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the National Society Of New Epglan1
Women in the Myrtle room that after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs Ray u. I.ill.brdgc gave
Christmas dinner dance on December
2s at the ST Regis Their guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Robertson,
Mr.. and Mrs Jean Knott. MIR. and Mrs.
Frederick G. Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. X. Nj.
| Brinckerhoff, Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Web
ster, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Somers Roche,
Mr. and Mrs william Johnston, Mr..
| and Mrs o. o. Mcintyre. Miss Martha
Hedman, Miss Vera Cornell, Miss Eliza
beth Bryce. Miss Gypsey o'Brien. Miss
Corinne Barker, Henry l.. Doherty,
and Rennold Wolf
Miss Marion Macdonald, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs william Stone Macdonald,
will be married to Major Seward Grant
OF tho First Royal Montreal Regiment
on Wednesday evening In ST. Paurs
Church, F1atbush. The ceremony. which
will be performed by the Rev. Or.
Townsend Glover jackson, will be fol-
lowed by a reception at tho home OF the
| brides parents on Albemarie Road
Miss Macdonald will be attended by her
| sisters. the Misses Edith and Lillian
Macdonald. Lieut. Col Blrdsall Of the
| famous Canadian division will be the
best man.
Major Grant went overseas with the
first Canadian division and waA
wounded. Miss Macdonald trained for
q nurse at the Military Hospital In
Kingston. Ontario, and went to England
last April to do volunteer aid work
she was assigned 10 duty In u naval
infrmary in England.
The wedding OF Miss Madeleine Lu-
cette Reese. daughter Of Mrs. Jules
Reese, to Myron Il. Levy will take place
| on Wednesday at the home OF her
mother, 220 West Ninety-eighth street,
The wedding Of Miss Abigail Emma
O'Leary. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
othy OLeary Of Philadelphia, TO Lieut.
Herbert Hannah Schell OF this city will
take place on Wednesday.
In the Central Presbyterian Church
on December "a Miss Virginia Pritchard
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs William B
Pritchard OF l43 West Seventy second
street was married TO Lieut.. Henry L.
Hi,ton-Grecn, L. g. n. The Rev. DR.
Wilton Merle-sm!th officlated. TIT
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Elizabeth Pritchard. as maid Of honor
| ana MISS Jtsble SteWuTt, Miss oeitfuu'
Watson, Miss Katherine Goodwin and
Miss Mary Barber were the bridesma Is
Henry Hervey was best man.
Mrs Richard Esterbrook OF 645 Yves
111th street announces the wedding o
her daughter. Miss Carvil Estsrbroolt
to Lieut.. Robert Earll Mcconnell, U s
N r. F. It was celebrated on Decembe
rs
Mrs Arthur Jacobs OF 4o5 West Enc
avenue has sent out cards annoupclni
the marriage of her daughter, Mis-
Dorothy Bertha Jacobs, TO Or. Norma,
g Ro.hschild ~ philadelphia. II wa
celebrated on December &c at % River
s,de Drive, in the presence of relative
and a few intimate friends.
Miss Helen NJ. S;roock, daughter o
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Club Of America in honor OF Alan ~.
Hawiey, president Of the Aero Cluo OF
America Their guests INCLUDED oir
Frank Barnard, Lieut. Governor OF
British Columbia, and Lady Barnard
Count and Countess Rudolph Festetics'
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Walker, Capt Maxim
British Naval Intelligence Mr.. ana Mrs'
ID. l.. Shoemaker. Mrs. ID. V. QUINN
Major Henry Sheldon. Lieut.. Thomas w
Fitzgerald, Jr., Capt. +. BachelseI :
French Army: Major Cushman A. II &C,
Douglas Beardsley, Jules Cassaru ana
Douglas Wood.
A.hene Club, Mrs. Katherine a. MAI
tin presidernt. will hold its annual supper
dance on Friday evening on the roof OF
,ha waldorf Astoria, under the chair
manehip OF Mrs w w. Grinith ana M''
Arthur Britain.
The club held It's annual January
Luncheon on Thursday afternoon at ths
waldorf, followed by an interesting pro
rramme. New Years greetings ny tne
president, community singing led py
English cody, and addresses on WAT
conditions and experiences ny Lieut.
Joseph Dobelle, Robert q. patterson
who served as Y NJ. c. a. secretary
and Calvin Victor Campbell. Guests OF
honor included Mrs. Eugene j. Grant
Mrs. George C. Clyde. president OF III.
National Society Of the Daughters o,
ohio; Mrs George Childs. president OF
the Democratic Club; Mrs. Albert Can
field Bage and Or. w. ID. de Kerlor'
Al the third afternoon musicale or the
Beethoven Society, Mime. Aida Tagliavia
president, on Saturday, In the ballroom
OF the Hotel Plaza. the programme vii
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General Notes of Society

D uBINsTEIN CLUB. Mrs, william
X Rogers Chapman, president. gave
n New Years reception Thurs
day afternoon on the roof of the Wal
dorf-AstorIa, The guests included pres
idents and officers OF the affiliated
women's clubs Of New York and Brook
Ign. Boys from the army and navy,
many OF whom came from the hospitals
nearby, were also welcomed. During
the afternoon there was u musical pros
Rrammc cards for those VINO cared to
play and dancing Afterward tea was
served
on January Is the club will have It's
third musicale Of the ~ son. when the
artists will be Merle Alroch, mc2zo-So-
prano, and Herman Sauhy, Danish
'yelist
\ carnival on the roof VI the Waldorf
Astoria Will be enjoyed by tho club on
January 80. Members and guests are
D ked to come In fancy costumes, and
there will be a musical programme fol-
lowed by dancing. Extra guests tickets
arc 81 and may be obtained from Miss
Mary Baker. 3l5 West 1lith street. or
at the door,
Tho war relief work OF the club is
being carried OH as usual on Wednesday
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SOCIETY USEERS IN THE NEW YEAR WITHOUT RESTRAIN

Mr.. and Mrs Ely Stroock. was r.r,.'
to Zion lie Frc"c Bernstein caI Oh.
Louis J. Bernstein, on Tuesday ,.pr..
at the Itotc' Bi'tmCro. The Re-. H.
T!tner ofilclntcd Tho b.if, w.. n
tended by Mrs, james T., ..u...
Harold de f. BernNein wac b..l ...
MIR. bernstein and his BRIDE 81. .ae.,
their honeymoon in Florida.
Miss Margaret Quinn. a.,.cr o, yrs
John Kenny of Al West Eplty.,hirl
street, was married on "Wednesday 10
Lieut.. Byron r. walker OF Host,r. lv
the Rev. Joseph O'Iounell Of Ito
Trinity Church. The bride was ATTENDED
Ivy her sIster. Miss Elizabeth quinn. and
Sergesnt-Major Neil MncNcil was bes,
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bowman n,
2 West Elghty-third street annonnc,
the engagement OF their dauPh'er. Ms,
Helen =. Bowman, to Ensign Fr,dcric,
X Gerber T. S. n. Aviation Force 10
date has been set for the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Keane n.
% West 130th street have announced
the engagement of their daughter, N.s
Viola Keane. to Lieut. William ! No
Namara, u. s. Engineers. Lieut.. Nc
Namara IL a graduate Of Fordham Uni.
versity, class '09.
Henry Nineslins Of Liberty, Ny
and Great Neck. L. l., has announced
the engagement OF his daughter, Miss
Carrie T.. Nineslng, TO Willis II Rry.
ant OF this city.
Announcement has been made bv W.
and Mrs Ansel J. Brewer OF Ruebv
road. Brooklyn, of the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Lucy p. Brower L,
Byron E. Brundage. son of Mrs &. !
Brundsge OF s16 West Ninety seventl.
street. Miss Brewer Is a senior at Ado.
phi College.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Cook Van DYKE
Of Jamaica, L. l.. have announced tho
engagement of their daughter, Ms,
Alice Frances Van Dyke. to Hubert Il
Geist OF this city. No date has beer eet
for the wedding.
Mrs. Hugh Gafney OF Jersey City
has announced the engagement o. her
| daughter, Miss Alice Marie Gaffney ~
Frederick w. Radel of South Orange
| Announcement has been made ny Mr
and Mrs Caleb Stillson Hammond Of
| Orange Of the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Helen Cutter Hammont.
to Charles Ogden Faber OF Youngstown
Ohio. and son OF Mr., and Mrs. A T.
Faber OF Piainfeld. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Haven ~ 294
! Claremont avenue have announced IN
! rgaRpment NJ thnir daughter NJ So Mar.
guerite Haven, To Henry TlssnFtoH
. Woot.on, son OF Mr.. and Mrs jane II
Wootton Of Bqonton, ~ j. Miss Have
is in Toxic, japan. where her tiauce ais,
| lives
MIR and Mrs u. NJ. J Wall Of zoe
Morningside Drive have announced th'
enga cement OF their daughter. MIS-.
jeanette wall, to Clifford Simors OF
Panama. No date has been set for ;h'
wedding.
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Carnival de Victoire Great Success,
and the Caruso Reception Proves
to Be an Unusual Affair

speyer. Mrs. James T. Brown, Mrs
Percy II. Stewart and Mrs. John d.
Rockefeller, Jr.
Officers OF the home are Mrs Archi-
bald G. Thacher. president; Mrs.
q mes II. Brown. vice president, and
S.ss Louise b. Scott, treasurer.
Among the managers are Mrs Irving
Brokaw, Mrs. Arson Wood Burchard,
Mrs. Louis Pooler. Mrs. Stuart Dun
can, Miss Katharine Porter. Mrs. II.
Hartley Jenkins and Mrs. John T.
Stanley.
Society In much interested in the
concert to be given tonight at the Hip.
podrome for the benefit Of the Ameri.
can Defence Society, when the mustc
of American composers will be pro-
duced and the artists and conductors
all will be American. AS Is customary
at such entertainments young women.
most of whom are members of the
Junior League, will sell prGArammes.
Among them will be Mrs. Lewis Villas,
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris, the
Misses Julie Lentilhon. Genevieve
Clendenin. Margaret Flint, Dorothy
Norris, Geraldine Miller Graham, Mar
garet Warren, Estelle O'Brien, Ma
rianne McKeever, Frances Pearsall
Field. Gertrude Hoyt, Leila Burden,
Betty Jackson and Katherine Kent.
The list OF patronesses contains the
names OF Mines: Perry Belmont. Ed
ward T. Stotesbury, Reginald De
Koven, Edison Bradley, Hamilton
Wilkes Cary, Edward n. Breitung.
Paul d. Cravath, Charles y. Manierro.
| Robert Underwood johnson. Joseph
Sampson Stevens. John II. McCul-
Tough, Benjamin Guines IS, Alfred Nor
ris, Ogden Goelet, Oliver Hartman,
William Guggenheim, Ethelbert Nevin,
Louis Livingston Seaman. II. Fairfield
Osborn. Lewis Nixon, Preston Pope
Satterwhite and Herbert Shipman.
Mr.. Bagby will begin another series
OF his musical mornings Tomorrow
in the ballroom OF the waldorf-As-
toria, The artists will be Miss Claudia
Muzio and Giuseppi de Luca of the
Metropolitan Opera and Jascha Hell
fetz, violinist.
/ Mrs. Daniel F1ske KELLOGG of 555
/ Park avenue will give a luncheon on
Saturday at Sherry's for her daugh-
4 ter Miss Victorine Kellogg, who is
one Of the debutantes OF the season
Miss kellogg was recently elected &c
/ membership in the Junior League
/ Another luncheon OF Saturday win be
! given by Mrs. George NJ. Pynchon for
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include folk songs in costume by Miss
Josephine Forsythe. soprano; Hans kro-
mold. 'Cellist. and Frederick Patten,
hasso The first evening concer; of the
club will be held on January Is, when
the artists will be from the Metropolitan
Opera Company.
At the fancy dress dance recently held
by the club ar the Plaza, the prize win
ners were Mrs. De Lancey +. smith, who
appeared as q Christmas tree. and Mrs.
Carl Jungen, as Russian princess.
Mrs. Charles Vincent Palermo will
give IL reception At her home. the Castle,
Riverside Drive and lS.d street, on FRI
day afternoon. card tables will bo
placed in the ballroom for those who
wish 10 play. After tea is served there
VIII he dancing. DR. and Mrs. Palermo
plan TO leave for Palm Beach later In
the month and will go TO southern Cali
fornia until spring.
The next meeting OF Life as a Fine
Art club. Mrs. Mildred Marley Easton
president, will be held on Wednesday at
| ,he Hotel Aston This meeting will be
the tenth anniversary OF the club. and
the guests of honor that day will include
| presidents Of leading women's clubs.
| There Will be a musical progra nine, In
Guiding community singing, \ feature
! will be n large birthday cake cut by the
president.
| Tine Woman ) Health Protective Asso.
citation. Mrs Mary r. Trautmann presi.
dent. viii hold its next meeting on Tues.
day afternoon at the Hotel Aston. Their,
wfll be a musical programme with
speeches by army officers.
-
The New Workers, Mrs. Charles X
sicale OF the se son on Friday afternoon
at the Hotel Astor. Mrs. Florence Fos
ter Jenkins and Mrs. Katherine I. Ham
mer were chairmen.
An cniovahIe nr,.ran,r,o vos ,iya,
yce,cr3a, afternoon ~, ,no H., ,,,,,
sir,Ir az tn,. season q, ,be T.u, y"ri
Mozart Socirtv Mrs. \ohIe Nt,,,onnci
rr,si,la,t i'm he b,Irrnol, ~ ,Eo ltn,,
'''a,,'st. and ~. Ei,tro ,ii.", 20 w.
,.Iar s,nroro win ,r,,I.. ri,L,.
Snr.s. so a,rnr,ranist r,,,.,,,i,,, an,
ION followed ,ha ,,rot,ra.,r,, nha, 81,
uey, niruh,,.s ana ,.,,,,s, ,,''.,',, ,'rn,,,,a,
hy Nrs Mcconnell AMI ta ,,,
0yors ~
AIR ,rd Mr., >t,Co,,,u u.i,, .,,,,, -,
sunn the snriss ~ DIVE. ,,r ~ 'I paona
l,r chi. Cir,Ia "a ,o,,r,, ,,' 80,
,,nr,r,, ,,shars ~, ~ s,,'a,'t ,,, a.,
TIou - ~ ''''''
u.. ci,,o,, ty,.,,t,.l ,,..u
,.,,ti,, AND ,,,,,si',H 49, -, - y IL
ba. bnr'r a. W, L,'nh,, i,,h 'u .,, :,
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afternoon at the Waldorf Members are
making garments for the belgian and
French refugees Mrs, A. C. Bridges Is
the chairman.
Tho Government CLUB, Mrs George t.
Owens, president will hold its monthly
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
Hotel Aston. Mrs. Owens has PINNED a
victory meeting and the regular order
OF business will be suspended, The pro-
gramme promises to be interesting and
The Speakers will include one OF the Wal
stamp committee, who viii take
Patriotism" for his subject. and Mrs
Grace Humiston. who viii discuss Con
scrvation of Girlhood," There viii ais,
be- community singin., Onlccrs OF til,
club, IN addition to Mrs. owens are
Mrs. Belle de Rivera and Mrs. Harm
Hastings, honorary presidents Mrs +
A. Baker, first v.ce-preSidvnt Nils
Edyth Totten, second vice-pres dent
Mrs H. &. lioyt, recording secretary
Mrs, George A. Macintosh. correspond
ing secretary Mrs. J. II. Milbank. treas
urer. and Miss Itozelle Evans. historian
Tho iG0th anniversary Of the weddinI
OF Martha Gusts and George Washing
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Point, Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam du Pont OF Bellevue, Del. took
place at the home OF her parents in
Rosemont near Philadelphia. The
Rev. Andrew Mulch performed tho
ceremony. The bride was attended by
her sister, Mrs. Harry Z, Converse
OF louisville and Miss Anna A. Austin
and the Misses Isabella Wanamaker,
Lois Loring jackson, Doris Dexter,
Natalie Davis. Elizabeth Gr.hbel and
Katherine Putnam. Dr. J, Sed=wick
Andrews of Orange, Va. was hes;
man. The ushers Were Lieut.-Coi
Bernard 7. Converse, L. 5, A; Duer
Irving, L. S. N; Harry r. Converse
and William l.. Austin. Jr.
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Gill
bert Smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Gilbert Smith, to Lieut.. Ora
ham Marvel Brush, L. :. A., took
place on New Years Day in Christ
Church, Greenwich, Conn. The Off
ciating clergymen We're the Rev DR.
Arthur ii. Judge Of ST. Matthews
Church. this city, and the Rev. NJ
George Thompson, rector OF the loca
church Miss Katherine Smith wa
her sisters only attendant. Lieut.
Anthony Bullock, L. s. y. Of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, acted as best man, The
ushcrs were Lieuts. William Rookie
Teller, Wallace Hoggson. Wallace
Clarke, Walter Jacob and Henry
Mayor and Ensign $, X. Swcnson
After the marriage ceremony re
ception was held at the country HON,
of the brides parents In Greenwich.
Lieut.. Brush and his bride viii pas
the winter in Washington, where h,
/ il stationed
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Miss Elise Stanton Haynes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Olyphant
Haynes OF IL West Ninety fourth
street, to John Archibald MacFadyen,
Engineer Corps, L. s. A. Miss Haynes
has been engaged in war relief work
! with the Brearley League and the
Red Cross. Mr.. MacFadyen, who is
: the son of John l.. MacFadyen of Chi
cago, has been serving for more than a
! year with the American expeditionary
! force in France. He is expected to re-
turn soon to this country,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard
Strong of 100 East Seventy-tirst street
announced last week the engagement
OF their daughter, Miss Margaret
Longfellow Strong, to Lieut.. Almus p.
Evans, L. $. A. Miss Strong was
graduated from tho Brcarley School
and is a member OF the senior class at
Radcliffe. Lieut.. Evans was graduated
from Harvard in 1915 and was in his
senior year at the Harvard Architec-
tural School when he enlisted in the
army. He is stationed at Camp Sheri-
dan. Alabama,
Announcement was made last week
by Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Salter of
WilliaNstown, Mass, of the engage
ment Of their daughter Miss Edith
Marie Salter, to Samuel +. Allen, also
Of Williamstown. Miss Salter was
graduated from Vdssar in 1914 Mr.
Allen was graduated from Williams
College in 1904 and Is assistant profess
sor OF rhetoric at that college.
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Lucy Virginia Gordon, daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Rely Cor
don OF this city, TO Lieut. Byron Brown
Ralston, L. $. n. Lieut.. Ralston is q
4, son OF William McCamus Ralston OF
!, Ohio, and was graduated from the
Naval Academy in 1914. lie returned
recently from overfeas duty on hoarj
the L. s, s. New York, and is now at
taChed to the Mayfower. The weddinl
will take place in the spring
Mrs John Milton Dillon of this city
and Far Hills y. j., announced or
Wednesday the engagement OF hei
daughter Miss Dorothy Downing Dill,
Ion, to Lieut.. Donald Ormsby Page
I. S. A, son of Mr.. and Mrs William
Hussey Page. Miss Dillon was intro
, duced to society two seasons ago SHE
is Il granddaughter of the late Justice
| John F. Dillon and OF the late Angus
tus c. Downing. Lieut.. Page has Jus
, returned to this country from France
| where he was gassed and wounded n
. Chateau Thicrry,
!, After several postponements on &C
! count of the war the marriage of Mis-
Margaret Baldwin. daughter OF tn
I late Or, William w. Baldwin, al
. American physician who lived 10
|. many years in Florence, Italy. 4
Y Emerson McMillin 81. Flying Corps
:, L. s. n, viii take place on Januar,
$ II in st, Pauls American Church
0 Rome.
4 Before entering the navy Mr. Nc
Millin was private secretary to Thoma
Nelson Page, United States Ambassa
G dor to Italy, He is a grandson Of Nj
- and Mrs. Emerson McMllin of thi
G city and Darlington, Ramsay, \. !.
= In Grace Church on January IS Mis-
g virginia Mitchell, daughter of Mr.. an
n Mrs. Clarence Blair Mitchell, Of 2
:, East Eleventh street and Demands
:. yillc. y. J., will be married to jaime
:, !. HigginsOn. who has just returned I
h this country from France. where h
), has been working with the America
n Red Cross, Mr. Higginson is a membe
$ OF the banking house OF Lee, Higgin
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her daughter by a former marriage,
Miss Marie ]. Leary, another debu-
tante and member Of the Junior
League. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arents. Jr.,
who opened for the holidays Hill
brook, their country place, in Rye,
n. Y, gave there on Wednesday eve-
ming a dinner for forty, some of their
guests coming from the house parties
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis F. Palmer
and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin r. john
ston. The dinner company was seated
at table made In the form Of IA hol-
low square in the centre Of which was
a supken garden OF lilies and fresh
apple blossoms. During dinner there
was music and afterward there
were moving pictures and dancing for
which others came In. ~
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Weddings and Engagements

son & Co. OF Boston. He has taken q
furnished house at 1871 East Sixty
second street. where ne and his bfide
will live after their wedding trip.
One OF the largest weddings Of the
holiday season was that OF Miss Char
!otte Remsen Strong. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Remsen Strong Of
this city and Short Hills, n. j., to
Lieut.. Schuyler Van Nechten. Y. s.
A, son of Mrs. Schuyler Van Vechten
of South Orange, which took place a
week ago in Christ Church, Short
Hills. y. ].
The Rev. Edwin S. Lines, Episcopal
Bishop Of Newark, assisted by the
Rev. Charles NJ. Douglas. rector Of
Christ Church, performed the marriage
ceremony. The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Margaret Strong; Miss
Elise Van NeChten. sister of the bride
groom. and the Misses Edith Farr and
Frances Riker of New York. Little
Cornelia Van Nechten. niece OF the
bridegroom, acted as flower girl Har-
, cid Nutting kingsland was best man.
! The ushers were Louis f.. Loutrel,
George Conway, James Sheldon and
Lawrence W. Bogart. A reception fol-
| lowed at the Strong country place.
Lieut.. Van Vechten arrived recently
from France, where he took part in
several battles. After the wedding
trip he will take his bride 20 Camp
Zachary Taylor, Louisville where he
lis an instructor.
! A wedding of interest here which
/ took place on December IS In ST
/ Peters Church, Philadelphia, was that
Of Miss Elizabeth Rush Porter. daugh-
| ter of Mrs. John Biddle Porter. 10
; Frederick c. Fearing. son of the late
I William II. Fearing of this city. The
ceremony was performed by Bishop
! Philip NJ. Rhinelander. assisted by the
Rev. James w. B. Stewart.
The bridal attendants were the
Misses Ellen Mary Cassatt. +. Gwen
Martin and Dorothy Hampton Barnes
James Lea Fearing of Chicago
brother OF the bridegroom was hes;
man. The ushers were l.. Penning-
ton Pierson, Andre = Pilot ana
Frank Halpin of this city and Charles
:. Wood and Francis K. Riddle OF
Philadelphia, The bride is Il great
great granddaughter of Benjamin
Rush, one Of the signers Of the Dec
laration OF Independence and one OF
the founders of the church in which
the wedding took place.
Ono of the New Years Day bride!
was Miss Jean Liseter Austin, daugh
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. William l.. Aus
tin, whose marriage TO William DIT
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Mrs. Medill Mccormick
New Republican Leader

by pointing out the inCongruity Of put.
ting non voting women on such n com
mittee, and called attention to the fac
that II is the Western States that hav'
been foremost in giving women the
vote, New York, the only Eastern
State that has done so. is ably repre
santcd, and Mrs. Raymond Robins is
put on as a member at large, not a.
representing any particular section ou;
as representing the Woman's Trade
Union League.
Mrs. Mccormick further expla4ne.
that in establishing a national head
quarters in Washington sho inteu-sa
10 make II Republican clearing -'.'r
for women. She means to ests
bureau OF information to which women
may refer party questions. she want
so to make II a club for the EepuUI.
can women OF the Congress dp.vsa
tons.
Her cardinal principle is that TIER"
shall be no division in the ranks o.
Republican men and women-no sep
| arate organization, but one Uhio
, shall encourage the women and assur'
them that they are to be welcomed
| to work side by side with the men
/ She argues that many of the women
who recently have been or shortly
will be given the vote have no par
ticularly partisan ideas as to how
they will use It. In the main they
are not party women; they have tie
open mind" which tho Pres dent -
given to claiming. They are COINS
10 Join whichever party coEv!ncoe
them that it stands for most Of tHs
things they believe in.
She is asking the cooperation Of
far seeing women all over the cou0tg
to help work out programme o'
social and industrial demonstration {,
the wake of the war. She eNpct'
to have conference, which Vs.
amount 10 convention, a. R.pIh,"
can women from all over the C-anr,
hero next month at one OF tA' IT,,
aires or at a large han. Il w.N
about a week, during whirN R'H..
Outline of Republican plans a"i r-.
cies can he laid before til 1u~
ana their views learned.
We are asking Ecpu' ArH ~.n'
everywhere T. CONFER WI. .
other. and if they cant COM. g.
selves to send in request"
tons or demands a. how u
carry out our plans for nat.pn'. re
construction" she said,
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The iG0th anniversary Of the wedding
OF Martha Gusts and George Washing-
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ton will be celebrated by the New York
City Cha pier. Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution. tomorrow afternoon at
the Hotel Plaza. Men OF distinction will
speak and there will be musical num-
bers. Mrs. Wilbur Mcbride and Mrs
Asa ]. Stott Will have charge OF the
programme.
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SIR, and Mrs, l.. j. Newell gave a
New Years eve party at the Automobile
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There will be a special performance
81 THE Better 'Olc' tomorrow after
noon at the Cort Theatre for the
benefit Of the Cooperate Home for
Small Salaried Girls, 3i2 West Twenty
third street, Among those who have
secured sSlts and boxes are Mrs. John
a, Hartwell, Mrs Ebert IL, Gary,
Mrs Henry s. Redmond, Julien #.
Davies, Mrs. John Il. Drexel. Mrs.
Charles Mather MncNclll. Mrs. Joseph
X, Dllworth. Mrs. Robert Graves, Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston, Mrs. Edward Van
Ingen. Mrs. Henry PhIpps, Mrs James
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MIR and Mrs -. NJ. J Wall Of IoS
Morningside Drive have announced tho
enga cement OF their daughter. MIS-,
jeanette wall, to Clifford Simons Of
Panama. No date has been set for the
wedding.