The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-06
JTJM1N EVENTS I'm SOCIETY ASSIST WAR RELIEF FUNDS

and Mrs. David Kahn OF $50 West Dnd
avenue, was married on Monday evening
to Herbert d. Lederer OF the Navh
Aviation Service The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Nathan Krass
and was followed by dinner.
Tho bride was dressed In soft white
satin combined with chiffon, and a RUS
sian coronet of rose point lace fastened
her tulle veil. The bridegroom's sister
in-law. Mrs. Richard N. Lederer, was
tho matron OF honor. and tho brides
cousin. Miss Beatrice M. Kahn. the maid
Of honor. There were four other at
PENDANTS. Mrs. Harry N. Allen, Mrs.
Chester Goldburg. Miss Gladys do Cor
dova and Miss Florence Buttepwieser.
and flower girl, Miss Marcella Mandel.
cousin of tho bride. The young women
wore costumes OF purple satin ana
cerise chiffon.
The best man was Richard NJ. LedereS
and serving az ushers were Max Lederer,
Ensign John straus. u. 8. Nj Victor
Rlesenfeid. Seymour Steinler. Philip
Bluhm and Arvin Seldner.
At the parish house, Broadway ana
Dyckman street, the Inwood Political
Study Club held itg first meeting OF the
season on Monday evening. The presi-
dent. Amzi ID. Taylor, presided There
on Economic Freedom for America
and an address was made by Mrs. A. A.
Racky on '-Tho arAat Work OF Salvage"
Songs were rendered by Mrs. Bawdsn,
accompanied by Mrs. Carl Reynard.
The Rainy Day Club OF America, Mrs.
A. NJ Palmer president. had Its first
meeting of the season at the Hotel Astor
on Wednesday afternoon. Tho pro-
gramme included patriotic addresses,
among them one on The Liberty Bond"
| by Mrs. owen Kildare; reading from
"Pollyanna" by Miss Sally Hamlin and
vaudeville acts by Gus Edwards and his
| company.
The woman's Health Protectdvs A.
ISOLATION, Mrs. Ralph Trautmann presi-
dent. held its FIRST meeting OF the season
| on Tuesday afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs Eugene }. Cumisky, sos West 112th
stree. In the absence of Mrs Traut-
mann Mrs. Cumisky presided. The nest
ing was wholly devoted to plans for war
activities OF the members during the fall
and winter. Tho next meeting will oe
held at the Hotel Aston on November 8.
Tea was served TO the members follow
ing the close Of the meeting.
More than fifty women's clubs have
been taking an active part in the LIB
| erty Loan drive. Miss Virginia Potter
and Mrs. John T. Russell of the Wop1-
ems Liberty Loan Committee organized
them. with Mrs. Reginald Fircke Al
chairman. Among the club represents
ttives working with Mrs. Flncke arc Mrs.
Albert Garfield Bage, Eclectic Club /:
Mrs. John Francis Yawger of the city
Federation of Clubs, Mrs. ]. MoGes
Ellsworth. Colony Club; Miss F1eisch-
mann. Bryn Mawr Club: Mra John
Blair, Woman:s City Club; Miss LILLIAN
Boehm, Civic Club Miss Edna West,
C;amut Club. and Mrs. W. L. Force, Stu
flo Club. The clubs are working In va
rious ways to sell bonds, number hav-
ing booths scattered about the city.
The University Forum of America,
Alexander Cumming president held its
FIRST dance of the season on Tuesday
evening at Duryea's, in West Seventy
second street. Francis Wright Clinton
was chairman of the evening, and Mrs.
Owen Kildare the hostess. The club
will have five other dances this season.
On October Is, November 2 and %, De-
cember 10 and January ], the last being
dinner dance. There will also be
weekly meetings and lectures.