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Dress Up Your Home

enamel and new delft design linoleum would transform that dusky bathroom!
 Those new rugs call for treatment in mahogany. That oak "trim" never did set in well with the Sheraton.
 And what's sun parlor without ere tonnes? Cretonnes, of course! We couldn't get through the summer with out cretonnes and the designs this year are perfectly bewitching.
 Be sure to see all the new decorating 'twrinkles." Take one of Birmingham's interior decorators into your confidence. Have him give your home the once over, all over. It may be he will say moth ing needed" but you'd better have him say it.
 It is marvellous what the experts searching eye will find-how touch here and there will impart distinction and charm to any room.
 No home can attain it's full possibili- ties of attractiveness without the pro fessional decorators magic touch.
 To find the good ones
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-23
ColOnels Can One
 And Purchase Two

Louisville, Ky, April 22.-Manager Wi.- liam Neal today announced the release by the Louisville American Association club of Pitcher Henry Jones to Charlotte of the Carolina Association, and the pur- chase of Pitchers Edward Corey and John Sullivan from the Chicago White Sox. Corey suffered an injury which in- capa citated him for the greater part or last sea son. sullivan, it is said, was bes- known because of his work last season with the Great Lakes naval training sta tion team.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-23
Tickets For Opening
 Game on Sale Today

1 Admission tickets and re serve seats for the opening game between Nashville and Birmingham will go on sale at Hagan-Dunlap Drug com panv on the corner of Third avenue and Twentieth street this morning at 3 o'clock. Get your paste boards early and be sure of a ringside chair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-23
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Salem. Va: Roanoke College [; Ran dolph College o.
 At Charlottesville: University of North Carolina '; University of Virginia l.
 New York. April 22.-Holycrop 12; Co., lumbia 5.
 At Lexington, Va: Washington and Lee 4, Pennsylvania State O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-23
ISII III6 SdUOs'
 NATIONAL LEAGUE

Below is the probable batting order of all National league clubs as they will face each other in the opening games of the season:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-23
GAMES TODAY

Brooklyn at Boston. New York at Philadelph a. Pittsburg at Chicago. St. Louis at Cincinnati.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-23
GAMES TODAY

Chicago at St. Louis. Cleveland at Detroit. Philadelphia at Washington. Boston at New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Below are the probable line-ups of all American league clubs in the games this afternoon. The batting orders of these clubs is not available:
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EXHIBITION GAMES

Yale .......................-. D lV Causey and Steel, McCarty; Cox ana Fredericks.
 By Associated Press
 Brooklyn, April 22.-The New 1ork Americans defeated the Brooklyn Ma tionals, to ?, in an exhibition game here today. Russell allowed eight bases on balls, but kept the hits well scat tered
 Score n. II. IL. Now York .................... , Brooklyn = Russell and Ruel; Cadore, Mamaux and Krueger
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Take it from me, boy take it from me. it would be a great sport to see an anna teur game of base ball between d crack Birmingham team and one from Atlanta What'dye you say?
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large gathering OF relatives and
friends. The bride was attended by
the Misses Edna Taylor. Josephine
Grant Helen Keeney, Clara Coleman.
Elizabeth Adams and Cornelia Clam
petit, William \. Read Of Boston acted
as best man. The bride attended
school in New York, and with her
mother has spent several winters a;
the st. Regis. Mr.. Taylor was stu
dent at Harvard when the war began,
but left there to onter the service. He
has recently been discharged after
serving In France as Lieutenant in
tho Aviation Corps. After their we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will
make their home in Boston.
Mrs. J. Townsend Cassidy who
was Miss 4. Estelle Odell, only daugh-
ter Of former Gov. and Mrs. Benja-
min b. Odell. is one Of the recent
brides, Her marriage 10 Lieut. Cas-.
sedy, L. s. A., took place n short time
ago in Sewburgh, n. Y, whore her
parents have a country home.
Mrs. lie Roy David kiley is another
bride Of recent date. Before her
marriage TO Lieut.. Klley, Air Force,
I. S. A., she was Miss Marion Louise
Mcllravy, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
William Nichol McIlravy Of Ban
nockburn, Tarrytown, y. Y Lieut..
Kiley has just returned from Italy.
where he flew with Capt. D'Annun'
zio Of the Italian aviation service.
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Jackson, Katherine Hutchins, Natalie
Davis and Janet Wallace. Little
Frances Reilly acted as flower girl.
Peter Roy Lawson was best man, and
the ushers were John 4. Morgan Of
san Francisco, Frederick Yeiser of
Cincinnati, J. Logan Burke Of SYRIA
cuse, y. Y; G. Kenneth Wallace OF
South Orange, y. j.; II. Fowley Nc
Cormick Of Chicago, and Frederick
Buechner. Howard c. Coke and Henry
Il. Richardson OF this city. Following
the marriage ceremony there was re-
csption ut tho home OF the brides par
snts, 7i3 Park avenue.
A wedding last week Of interest here
was that OF Miss Emily Pope, only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George a.
Pope of Burlingame, Cal, to Mosely
Taylor, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William o.
Taylor Of Boston. Mass, which took
place at the home OF the brides par
ents in Burlingame. The Rev. Fred
erick W. Clampett performed the mar
rage ceremony in the presence OF a
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Hamblen Sears, X. Horace Gallatin,
William Jay. Richard Gambrill, Whit
ney Warren. George c. Riggs, Edward
II. Stettinius, William X. Vanderbilt.
Cadwalader Jones, Arthur Murray
Dodge, Henry w. Taft. George w.
Wickersham and Beekman Winthrop.
Tickets may be obtained at the head
quarters Of the association.
Success attended the first meeting
Of the Evening Dance Club which was
held Tuesday night In the Della
Robbia Room Of the Vanderbilt. The
proceeds Of this series OF dances which
will continue throughout next month
will be devoted to the needs Of the
hospital in Nancy, which is being
supported by the American Fund for
the French Wounded. The dances are
on the same order as those OF the Paul
Jones Club that were given before the
war. Among the subscribers are Mrs.
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr.. Mrs. ].
Philip Bernhard, Mrs. w. Miller Gra-
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daughter OF Mrs. Rosa Bouton % 790
Riverside Drive. to Eugene Open
h"imer. will take place Tuesday owe
ming at the Hotel ST. Regis. The Rev
DR.. stephen s, Wise will perform the
ceremony AZ G 80 o'clock, after which
there will be a dinner for the wedding
party.
Miss Adair Roy. daughter OF Justice
and Mrs. Robert II. Roy OF Brooklyn,
was married 10 James Reid by the Rev
S. Parkes Cadman the morning OF March
8, Owing to tho illness Of the brides
father the wedding was witnessed by
only tho immediate member Of the
brides family, Mr.. Reid, formerly a
cotton merchant of Cincinnati, has re-
Gently transferred his business TO New
York city, where they intend 10 make
their home.
Miss Adelaide Gloria Ettsnson, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Ettenson OF
IL Cathedral Parkway. was married
TO Harry Allen Mendelson on Tuesday
In the Louis XVI room OF thu Hotel
St. Regis. The ceremony was performed
at noon by tho Rev, Dr. Rudolph Gross
man in the presence Of relatives and a
few intimate friends 1t was followed
by small, breakfast. The bride wore
travelling gown OF dark blue tTicotine
with a Vatican hat to CORE spond. She
wore corsage bouquet Of white orraiGs
and lilies OF the valley Miss Rubella
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OULNESS SOCIETY PLANS. FOR GAY EASTER

23i5 Broadway announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mise Rcatrtcs
Joseph, to Harry Baer, son OF Mrs.
Mary Baer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bernheimer havs
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Niles Jesnncte Bornheimcr. 20
Richard-A Hess. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Or. and Mrs. Charles Vincent Palermo.
who have been at Palm Beach FOR the
past several weeks. arc now IN Wash
ington, u. c., for q few days on their
way to their home, the Castle, Riverside
Drive and 1921 street.
Nfrs. Charles Henderson Bradley. Jr.
mas arrived from 81. Augustine, Fla,
and is at her home. 1875 West seventy
ninth street, where she gave a reception
and musicale Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kennedy and their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Kennedy, have
gone to Havans- where they will remain
a couple Of weeks Before returning 90
New York they will spend eome time at
Palm Beach. Their son. Lieut. John
Kennedy. Jr. recently returned from
Camp Lee.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. Serge Friede have
left the Hotel Chatham and gone TO
thoir winter home at Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Carlyle Of Spar
tanburg, s. c., will come 10 New York
10 witness the parade Of the Twenty
seventh Division, to which their eon is
attached. Their son is the only native
OF Spartaaburg in that division
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Ettenson was her sisters only attendant.
She wore black creps meteor embroidered
In old blue and carried tea roses. samuel
Murray was the best man. Dir. Mendel-
son and his bride have left for south.
ern California, whore they will spend
their honeymoon.
Cards have been sent out by Mr. aud
Mrs. John Garraway announcing the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Pauline
Garraway. to Or. Hudson Il. Miller,
who returned with the Twenty-sevcnth
Division after service overseas with the
United States Medical Corps. The wed.
ding. a small one, took place March s
IN tho Madison Avenue Baptist Church,
tho REV Or. Charles A. Eaton cffioiat-
Ing. The bride vas attended oy her
sister, Mrs Carlos T. Pere1. whose hus-
band was best man. Or. Miller formerly
was with the Bellevue Hospital staff and
later with tho New York Eye and Ear
1nfirmary.
Mrs John Armstrong OF Tonkers has
announced the engagement Of her dsush-
ter, Miss Ethel Armstrong, 20 Lieut..
Bradley q. Hammond, son Of Mrs. James
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Weddings and Engagements

A MONG the engagements an
~ nounced last week was that
OF Miss Sally II. Dunlop,
daughter by a former marriage OF Mrs.
Archibald II. McCrea of Brunswick
Hall. Lawrenceville. Va, and this city,
to Capt. Joseph Dickson Eddy, L. S.
A.. who returned recently on the Lee
viathan from service in France with
the Twenty-seventh Division. Miss
Dunlop is a daughter Of the late David
Dunlop of Petersburg, Va, and was
graduated from the Misses Masters
School at Dobbs Ferry, n. i. Her
stepfather and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
McCrea, when in New York make their
home at the Plaza. Capt. Eddy Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse L. Eddy of
Valley View, Normandie Heights. Nor
ristown, y. j. He went overseas last
May and is member Of the staff OF
Gen. Organ. The wedding will take
place in New York in May.
Announcement was made last week
by Mr., and Mrs. Henry T.. Cook of 4O5
Park avenue OF the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Maria Fahys
Cook, TO Lieut.. Howard Brush Dean,
l. s. \. Miss Cook is one of the sea-
sons debutantes, and is n cousin OF
Miss Constance r.. Fahys, also de.
butante and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George f.. Fahys. Lieut.. Dean is a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert II. Dean
OF 42O Park avenue and was grasu-
ated from Yale in 1918. He has been
stationed at Camp Jackson under
Brig. Gen. Danford.
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss YVonne Randolph Stemmler,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w.
stemmler of this city. to Major Bas.
com Franklin Morris. Medical Coris.
T. s, y. Miss Stemmler was a student
at one OF tho seminaries in Paris al
the outbreak Of the war, and both I'm
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General Notes of Society

\ fISs MILDRED ROSE STERN,
lNI daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf
stern Of 81 West End avenue.
will be married to Irving levin Tues
day. March rs. at the Hotel ST. Resis.
The ceremony will be followed by a din
ner and dance. Miss Stern will be att
tended by maid of honor. Miss Ruth
Worms and little flower girl. Miss
Rose hals,. Felix Levin win wait upon
his brother as best naSn. Mr.. Levin
and his bride will spend their honey
moon in the South.
Miss Jeanette n Blumhers. daueh-
ter OF Mr., and Mrs. !. Blumberg OF the
Hotel Hargrave, West Seventy. second
street, will bc married TO BENJAMIN
Blum, u. S. ~, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Blum, April 8 in tho Temple
Of Mount Nebo, The ceremony will be
performed at 5 80 O'Clock by the Rev
DR.. Ansbach and will he followed by
reception and dinner AZ the Hotel Me
A'pn. Miss Dorothy Blum, sister Of
the bridegroom. will be the maid OF
honor and the bridesmaids will br Miss
Kate Horn and Miss Gertrude Horn.
Joseph Frank. who IL with the Seventy.
seventh Regiment, will be the best man
II he returns from overseas IN time,
otherwise the brides brother, Harry
Blumbers, will serve.
The wedding OF Miss Beatrice Bouton,
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France and in New York has taken an
active interest in war relief work.
Major Morris returned a short time
ago from France. where he saw service
with the First Division. He is a son
Of the late DR.. j. T. Morris OF Louisi-
ana and California and was graduated
from Vanderbilt College, Nashville.
Tenn. The wedding will be one of tho
events OF Easter week.
Slr. and Mrs. Hugh Hartshorne Of 81
East Forty-ninth street and Cedar
Blur, Seabright, n. T., announced last
week the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth II. IIartshorno. TO
Hamilton Nreeland, Jr, son OF DR.. and
Mrs Hamilton Nreeland OF Jersey City.
Miss Hartshorne was graduated from
Wellesley College and later from the
New York University Law School.
Mr. Nreeiand was graduated from
Princeton and the Columbia Law
School and has also received the de-
gree of PHI. d. from Columbia Univcr-
sity. He is now connected with the
State Department at Washington.
From Detroit, Mich, comes the an
nouncement OF the engagement Of Miss
Elizabeth Dilworth Loomis, daughter
by former marriage OF Mrs. John w,
Dyer of that city, to Perclval Dodge.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Murray
Dodge Of this city. Mr. Dodge was
graduated from Yale in 1914 and dur
ing the war served as Captain in
the United States Army. He is a son
OF the late Arthur NJ Dodge and n
grandson OF the late William +. Dodge
the New York philanthropist, founder
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grosvenor
Hutchlns, Jr., OF - East Sixty-fifth
street announced recently tho engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Mar
garct Grosyenor Hutchlns. to Cant.
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school. The patronesses for this sea-
son are Mrs. Dom Barber. Mrs Cleve-
land II. Moffet, Mrs Willard S. Brown,
Mrs. Justus Rupert, Mrs. John Nc
Kesson Camp, Mrs, Sheppard Candy
SchermerhOru. Mrs. B, Ogden CHS
holm, Mrs. william II. Wadhams, Mrs
G. Howard Dawson. Mrs, Albert l..
Webster, Mrs. Oliver Hartman and
Mrs. William II. Woods. There is Il
dance COMMITTEES that includes Robert
lngcrsoll Brown, Leonard j. Gushing,
Leland Haywood, Vernon II. Brown,
John Caspar Newlngton, C. Columbus
Baldwin. Jr.. Alan Thompson, Greg
DRY y. Camp. Rowland II. Pell. Jr,,
and Robert Carrere. The dances as
semble early and supper il served be-
fore midnight.
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Alden s. Hart, Signal Corps. L. S. A..
who is now in Paris, Miss Hutchins
and her father returned d short time
ngo from France, where they spent
ten months in war relief work.
One OF the Easter weddings will be
that Of Miss Ella Floyd Jones Car
pender, daughter OF William Carpen.
Ger, to Ensign John ID. Carscallen Cd,
L. S. n, which will take place on tho
afternoon OF April 81 In the Church OF
the Heavenly Rost. Miss Polly Frost
will serve Miss Carpenter as maid NJ
honor. and the other attendants will
be Mrs. Spencer kennard and the
Misses Helen ". Ryder, Marjorie
Buckley, Charlotte Guye, Marie E.
Poudensan and Sarah Floyd Jones
Williams. Marjorie Schuyler. the
small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Van Rensselaer, Schuyler and a niece
OF Miss Carpenter. Will act as flower
girl. Lieut. Karl p. whitmarsh will
be best man. The ushers Will! to
Ensisns Newcomb c. Baker. {. W.
Smith, John Wurburton. william Hep
penheimer and John J. Bertschman
and G. =. Pollen Jewett and Philip
Van Rensselaer, Schuyler. 4 recep-
ton will follow at the Gotham.
One Of the recent weddings of inter.
est here was that OF Miss Angelica
Phillips, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Wright Phillips OF Chicago,
III and Los Angeles. Cal, to Fred
eric James Dennis, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren e. Dennis Of this city,
which took place on Tuesday in Los
Angeles. Bishop Joseph II. johnson
Of southern California performed the
marriage ceremony. Mr. Dennis, who
is a practising lawyer of this c!ty.
Is member OF the Union and mi
versity clubs
In The Madison Avenue Presbyteri.n
Church on Saturday OF last week Miss
katharine Clark, daughter OF Mr.. and
MIS-. Charles Martin Clark, was mar
ried to John Starr Taber, British Avia-
ton Corps, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
CTS NJ. Tnber Of Chicago. The mar
rage ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Henry Sloane Coffin, pastor. The
bride was attended by the Misses Mary
and Starr Taber, sisters OF the BRIDE
groom. and the Misses Ruth Dean.
Marion Carpenter, .Atah Trip. Betty
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ham, Mrs. Robert l.. Stevens, Mrs.
William Disston, Mrs. Lounsbery
Perry Mrs. Irving Brokaw. Mrs.
Charles y. Van Rensselaer,, Mrs Rob-
ert Bacon, Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Mrs.
Charles NJ. Chaplin and Mrs. Charles
Mather Mac Neill.
Single tickets may be obtained OF
Miss Doane, Is West Thirty fourth
street.
1t has been decided to hold the last
for this season of the Friday Junior
Dances on the night OF March "a, and
not in Easter Week, as originally
planned. These dances were organ
lied Icy Miss Georgilna Hartman
Owen and are held at the Plaza. They
are for young people who are yet at
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Entertainments for Charity Come Back
to Calendar After Two Years of Alb
sence---Unusual Number of We'd
dings Scheduled for Paschal
Season and for June

OF boxes which are to be sold at 500
and SIS each. Mrs. John A. Drake is
arranging the details. and the dancing
will be under the direction OF Miss
Louise Prussing. The bail will be
given under the patronage OF Countess
Macchi di Cellere, wife Of tho italian
Ambassador; Nine. Romolo Tritoni,
wife OF the italian Consul General at
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MRS y
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TOWN END
CASSIDY

: Y. Hammond Of Norwalk, Conn. Lieut..
Hammond recently returned from France,
where he saw service FOR fourteen
months with the American air service.
! While attached TO a French DAY bomb
ing eseadrille AT the front lie VAS
awarded the Cro!X dc Guerre.
| From Seven Pines. y. G, comes the
announcement OF tho engagement Of
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mason Blox-
! ham OF that place and formerly OF
! Verona. y. J., to Lieut.. Henry T-umouE
| Dana OF Pinehurst- y. c. Lieut.. Dana
Is tho youngest son OF the late Rev. Dr.
stephen Dana Of Philadelphia. who was
! pastor of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church FOR torty-three years.
Col. L, Y, Carey. L. 8. A. and Mrs
Carey of 7l0 West iT:d street have an
! nouneed the engagement OF their daush-
ter, Miss Laura Carey, TO Lieut.. Edwin
!. Sibert. Fourteenth Field Artillery,
Fort sill, Okla He Is the son OF Major
General w. L. Siee;t, L. S. \.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hogwitz o. 100
Riverside Drive have announced the en-.
EGgement Of their daughter. Miss sadye
\. Horwitz. to Georse b. PERMANENT Of
Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidore Arhait Of 20S
West lIsth street have announced the
enga cement OF their daughter, Miss AGe-
ls!ds Anhalt. to Harry Cooper. Mr..
Cooper is connected with the Govern
ment munitlon works at New Haven,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wheeler Smith
OF East Orange \, J., have announced
tho engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Mabel Gray, 10 Louis DC la Montague
Earle, son of Mrs. Frank Hasbrouck
Earle OF Rockville, y. J.
Formal announcement has been made
by NJ, and Mrs Edgar Swain Of Tulsa.
Okla, and 2sa Wee; Ninety-second
street Of the engagement of their
daughter Miss Eva X Swain, to Rich
mond r Fish Of 90: Riverside Drive.
Mr., and Mrs. Michael F.. Walsh Of
YonkerS have announced the engagement
~ their daughter, Mtss Rosetta Walsh,
TO Ensign Walter y. J. Mitchell. also Of
roHSers. Miss Walsh. who is a grad
uate OF the College nf New Rochelle and
also the Seton Academy, il now stl-
dent at Trinity College Washington p.
g Her father served two years MS
Mayor OF Yoniers, He IL now mem-
Der of the State Tax Commission.
Nj. and Mrs Philip walcotf Of S45
West Elghty-eighth street announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss Ger
trude Wnlcoh, to Milton jacobson OF this
city, No date has been .et for the
wedding.
The engagement of Miss Sarah Bau-
man OF 600 West End avenue TO Jack
karpf has just been announced. Miss
Bauman is a sister OF Michael and Abra-
ham Hauman.
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John w Stewart and Mrs. Philip d.
Armour.
Many boxes aud seats have been
sold for the operatic entertainment to
be given for the benefit OF the Secours
Franco Americana, which will be held
in the Metropolitan Opera House on
the night of March 20. Mrs. John 4.
Logan, Jr.. ard Mrs. Hamilton Wilkes
Cary are cooperating with Miss Mary
Garden for the event, the artistic sue
cess Of which is assured as Miss Car
den will be heard in some of her
operate roles. Boxes have been Sc
cured by Mrs. Ogden Goelet, Mrs.
Cary, Mrs. w. Watts Sherman, Mrs.
Edison Bradley, Mrs. Edward Mclean,
Miss Annie Burr Jennings. Mrs. o. II.
7. Belmont. Mrs. Edward S. Hardness,
Henry Clay Frick, Mrs. Edward 4.
Stotesbury, Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee,
Mrs. Charles +. Hoffman. Mrs. Oliver
Hartman, Mrs. Newbold lie Roy
Edgar, Mrs. John \. Logan, Jr.. Mrs.
William Payne Thompson. Clarence
Macliay. Edouard de Billy OF the
French High Commission and Ernest
Guy of that commission. Miss Garden
bought one box at 81, 900, which will
he used by members of the French
Commission.
There is formidable list of
patronesses headed by Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson and Nine. Pointare.
a gala concert for the benefit OF the
vacation Association, Of which Miss
Gertrude Robinson Smith is president.
will be given in the Metropolitan Opera
House on the night Of April s, when
the soloists will be Nine. Geraldine
Farrar and Sorgei Rachmanlnoff. who
will be heard with the PHILADELPHIA
Orchestra under the direction of Leo
pold Stokowski. This association has
devoted for the past two years all its
time and energy TO war work and has
sustained csnteen ut it's headquar-
ters, 3S West Thirty ninth street. The,
proceeds OF the concert will be devoted
10 tho fund of the association, whose
chier object is to aid self-supporting
women with the means of ENJOYING
their annual vacations. Among those
who arc interested in the success of
the concert are T. Mcneil Bacon, Peter
Il. Wyckoff, Charles II. barney, Court
landt Dixon Barnes, John r. DreXel,
Crimmins Jennings, s. Stokes Halkett,
Edmund l.. Baylies, Charles Ii. Dltson,
Otto Fl. Kahn. II. Hartley Jenkins,
Frederick w, Whitrdge, Cornelius y.
Bliss, ,Tr., Franklin Hoyt, Paul Morton,
George Peabody Wetmore, Arthur j.
MOulton, Walter Damrosch, Joseph
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New York; Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee,
Mrs. George ]. Gould, the Duchess de
Chaulnes, Mrs. L. Diaz Albertini, Miss
Marjorie Curtis. Mrs. Charles NJ, Conn
felt, Mrs. John K. Branch, Mrs. Walton
IT, Marshall Nina Enrico Caruso, Mr..
John w, Stewart and Mrs. Philip d.
Armour.
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A Mi-Careme dance for the purpose
OF raising fund to send gree milk to
!taly Will be given in the Della Robbia
Room OF the Vanderbilt on tie night
90 march -. When the balcony Of this
Italian room will be turned into a tier
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Mr.. and Mrs, Isidore Arhait Of 26S
West lIsth street have announced the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss Ade-
ls!de Anhalt, to Harry Cooper Mr..
Cooper is connected with the Govern
ment munitlon works at New Haven,
Conn.
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Mr., aud Mrs. Alexander Joseph of
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Mr.. and Mrs Philip walcotf Of S43
West Eishty-eighth street announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss Ger
trude Walcoh, TO Milton jacobson OF this
city. No date has been set for tho
wedding