New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
Halloween To Be
Celebrated Here by
Many Novel Parties
Society yArranges Schedule of
Dances and Dinners for
Fall Holiday; Ardsley Club
to Entertain at Dance

Many entertainments will be given
at country clubs and suburban homes
9o-nlght IN celebration of Halloween,
Mnlle IN the city numerous small and
informal affairs will take place.
Country homes on Long Island. in
Westminster County, along the Hud-
son and over in the Morristown sec
ton of New Jersey will be the scenes
or gay parties, which in many in
stances will extend over the week end.
One of the largest affairs will be
dance which Mr.. and Mrs. George
Marshall Allen will give at Glynallyn,
their country. place at Convent, N. j.,
IN honor of their son-in-law and
dGaughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Mac
Dougall. All the members of the
fashionable colony in that section have
been invited, and many guests will 90
out from the city for the dance.
The Ardsley Club will give cos
tune dinner and dance tonight. Din
ner Will be served at 1880 and dane
ing will follow.
Miss Cecily Picard will give a
halloween dance tonight at her home,
Sio West Seventy-eighth Street, for
recently returned from their wedding
trip in the South. Mrs. Dalton was
Miss Kathleen Picard, and her mar
riage took place October 4 in St.
Thomas's Church.
Miss Ethel Charlotte Genthner.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs Philip J.
Genthner, will be married to Charles
Chester Woolley, son of DR.. and Mrs.
j. V. $. Woolley, of rs East Seventy
ninth Street, Manhattan, to day in the
~
lam 1 Englis will be her sisters
matron of honor and only attendant
Donald S. Dugliss will serve as Mr..
Woolley's best man. Mr.. Woolley
spent eleven months with the A. E. F.,
being a member of Company F, 10th
Infantry.
Miss Barbara Kerley. daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Gilmore Kerley, of
dinner tonight at her home for her
bridal ATTENDANTS She is to be mar
ried tomorrow. in St. Barth holomew's
Church. to Lieutenant Henry Arthur
Hutchins. L. S. N.
Mrs, John Parker Clifford will give
reception on the afternoon of No
vember 10 at her home, AIT Lexington
Avenue. to introduce her daughter,
Mrs. Henry B. Slayback will give q
reception November 20, at her home,
All Park Avenue, for her debutante
daughter. Miss Kathryn T. Slayback.
Mrs Reginald Barclay will intro
duce her daughter Miss Bertha Fahys
Barclay, at Il reception November 20
at her home. 3 East Seventy eighth
Street. She will give dance for her
daughter, December %, at the Ritz
Carlton.
Miss Elizabeth Clarkson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert z. l.. Clarkson, of
Wildwood, Tivoli- on Hudson, was mar
ricd to William Mayhcw Washburn
son Of Mrs. William Tucker Washburn
of New York, Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of the brides sister, Mrs
Frank A. e. Washburn. 81 East
Seventy ninth street. Mrs. Kellock
Myers was her sisters matron Of honor
and Frank A. B. Washburn served as
his brothers best man. The bridegroom
served in France as a lieutenant with
the A. f. f., rs did his brother, Watson
Washburn. He is a graduate Of Har
ward, class '0S
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Witherell
Nash of 1856 East Seventy ninth Street
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son a few days ago in the
Mount Vernon Hospital. Mrs. Nash
was Miss Esther -Auchincloss.
Mrs. Marcel Stcinbruggc sailed for
Europe on La France to spend several
weeks abroad
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