New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
Society
Engagement of Miss Gladys
Endicott to Beverley Rob
inson Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. RC5eIt Endicott, of 1903
East Thirty-sixth Street. announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Gladys Endicott, 70 Beverley Randolph
Robinson, Of this city. Miss Endicott
was introduced TO society two seasons
ego, and since her debut has taken an
active part in the social life Of the
younger set, and has also shown much
interest in charitable work. She has
a younger sister, Miss Lillian Endicott.
Mr.. Robinson is a son Of DIT. Beverley
Robinson, Of AZ West Thirty-sevonth
Street. lie was graduated from Har-
ward in 1898. and is a member Of the
Union, Knickerbocker, Century, Uni
versity and other New York clubs. No
date has been set for the wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Ina Alice Kis-
sci, daughter Of Rudolph II. Kissel, 70
Henry Taft Eaton will take place at
noon to-day I'm the Church of the Holy
Communion, Sixth Avenue and Twen-
tieth Street. 4 small reception VIII
follow at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Kissel, 43 Park Avenue.
Miss Mary Moreland, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mclean More
land. will be married to Lawrence Hud-
son Villas, of Chicago, this afternoon
at the home Of her parents, IN Pitts
bureh. Mrs. Stanhope ". Nixon. or
this city. will be the matron OF honor
and Anthony J. Drexel BIddle, Jr, also
of New YORK, will be one Of the ushefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. william George Sickel'
Of 1913 West Seventy-fourth Street, an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Lorraine Allen Sickel, to Lieu
tenant Karl Slaughter Bradford, u. y
A., of Washington, d. {.
The last meeting Of the Sewing Glass
of st. Luke's Hospital will be held on
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Henry -
Swords, 80 East SiXty-seventh street;
The Rev. Mr.. Clover. superintendent OF :
the hospital, will tell the members OIL
the class what the hospital IS planning
TO do in case Of war.
The annual entertainment oil the
Spence Alumn@ Society. for inc oehent
Of its House for Homeless baples; III
East Sixty-second Street. Will be held AZ
the Plaza on April Is and ~. a NUS
cal comedy il, two acts, entitled zen
tieman lack" the book by Miss Grace
r. Henry and music by Miss Rosamona
pstcbelder. of BOSTON, will be PRODUCED
and the parts will be taken by mem
bers of the society.
Sterling II. Ivison, who VIII marry
Mics Tjsbeth Moore Lyle, daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Lyle, on Iues-
dav. April 10, at her parents, nome,
1O43 Madison Avenue. gave his IarewelI
bachelor dinner last night at the law
Club.
William stephen Van Rensselaer,, w4 p, o
will marry Miss Roxana Went"CO,I.h
Bowen. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cl la,-
ence Winthrop Bowen, in St ! hom mas. 3
Church, on April 9, will give ms laLe-
we'll bachelor dinner next IueSu"S
evening at the Union CLUB.
Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp OF "a I
rirtb Avenue, will leave the city TO-
morrow for the Virginia Hot springs
The last for this season Of the week week.
" dances of The Bachelors was g, 81
last night in the Della Robbia room o OF
The Vanderbilt. Among those VINO tooh
CHESTS TO the dance were Mrs james
B. Haggin, Mrs. Jewett Mn. Min'q ri H. M ir
Imam r. Kendall, Hamilton FISH IT,
Wy i' Goott Cameron and Preston Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana c3s Gibson son
and their son, Langhorne Gibson, are -
o. Tho Willard Hotel, Washington, D. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Tenney; OF 81
57O Park Avenue, have gone 10 "n'''
sulphur Springs, W. va
Wet Fighty-ninth Street. announce tne
ergaqement of their daughter MISS
pan1ine B. Hoffman, to Maurice Good
man. general counsel for the b. r,
Keith Vaudeville Circuit ana the
United Booking Offices.