. Mrs T.. c,rs,n
r.rmol Mrs q. T.. u. clarke. Mrs +. Il.
Sccgerman. Mrs. Charles T., Spruru,.
Mrs Louiso Norton. Mrs. l,oi,is I,.l.tnu.
Ms John Batter. Mrs. \. Mel I.iutock.
Mrs ! s,u,r- viarL,nr Nrs r,h,, u,
I.atliu. Mrs. William II TrlYbe. Ms X
VI. Carrington. Mrs John II Uonau
Mrs I. NJ Mabbo,, and Miss Nlrcie
-
Grand ,nara will hc tho .,li.,, 81, ,r,
mex, sneiar day or tho Tno.,rc ,Y,h
Mr. I,b, It,hi,,l p,,.,.o,, ,,,.,,.r,,.,,
ibc UntoI ,,,n,. nm .ru..d.y .ria ,,,,,.s,
az ho,o, viii ho tto,r,, S,,,o,,,,,,, -,
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'''ni"n 'un' "hn MrS' 'h"nlHs Slack.
" '.S'u'Ht "' inc ''cG'slhtlNc LEAGUE
among tne ar'ls's VINO VIII tax" mart
~ the programme Will he Nine. Adele
N'''c''' soprano MISS Julettc i.ppe.
Nrc sonran" icorg" T. lIcmhcrr,
tenor Miss irma Williams. Viol.uist
,harIoS lmcrblum pianist. and Miss
le"nn'''" Williams, Miss Anne Woods
M'I"aiN' accompanies There will he
addresses 10y tn" president, Mrs parkc.' D..
and ~" Emanuel Harucn,
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Cornelius Vanderbilt. Whitney War
rem. II. Rogers Winthrop. Alfred wag-
staff. Jr.. George Whitney and Miss
Juliana Cutting.
Tho wedding of Miss Helen Price
Riordan. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs
James Riordan Of IA East Sixtieth
street, to Wilfrd Wood. son Of Mrs.
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. An is in readiness for the annual en-
.tertainmcnt of the Junior League IN be
given in tho grand ballroom of the
waldorf Astoria for three successive
nights this week, beginning tomorrow
evening. Much has already been said
nf the programme Of what Is called
"The City of Beautiful Nonsense" and
it will be made mp of many diversions
Amateurs interested in the welfare of
the LEAGUE and many of the dcbutantes
or the season are included in the
dances that Will form feature of the
enter -G!nmcnt.
These will ho preceded by n novel
and interesting moving picture play in
which tho characters are all young
people prominent in society. Tho pic
turcs will have more than the ordinary
amount or interest, for they have been
made at places familiar in tho social
life Of Long Island and New York.
Miss Grace Henry has written the plot
for tho movie play. which Is entitled
The Flame Of the kapur." and will
lam =. :. Earle Of the Nitagraph Com
pany is responsible for the arrange
mcnt and production of the pictures.
The outdoor views were taken on the
estate Of Mr.. John ~. Pr9> at Glen
Cove, l., l., and in the Vicinity of the
Oakland Country club, while the in
tcrIors were made at the homes of Mrs.
Iamcs l'yrnc and Mrs. James Brown.
Tho vntiro hOus" has b6-,n sold ont
for Tomorrow night. Tho cntertain-
ment Will start promptly at . o'clock
ana tho pictures rvill form tho first
pGr - the programme. Miss Henry
mas an important part IN tho photo
play that of Mrs. Marsdcn, aunt of
the heroine, who is Gerry Gordon
!Miss Angelica schuyler Brown)
Miss Corncla Landon PLAYS the mart
tf the heroine's sister, Celia Gordon,
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The annual dinner and dance Of the
Nirgnians. "A New York city orGani-
2ation. VIII lac held in IN" ballroom of
the Plaza ON "Wednesday NIGHT. TN"
speakers for the occasion VIII In"
Henry q. Stuart, Governor of N'r-
cinia: pr George Tucker Harrison
of charlottesville. Va. and Col. Robert
T.. Lee. grandson of Cen. Robert T.
Ice.
Among the members Of the reception
and dinner committees are Waiter
Travcrs Daniel Norhornr y, Calling,
Rohcrt l.. Harrison. Dr. Charles Ras-
kcrvlle, Dr. LcHoy Broun, A. II. Bur
rourhs. Thomas u, Coles. Walter G..
Dunniugton, .Ir, br. John trccland
John Strothcr Freeman, Richard H.
Gaines, Ecirne Kinney, pr. George
Boiling Lee. L. T., l.. Lewis, John T..
Lowe. Ir. II, Snowden Marshall. Rob-
crt v Maryc. Walter l., McCorklo.
James &. Mecm. Meredith r. Mon
,aguc, Dr. John Il, Page, Dr. Robert
g. Reese. Allan A. Ryan. Robert =.
Scarhurgh. Duncan Smith, George H.
sullivan Henry \. Tahh and Norman
:. Walker
The officers nf Tia" society are;
Gen. Henry r. Douglas. governor.
John J.. East. NiCc-coNernor. William
u. Ruckner, treasurer, James y, bun
lop. secretary. and the Right Rev,
David H. Greer, chaplain,
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sell Pope. Howard y. Potter. Robert
Burnside Potter. j. Otis Post. James
a. Roosevelt, Robert Sedgwick, Gren-
willie Temple Smelling, Victor Sorchon.
Willard Straight, George Henry War
rem. Whitney Warren, Schuyler Mel
son Warren. William Seward Webb.
NJ. Orme Wilson, NJ, Orme Wilson. Jr,
Egerton l.. Winthrop, Jr., and A. MUIR
ray Young.
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In the ballroom Of the Eitz-Carlton
on Thursday evening there will he hold
q patriotic dance under the auspices
of tho Sewers Tor the benefit of the
Darrach Home for Crippled children
Mrs. Frank NJ Black Of tho Gotham
Is receiving applications for tickets to
the dance AT 81 each Among the
patronesses are Mines Edwin w, Lam
caster. Henry y, SlaNhnck, Henry \.
Wise Wood. Harry W, Martin. Walter
Wood Parson. Frederic West Mae
Donald. James Reginald Foster,
Charles Henry Guyr. Frank Dodd.
Louis Sayrc Kerr, Montague Howard
and E Wyckon Harris.
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South dor tho remainder OF tho time,
when country 1ifo is dull and unfash-
ionable. Even the greatest enthusiasts
Of country life arc glad TO have n
change in tho late winter and early
spring, and Nassau and bermuda have
much TO offer those who are fond of
o,,t OF door life, combined with fish,
fng. swimming. tennis. golf. and in
cidentally a good deal of amusement
as regards society. Invitations to
Join a party TO any of these gayest
winter resorts are rarely answered
With regrets. and even to stop a few
DAYS seems worth the time and trout
ole of the trip.
The latter part of February and
March will witness a great change in
the social centre--all the more 80 be-
cause this IL the second season when
the European trip has had to be given
UP.
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Frederic Wood of Muir.StuNu. y. j..
will tax" pace on Tuesday aftoNoon
~ the Church of the Heavenly Rest at
$50. The Rev. Herbert Shipman. rec
tor oF the church. Will uhiciaic, as
sisted hy the l;cv. Dr. lIoll.ugcr, and
( immediately aftcrwarl there viii he a
reception ~ the Gotham.
Mrs. Joseph g. Eordcn VIII hr the
md'run nf honor and Miss Louise Il or
dan. sister "f the bride. viii bc the
maid of honor. The othcr attendants
will be the Misses Eulalis Garrison.
Eleanor kipp Wood and Ella Floyd
Jones Carpenter. The Misses Aurcllc
| and kath.rine Murchison. daughters of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Kenneth MurchSun. VIII
hc the flower girls.
Nelson l.. white will act as host
| man. The ushcrs selected are Robert
:. Randolph. j. Harvey Rollandh shan
non l., Mcauy Albert H. swords. l.c-
| land H. Ross. Charles r. Nichols.
James H. Mclean and Donald T..
! Taylor.
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Mr. Eaghy's last musical morning
for this season will h. held Tomorrow
in the grand ballroom of tho Waldorf
Astoria, Tho artists will hc Mime.
Frances .\lda and Mime. Mclanic kuri
Of the Metropolitan Opera; Ernest
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Among the first weddings nr next
month Will be that of Mis,s Edith f..
Adams. daughter al Mr., and Mrs.
Robert Franklin Adams. To- In rs
Glacnzcr "f this city, 1t will b. cclc-
brated In 81. ThOmas's Church on the
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Another wedding of this week will
ho that of Miss katharine Moore
daughter by u former marriage of
Mrs. William Il. SaNlcS. .lr., wife of
Lieutenant Commander William l.
SaNles, lr.. United States Naval At
,ach" AZ Paris. to Ernest A. ligclow.
Jr. II VIII hc celebrated on SATURDAY.
afternoon AT 1880 in the chantry of
st Thomas's Church aud Will he wit
messed Ivy n small company Of rcla-
tives and friends Following the wed.
ding ceremony there will hc a large
reception At the new Colony club Park
avenue ana SiNty-sccond street.
The bride viii have Miss Eleanor
liarishornc and Miss Helen Porter as
her attendants. and Miss Cynthia Higc-
low, sister of the bridegroom. viii lie
the flower girl.
MIR. Bigelow will hav" his father.
Ernest \. Bigclow. for his hcst man.
He gave his farcw"l, bachelor dinner
last night At the Union cub.
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Schelling. pianist, and Eddy Brown,
violinist.
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Tho wedding of Hiss Garcia 7 War
burg. daughter Of Mr., and Mrs Felix
NJ. Warhurg. tn Walter Nathan Iioths-
child of this city will take pace on
Thursday afternoon at IN" home of
her parents. lI09 Fifth avenue.
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The wedding ~ MIR Edith Gaze
T,nc. widow uf Scwcll Tappan Tying.
to Williams Adams NisSam "t THE
city Will take place in -. ThomdS's
Church on February 20 at 4 o'clock
only rcatives will witness the Ccre-
mony. which Will hc performed by
the Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ. StircS, rector
Of the church, Mrs. Tvng will have
no attendants ana Louis : Kerr will
act as hcs, man. There Will he no
uShcr~
MIR Nissan WAS graduated from
Williams College and is a member of
the Metropolitan, University. Eumson
Country and other clubs.
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Miss Clarinda s Eoardman. dauch.
ter of Mrs, l.ansdalc Boardman. will
he married to William II. Roardman of
'lattcrcotc Farm. Ridgefield. Conn. in
ST. Thomass Church on SATURDAY.
afternoon AT 3 o'clock. ANss Board
man viii hnvr her sister. Miss Rosina
Cox Roardmau, ~ her only attendant.
and Francis iioardman, brother of the
bridegroom, will act as host man. The
ushcrs viii hc Dixon Roardman. an
other brother Of tho bridegroom; Ken
meth Boardman, brother Of the bride,
Henry e. Holt, Robert Ewcll, Willis
Putnam and Ellis Putnam.
Although Of the same name the pro-
sp"ctirc bride and bridegroom arc not
related,
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Tho wedding of Miss Agnes Givan
Crosby Allen, daughter Of tho Roy.
Arthur Huntington Allen uf - Gram
Grey Park. and James Rowland Nash
Of this city and Warrenton. Va. will
he celebrated ON Saturday afternoon
in tho chantry of Grace Church, After
the ceremony there will he u reception
at the home of the brides father.
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The Russian ballet has proved some
thing OF rival to the opera. the audi
ences which have gathered at the Cen
.tury Theatre being of the same order
as those seen SO frequently at the Met
rOpolitan. Members of the Junior
League will hold forth for three nights
this week at tho Waldorf-Astoria in
sort of glori'icd vaudeville that viii
combine motion pictures with song ana
siance and there is promise Of iinan-
Cial success. Society is particularly
keen TO see in the movies its Young
friends. who will also have an oppor.
tunity to behold themselves as tho
camera secs them.
On "Wednesday afternoon there VIII
lie a concert for blind soldiers at the
home of Mrs. Pulitzer, East seventy
third street. and for war relief and
city charities there viii Ice the Friday
lSening Dance in the Della I:obhia
room Of the Vanderbilt. For the first
three nights of tho week everything
viii give way to the Junior League
assembaSc and after the performances
there Will hc a chance for dancing.
ono Of the small dances of the week
viii Ice given at tho Colony club on
Friday night 10y Mrs. W. I.anman Bun
for her granddaughter, Miss Frcderica
Bull and on the same night Mrs. J.
Allen Townsend is having a dance for
her dehutante daughter. Miss Marion
Townsend. Saturday will be marked
ny several weddings. that Of Miss
Moore and MIR. Bicelow TO hc followed
by u large reception AZ tn" Colony
rub, Some parties arc being planned
well ahead. Mrs. Drexcl Dahlgren is
giving on February ~ a dinner and
theatre party for her niece. Miss Sarah
.'onroso Of Philadelphia. and on Fcbru-
'ary .; Mrs. Charles g. Peters viii give
N theatre party, followed by supper
and y dance at Shcrry's, for her niece,
Miss Katharine DE berkeley Parsons.
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Afternoon of February . AT I and will
be followed 10y a reception at the home
of the brides parents. East seventy
sixth street.
Miss Adams has chosen M.s tarh
Nou Bergen fo> her maid "f honor, and
tho other attendants will bo Mve I'D
ward r. Close. Mrs. Roy u. Chaplin
and the Misses Harriet McAp pin nf
this city and Helen Gurlcr Of Chicago.
Roy -. Chaplin OF Detroit will act as
best man The ushorS will hc Robert
T. Adams. G. Erctic Glacnzcr. George
Moffctt. James \. Moffctt. Jr.. George
G.. Bourne. Franklin l.. Hutton. I'D
ward Il. t'osc and Theodore T.. Stein
way.
Mrs. close viii give a dance and
| suppc" ~ tho l;it.-Carlton tomorrow
night fr Mss Adams and her hrda.
party.
The sun., 1916-01-23

Under the auspices OF tho Brace sup.
pie Auxiliary of the Hospital fpr ns.
formitcs anI Joint Diseases, Of whlcn
Mrs. Moe Goldsmith is president, q
bridge whist and tea was given at the
Ritz-Carlton on Tuesday afternoon. Ths
committee in charge OF II WAS rompcsel
~ Mrs. y. l.. Elsncr. Mrs. Samuel 7.
Fciber. Mrs. Scllgnnn Berg, Miss Nth
Cohen. Mrs. Henry W. Fraunthal. Mrs
l.. 4. Mendclson. Mrs. y. NJ Markws.
Mrs. Hugo Josephy and Mrs JliIus
Heavenrich.