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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-04-13
BARNEY BEAMINos

Charlie Durnow was in Wahpn-
tom Saturday.
W. II. Minor arrived "n Satur-
day from Milford. Iowa, on bus
mess trip.
n. II. Berg was among the bus
mess visitors in Wahpeton Sal
urday.
j. II. Bu>lIing is hauling ma
terial preparatory to building q
large barn 40 \ -.
C.. u. Shcrtz and wife were Go
Seat visitors on Friday.
Arnold Il"nkrl made a trip ia
Hankin>Om on Monday.
Mrs. R"hmot was Fergus
Falls visitor Monday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-04-13
CHRISTINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Don j. Clark are
rejoicing over the birth nf a little
daughter.
Carl w. Shrrlry is home after
a pleasant visit with friends at
Fergus Falls. Mimi.
+. G. Ellrry. principal of our
public school Was passenger to
St. Paul on Friday. He goes ON
important business. The high
school will resume on April 18TH.
The ten rrnIurary of Shakes
peare will be observed here. Rev.
William Edwards will give ser
les of lectures ON "ShakcSpeare's
Life and Writ gS." The boys and
girls will give Il pageant of pass
ages from the plays and sonnets.
The exercises will be in the school
house April 23rd, and the follow
ing days. Principal E. q. Ellery
will preside. IL is expected that
there will be large number Of
parents present. Come and see
what your children can do. Come
and encourage them in their work
and studies.
On Sunday afternoon. a large
congregation attend English ser
vice at the Lutheran church. The
Rev. 4. NJ. Lunde preached from
the words: God has prepared
som" better things for U.S." The
speaker presented great truths
concerning God as our helper,
salvation, comforter and strength
The y. p. s. will meet in the
church next Sunday evening at
1870 p. m.
Saturday was Corporation Bar
gain Day in Christine. The streets
were lined with teams and the
stores filled with customers. Ev-
erybOdy was pleased. Druggist
Worcester gave a grand musical
program with the latest Column
bian records.
An interesting letter has been
received from Mr.. Fritz Halaas
now in New Mexico. He writing Ia
DR.. T.. V. Ivrrson. Fritz tells OF
many historic landmarks, and
gives vivid picture Of Mexican
life and character. Friends ar.
pleased to note that Mr.. Halaas is
enjoying his visit.
George Erickson Of Sunray's
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-04-13
but was repaired by the oversecrs
i'm due time tO save the bridge.

but was repaired by the overseers
in due time to save the bridge.
! Newman Nelson came out from
Wahpctnn on HE 9Th to visit with
parents.
| a class of four boys and one
girl was confirmed at the Nor,l-
mann's church by Rev. I'horsrn
on the 9th.
/ Nils ul>akrr returned from Il
short trip to Fargo last week.
where he saw the flood at it's high
est point.
p. \. Costello of Graniin has
been out here seeding grass seed
in his pasture.
According To rumors there will
be IA lot of large new building such
as barns and dwelling houses err
ected in Sheyenne this summer.
Albert Larson purchased a jack
from Glen Colby last week at Il
price of four hundred. 1t is said
to be one of the largest of it's
kind. Larson will stand him at
his home.
Some people always like to kick
They kicked because President
Wilson did not send any soldiers
to Mexico now when he did so,
t they kicked because he did. Now
what do the kickers want anyhow.
| We have noticed that a number
of our young people are turning
over from the Republican party
to- the Democratic party and it
may not be long before the Demo-
Gratis will carry Sheynnnr twp.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-04-13
The CITY of Opportunities il {,

The City of Opportunities is a
magnet-it's been coming our way
for several years and at last it
has arrived. Paramount will have
ball team-a real ball team this
summer. Some fine material has
been coming and with Leahy, the
phenomenal twirler of the north
west. who will probably locate here
Paramount will have the best team
it ever had. Paramount has
some good live observation-disclosures
lar boosters. who will attend the
base ball meeting and talk it over
Keep her agoin' boys. with a good
ball team, good band. two movies
and race track. We can make en-
ough noise to- scare Villa and his
band uf outlaws into submission.
News.
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snEYENNE

OlOf Hagen assisted EinOr Hag-
en- in cutting logs at Barrie which
will be sawed inc lumber and
other material for a barn.
At the election March 2ist the
officers elected were J. r. John
son. clerk: Lars Severson. super
visor. John II. Johnson and Elai
Fatland. justice. Olaf Hagen and
Olnf Anderson c0nstables.
The steel bridge erected 2 years
az" didn't mind the flood but the
wooden pile bridge at G. Nelson :
plar" called for help, the water
started To dig out the south end,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-04-13
WILL BUILD Terminal
Elevator At ONCE

When The Equity Comparative
Exchan"" moved from Minneap-
oils I" st. Paul. they were prom
Used site for their terminal elc-
vator. However. the Board of Di-
rectiors did not see fit TO build an
elevator on site furnished them,
but insisted upon swing the prop
rrty. To clean up the title of the
property they wanted has been a
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-04-13
GOT puck,No

\ party Of four men driving :,
double rig wer" swept off the ap-
preach TO the kalwiiter bridge
by the swift current Monday morn
ing and had a narrow escape from
drowning. They managed To
reach high ground with no more
serious results than a ducking.
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G. SHEEHAN Is
STRICKEN IN OFFICE
E~y-Tammany Leader and Ey-
Police Commissioner Dies
Of Heart Disease.
TOOK TIP CROkER'S WORK

John G. Shcehan. who succeeded Rich.
ard Croker IN the leadership of Tam
many Hall. died OF heart disease yester-
day morning in his Office on the sixth
floor OF 213 Broadway.
Mr.. Sheehan, who appeared to be In
normal health. arrived at his office at
10 80. sat at his desk and was soon
busy with legal documents. Half AN
hour afterward John Meade. y clerk in
MIR. Sheehan's office. heard his name
called weakly When he entered Mr..
Sheehan's private office he found his
chief unconscious. with his head on the
desk. Meade summoned an ambulance
In haste. but 10y the time ii and Il physi-
clan arrived Mr.. Shcchan was dead.
His wife. daughter and son were notl-
fed at their home. los Centre avenue.
New Rochelle. II was learned there that
Mr.. Shechan had been in good health
lately and had not missed n day from
his law once on account OF i'll health
Tor several months.
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HOT SPRINGS VALENTINE SALE.
Benefit for prr%sbytcrinn 'hurch
We'll p~atrOniscd.

Nnr SPRINGS. Va. Feb. 9.-Thc local
colony patronized n candy and valentine
sale to-day held by IN, women Of the
FRS, PRESBYTERIAN church \ number
n. teas were given aftcrward. Among
tho huycrs of sW, cts and valentines were
Mrs. Frank Thorpe and Miss Dorothy
Thorn, Of Greenwich, Mrs. william iiar-
rlman, Mis-. T.. II, Hay. Mr., and Mrs. l..
Reid carr. Mr.. and Mrs. T., /" Rockafcl-
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Rutlcdge Schmidt,
Mrs. \. g. Bedford. Mrs. L. =, iiarwell.
Mrs e. n. Wombwell. Mr. ana Mrs Sid
rey Geist Of New York. Miss Martha Won
neut, of Boston. the Misses Mammalian
~ Baltimore, Mrs. Daniel II. ttrr OF
philadelphia. Miss Marian g, Barrel,
Miss T.. &. %sinnott. Bland Terry. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. W. Pickett. Miss \. Nash, Mrs,
y Uoeninghaus II Mr.. and Mrs a.
Bassett.
Mr., and Mrs. A. Rutledge Schmidt ar
rived at the Homestead to-day from New
York. Peter r. Conway joined the Phil
d lphia colony, Other arrivals included
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Friedman of Albany.
I II. Carroll. st, Louis Mr., and Mrs,
". i. McClalr. Metuchen T.. &. Sweeney
and w. A. Mathis, New York,
Mrs. Joseph de Wyckoff II Miss de
Wyckofr of London. who spent the last
fortnight here. left for New York to-
night,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Pickett Of Chicago
returned homt after a wedding trip
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MAN EATING TIGER
SOUGHT FOR MUSEUM
Roy Chapman Andrews Heads
Expedition Into South
China for IL.

Tie American Museum - Nt'uta.
History vii send an expedition TO cx-
plore the remote interior of southern
CANA under charge OF Roy CHAPMAN
Andrews. hunter and explorer. The
party starts February l..
While the primary object W he to
make "a complete collection Of a.. ami
mails. FISH and reptiles OF the region H.
will also carry a new rapid fr,' NOV
.nG picture machine. designed To photo
graph wild animals. and Nj Andrews
- after what is believed to he a new
species Of man eating t.rer.
The new man eater. according TO lot
'"rs from Perry |. taldvo,,. VINO has
lived FOR some time in Flu Chau. is
haunting that locality. Another animal
MI. Andrews wants specimens ~ Is the
takin or yakin. a goatiike antelope ma
tive 10 the liimalavas.
Mr.. Andrews sails Tor Yokohama.
Japan, Oh March -. aboard tho Gonyo-
Maru, accompanied by his wife. From
Japan they viii GO to pekin. thence to
Flu Chau From Flu Chau, after bag
Clrg a man eater or two, hc Will e, INTO
the province OF kwei-c.au aud pusSIhlv
into Tibet.
The expedition has been financed hy
the Jeslp fund and contributions from
Mr., and Mrs. Charles l.. ~Reruhomcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ. colgate. James
Il Ford, Mrs. Adrian Hoffman Iolnc.
chi,ds Frick and Lincoln Ellsworth.
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Eva PROM, has been engaged for Joan
savers and will appear there every night
with the twelve Leap Year. girls.
Elsie Ferguson has received a congratula.
tory cablegram from Hall Game, author OF
'Nargaret schiller IN which she Is appear.
ing al the New Amsterdam Theatre.
DanieI Games has been engaged by Grace
I,,orge for her Playhouse company, He viii
,nrear first IN The Earth. which she Will
add TO her repertoire OF Tuesday night,
The Twelfth Night Club will give its sec.
ond matinee OF short plays for the benefit
nt the building fund at the Belasco Theatre
70 morrow afternoon Three plays Will DO
presented.
The new Winter Garden show, Robinson
Crnsoe Jr." with Al Jolson viii open on
THURSDAY night Of next week. Nine. Mat
Mai COmont. a French comcdienne. and
Barry LupinO have been added to the cast
The rcceipts Of Monday nights perform.
an,e al the STANDARD Theatre. where Fiske
O'Usra will appear, Will be devoted to tho
b,niding fund Of the New York Chapter Of
tha knights of COlRnhus which ~ raising
money for new headquarters
Among the prominent professionals who
viii appear AT the seventy FIRST. Regiment
Gala hight performa nce ~ the Liberty
Theatre on February 20, are James J Nor
ion the Dolly Sd xItSs ,'i .%s ud do,,e
Marry Fox. Barney Bernard, Nice and Weeks
and viii Rogers. The performance ia 10 b~
wen under the auspices of Company A
Madeline Howard, who was last seen a.
Winter IN the role of the ,Ladv in Just a
Wnmau at the Forty Gig nth Street Theatre.
The Sclghborhood Playhouse VIII celebrate
on Saturday night the FIRST anniversary OF
last November will be revived About MY
dancin. and chorus PROFESSIONAL.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Ritz CARTON Mrs. John wanamak.r
Philadelphia.
Rrcs.,u NG Davis. cleveland, n. II.
webb, Cincinnati
Wo,cott pr aui Mrs George u car.
coran. Springfield, Mass a. H. Stephenson.
Philadelphia.
clsrllsc MI nud Mrs II = s.lmsn.
uoids, Boston.
KnI,kcrhock'r : prcym4, BOSTON; Mr..
and Mrs. i. ; Fields. Huntington, W Va ,
{. u. Dallas, chicago. '
Algonquin -Richnrd Harding Dayi.
Mount kisrn, Mi.s Mary Forbes. Boston.
Dr. cole. chelsea, Mas. '
Gotham Robert Porter. London. MIR
and Mrs. L. y. Bethel, Mnntclair. Dr.. and
Mrs. Nathan jerks, Detroit
Prince George Il. !. Rurdot,e Washing.
ton Eiv ,rd H. Bartlett, Rnghamton,
y. Y A ~ sheldon, Utica.
Alpin-Mr and Mrs, william s. Mon
tavnn and Miss Charlotte Wuodson. Lima.
Teru. W. T.. Ward. Nashville. J. II. Black,'
man, st. Louis.
Martinique Mr., and Mrs, y 4. Simon.
Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs, r, W. SNOW,
Inn Burn, y, y. Mr., and Mrs. Henry
Jones, Baltimore.
KnoNlcs. Ro~'on, Nj. and Mrs, j.. Fred.
crick Byors, ritishurg Henry shesfcr,
Miss Edlth l.. Shc,fcr, rotts,illc. Pa.
Vanderbilt NJ and Mrs, n. II. Hughes
PIttshurb, Mrs Charlotte A. BLOCK.
chicago: Mr.. ana Mrs. u. B CROWN
Toronto. Mr. ANA Mrs. /" NJ. Ansley. Grea,
Neck, /. l.
savoy-Mr, and, Mrs lain M.C"rmlck
PAUL; Mr.. aud Mrs. Howard hughes. Haiti,
more; Mr.. and Mrs. John wsterhouss
Portland. Nc.
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MRS. ARMOUR AT PALM BEACH.
Many New Orkers R~gistered at
The Hotels.

PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb. /. Harry :
Black of New York arrived to-da,
N his private car to Join MIR. ana Mrs
Barclay Henry, who came here from
Miami on their yacht Reola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dulles also
arrived from New York Mrs. Motctlf
Bliss. who lives AZ the Plaza, made tho
400 mile trip in her automobile, other
arrivals included Mr.. aud Mrs. Law
renee Armour, Chicago Mrs ! mes "
Hin. New York John Mitchell. Hos
ton Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Rcgau.
New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Stmuc,
y. Nandorgrift, Washington.
Col. William l. Hester Of I}rnoklyn
is expecting his daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. aud Mrs. George T.. Idle, New
York. from Havana. MIR. and Mrs
Mortimer SchiN arrived to-day IN their
private car and Mr., and Ms Jack
rutherford OF Tuxedo go, IN ON their
yacht Wilfreda from Charleston.
Tn" first large private entertainment
Of IN" season took place last night ON
the Breakers porch with T.. Clarence
Jones OF New York as the host. There
was dancing and "a midnight supper.
Those attending included Cant. and
Mrs. Mark l.. Bristol, Alexander Brown,
S%ylyanus Schoonmak er Cecil Filter.
Warren Salisbury. Charles Dillingham;.
c. NJ, HammIll. A, X, Macombrr, Fred
crick I.ewisohn. Gurnee Mum. Mrs.
Barclay Warburton. Mrs. Arthur car
roll, Mrs, Hermann Oelrlchs. Mrs. John
Harris, Russell Colt, Harry iIask MS,
Roger lin, Fred Inman. Dr. owen
Kenan. Nauder Longley. William 4
Larned. Miss Nancy Brewster, Miss
Mercedes crimmins, Miss Madeline
Cochrane. Miss Dorothy Stonesmith.
Miss Louis" Withorbee and Mss Mary
Brown Warhurton.
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John c. Sheehan.

from ireland early in LIE. Nj Sneehan
was educated Iu tuc public Schools and
-. loscph's COLLEGE ard later com-
p.eted a course ia a business college.
lie began life a. = telegraph Operator.
hut soon abandoned this to- study law
II" GOT into politics early. hc.rG rIontcd
Assessor ,t IiuNtlo "a lN1i Al tho end
OF hts term y" was elected Comptroller
and was reelected IN 1879 Meantime
hc F1i WON his law derro" ON the
completion OF his second torn as Comp
tro.ler Mr.. Sn"eH,,n van 10Y County
Clerk, but was detected That vas 'he
year that Grover Cleveland was elected
Governor az the State Mr.. Sncehan'S
efforts IN Nj. Cl",c'and's behalf were
sucn that the became warm friends
u when Nj. cleveland became Prosi-
dcrt he offered Nv Shcehan a. least one
important Federal post, which NJ.
Sne.har declined
Mr. Shcchan .duc here I'm l>>" ard
the same year Mas a~upu.ntcd secretary
20 the Board - Nquciu.t Commissioners.
lie affiliated with rammauy Hail al
most Immediately tui soon became
leader Of the Thtrteorth district. turning
II from q Republican stronghold INTO q
Democratic district I'm four years NJ
Sheehau WI regarded ts one Of the
Democratic POWERS 81 tine city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
CITY PLANNERS TELL
OF IDEAS FOR FUTURE
Problems Of Making New York
More Beautiful Dis
cusscd.

=.
Tho tentative plans or the Board OF
Estimates commission ON buiiuihS as
trictS aud restrictions, wnlcn mas pe'h
working for "A year ana a mar III on
junction with the boards city plan com
mittec. were explained In detaii ias'
night to an Interested audience IN 'ne
galleries of the Municipal ART Soc'e,y
Of New York. 10 Gramercy ARK Sou,h.
by Robert II. Written, secretary OF .ne
commission. Mr.. Whltten sain 'na' ,ne
development OF a city without any pa"
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RUNYON-NEILSON.
New Brun>v icL Ply stefan " In
Christ Episcopal Church.

NEw EErNswICK. y !, Fob. Miss
hattarin" Mcclellan Nelson. daughter
81 Mrs. Henri Augustus Nelson OF this
cry. Ma married to-day - pr. LAurauce
Phillips IN!uyou, younger son OF Mrs.
Iiar>~"H l,uuy"u. Sr. of this city. the
ceremony bong reformed IN Christ
Episcopal Church by ~Archdeacon
shepherd "f Trenton
'larkson EuuNor Jr. WAS his brothers
best man and q usnars were Or.
Arthur + CI1co. Alfrcd y McaChan OF
New Nork. Henry T. carpenter. Robert
Garter Nicholas. Nicholas g. Rutgers,
j., charles = toNcuhuvcn and John W.
Nettlcr 80 this CITY. lrr. EunNon Was
graduated from Rutgers College, 80.
and the collie, of PHYSICIANS and Sur
icons, New York. lie - ~ member o'
the STAFF 90 -. Peters General Hospital
and tho john Wells Hospital, this city.
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David y. I.cRs.

fHILApELPniA. Feb. a-pavd r.
l@ds, who was - member of the firm Of
l"as a McNi-y. leather dealers, died
to-day 1T his home IN his CITY. Mr..
l."as was born on September II. 1892.
at Shirlcysburg. IA. was graduated
from Bucknell college IN 1863. and from
the Rochester Theological seminary iu
1866. liz" vas active IN religious ard
educational work. had been treasurer
and a trustee of Hurkucll college f"r
thirty three years. and Was a member ~
many clubs and sncietjes Mrs. Van
l.cnnep. In" vii" Of ~. Gus'ivr \. Van
lenncp: Miss Mabel \ I."as. Frederick
G. I."ds. Leroy T.. l.c,S and Donald :
1eas are surviving children.
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Horace r.. Pane.

PATTERSON. y. j. Feb. 9-Horacc T.
rage, q cousin of Mime. Nordica and
VINO Fought In many battles OF the civil
war. died yesterday In the old Soldiers
Home In kcarny.
Following his discharge he went To
south America and enlisted IA the Br,.
Hliian navy. About 1870 he returned
10 the United States and made his nome
IN Fort Jorvis. y. V. where he married
Miss Mary n Marion. lie secured cm.
ploNment with the Erie Railroad Com
Tany as n locomotive oliver. Ills HRS,
wife died in 1889 and he married Ms
j. j.. Hctrie several months later. She
died in 1910 at Palm Beach. Nv
daughters. Mrs. George t.dg. and Mrs.
John CarIough of Paterson two sons.
Frank Page Of Paterson aud William
Page of New York. survive
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FRENCH MUSIC ENJOYED.
joint Concert Given by Miss Par.
low aud Mr.. uutcheson.


Kathleen Parlow, violinist. and Ernest
Hutcheson, pianist, gave n joint con-
cert yesterday afternoon In Aeolian Hall.
The programme was one OF music by
French composers. II comprised the
Cesar Franck sonata and the Saint
Saens sonata in ID minor. Between these
two Miss Parlow played Saint-Saens's in
PRODUCTION and rondo capriccioso and Mr..
Hutchinson gave three numbers by De-
busy. F'aure's Romance sans Paroles
and a motto pcrpetuo by Alkan.
Cesar Franck Is a very convenient
composer. He was Belgian who
passed many years in Paris and who ex-
erted a deep influence on many French
masters. who have always comfortably
claimed him as a member OF their ma
tional school. His piano and violin
sonata IL one OF the works which strug-
gled long for general recognition, but
which IL now in some danger Of over
work. Ii bears frequent hearing very
well. however. because It's character is
retrospective and not merely pleasing.
The music which wears out most quickly
liz often that which delights Immediately
at the first hearing.
When two performers Of genuine
ability, such rs Miss Parlow and Mr.
Hutchinson. play this music 1t Is certain
to be interesting. The large audience
listened closely and applauded vigorously.
warm approval was also signincd after
the playing Of the solo numbers OF the
two artists.
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HOSPITAL WORK FOR EIGHT.
Columbia Medical ~>tudrnts I hOscn
for Practical TrRining.

Dean samuel ". Lambert OF the school
OF mvIl,ilc ot columbia University an
uOUu,cd Yesterday the appointment Of
eight members of the graduating class
to medical and surgical divisions IN HE
Presbyterian Hospital, whore they Will
|rcyc,v" a special course In practical
training Tie appointments were made
according 10 tn" agreement Of allltrc"
hctwcru columbia and IN" Presbyterian
Hospital.
Walter Parks Eliss. a graduate Of
Wesleyan University. NcddS IN" list Of
appu.u'rcs. IT, viii join the first mcd,-
cal dNistuu. Tie others appointed are
trduN l.dnou, Mrloucy. Dartmouth 10,
to o., ur-' SurCiull division 'i,rald
spencer Sh'bloy. columbia rs, 20 the
FIRST medical division William Ihristo-
r,hrr Sttdlr, y V / %. to the second
medical division Ronald Mansfield
Ferry. Harvard ~. 10 the second rucdi-
cal division. William Perrin Ni,olsuu.
.Ir, Georgia IL. 10 TIA" first surgical
division: charles Terry Eu,lor, Frince-
ton l., second surgical division stan
ley Theodore FORTUNE. Hope College II,
20 the second surgical division
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs. Hugo Re!singer will give a SINAI
dance this evening at her home, 1913
Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Rodman Waramaker will give
a dinner or Saturday evening AT her
home in Tuxedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony !. T-excl BID
die. Ir.. will give a dinner this evening
al their home. . East ~Eighty-ninth
street.
Mrs. edith Gale T,ng. widow Of
Sewell 7. Tying. vii, be married 10 VIII
lam a Nissan this afternoon in 81.
Thomas's Church.
a 81. Valentine skating carnival for
amateurs will be held at the Biltmore
ice gardens m Saturday afternoon and
evening. There will be contests at fancy
skating for prizes.
Mrs. Orme wilson Will give a musicale
his evening at her home. 3 East sixty
fourth street. Nine. Marie R~arrieptoS.
the new soprano Of the Metropolitan
Opera Company. Will sing.
Mrs. +. +. Van de Water and Mrs.
f.. +. Terhune will give a reception this
afternoon at ESQ West ~Ninety-fourth
street for Miss E,eanO Gay. whose en-
gagement Was announced recently 10
F.. F. Van de Water. Jr.
a dance Viii be gwen at the catholic
Club ON February Il. Among the pa
tronesses will be Mrs. Alfred VI. Barrett
Mrs. James \. Behs. Mrs. NIctp j.
bowling. Mrs. Henry Heidc, Jr, and
MIS-. Michael j. Mu,queen.
\ small dance was giNeA last eve
ming at the %r>evoort by Mrs. W!liam
Adams Delano and Henry g. Barley
for their respective nieces, Miss Ethel
Potter and Miss RITA Norrie, debutautes
of the winter. II was an informal dane
and the guests were entirely young peo-
pie.
Mrs. Allan T.. Creighton ard Miss
Arlene creighton gave Il luncheon yes
,erday Al Shcrry's for Miss clarina
Cushmav. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Arthur Cusnman. who will DE married to
William NJ. +. Spence of Brook VI IN the
! broadway Presbyterian Church or Tues
day. The wedding ceremony VII he fol-
lowed by a reception az the Rltz-carl-
ton.
The first OF HE two dinner dances ar
| ranged by Miss Florence James was
held last evening in the Spanish ball
room Of the Holland House. Among
those giving dinners were Mrs. Lewis L.
Delaield, MIS-. orlando Hartman.
Baroness de RUpp. Mrs. Howard Divi-
son, Miss Matilda pilot, Mrs. Harry e.
Gushing Mrs. Paul q. Thebaud, Mrs.
| oscar Stillman, Mrs. Henry :. Fleming.
Ms. Joseph b. Bourne and Mrs James
| Van Vechten Olcott. The next dinnc-
! dance WI. be given on March /.