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- HIS is TO be a elk OF weddings.
/ rtvaliing Easter week itself in

that respect. IL Is, IN 1act,
a season notable for weddings, proba-
bly, because so many young couples
were awaiting the end OF the war and
disqualification. Engagement announce
ments continue to pour in as fast as
ever. Some wedding dates already are
fixed for June, ard q few for May.
which Is little ur usual, though why
should 1t be?
Weddings or no, the round of char
liable entertainments goes on and on,
each event gayer and more elaborate
than the preceding.
The first appeal Of this week Is
for a concert TO be held tomorrow af-
ternoon in the picture gallery OF Mrs.
Vincent Astor's house, $40 Fifth ave-
nue.. under the auspices of the auxili-
airy committee of the o-thopedic ward
Of the POSTGRADUATE Hospital War
conditions have caused such n falling
of in the annual subscriptions to this
department OF the hospital that the
members of the auxiliary were obliged
to ask for public help. In this par
ticular ward there are many children
sadly in need of assistance aside from
that which is offered by surgery. The
artists Of tomorrow afternoon will be
Miss May Peterson. soprano, and Rein
aid Werrenrath, barytone OF the Met
ropolitan Opera forces.
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Norris and
Miss Ruth King will be in charge OF
the ushers and programme sellers and
assisting them will be Mrs. Amos Cot
ting Schermerhorn, Mrs. Albert Ia
briskie Gray, Mrs Paul Renshaw, Mrs
Charles De Loosely Oelrichs. the Misses
Adrienne Iselin. Symphorosa Bristed.
Audrey Hoffman, Lillian Endicott,
Katharine Lawrence. Marion Tiffany.
Lucille Baldwin, Isabel Stettinius. Cor
nelia Dearth and Louise Hardness.
Among the many patronesses are
Mines. Charles b. Alexander. Copley
Amory, James T. Terry, Lewis Living
ston Delafield Vincent Aston r. Full
ton Cutting, Charles Henry Coster,
James Byrne, Andrew Carnegie. Fred
erick Edey. Henry c. Swords, Hamil-
ton Fish. Edward r. Stettinius, John
Worrell Fisher Lawrence l.. Gillespie,
Herbert l.. fSatterlee, Edwin Gould.
william L. Hardness. Charles Stewart
Smith, James Roosevelt, Marshall
Hodgman. II. E. Verran. Gustav H.
kinnicutt. Lewis Rutherfurd Morris,
Walter C. Oakman, Henry Scott
Rokenbaugh, Alfred Duane Pell and
Charles Lawrence Riker.
s.. Tickets at So each may be obtained
Of Mrs. Edward McN'ickar. 25I Madison
avenue. and of Mrs. Arthur Coppell, 80
West Forty-eighth street, and to-mor-
row afternoon at the door,
In place OF the musical comedy by
amateurs of society, which for several
years has been a feature Of the spring
season, the managers OF Grosvenor
Neighborhood House, which maintains
a children's playground and settlement
house at All East Fifueth street, have
decided to change their programme
and there will be given next Friday
night in Sherry's main ballroom in
place Of the comedy a springtime ball,
which will be Of much interest to the
younger people.
The board of directors of the Settle
ment includes Miss CaraInai Carroll,
Mrs. Charles d. Dickey. Jr.. Mrs. Chal-
mers Charles. Mrs. James Lenox
Banks. Jr., Miss Augusta +. Dixon,
Miss Juliet Bartlett and Miss Gertrude
Mali. They are to have the assistance
OF dance committee, at the head OF
which will be Miss Audrey Riker, with
whom will be associated the Misses
vouletti Proctor, Frances Riker, Mary
Croker Alexander, Edith Pratt, Lucille
Baldwin. Peggy Paris Sheila Byrne,
Cornelia Chaplin, Ellen McCarter, Mary
Van Rensselaer, Lorillard, Katharine
r. Emmett, Helen Lee, Margaret Flint,
,l,n ,tOa
Hardness, Miriam Hartman, Mary
Hurd. Eunice James and Constance
.l~nnings; also Samuel Sloan Walker
Reginald c. Coombe, r. Roland Sizer
Jr.. Faber Downey, w. Shipper Davis
Allen Z. Foster, John NJ. Franklin
Harold d. Harvey, George Griswold
Haven, Jr, A. Coster Schcrmerhorn
Sidney p. Henshaw, Alan Hartman
Meredith II. Pyne, Archibald G.. Nc
llwaine, Jr., oliver b. Jennings, Ma
thaniel r. Landon, Henry II. Landon
Jr., Don NJ. Kelley. Allan S. Locke and
C. Francklyn Lawrence, Jr. The
names of these young men have not
figured in social doings since the be-
ginning of the war.
Among the many patronesses are
Mines. Philip ID. Armour, Walter b.
James, Reginald La G. Auchincloss
Walter Jennings, James Byrne, Harry
j. Luce, Phillip G. Bartlett, Pierre
Mali, Walter p. Bliss, George G..
Mason, Kurnal r. Rabbit. Henry a.
Murray, Jr,, Howard Carroll. George
l.. Nichols, Lindley H. Chaplin, Clough
e.. Overton, Richard c. Colt William
i. Proctor, S. Sloan Colt, Francis L.
Paris, Courtlandt J.. Dixon, w. Walter
Phelps, Frederick Edey. Samuel Riker,
Edwin Gould. Samuel Sloan, Frank Il.
Hagemeyer, Harley L. Stowell. Will
lam L. Hardness, Henry c. Taylor,
Columbus O'D. Iselin, stephen G.
Williams and Joseph Walker Sd.
Tickets at s. each may be obtained
OF Miss Caroline l.. Wyeth, East
Seventy fifth street. The music for
dancing will be by Sergeant Michael
Markets. Orchestra.
Women of society and the stage are
to appear in the comedy, Mrs Drum
mond's. War Relief" written by Mrs.
Nina Larre Duryea, which will be per-
formed for the first time next Sunday
evening in the grand ballroom of the
Waldorf Astoria, and there will be a
matinee on May 5. The play Is found
ed on Mrs. Duryea's experiences In re-
lief work in France and the proceeds