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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-01-29
Judoe Gilbert In Duluth.

Judge T. O. Gilbert goes to Duluth
on Thursday where he will be the
guest of honor at the meeting of the
Sons of Norway in that city on Friday
evening, January 81. Judge Gilbert
was elected president of this Order
at their meeting at Great Falls, Mont,
last summer. Judge Gilbert will de-
liver a lecture at Duluth on the sub
ject of what people of Norwegian
blood has done as Americans, and
what they should do. The Duluth
Skandinav publishes Judge Gilbert's
picture and gives rousing appeal
for giving him good reception, which
no doubt will be accorded him.
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would say that these church Offer
ings we're not expected.
Any mistakes in this report win be
gladly corrected.
F. H. OEHLER,
County Director.
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leo on Lakes Unsafe.

Our thawing weather during most
of this month has greatly weakened
the ice on the lakes. A Union
Grove man who was in town Satur-
day reported that two teams of hors-
es had broken thru the ice on Lake
Koronis and that one pair of horses
had drowned. The team is said to
have been the property OF Mr.. Ben
nett. A party from this city who
went to Stella to fish thru the ice a
few days ago, reported that they
found ice on that lake only four inch
es thick in places. It would appear to
be a very risky move to drive on the
lakes or even walk across them
Litchfleld Independent.
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Lutheran Brotherhood Meeting.
Following is the program to be CIV
en- at the Lutheran Brotherhood meet
ing at SVea. Jan. Goth.
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manders John Wilkes Rankin, c. Err
nest Gunther, Clifford Il. Van Hook.
G. w Hewlett. d. j. Friedell and J, c.
Cunningham and Leuts. T. NJ. Thorn
hill and L. c. Webb, After the mar
riage ceremony a wedding reception
was held at the Hotel Gotham.
After their wedding trip Lieutenant
Commander and Mrs. Brandt will go to
Newport, r. l., where he is at present
detailed at the torpedo station.
Mrs. George w. Baekeland was one
of the recent brides. Before her mar
rage to Lieut. Baekeland, Aviation
Corps, L. s. A.. which took place at the
home of her uncle, Frederick j. Mid
dlcbrook, Seventh avenue and Fifty
fifth street. she was Miss Cornelia
Fitch Middlebrook. daughter of Mrs
+. r. Middlebrook Of GA Lexington
avenue The brides only attendant at
the wedding was Miss Nina Baekeland
sister of the bridegroom, and w G
Lasher acted ~ best man. Talbot
Freeman and Allen Bevin were ushers
Lieut. Baekeland Is son OF DR.. Lee
II. Baekeland, member Of the Naval
Consulting Board, and Mrs. Baekeland
Of Yonkers n. Y. After their wedding
trip he and his bride will live In Colo
RADIO Springs, Col.
News was received last week by
cable from France by Mr.. and Mrs
| Robert l.. Burton of Crawford Farms
Millbrook, n. Y, of the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Florence Burton
to Lieut.. stephen II. Philhin, Aviation
| Corps, l.. s. A., which was celebrated
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A MONG the engagements an
~ nounced last week was that
Of Miss Dorothy Rennard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clifford
Rennard. OF 20 East Seventy seventh
street, to Ensign Henry Rogers Ben
jamin, Flying Corps, u. S. N, who re-
turned to this country short time
ago from duty in Italy. Miss Rennard
was introduced to society several years
ago. Ensign Benjamin Is a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Evarts Benjamin OF
East Eighty-seventh street. He is a
member OF the Ardsley and Riding
clubs and the st. Nicholas Society. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hancock OF this
| city and Austin. Tex. announced last
week the engasem mt of their daush-
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on January 90 in Paris The bride has
been engaged in war relief work in
France for the last three years. Lieut..
Philbin, who is son OF Justice and
Mrs. Eugene a. Philbin of 63 West
Fifty-seCond street, was graduated
from Harvard In 1918. and while at
college was noted football player.
He is now attached to the Peace Com
mission In Paris. Lieut.. Phibin has
three other brothers in the service.
They are Lieuts. Jesse II, and Ewing
II. Phlhin and Ensign Gerald q. Phil
bin Mrs. Ambrose Wetmore Is his
sister
Mrs +. Marks Gill daughter of the
late Arthur Marks of Boston, was
married to John A. Squiers, son OF the
late Herbert G.. Squires, former United
States Minister to Cuba and to Pan
anna, on Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs.
Frank Hunter Potter. $50 East Seven
ty-second street. The Rev Percy Stick
ney Grant, rector of the Church OF the
Ascension. performed the ceremony in
the presence of a small gathering OF
relatives and intimate friends. There
were no bridal attendants. The BRIDE
groom's mother, who Is now In charge
of war hospital in France, has resi-
dence in Beauiieu, Hampshire, Eng
land. His father died in October. 1911,
in London. Mrs. William Aston Dray-
ton, whose husband Is in the Serbian
army: Mrs. Harold Whitman, wife OF
Major Whitman, and Mrs, Rousseau
wife of Rear Admiral II. II, Rousseau
| u. S. ~, are Mr.. Squierss sisters.
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Notes Of W0nen's Clubs

THE Fete de Ia Victoire. to he given
at the Hotel Plaza on Thursday
evening under the auspices OF the
of unusual interest. The day chosen lie
the anniversary OF the signing Of the
treaty of Alliance of 1879 between the
American colonies and France. The en-
tertanment Will consist of dinner. fol-
lowed by a military concert in celebra-
ton of victory and the return of Alsace-
Lorraine 10 France.
Conuoleur General Johannet Of the
French Military Mission. Rear Admiral
Nathaniel r Usher, commandant of the
New York Navy Yard. and members of
his staff. and Major-Gen. Thomas H.
Barry. commandant OF the Department
OF the East with members of his staff, as
well as presidents of all the Franco
American societies in New York. will
be present Orando's orchestra will
furnish the military music for the pro-
gramme and there will also be several
American artists taking part. They
will be heard In patriotic songs
The members in charge OF the enter
tainment are Joseph A, Flynn, AleXan-
der T. Mason, Frank D. Pavey. Jesse
MerTiCk Smith and Rene Wildensteln.
Among those who have accepted inv-
taticns to the dinner and concert are
Consul-General, NJ. L!ebert, Consul
NJ. Goiran, Vice Consul NJ. dial
ewyn, II. Johannet, VI. Marcel Knecht
OF the French High Commission Lieut.
Col. Philippe Bunau Varilla, Rear Ad-
miral Nathaniel r, Usher. L. S. N
Nicholas Murray Butler. Alexander T
Mason, MacDougall Hawkes. Thomas
Hastings. NJ. Peck. NJ George, NJ. Jou-
v'rd NJ ELEPHANT, Adolph Cohn, NJ 7
Tileston Wells Frederic r. Coudert and
NJ f. Cunliffe owen.
When the American Criterion Society
Mrs. Leonard l.. Hin president, holds
its February luncheon next Friday d
score of wounded soldiers from BASE
Hospital No , will be among the
guests The luncheon takes place II
| the ballroom of the Hotel Plaza ant
will be preceded by an informal recep
| ton and followed by formal musca
programme. Among the other guests
| that the American Criterion Societ,
will honor on this occasion and VIII,
will address the members are the Rev
G L. Goodell and Mrs, Goodei Bruc,
! Cameron. Miss Mary Shaw and Cyri
| l.. Nee. Mr.. Goodell who was sent h,
! the United States Government to MAX,
an Inspection Of tho American men II
the trenches. will tell of the condition
he found. while Mr.. Cameron will relat
some OF his experiences during his fou
years as war prisoner IN Germany
Mrs Hill will be aided In receiving
the club members by commltte
headed by Mrs. George William Hanna
lCthers serving on It are Mira John !
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G.. Cumnock,
will be married to DIR. Norman f. Dit
man OF this city on February 20 AT the
home of her parents in Lowell, Mass.
Miss Cumnock is passing the winter In
New York city with her sister, Mrs.
John Wood Blodgett. Arthur ]. and
Victor l. Cumnock of this city are her
brothers. The engagement of Miss
Cumnock and DIR. Ditman was an
nounced early in the month.
One OF the recent weddings was that
Of Miss Virginia Mitchell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Blair Mitchell
of this city and Pembroke House, Far
Hills. N. j., TO James j. Higginson,
which took place a week ago yesterday
in Grace Church. The Rev. DR.. Charles
l.. Slattery, rector. assisted by the
Rev Arson Phelps Stokes, an uncle by
marriage of the bride. performed the
marriage ceremony. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Carol Mitch
ELL and the Misses Aida ChGTler,
Theodore Larosque and Muriel Win
throp. w. Seward Webb, Jr., served as
best man. The ushers were WalbridSe
8. Taft, Harrison Tweed, Howard lie
Chevalier Roome, Arthur Il. Mckin-
stry, Henry Phipps. Francis w Sar-
gent, Loring Young and John Wood
ward. Following the marriage cere-
mony there was a reception at the
home of the brides parents, II East
Eleventh street.
Mr.. Hgginson has taken furnished
house at 157 East SiXty-second street
where he and his bride will live after
their wedding trip.
In the Church of tho Heavenly Res
on the afternoon Of January 20 Miss
Ruth Van Wyck Rhein, daughter o
DIR. and Mrs. Meyer l.. Rhein, of 81
East Sixty-f1rst street was married t.
Lieutenant Commander Edmund Sci
den Randolph Brandt, L. S. ~, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Brandt o
Montclair. n. ]. Tho officiating clergy
men were the Rev. DR.. James V. Chal
mers OF Holy Trinity Church and tn,
Rev. +. L. Matthews of the Heavenl!
Rest. The bride was attended by he
sister, Mrs. John Strong Abbott, Mrs
John Wilkes Rankin and Miss Doroth.
Taylor, Randolph Brandt. brother o
the bridegroom, acted as best mar
1.-THE ushers were Lieutenant-C Com
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n Ar AND MRS JAMES TERRY
MI WHITE OF No. 4l6 West 1920
street gave a family dinner on
Tuesday evening at the Hotel Brevoort
to celebrate their golden wedding ami
versary. Their marriage took place in
San Francisco January 2s, 1859. Mrs.
White was Miss Florence Derby OF Buff
falo. Among those present at the dinner
were their daughters, Mrs, Charles X,
Carrick, wife of Judge Carrick of Jersey
city; Mrs. Owen l.. Burdett, whose hus-
band. Capt, Burdett is in France, and
Miss Grace White, and a son, George
Derby White Also four grandchildren.
Mr. White Is hTzd Of the publishing
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General Notes Of Society

house OF James T. White 4 Co.. which
was founded In San Francisco In 1873
and moved to New York in 1885. He IL
member OF the Authors Club and of
the Poetry Society OF America He was
personal friend OF Samuel Clemens
mark Twain. Of whose works he made
compilation.
Mr.. and Mrs George Boardman Robin
son also celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary on Tuesday. They were
the guests at a reception and dinner at
the Hotel Gramatan. Bronxville, given
by their daughter, Mrs. Ramsey Peugnet.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robinson were married in
the old New York Cathedral by Cardinal
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McCloskey fifty years ago. They hav5
four sons, three daughters and six grand
children. All their children were present
except one son, John Bryan Robinson.
who IL In France. The other sons are
George B Robinson. Jr., Thomas Wells
Robinson and Benjamin Rowland Robin
son; their daughters are Mrs. Peugnet,
Miss Lila Robinson and Mrs. Marguerite
Foley.
Mr.. Robinson for many years was
president OF the New York Catholic Pro-
tectoiy in The Bronx.
day Miss Frances sanders daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Sanders Of the Bel
nord. Broadway and Eighty sixth street
was married TO Emanuel Van Praag,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs John Van Praag OF
the Hotel Belleciaire The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Herbert
$. Goldstein.
One Of the many war weddings which
has iust become known Is that of Miss
| Grace Helene Bennett. daughter OF Mr..
| and Mrs Isaac H Bennett OF Palm
Beach. Fla. TO John Eichler Fahs. son
of Mr. and Mrs Louis A. Fahs of eos
| West J. r'tv-ninth street The ceremony
was performed on July 90 at Bellows
Falls, Vt. at the home of the bride
grandmother, Mrs. G. L. Jenney, with
whom she was spending the summer
Mr.. FANS was taking course at the
Mass chusetts School OF Technology. He
| and Miss Bennett met last winter at
! Palm Beach while he was taking avia-
| ton instruction there. The marriage was
known TO the immediate families, bu,
their friends did not learn Of It until
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Rainier. Mrs. William r Bailey 81.
Edwin Davis. Mrs william, Y ~
Spence, Mrs. Frederic Lincoln kro"ov.
Mrs. Charles J. Werner, Mrs. JANA.
Madison Batterton. Mrs James II,r-y
Wainwright, Mrs. w Edgar pra3s1,
Mrs, Franklin Hageboom. Mrs Joseph
jackson DeLong. Mrs Ashhy Lee Bed
Ter. Mrs. George w kavananr' Va
William T, Hoops. Mrs. Frank Is n7'N,
Mrs. Francis Edward Wright Ms
| Charles A. Rartholomac. Mrs Ne-b.r:
Is Waller, Mrs. Frank Costor NJ
| Charles Maurice Mrs Walter F~t's
BURNS. Mrs Edgar Horny Co,treV Ms.
John II judge, Mrs. Francis \. Mn. ~
Mrs Edmond Norton Sklrnc~. "-S
Henry h, Platt and Mrs Myru0 WIZ
bur Robinson.
| At the conclusion Of tho luncheon
! Mrs. Margaret Weber chairman a. "a
music committee. will present 20
| gramme with Walter Green. tho 'o'0-
In several numbers md the vonr. s..
prano Miss Sarah Pattan. In group
| Of songs
Mrs. Edward Frank,yn Co'o. as 'al--
| man or the entertainment CONN. 'f,r Z
the work carried on Mt Camr N.,.,.
thc American Criterion Soole'v ~ '. :
the newly arrived soldiers M = no 80
harkation camp with gay a'',.~.
last Thursday, While Miss A't - =
| drew cartoons and told humorous -."-'
les, ire soldiers devoured 300 -
cakes contributed nv trn nco7''.s
the organization. Working VII ~
Cole we're Mrs John Phil'o Sou wee.
Frederick Tracy. Mrs Rede' f''' ~
Mrs Leonard L. VII Mrs C'a,'.
BENTLEY, Mrs, Edward Ha''' ''"
Mrs. william H. Stratton and " -, .
Love
The hosr>snl comr'ittee NJ cav. ""-'
rift, consisting NJ Nrs Joho T. ~'~'"r,
Mrs Morton Zahriskie and Nlrs "'@'
Zabriskie. Distributed cakes t. tn % -
TOO sick or wounded 10 leave tar.- '"''
or the wards
The New York ChaDter. Do"rN''i
~ the Confederacy Mrs Jauo' l'0'N
Parker president. viii give m o.G
Nridpe marty on Wednesday, 7'''r'''s
Mt the Hotel Aston Tho proo"''' 'l
90 toward the suDrort - tho o. '''
wont he'd nj Neuil'v. France
for the card party are 81 and "' ID
! obtained from the chairn'a1 ~ 'N' roy,
rr!ttee. Mrs Frank Morrill, Soa0'H :
Central Park West Others on 'h'
m'ttee are Mrs John r, NJ y 81
rrcderirk II Lane. Nra N"d''' 'l'
: Mrs. c. NJ. Higgins. Mrs IT7rva' . p,
eey. Mrs. !. G L'slio, Mrs.
: Cochran, Mrs Frank @ Ri''
Alexis II. Besson Mrs = Scuh So
: Nrs George Williams, Mrs. J u -
. Mrs. 4. Darlington Semple, Mrs ..''
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Weddings and Engagements

ter Miss Margery Hancock, to Major
Stedman Shumway Hanks, Air Ser
vice. U. S. A.. son OF the late Charles
s. Hanks OF Boston, Mass. Major
Hanks was graduated from Harvard
In 1912.
The engagement was announced last
week Of Miss Mary Louise Black.
daughter OF Col Charles y. Black of
this city. to Lieut. AIKEN J. Lowrey,
Flying Corps, U. s. N, son of Freder-
lex J. Lowrey of Honolulu. Hawaiian
Islands. Miss Black Is passing the
winter in Florida and Cuba. The we'd
ding probably will take place in the
spring In San Francisco, Cal, where
Col. Black made his home before com
ing to New York several years ago.
Miss Grace z. Cumnock. daughter OF
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Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Charles Is.
Alexander. Mrs. Howard Gushing. Mrs.
Burke Roche Mrs. Francis c. Bishop,
Mrs. c. Give Bayley. Mrs. Grenville
Kane Mrs. William Woodward. Mrs.
Marshall Field Mrs. George d. Wide
ner, Mrs. James w Gerard, Mrs Will
lam p. Douglas, Mrs. Robert Bacon
Mrs. Charles II. Marshall. Mrs. ]. Cor
don Douglas, Mrs. Arthur Scott Bur-
den. Mrs William Il. Vanderbilt, Jr.,
and Mrs. Henry @. Gray. who will as
sist at the formal opening, which will
be addressed by Colville Barclay,
Charge d'Affaires of the British En-
bassy at Washington.
The Amateur Comedy Club will pro-
duce a new satire on Greenwich WI
lage, entitled "The Village" by Frank
w. futile, a member of the club at
the Garden Theatre for five nights, be-
ginning February 10. for the benefit OF
some Of our home charities. The first
evenings performance will he for the
benefit Of the Wendell Bows Club; on
February II for the Brearlev League ::
February IL in aid OF Stony Void
Sanatorium. Auxiliary No. 10; Feb
ruary 10 for the Free MIX for France
Fund. and on February - In aid of
the Permanent Blind Relief War Fund
The executive committee OF Aux
, Hilary No. 10 OF stony Wold Sana-
torium. for whose benefit the pay will
he given on Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary 10. includes Mrs g. Page Ely
Mrs George s. Franklin, Mrs Henry r
Eaton, Mrs. J. II Frier. Jr., Miss kath-
ryn b. Montgomery. Miss Jeanette
Orr and Miss Helen Sloan. The pat
ronesScs FOR tho evening are: Mrs
Warren s. Adams. Mrs. Edgar 8
Auchincloss, Mrs John w. Auchin-
Gloss, Mrs. Lausdale Boardman, Mrs,
f. Mabel Clark, Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb
Mrs. Ernest Flag Mrs, Austin O.
Fox, Mrs. Morgan Grinnell, Mrs. Childe
Hassam. Miss Caroline c. Haynes Miss
Annie p. Jennings. Mrs Frederic p
Jennings. Mrs. Percy Hall Jennings
Mrs. Philip b. Jennings, Mrs, James
Mortimer Montgomery. Mrs. Walter
G.. Moves, Mrs William Peters. Mrs
Lyman Rhoades Mrs. John s. Me,Cher
Mrs. Samuel Sloan, Mrs. Philip Saw
yer. Mrs. Henry Cady Sturges. Mrs
Howard Van Sinderen and Mrs
Thomas Williams.
Tickets for the performance In ale
of the Stony wo,d Sanatorium may be
obtained from Mrs. James Henly Frier
Jr., 116 East Thirty-sixth street. Henry
Clapp Smith, 6s1 Fifth avenue. has
charge OF the sale OF tickets for the
other performances.
The second and last OF the eau
series" on modern Russia given b,
Nine. Afanasieff. wife OF q Russian
naval officer, will take place on Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
William T. Darlington. 43O Park ave
nue.. Among the patronesse sare Mrs
Stanley Mccormick, Mrs. Alfred Seton
Mrs. II Reese Hoyt. Mrs. Llnzee Blag
den and Miss Helen Clay Frick.
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A song recital for the benefit OF the
Stony Void Sanatorium will be given
by Nine. Galll-Curci at the Hippodrome
on Sunday afternoon of next week.
February .. The committee for the
concert includes Mrs. James r. New
comb, president and founder Of the
organization: Mrs. Pierre Mall. Mrs
Hermann NJ. Biggs, Mrs. William B..
Potts, Mrs. ]. Rich Steers, Mrs. Philip
Jennings, Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee,
Mrs, Benjamin Stern and Mrs. Charles
Gilmore Kerley. 1t Is necessary to
raise a large sum Of money for the
sanatorium as many nurses returning
from the seat OF war are in need OF
tubercular treatment which is afforded
at Stony Void.
Under the auspices OF the British
Ministry of Information a collection Of
paintings and drawings by eminent
British painters will be shown on Fri
day afternoon in the Anderson Gal
Ieries. These paintings have been
shown already In London and have
been brought here from Washington
The New York committee formed for
the exhibition includes Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mrs w. Goadby Loew, Mrs. James A.
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The concert in aid OF the work OF
the New York Diet Kitchen Associa-
ton which will be held tomorrow
morning in the grand ballroom Of the
Waldorf Astoria is assured of financial
and artistic success. The artists will
be Miss Sophie Braslau OF the Metro
politan Opera, Raoul Vidas. violin. and
Salvatore de Stefano. harp. Mrs.
Henry Willard has arranged the con-
cert, and among those who have taken
seats and boxes are Mrs. F.. Henry
Hartman, Mrs. Francis L. Hne, Mrs.
Henry NJ Tilford. Mrs. Herbert l..
Satterlee, Mrs. Charles l.. Tiffany. Mrs.
Ralph Pulitzer Mrs. Samuel A. Levi
sohn. Mrs. Alexander j. Hemphiil.
Mrs. Sidney Borg, Mrs William p.
Clyde, Mrs. William Church Osborn,
Mrs Joseph II. Choate, Mrs. Frederick
Billings. Mrs. John r. Drexel, Mrs
/ Felix NJ. Warburg, Mrs. Charles e
Hughes, Mrs. William Adams Kis.
sam, Mrs. Alfred Duane Pell, Mrs
James Speyer, Mrs #. Coleman du
Pont. Mrs. William G. Rockefeller
Mrs. Spencer Trask. Mrs. hurry Gug.
Eenheim, Mrs. S, r. Guggenheim, Mrs
John Henry Hammond. Mrs. Ogden
Reid, Mrs. William Douglas Sloane
Mrs. Ernst @. Victor. Mrs George F
Victor. Mrs. Edward j. de Coppet
Mrs. Isaac N. Seligman. Mrs. Arthur
NJ. Dodge and Mrs. Henry Morgen-
| THAI.
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CHARITY BALL WILL BE REVIVED WITH OLD TIME 81
Manv Entertainments for Local Insti-
tutions to Follow Main
Event on Friday

Lynch, Mrs. Alfred Kessler and Mrs.
William Barbour. There also will be
table for the sale OF useful articles
and there will be continuous dancing.
For the older people room will he
set aside for auction and this room will
be in charge Of Miss Antoinette Mar
tin, Miss Remsen, Mrs. Rokenbaugh
and Mrs. Gary. Already twenty-four
tables have been sold and among the
purchasers are Mrs. Arthur II. Twom-
bly,, Mrs. Jose Aymar. Mrs. George Il.
Dadmun. Mrs. Henry Pearce, Mrs.
BENJAMIN Brewster, Mrs. Robert @.
Remsen. Miss Remsen. Mrs. Winfield
s. Scott, Mrs. Hugh d. Auchincloss.
Mrs. william Barbour, Mrs. Henry
Scott Rokenbaugh, Mrs. Scott Cam
eron. Mrs. Robert h. Crouch. Mrs.
Howard Carroll, Mrs. John a. Black,
Mrs. j. Sellers Mckee. Mrs. Howard
Richmond, Mrs. Gilbert II. Gary. the
Misses jackson. Mrs Henry NJ. TIL
ord, Mrs. Clarence q. Dinsmore, Mrs.
\. Harvey Tiers and Miss Martin.
Mrs. Alfred wagstaff, "a East Fifty
eighth street. has tickets in charge.
They can he had also from the Colony
Club and Mt Sherry's.
For the benefit OF the Lenox Hill
Settlement of 511 East Sixty-ninth
street. at 1923 Fifth avenue there Will
he held for Ave days beginning Feb
ruary fl white elephant and mon
ster rummage sale. There also Will be
an exhibit of the Lenox Hill Arts and
Crafts. This settlement has many ac-
tivities In the way Of departments for
dramatics. gymnastics, game rooms for
boys. knitting. singing. painting. has
kerry and various useful study
branches for boys and girls.
Among the members of the execu-
tive committee are Mrs. r. Penn
Smith. Jr.. Mrs. Paul Dougherty, Mrs.
Jesse C. Bernheim. Mrs. James F. Cur
tis, Mrs Lydig Hoyt. Miss Virginia
Furman, Mrs. George r. Baker, Jr,
Mrs. Cornelius y. Bliss. Jr., Mrs.
James Lloyd Derby, Mrs. Harold l..
Pratt and Mrs. Monroe Douglas Rob
inson. The central committee in
cludes Mrs. Edward J. Berwind Mrs.
e Farrar Bateson, Mrs. Henry l.. Mil
Ter Mrs. Harry Content. Mrs. T. j.
Casey. Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs.
w - i'ppti, WIS. ~ Cltl IL,
Mrs. James M. smith, Mrs. Jesse !.
Straus, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Harry Payne whitney. Mrs. Harry a.
Day, Mrs. Arthur Du Bots, Mrs. George
Draper Mrs. Robert l.. Gerry, Mrs.
| Daniel Z. Hays, Mrs. Paul NJ. HerzoG,
Mrs. e. Henry Hartman, Mrs. w.
Averill Hartman, Mrs. Oliver Iselin
/ Mrs. William G. Lyle. the Misses Grace
Beach, Clara Byrne. Katheripe En-
met. Emma Huebner and Edith Pratt.
1t Is requested that articles for sale
be taken 10 723 Fifth avenue from
| Tuesday to Saturday OF this week and
| IN case it is not possible to deliver
| them to notify Mrs. K. Penn Smith, Jr
l East Sixty-ninth street. There will
be daily auction of choice articles
from to 5.
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