New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
Films of Activities on
French Front Shown at
Lafayette Fund Benefit.
JULES BOTS SPEAKS;
MISS RUBNER SINGS
DR.. Henry B. Richardson and
Miss Margaret Carpenter Mar.
ried Last Tuesday.

Motion pictures Of the packing. tran
sportation and distribution At the
front Of the Lafayette Comfort Kits,
also some exclusive films taken at the
Battle OF Verdun, were shown last
night at the Ritz-Carlton urdcr .hc
auspices Of the executive committee 81
the Lafayette Fund, Francis Roche,
secretary. The programme also in
cluded speeches by Jules Bots on
Frances Appreciation" By Frederic 2.
Coudert on behalf Of the executive
committee and BY Lieutenant Robert
MacGrath on Personal Experiences
Mt the Front" and also songs by Miss
Dagnar de Corayal Rubner and recita-
tions By Mrs. Francis Carolan, who Is
at the head Of the Lafayette Fund in
California.
Among those VINO had tickets were
Mrs. John Jacob Aston. Mrs. Edmund l..
Baylies. Mrs. William Aston Chanler,
Mrs. John J. Chapman. Mrs. Peter
Cooper Hewitt, Mrs. Archer NJ. Hun
tington, Mrs. James IS. Duke, Mrs. Phil
ip VI. Lydig. Mrs. Lee Thomas, Miss
Janet Scudder. Miss Jane p. Wallach,
Mrs. VI. Orme Wilson. Mrs. Henry
Rogers Winthrop. Robert /. Bacon,
william b. Rogers, Governor Morris,
John G.. Milburn. ". Forbes Morgan,
Philip w. Livcrmore, Charles ID. Wet
more and Rswlins l.. Cottenet.
Mrs George Rice Carpenter has an
nounccd the marriage on Tuesday last
+ OF her daughter, Miss Margaret s. Car
! penter. 70 DR.. Henry B. Richardson
/ son Of the late DR.. Maurice II. Rich
srdson. OF Boston. at the home OF the
bride. 6l2 West li2th Street. Only
relatives were present at the ceremony
and there were no attendants. DR.. and
Mrs. Richardson will live in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Nickerson, of ga
/ West Seventy-second Street, have an
nounced the engagement Of THEN
I daughter. Miss Doris Nickerson, q
Harris Mosser, son of MIR. and Mrs
( John Mosser, of Boston. Mr.. Mossel
was graduated from Yale, class IA.
Miss Theodate Pope, daughter Of
I Mrs.. Alfred A Pope. OF this city, viii
] be married 20 John Wallace Riddle. oil
1 New York and Washington. tomorrow
az the home Of the bride. az Farming
ton, Conn. The ceremony will be per
! formed a. three o'clock by the Rev. DR.
Robert Sedgwick, of Calvary Church
this city, classmate of the bride
groom. The bride will be given away
by her cousin, Henry Francis Pope, O.
! Cleveland, Ohio. Only relatives, a few
intimate friends and the chief EN-
ployes of the estate will be present a
the wedding.
Richard Deming, OF Greenwich
| Conn, has announced the engagement
of his daughter, Miss Elizabeth Oak
ley Deming, to Howard Froelick, son o.
Mrs. Louis W. Froelick, of Brooklyn
The wedding will take place on Satur
day, May 20. Mr.. Froelick was grad
uated from Princeton, class 10. Miss
Deming's father is vice-president o.
the American Surety Company of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster Morgan have
gone to Hot Springs, Va, 70 spend
] lOTkNlpH helI sOH-lH-idN ~
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Holm'
Ballsntine, Of 103 East Seventy-hftf
Street, will 60 10 Cedarhurst, Ions
Island, next week, for the summer.
Mrs. Edwin T. Holmes gave a dinner
and dance last night at her home, 4;
| West Fifty-seyenth Street. for ne
daughter. Miss Mildred Holmes, tn
latter's fance, Henry s. Durand, anC
the attendants at their wedding, which
is 10 take place on Tuesday in 81
Thomas's Church.
The first Of the Three Supper dance:
for young people was held last night a.
the Coterie Club, 40 West Fifty-eightt
Street. The patronesses arc Mrs. Phil
in G.. Bartlett, Mrs. James Byrne, Mrs
Walter Damrosch, Mrs. B. Ogden CHS
olm, Mrs. Frederick F. Carey, Mrs
| Carl A. de GersdorfF, Mrs. Ernest r
Adee, Mrs. Edward R. Stettinius anC
Mrs. Edward S. Knapp.
A dramatic performance will be
given this evening by the Dobbs Pho
nix Alumne Society for the bonsit NJ
the Masters School Day Nursery, stu
ated at 5l9 East Eighty-sixth Street
/ and connected with the DoDDS NelBn
borhood House. Tickets, at SO each
may be obtained from Miss Frederica
Bull. So East Fifty-sixth Street. The
playlets will be Tennyson's The Fal
con-" Between the Soup and the Sa
worry" by Miss Gertrude Jennings, anc
"Overtones," By Miss Alice Gersten'
berg.
The patronesses include Mrs. Pau
/ y. Crayath, Mrs. Clough c. Overton
Mrs. Vincent Aston. Mrs. B. 0gder
Chisolm, Mrs. Pierre Mali, Mrs Howard
Carroll, Mrs. William Allen Butler
Mrs. Thomas F. Victor, Mrs. Charles F
Roe and Mrs. Lancaster Morgan.
Mrs. William Watts Sherman left
town last night for Newport, where she
will spend the season.
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris viii
give a dance this afternoon at her
house, 1915 Fifth Avenue, for the mem.
bers OF the Society OF Junior Colonial
DANES OF America.
AN ENGAGEMENT.
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