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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-20

the bell has been rung was the day of the armistice celebration. It was rung when the building was constructed in 1904. The bell cost about S2 900. The expense of removing it will be about s1,50e. It is six feet high and four feet in diameter at the base.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-20
MYSTIC

The congregation of St. Mark s Episcopal church was given a pleasant surprise at the service Sunday morn ing when Bishop David TrumbuIl
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-20
Domestics and White Goods

PLAID BLANKETS, in double bed size. Regular price $7.0o a pair. CASH AND CARRY PRICE $5.48 27-INCH BLEACHED DOMET FLANNEL. Regular price SSc 8 yard.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 25c HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES, in two. .sizes--42 by 36 and 45 by 36. Regular price roc each.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 59c YARD WIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON, warth 3ec a yard. Only five yards to customer.
 CASH AND GARRY PRICE Sic
 SPEclALI!
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-20

and ? weeks. There are three other children in the family, two daughters and a son.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-20

Naugatuck-The Naugatuek Police mems Protective association is making preparations for the first annual ball to be given in Columbus hall on New Years eve.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-20
BALTIC

John A.. infant son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph H. Buteau. died Monday after several weeks illness, aged months
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-20

Church Bros. sell fish cheap; see ad- vertisement page 5.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Rabbit Pis sunpsr and ps,es.

Church Bros. buy raw furs. pay good pracea and give tar grading,
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A Kiss JEANETTE BLUMBERG,
MI daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Bumberg OF the Hotel Har.
grave, Seventy-second street and Column
bus avenue, will be married 10 Benja-
min Blum on April In the Temple OF
Mount Nebo, West 1S0th street. The
ceremony will he followed By recep-
ton and dinner at the Hotel MoAlpin.
Miss Blumher2. who win wear gown
OF white satin with a tulle veil edged
with point lace, will have Niles Dorothy
BiH7M. sister 81 tbs brideer0SA, FOR hs's
maid OF honor Her bridesmaids Will
be Miss Gertrude Horn and Niles Kate
Horn. Joseph Frank, who is with the
Seventy seventh Division In France, will
be the best man II he reaches New York
in time. the ushers will be Harry
Blurfberg and James Schweitzer.
Miss Isiumberg has had many enter
tainments given in her honor. one OF
the most recent being linen shower.
when she was the recipient OF many
beautiful articles.
The marriage OF Miss Dorothy NJ.
Radley, daughter OF Mrs. Ignatius Rad
ley, 10 Lieut. Ernest Lenwood stephens,
February 20 in the Weet End Col
iegiate Church brought together all the
members Of her mothers wedding party
now alive. The same minister, the Rev.
Henry Evertson Cobb. who OBLIGATED at
the wedding OF Mrs Radley to the late
Mr.. Radley. performed the ceremony
which united the younger couple.
Mrs. George Harper. who was maid
OF honor for Mrs. Radley, came from
her homo In Toronto, Canada, for the
wedding. William n, Heller. whose
daughter. Mics Marion Heller. was one
of the bridesmaids for Miss Radley. was
best man at the wedding Of the iatter's
father and mother. Mr.. Hellsr's father
and grandfather were best men at the
marriages OF the late Mr.. Radley's
father and grandfather Thus four gen.
srations OF friends have been attendants
In the same FAMILIES
Mven Mr. RsdIsv's flower girl, now
q young woman. Miss Delphina Nc
Entyrs. and on OF the bridesmaids.
now Mrs C. u. Hubert, and ono OF the
ushsrs. the only one now alive. John Il.
Rsilsy. were guests at the wedding OF
Miss Radley and Lieut. stephens.
But to return 70 the wedding. Il Was 4
military one. The colors and emblem
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, cover was a welcome homo place card
with d single star on 10, and At Mrs. Nc
Conneil's table was a miniature tank
filled with souvenirs for the guests. Each
woman also received at her place box
OF candy surmounted with French doll.
The eotillon was revived at the dance
which followed in the East Ballroom.
Among the guests AZ dinner were
Lieut.. and Mrs. George KnelleE Major
Philip r. Case and, his sister, Miss Case;
Capt and Mrs. John J. Mahony. Capt.
r. II. Sling1uff, Capt. d. b. Miner,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harry Miller. Lieut.
Preston Gibson, Lieut.. Ellis NJ. spoont.
Lieut.. G. u. Briggs, Lieut. H. q. Ora
velle. Lieut.. Edward Earle Lieut.. Moses
Gould. Lieut.. John LaMond. Lieut. j.
+. Donahue. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kneller, Mr. and Mrs. A. u. Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Smith. Nat Shield
iauer, Mr. and Mrs Samuel q. psts-
brook, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis J. BLACKWELL,
Mr.. and Mrs Cary r. Simmons, Mr. ana
Mrs. william M. Haradon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Lce Mr.. and Mrs, John Francis
Yawger, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman 8. Otis
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCullagh, NJ:
and Mrs Frank @. Cochran. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank H. Scardeheld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph ]. Root. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. O
A. Glokner Mr.. and Mrs Jackson o.
Sells, Mr. and Mrs. Walter w. Griffith.
Mrs.. Owen J. Mcwiltams.. Mira, John ~
Storey, Mrs. Alvah Nickerson, Miss He'd
wig A. Diehn. Miss Martha Riefe ana
Inspector John r. Dwyer
For the benefit OF the Lenox Hill Hos-
pital a card party will be given on TUGS
day afternoon. March IL, at the Hotel
Aston II will be under the auspices or
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the hospital
and many beautiful and Unusual prizes
will be given TO the winners Point
euchro. progressive, pivot and auction
bridge, 1--WE hundred and plnochle will be
played, the games starting ut o'cleck.
Tickets may be had from Mrs II. w.
Schmidt, 400 West 142d street. ...
The Daughters OF Michigan IN New
York. Mrs Thomas Giaietone Massey
president. vii; hold their monthly meet
ing on Tuesday ut the apartment. OF
Mrs. T. S. Field, IN the Hendrick Hud-
son. The club we're hosteeses at the
Michigan Canteen, SO West Foftieth
street, last Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. to the sailors and soldiers from
that state who have Just returned from
overseas.
Refreshments were served. after which
there was dancing The members OF
the club have just finished and sent q
quantity of garments and knitted ar
t.cies to Serbia by Miles, Loscen'toh. who
has Jus. departed for that country TO
establish q home for destitute children
The Eclectic Club. Mrs, Albert Garfield
Bsge president, reid tho sixth meeting
and luncheon OF the season on Wednes-
day at the waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Rich
ard II. Stesrns was chairman Of the day
and presented Robert George Patterson
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Ind an address by Miss Elisabeth Mar.

and an address by Miss Elisabeth Mar.
bury.
Mrs Edward W. Hooke Is president
OF tho association. and tho other Of
fcerS are Mrs. Charles Campbell. Mrs
w. z. Fitch and Mrs. J. H. Hoole, vice
presidents; Mrs Jane r. MoComb. treas
urer Miss Harriet C. witt, recording
secretary and Mrs. Frederick NJ. win.
Jams. corresponding secretary.
Atbene Cluh.SIrs, Katherirs a. Martin
president, gafe the second 3? a series q
large afternoon receptions and dances
for officers In the service yesterday in the
solarium on the roof OF the Waldorf-As-
toria. Mrs Frank X. Brewster was
chairman. Others receiving with the
president included Mrs. George A. Brand,
Mrs. Charles +. Lembke. Mrs. Chester 3.
Fulmer, Mrs. Jackson b. Sells, Mrs.
Helena L. Rehfuss. Mrs. A. w. Porter.
Mrs. Edward Epstean. Mrs. AlonDo p.
Dayton. Mrs. Arthur Britain. Miss Grace
Niemann and Miss Sara Esterbrook.
Among the 300 officers present were
Major Lasker OF the Royal Legion. Sur
geon- General Albert James Douglas,
Observation-Disclosures Barker. u. s. n.
/ Capt Thomas G. Griflth. Commander
Trieon ana Ensign Robert @. Gotham,
u. S. y.
The civilian quests included Judge
and Mrs. David Stuart Rose. Count Reg.
mad Ward, Charles H. Buchanan. former
secretary of tho American Legation In
London; Mr., and Mrs IIeremnie Close
Prot Walter Douglas and Montifiors
Kahn.
'President's Day viii he observed for
the rrst tlme at the clubs NTH annual
birthday party next Thursday at the
Waldorf-Astoria,
Mr. and Mrs Nobla Mcconnell Of
the Walton. West Seventeen street, gave
dinner dance frlday night ct the Hotel
Aston FOR Lieut.. George krcller .rn'tad
States~ainr,rc Corps. witch was attended
BY nrnny Officers n v.r!cY. N-anchrs q:
the service, The sues.s q, dinner mum.
bered about sixty and 200 addluona,
came in for tho dance, Tho dinner was
served IN the collage room, which wa.
! decorated with HaGs, palms ana flowers
thu color scheme OF tna tables being vel.
low snd waite. DuT.Hy tao elmer .
quartet sang patriots ss.se,lo AT sael
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&c morrow night In the grill room Of
the Lorraine. and it has been decided
20 continue these dances throughout
this month and next. Among the
members OF the committee are Mrs.
Perry Osborn, Mrs. Warren Nc
Conihe. Mrs. Lydig Hoyt. Mrs. Allen
G. Wellman. Mrs. c. Templeton Crock
sr and Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn, Jr.
A dance for the benefit Of the Motor
Corps Of America will be held on
Thursday night in the ballroom Of the
Ritz-Carlton, when a feature Will be
the music by Europe's military band.
which recently returned after service
in France. Miss Beatrice Lounsbery
arranging the details and among the
patronesses arc Mrs. George F. Baker,
Jr., Mrs. George B. DE Long. Mrs. Ar
thur Little. Mrs. Henry n. Alexander,
Mrs. John W. Stewart and Miss Mar
bury. ...
For the benefit of the italian War
Relief Fund Of America young people
Of society will give an entertainment
n the ballroom OF the Hotel des Ar
.is.es on Tuesday night that will COM
b,ne some original features, including
hose of circus character. Among
hose who will take part will he sew
raj who were In the cast of "Hooray
FOR the Girls" which was produced
last December for one Of the war relief
funds and which proved n success.
Mrs. Lewis Woodruff as America will
5e one OF the principal figures, and she
expects 10 drive through the ballroom
m q vcrltable Roman chariot. Miss
Lila Stewart Is in charge Of the en-
terta.nment. Some OF those interested
n the italian fund are Mrs. Hermanus
b. Duryea, Mrs. George Dupont Pratt,
Mrs. Charles II. Ditson. Mrs. Thomas
Hastings and Mrs. 81. Hatch Willard.
Mrs. wilber Bloodgood will give a
rarity for her daughter. Miss Rosalie
Bloodgood, tomorrow night at her
home, 40 East Thirty-fourth street.
Her guests, all young people, are in
vited to a farmers frolic" and they
are expected TO wear rural costumes.
The supper and music will be in keep
ing with the entertainment, for which
100 invitations have been sent out.
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Notes of Women's Clubs

, Chapman was heard IN ten new part
| songs. Miss Alice shaw was OF the
piano and Louis Dressler presided at
| the organ. Dancing followed the pro-
sramme. Rubinstein Auxiliary No. is7
10 still holding meetings on "Wednesday
afternoons ut the Waldorf
Beethoven Society, Nine. Aida TAnini
Tagliavia president. will hold It's March
afternoon musical on Saturday In the
ballroom OF the Hotel Plaza. Before
the programme Nine. Taglievia, assisted
by the officers and members Of the
reception committee. Will receive the
guests and welcome many new MEM
bers into the society. Tho programme
will be given BY Nine. Elsa Foerster.
dramatic soprano OF the Metropolitan
opera House, who will sing a group OF
American songs, in addition TO a num-
be. Of opsratic arias; Harold Land
| t,s rytons, and M!ss Norma Bates.
Harold Osoorn-Smith will be at the
plano Dancing will follow the pro-
gramn,e.
Mrs. Elmer A. Miller will entertain
the choral members OF tho club at the
monthly March reception 1T her resi-
deros, seS Madison avenue. instead OF
Mrs Carl Jungen. Tho latter will be
tho hostess In April
Niles Holmfreda Anadottier, a native
| OF iceland; Mrs. John Francis Yawyer
| and the recently elected officers OF the
New York City Federation OF Wornens
Clubs were the guests Of honor at the
social meeting Of the New York Fresf,
Air Fund for Adults and Elderly PEG.
pie on wednesday afternoon at the
Hotel Astor. Before the programme
there was reception OF new members
and reports from the chalrmen OF the
various committees, Mrs. A. J.
Schwartz. chairman of the day, ar
ranged a programme which included
soprano solos by Nine. Vito Padula
| with Emil Polak as the accomoah!st
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few relatives and friends were In
vited to the wedding.
Mrs. Alexander Spaldine OF Bs6 West
1ssth street and Cold Spring on the
Hudson has announced tho engagement
Of her daughter. Miss Gertryde Altar
dyee Spalding, to Major Ferdinand NJ
Bartelme of Chicago and Minneapolis
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Van Tassel OF
Brooklyn have formally announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Edythe Lillian Van Tassel. to Philip c.
do Mena, son Of Mr.. and MIRA NJ. +.
do Mena-
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur s. Maltoy OF
P1ainfleld, N. J.. have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Mar
saret Mather Maltby, to Charles Man.
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recent brides Her marriage to DR..
Ditman took place a week ago yester-
day at the homo OF her parents. Mr.,
and Mrs Alexander d. Cumnock, in
Lowell, Mass. Miss Katherine Cum
mock Blodgett. daughter OF Mr.. ard
Mrs. John Wood Blodgett OF this city,
and a niece of the bride. was the only
attendant. Lieut.. Alber J. Ditman,
United States Army. acted as his
brothers best man. The ushers were
Major Henry Armstead, Major +. b.
Clark, Col. Howard Caswell Smith.
II. LIE Roy Pitkin. John Wood Blodgett
and John Wood Blodgett, Jr. On their
return from their wedding trip to Bur-
nida Or. and Mrs Ditman will 1.-Two
at $50 Park avenue until the summer
when they will go to Southampton
l.. I.
In the chantry OF ST. Thomas's
Church on February IS Miss Elizabeth
Clifford. daughter OF Mrs. Stanley P
Clifford OF s75 Park avenue. was mar
risd to Ensign Caleb J. Coatsworth
Jr.. son Of Major Caleb ]. Coatsworth
OF Buffalo. now head Of the Red Cross
canteen work In Florida. The Rev
DIR. Ernest VI. Stires performed the
marriage ceremony IN the presence OF
a small number OF relatives. The
I bride entered the chantry with the
bridegroom and was given away by
her mother. Sho had no attendants.
John Dix CONN acted as best man. A
small Wedding breakfast followed at
Delmonico's, after which Ensign Coats
worth and his bride left for White
Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Ensign
Coatsworth has been decorated for
heroism by both tho French and Ital-
ian Governments
One OF the weddings last week was
that OF Miss Dorothy Violet Snow,
daughter OF Eloridge Gerry Snow, Jr..
to Abbott p Brush of Greenwich. Conn.
which took place on Wednesday after
noon in the Church OF the Ascension.
The Rev. DR.. Percy Stickney Grant.
rector. performed the marriage cere-
mony. The bride. who was given away
by her grandfather, Elbridge Gerry
Snow. had Miss Marjorie Curry OF
Greenwich as her maid Of honor. and
her younger sister. Janet Snow. acted
as flower girl. Laurence Redman was
best man. and the ushers were Ell
bridge Gerry Snow Sd, brother Of the
bride; Charles G. West, Jr.. and Walter
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wounded while Y. n. c. A. secretary
abroad, and DR. Edwin Llebfried, who
made addresses. Mrs. Charles C. Brax-
mar. chairman OF music. presented Red
ferre Hollinshead. the Canadian tenor.
who sang operate Arlss after leading
the audience in singing The Star Span
eled Banner" His second group was OF
manuscript songs by Bernard Hamblen,
accompanied by the composer. An
nouncement made was that n tablet In
memory --ss ira late. Hlss F,orsSSn
Guernsey. former president OF ECTsStio,
would be placed ny the club In the FREQ
School for Crippled Children. In which
sho took an active interest for many
years.
Mrs. Leonard A. Giegerich and Mrs.
Frederick kTanich wero elected members
of the governing board.
Tn. guests OF honor we're Mrs. Bells
de Rivera, honorary president Of New
York City Federation OF Women's Clubs:
Mre. Harry Lilly. the recently elected
president OF the City Federation; Mrs.
Walter S. Comfy, FIRST vlce-president OF
tho New York State Federation Mrs
Elmer Blair. member Of the state Board
OF Health, and Mrs. Elbridge J. Moore.
More than a thousand Invitations havs
been cent out 10 the social leaders Of
New York. Sew Jersey and Delaware
to attend the special performance OF
Americas Passion Play. ''Veronica's
yei." on March % IN 81. Joseph's Audi
torium. West Hohoioen Col. Louis d.
Conley, formerly commander OF the ola
Sixty-nlnth Regiment and chairman OF
the executive committee OF the play, er-
pressed tho belief that there would be
large representation from tire three
States, as many have already accepted
the invitations.
Pleiades Club will have another the
stre party on Tuesday evening. The
Net ia the play selected. and II II az
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General Notes Of Society

OF the Coast Artillery Corps and the
American flag were carried into the
church by two color eerseants and two
color corporals from Fort Totten. After
tho ceremony the bride and bridegroom
left the altar under crossed swords held
aloft by the ushers. Capt. John Paul
Dean. Capt. James Marshall Young,
Lieut.. Cornelius c. Jadwin. Lieut.. WILL
lam Frederick Godson. Lieut. Jules
Nussil and Lieut. Clark Hazep Mitchell.
all L. S. Army officers and classmates
e the bridegroom at West Point Edwin
Lu;her Sibert, Jr.. eon OF Con. Sibert,
was best man.
The bride, who Is a granada shtsr
OF the late william C. Muschenhcir1,
was given away by her grsat-unole.
Frederick A. Muschenhelm. She wore
gown OF white satin trimmed with
duchess lace and made with a long
court train. Her tulle veil was he d
In place by a crown OF duchess lace.
Miss Margaret stllman, who was her
maid OF honor. was In rose taffeta and
silver and her two bridesmaids. Misc
Helena Cox and Miss Marion Heller,
wore orchids ana French blue tulle over
silver.
The ceremony was followed by a re-
ception and dinner az the Hotel Astor.
Lieut. and Mrs. Stephens after a short
honeymoon will reside at Fort Totten.
Long Island.
Miss Emma Barrett daughter OF tho
late Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Giliane Bar
rott OF Philadelphia, ana Foster NJ.
Coffin. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Foster
Coffin of Brooklyn, were married In
Philadelphia last evening. Miss Dorothy
Speilissy as maid Of honor was Miss
Darrett's only attendent and Alan II.
Colcord of Brooklyn was best man. The
ceremony was performed at home. There
was no formal reception.
After short wedding tour Mr. ana
Mrs. CONN will live at 7Ss Eastern
Parkway, Brooklyn.
Another wedding of February % was
that OF Mlse Rcssiind Calling. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Henry Cat.
ling. to Ensign Gavin Campbell Hawn
Of Asheville. 8. c. II took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. oatlins, 3l7 West
Eiyhty-fourth street. the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. Or. Frank oliver
ifaii. The bride, who was gwen away
by her father. had NJ sttsndsntA Only
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'ey Nowcombe Of eso Park avenue. No
late has been set for the wedding. Miss
Naltby is a graduate OF Miss wrights
School, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Mr.. Newcombe
q student At Ysle University, a men,
,er OF the class OF 1920.
Mr.. and Mrp. Max Meyers OF 2o2 Riv-
erride Drive have announced the engage
nnent OF their daughter, Miss Estelle
Meyers. TO Abram b. Peyser. Mr.. and
Mrs Meyers will give reception this
afternoon for their daughter and her
f1ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bleyer Of t7s West
Eighty seventh street announce the en-
gaEernent OF their daughter. Miss Leo
nora Bleyer. to Lewis Collins, ron OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Collins of this
city.
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Weddings and Engagements

war. The wedding will take place this
spring In New York.
Mrs. Edward Dodge OF 40 East
Seventy-eig street has announced
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Mildred Dodge. 10 Loring Washburn, n
son of Mrs. NJ. p. Washburn. OF this
city.
From Chicago comes the announce
ment OF the engagement of Miss Caro-
line Bigelow Mills. daughter OF Mrs.
Luther Latin Mills. TO Alexander
Copper Proudht of this city and
Princeton. n. J. Miss Mills Is now
visiting Yrs. William ives washbuEr,
Jr., OF II Lexington avenue.
Miss Ella F1o-i-Jones Carpenter
daughter OF william Carpenter of
East Forty ninth street. will be one OF
the Easter brides. Her marriage to
Ensign John d. Carscallen "a will
take place at 4 o'clock on the after
noon OF April 81 in the Church of the
Heavenly Rest. Miss Carpenter has
chosen Miss Polly Frost for her maid
OF honor. and her bridesmaids. six In
number. will include her cousin, Miss
Sarah Floyd-Jones Williams: the
Misses Marie d. Poudensan. Charlotte
Guye and Marjorie Buckley. Marjorie
Schuyler. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Van Rensselaer, Schuyler and
niece OF Miss Carpenter. will act as
flower girl. A reception VIII follow at
the Hotel Gotham.
The wedding OF Miss Frances Pear
sail Field, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Bradhurst Field Of loS East
Thirty-fifth street. whose engagement
to Everett westcott Fabyan, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wright Fabyan
Of LAG Commonwealth avenue, Boston,
was announced recently. win take
place in this city during Easter week.
probably on April 26. Mr.. Fabyan
served fourteen months in foreign
waters a. lieutenant IN the United
states Navy He has been honorably
discharged from the service ana has
returned TO Harvard. where he was a
student when he enlisted. .. III.
Ms-. Norman p. p.tren, rho wss
Misa Graca Cumnock IN ma NJ sha
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lowed at the Waldorf Lieut.
Bralne Is attached to the L. s. s.
Minnesota, now stationed at Phila-
6elphia.
In ST. Thonnas's Church on Tuesday
afternoon Miss Judith Pomeroy At
water, a daughter by a former mar.
rage of Mrs. Louis Lombard Of Kew
Gardens. L. l., will be married ia
Allen Ray Nemhard OF this city. a
reception will follow at 1853 West Fifty.
seventh street.
Mrs. Burton II. Davy OF Rochester
y. Y, announced last week the en-
gacement Of her daughter, Miss Eliza
beth J. Davy. to Walter J. Salmon OF
this city. Miss Davy, who was grad
uatsd from Wells College, Is grand
daughter OF the late Justice John NJ
Davy OF the Court OF Appeals OF New
York. Tho wedding Will take place on
March 2e at the home OF Mrs. Davy
in Rochester.
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a HRS. OLIVER HARTMAN. Mrs.
MI Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. Or.
Lucy Wight. Bishop Luther b.
Wilson and Or. II. NJ. Warren will be
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INVOLVEMENT was made las. |

A INVOLVEMENT was made last
"A week by Mr.. and Mrs. James
4 \ W. Colt Of Geneseo. N. Y, Of
the engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Colt. 10 Or. How
ard f. shattuck Of I'll Madison
avenue, a son OF Edward A Shat
tuck Of Columbus. Ohio. Miss Colt was
introduced 10 society several years
ago. Her father has been in France
for some time, though not on Govern
meDt duty. Or. Shattuck was eradu-
ated from Yale In 1911 and later from
the College OF Physicians and Sur.
geons, Columbia University. He has
Just returned from France, where he
passed a year and half in military
service. He was a member Of the
medical staff at Col Joseph A. Blake's
hospital In Paris and afterward was at
the front with the Second American
Division.
Or. and Mrs. Charles Gilmore Ker-
ley OF 10 East Eighty-frst street. an
nounced on Wednesday the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Barbara
Kerley. to Lieut.. Henry Arthur Hutch
ms, U. 8. N. of Norfolk. Va Miss
Kerley was introduced to society at a
luncheon given for her by her mother
on February Is. She was graduated
from the Spence School last May. Lieut.
Hutchins was graduated from the
United States Naval Academy At An
napolls last year and for several
months has heen attached 10 the con-
struction corps OF the navy. lie has
Just returned from duty overseas.
Mrs. Philip Lewisohn OF e33 Fifth
avenue announced last week the en-
Ragement OF her daughter, Miss nv
Lewisohn, to William Burton OF this
city, son by former marriage Of Mrs.
Frederick Houman OF 1858 Park avsnue.
Miss 1.ewisohn is a granddaughter Of
the late Randolph Guggsnheimer. Mr..
n,rto' was in the aviation section Of
ths United States NaSx during the
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II. Bowes. After the ceremony q re-
ception was held at the home Of the
brides grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elbridge Gerry Snow, $50 West Fifty
ninth street.
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Mrs.. Norman 2. p.tmen, whc vas
Miss Grace oumneck. d one ef the
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Continued on N,rtn Puos
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Another of the dances for the Free
Milk for France Fund will be given
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Pleiades Club viii have smother tho
stre party on Tuesday evening. The
Net" ia the play selected. and II II sx-