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LAWRENCEVILlE

rSreciai 70 The Times Dispatch
WRENCrVILLE VA, August .
II. ~. Delaney Or Bristol. Tenn. and
Eey i NJ Delaney. % LynchhHrr. wcrr
the guests Of Mrs. ,ieors. Eancy this
Week II Il Delaney IS The father Of
Mrs. Ranoy and Rey T. NJ Delaney
7 T. Shane- ~ Richmond spcn,
severa! days the nrst Of INC week IN
town.
" II Michael ot Richmond. snert
the week InG ht parents, MY
and Mrs r T cnael
Mrs Y. RI Pearson. q Norfolk. mas
returned home at'e~ spending : week
with Mrs. r !. Hall
Miss Lillian MOODY MO mas 5n"-
the mouse guess - Miss Mac Hall :or
the past Ten day, hos retained % atr
home IN parviiie
Rev. j. II Hobs - F.7o-y univer-
SIN. c. -nnnL -. -. -r.-E In = " :.
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Ca|one| Loses You a Days Work!
Take Dodson'S Liver Tone Instead
Read my guaranteed If bilious constipated or head
achy you need not take nasty, sickening danger
Gus calomel to get Strengthened up

Every druggist in town-your drug
gist and ererybodys druEsist-has
noticed great falling Off in the sale
Of calomcl They all give the same
reason. Dodson's Liver Tone is TAX
ing It's place.
"Calomel is dangerous and people
know it. while Dodson's Liver Tone
is perfectly safe and gives better re-
suits" said a prominent local druggist
Dodson's Liver Tone Is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells it. a largo bottle doesn't cost
very much. but il it fails to give easy
relief III every case Of liver sluggish
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ness an dconstipa ton. you have only
TO ask for yoor money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is pleasant.
tasting. purely vegetable remedy,
harmless TO both children and adults.
Take spoonful AT night and wake IN
feeling fine: no biliousness. sick head
ache, acid stomach or constiputed
bowels. IT doesn't grippe or cause In
convenience all the next day like VIC
lent calomcl. Take dose OF calomci
today and tomorrow YOU will feel
weak. sick and nauscatcd. Don't lose
q; days work. Take Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and feel tne, full of vigor
and ambiiion.--Adv.
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yisitins~in Richmond. has returned to
her home here.
Mrs. i;dmonia Shackciford, OF Rich
mond. Is here TO spend several weeks
~ the home OF MIR and Mrs. A. T.
Richardson
H. l.. Appcrson. of New Canton was
visited last week by his father an
aged citizen OF Richmond. Ills brother
Preston Apperson. accompanied their
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enc recent guests of Mrs. Polk Miller.
subscription dance was given nj
the pavilion on Friday night.
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County. Su, has resIdes for 4 e0s sim.
with her sister Mrs. T.. v. st. Martin.
In Gate City.
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daughter. Miss Neva Jay Tate to MIR.
Edmund Henry Truckenbrod. OF Men
dota, Illinois. the wedding to take place
September "a. Miss Tate is a member
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Felt Mattresses
Sale 4 Price, sllB:zs
I<S% Toss<Sh

Gcnuinc Cotton Felt Mattress. full
size. sectional stylc-two pieces; has
Imperial rolled edges, covered in
high grade fancy art ticking. Soft.
comfortable, scrviceablc. Sale price.
SII.13.
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The chance to buy the fa-
nous NEW Ml;TtlOD--the
worlds finest Gas Range
at less than regular prices,
Is a real opportunity that
no one In need OF a RANGE
can afford 10 overlook.
Cali tomorrow and get the
benefit Of the special dis
count we arc allowing
during our August Sale.
Easy terms arranged.
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me response to August Sale very
Hundreds
no" Tor future needs literally
tcmber delivery.
This the wiest economy going up
1t
holding August
Will have much higher prices
Call tomorrow 0 wing
opportunity.
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Don't hesitate 10 ask for credit
terms II YOU cannot pay cash.
Select the Furniture and Floor.
covering YOU need. make "A
small deposit and the goods
VIII be delivered To your home
at once. Pas tho balance in
easy weekly or monthly In
stalmcnts. as convenient.
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Saturday in the Overlook Presbyterian
Church and will be followed by a small
reception In the Overlook Golf Club.
As the brides brother. Lieut.. Everett b.
Mosler. has been missing since the AT
Ronne drive In September, invitations
to the wedding and reception are limited
to relatives and few friends.
Miss Amy Frances Dargin, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dargn OF 924
West End avenue. will be married to
Harry Johnson Smith on Wednesday.
The wedding will take place at the st.
Regis
Mics Lillian A. Jackson. Daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. J. J. Jackson OF SIS
West lllth street, will be married 10
Morrsc Pokress on Thursday at the
Hotel Comm odore. Miss Jackson will!
be attended by her niece. Miss Rosa =
lind Helene Landau, as maid of hoaor.
In ST. Paurs Chapel, Columbia Uni
verslty, on Tuesday morning Miss Bea-
trice Lowndes Of Mount Vernon became
the bride of Lieut. Edward Meade
Earle, Air Service, U. S. A.. formerly
professor OF economics at Columbia The
ceremony was performed at II o'clock
Oy the rev. TSul helnp OF tiaVeTStraW.
The bride was attended by Miss Dor
othy Muliett OF Mount Vernon. and Rene
Wormser as tho best man. Lieut..
Earle Is a son OF Mrs. II. NJ. Earle OF
40 West li6th street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle have gone 10 California on their
wedding trip.
Miss Ethel Yerkes. daughter Of the
late Edward T, Serkes. wss married 10
Lieut.. Daniel wooley, ". g. A., on
Wednesday afternoon in her apartment
lo5 West Seventy second street Only
relatives and few friends attended the
ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev J, II. Sullivan. The bride was un.
attended, and John wiltshire of Gin
clnnat! was the best man. The oers-
mony was followed by a small reeep-
ton and breakfast. after which Lieut..
Wocley ard his bride left for the South
on their honeymoon. They will live In
the city on their return. Lieut.. Wooley
mas received his discharge from the
gas section OF the Ordnance Depart
hatnt.
Miss Sarah Jeanette Briscoe, daugh-
ter Of Lieut-Com. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Brisooe of jackson. Mich, was married
10 Major Richard Fuller. who is sta
toned at Camp Devens, Mass. on Feb.
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at the home Of the bridegroon's
father, George Stevens schermerhorn,
81 West F'ifty-second street.
In the Church Of the Ascension on
Tuesday afternoon Miss Alice Mar
guerite stickney, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Burnham c. Stickney Of Eliza
beth. N. J., was married to Lieut.
Henry Frank Holthusen, Army Ser
vice Corps. The Rev. DIR. Percy Stick
ney Grant, a cousin Of the bride. ON
ciated. The bride, who was given
away by her father. was attended by
her sister, Miss Adele Stickney, and
Lieut.. Stephen Grant Stone. U. 8. A,
a nephew Of DR.. Grant. acted as best
man. The ushers were Major j. 3.
Slower, Major Robert Stallings and
Major ]. Mckinney. Lieut. Holthu-
sen. who makes his home in Brooklyn,
Is a member of the law firm Of Cad
waiader, wickersham & Taft.
The marriage Of Miss A. Estelle
Odell. only daughter Of former Gov.
and Mrs. Benjamin B. Odell, to Lieut..
]. Townsend Cassidy. U. 8. A., took
place on the afternoon OF February 8
in the First Presbyterian Church of
Newburgh, N. Y. The Rev. r. E. Flaclt
and tho Rev. Frank HEARTFELT were
the off,ciating clergymen. Mrs. Earle
Sareka OF Ossining was the only
bridal attendant, and William F. Cas-
sedy. father OF the Bridegroom, was
best man.
Mrs, Henry l. Hilton Green lie with
her husband, Lieut.. Green. u. s. N. at
the flying field in Pensacola. Fla Be-
fore her marriage in December Mrs
Green was Miss Virginia Pritchard
daughter Of DR.. ond Mrs. William
Broaddus Pritchard of 14s West Sew
enty-second street.
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Weddings and Engagements

A MoSG the interesting engage
"A ments announced last week
4 n was that OF Miss Marie Louise
Blair. youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. I.edyard Blair OF East Seven.
tleth street and Blairsden, rct Jack.
y. j., to Pierpent Morgan Hamilton,
eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs william
Picrson Hamilton OF this city and
Table Rock, sterlipston, n. Y. Miss
Blair was introduced to society two
seasons ago. Her sisters are Mrs.
william Clark, Mrs. II. Rivington
Pyne and Mrs. Richard Van Nest
Gsmbriil.
Mr.. Hamilton is great
grandson Of Alexander Hamilton. and
was named for his grandfather. the
late J. Pierpont Morgan. He prepared
for college at Groton School and was
a student at Harvard when he enlisted
In the air forces and went to the Gov
eminent aviation ground school at
Cornell University. He had hts first
experience IN flying at Haxelhurst
Field, Mineola, l.. J., and while there
was ordered TO duty overseas among
the first American avistors. but owing
to the delay at that time In sending
av!ators abroad he was detailed TO the
Ellington Flying Field. Houston. Tex.
He was soon commissioned as a First
Lieutenant and was attached 20 the
Field Headquarters STAR as assistant
officer in charge OF training. Just pre-
yious TO the signing OF the arrnistice
his promotion to Captain had beer sp-
proved. He has recently been mus
tered out Of the army and will enter
business. His sister. formerly Miss
Helen Morgan Hamilton. is the wife OF
Col. Arthur Woods, former Police Com
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where he and his bride will pass sew
srsl weeks after their wedding trip.

where he and his bride will pass sew
srsl weeks after their wedding trip.
Mrs. Josephine Hotchkiss Williams,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace l..
Hotchiriss Of Rye, N. Y, and widow Of
waidron Williams, was married to Eu-
gene Kimbail Of this city q week ago
yesterday In the chantry OF St.
Thomass Church. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Ernest n. Stires in the presence Of a
small gathering OF relatives and int!-
mate friends. The bride, who was
given away BY her son. Barent Wal
dron Williams, had no attendants, and
Mr.. Kimball had no best man. Shortly
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. KIM
ball left for Palm Beach, where they
viii remain for several weeks On their
return to New York they will live at
SCI Park avenue. Mrs. Kimball Is the
mother Of Mrs. William Ross Proctor.
IT., Mrs. John T. Terry, Jr., and Miss
Hope Williams.
A recent wedding was that Of Miss
ELSA Carla Feuelein, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, Paul Feuslein OF 100 East
Eighty sixth street, and Philip Grim
schermerhorn Of this city, which took
place recently In the chantry of 81.
Thomas's Church. The Rev. DR.. Err
nest NJ. stires performed the marriage
ceremony. The bride, who was given
away by her father. had her sister.
Miss Leonie A. Feusiein, as her maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids were the
Misses Vera s. Feuslein, Miriam Alex
ander and Gertrude Anderson. Major
Edward Gilbert Schermerhorn acted as
his brothers best man. The ushers
were CApts Paul Gilbert Thebsud and
William Hadwen starbuck, Archibald
Ewing Stevenson and James T. Pow
crs A reception for relatives followed
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tanned from Capt. John +. Miller. Army
Building, Thirty-fourth street and
Eighth avenue.
On Friday night a washington's
Ritz-Carlton for the benefit Of the Per-
manent Blind Relief Fund. Although
II will not be a fancy dress party sew
eral young women in Colonial cos
tunes will assist. Among those who
have promised to attend in that capac-
ity are the Misses Rosslie Bioodgood,
Frances Ballard, Symphorosa and
Grace Bristed, Constance Dc Lanoy.
Olivia Erdmann, Glory Thomas. Mar
garet Schroeder, Ethel Howard Potter
and Marie Thayer.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. j,
Stewart Barney, Mrs. F. Gray Girls
void, Henry B. Baker. Mrss
James B. Haggin, Mrs. James NJ Beck,
Mrs. Arthur Iselin, Mrs. ~. Aston
Chanler. Mrs. William II. IIirst, Mrs.
Charles II. Marshall. Mrs. William
p, Douglas, Mrs Herbert Shipman,
Mrs. J. Laurens Van Allen, Mrs. Will
lam Jay, Mrs. Charles II. Ditson, Mrs.
Austen Gray, Mrs. Charles II. Sabin.
Mrs. James Lowell Putnam and Mrs.
Charles Z. Greenough.
Mile. Rosina CALI OF the Metropou-
tan Opera will dance, and there will
also be an entertainment by artists
from various theatres. Tickets may be
obtained at the headquarters Of the
fund, $50 Fifth avenue
Under the auspices OF the Ladies
Auxiliary OF st. Vincent's Hospital re-
ception followed by dancing will be
held at the Waldorf Astoria on the
night Of March 3 in aid Of the sick
poor of the hospital. This institution
has bson prominent In the field Of
charity for more than half century
receiving and treating in great num-
bers the destitute sick Of every race
and creed The Sisters OF Charity. un-
der whose direction the hospital is
conducted, depend principally on vol
untary contributions, and the institu-
ton has been taxed to It's utmost un-
der the heavy burdens OF war condi-
tons and the recent epidemic.
Mrs. De Lancey Kane Is president Of
tho auxiliary; Countess de Laugier-
Villars. Mrs. Thomas Hughes Kelly.
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Time Honored Charity Ball Was Sue
cess in Every Way---Week to See
Several Officers Weddings

Mrs. Frank Milton Black, Mrs Frank
Dodd. Mrs. Edwin W. Lancaster, Mrs.
James Reginald Foster. Miss Juliet
Smith. Mrs. Charles II. Guye. Mrs.
Frederick West Macdonald. Mrs. Mon
tague Howard. Mrs. e. Carson Pennal.
Mrs. e. wyckoff Harris. Mrs. walter
Wood Parson. Mrs. Louis Sayre Kerr.
Mrs. Henry B. sfsyback, Mrs. Chris
TOPPER NJ. Lother and Mrs. e. De
Forest Simmons.
Tickets at $3.50 each may be had
from Mrs. Frank NJ. Black, Hotel
Gotham.
Officers of the Quartermassers' Corps
have arranged q military ball to b.
given in the ballroom OF the Hotel
Pennsylvania on Wednesday night for
the benefit of the welfare department
OF that corps. Capt John r. Miller
OF the staff Of the zone supply ofiicsr
In at the head OF the committee OF
arrangements and in addition 70
dancing &c the music Of two military
bands there win DO an entertainment
by musical and theatrical stars. Sec
rotary OF War Baker will be the guest
of Brig, Gen. Harry q. Wilkins and
Mrs. Wilkins. who with their daughter,
Miss Margaret wilkins. will receive.
The guests will include many persons
prominent in military circles, some
Of whom win come from Washington
on q special train. Capt. Miller will
present the guests. A buffet supper
will be served.
Among the patroresses are Mrs.
Harry e. Oeirichs, Mrs. L. L. Wilson.
Mrs. Francis J. Kelley. Mrs. Charles
J. Asplund. Mrs. J. r. Holt and Mrs.
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Notes Of Women's Clubs

sisted>,in receiving by me officers az
board of directors OF the society. TAey
include Mrs. r. Macdonald slntlain
honorary vice-presiden., Mrs. BenJa
min Adriance, honorary sCuve VICE
president. Mrs Clarence B4rHs 7'''
vice-president Mrs AGolph j Wei"
second ce-presdent N-e T. RlEs-Nri
Scnmslno!z, third vice -Tresldent, MY
John Thomas Taylor. fourth yice-1Te'.
dent Mrs. Joseph James Root, Jr 80
rotary; Mrs Frederick Gushing s:e'Nn''
treasurer. and the following director
Mrs. James ]. Gormley, Mrs. Frank.
Fiske, Mrs, Samuel Gardner Es'ahrooA'
Confused on Seventh Faye
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missioner Of New York, and his broth.
ers are Lieut.. Laurens NJ. and Lieut.
Alexander Hamilton.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding. which will probably take place
at Blairsden. the country estate Of
M. and Mrs. Flair, whore their oaSS-
daughters were married
Announcement was made on Wednes-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rikcr.
Jr.. Of zoe Madison avenue, OF the en-
sagement Of their eldest daughter
Miss Frances Townsend Riher, T..
Lieut., William Shippen Davis. Field
Artillery U. S. A. Mics Riker was in
troduced to society several years ago
and has been an enthusiastic worker In
the Junior League. Miss Audrey r.
Riker is her younger sister. Lieut.
Davis Is n son OF Mr.. and Mrs How
and s. Davis OF 3o4 Madison avenue
Lieut.. Rowland s, Davis. who married
Miss Laura S. Livingston. and Lieut.
Wendell Davis are his brothers. and
his sisters are Mrs. Theodore p. Stein
way and Miss Katharine Davis. He Is
member OF Squadron A Club. No
date has been mentioned for the we'd
ding.
Miss Grace Il, Cumnock who for
part OF the winter has been at the
Gotham, with her sister, Mrs. John
Wood B'odgett. returned lest week to
Lowell, Mass, where her marriage to
DIR. Norman T.. Dltman Of this city
will take place on Saturday at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander G. Cumnock. II will be a
quiet wedding and only a limited num-
OF relatives and intimate friends will
witness the Marriage ceremony. DR..
Ditman has taken kaase In Bermuda,
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h.Js By ps~s Ct 5s.te>s

Mrs. Joseph Slevin, Jr., and Miss Te-
resa O'Donohue are vice presidents;
Mrs. Constantine J. MacGuire Is treas
urer and Miss Teresa G. Harrison sec
rotary,
Among those wllp have taken boxes
are Countess de Laugier- Villars,
Mines. Kane, Kelly. Slevln. MacGuire,
Ferdinand CanGa, r. Burial Hoffman,
Cornelius Gallagher, r. J. Kennedy,
Henry Heide, John d. Ryan, Seton
Henry, William L. Iselin, Henry MUIR
ply, Richard O'Gorman, Peter McDon-
nell. Cornelius Tiers, Hugh J. Grant
Columbus O'Donneil Iselin and Eugene
Wood. and Nicholas r. Brady, Miss
Georg1no Iselin, Adrian Iselin, Henry
Helde and Clarence II. Mackay.
Boxes at 800 and $50 and tickets at
So each. including supper, may be OBJ
tanned Of Mrs. Constantine ]. Mac.
4 ire, st. -NircauAl1 ,7ospital, S5c Wasf
Eleventh street.
Mrs. James Speyer has lent her
house at 1858 Fifth avenue for meet-
ing Of the Girls Branch OF the Public
Schools Athletic League, to b It
Thursday afternoon. Miss Ruth Nor
gan, chairman OF the Bellevue social
service committee and a member OF
the Red Cross commission TO France,
will give a talk on child welfare work
at home and abroad. Among the
women Interested in tho work OF the
league are Mrs. Egerton L. Winthrop,
Mrs. Reginald de Koven, Mrs. LorillaI
Spencer, Mrs. Cleveland II ~ d"
Mrs. Richard Aldrich, Mrs. Martin
Vogel. Mrs. Gustavus T. KIRBY, Mrs.
Howard G. Gushing, Mrs. Alfred Seton
Post, Mrs. Edward C. Delafield, Mrs. S.
r. Guggenheim and Miss Julisna Cut
ting.
A recent series OF supper dances in
aid OF the Free Milk for France Fund
at the Hotel Lorraine proved so sue
cessful that second series Will be
given. beginning tomorrow night and
continuing until the middle OF March.
Among the patronesses arc Mrs. Ees!-
naid c. Vanderbilt, Mrs. William Thaw
Sd, Mrs. Warren McConihe. Mrs. An
gfer B. Duke. Mrs. A. Perry Osborn.
Mrs. John wsnamaker, Jr., Mrs.
Joseph B. Thomas and Mrs. Newboid
LIE Roy Edgar. Tables may be r.
served at the headquarters of the TAe
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General Notes of Society

w ~ OOAOS
ruary in one Of the chapels Of the
| Cathedral Of st. John the Divine. The
Rev Henry p Scudder ofYiciated. The
bride was given away by her father, who
arrived from overseas the day before.
James Easton and Jack Briscoe served
rs ushsrs. The ceremony was followed
by dinner in one of the private rooms
at the Hotel Vanderbilt, after which
Reach. They will reside at Camp
Devens. He 10 the son OF Henry O..
Fuller of Rockland, Me.
The marriage OF Miss Eeva Ddna
Waldorf daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
K Waldorf OF East Seventh street, Plain
field, y. j., to Ensign Edison Allen Wood
hull, q. g. n, son Of Air.Iand Mrs Floyd
r. Woodruff, took place at 6 o'clock on
February 8 st the home OF the brides
parents. the Rev. Harold w. Schenck Of
Nutley. y. j.. offc!ating. The bride was
attended b. Miss Cora Anthony OF Chi
caro Miss Hazel Sexton and Miss lrrna
Waldorf Of this city. lie Roy Woodruff.
brother OF the bridegroom. was the best
man, and the ushers were Lieuts. Ralph
d. Main. Norman c. Brown and Elmer
Grmley and Ensign James Eels.
a II.
and Mrs rneodore co,6es Of Gladstone
n J. Of the engagement OF their daurh.
ter Miss Irene Dorothy C,ordes. 70 En-
s,rn Lawrence A. De ssnler. L. g. n. OF
New Orleans, la. Miss Cordea. who was
educated at Berne rdsviIle. n, J., entered
training class al st. Luke's Hospital
and last September was sent TO France
win tie Base Hospital Init No. SIS. At
present she Is az Langres. Her brother.
Harold T. Coroes' Is at West FONT ana
her brother-in-law, Major Leonard Fres-
coin. Medical Corps. L, s. A., Is over
seas with the Iwenty-e!sSth DIVISION:
from overseas duty HE is son OF Mr..
and Mrs Henry l.. De sanier OF Ne"
Orleans
Mrs. Henrietta V Fisher OF the Hotel
| Majestic. who Is at present in Chicago,
| has announced the Engagement of her
| daughter. Miss Hildeearrie a. L. Fisher,
| Ia Lieut. Harold Challenger. L. S. ",
| who Is now on duty with the battle fleet
in Southern waters. He Is a graduate
| OF Annapolis.
|
NJ and Mrs, Lowell V, Baldwin OF
| West Orange, v. j., OF the engagsment
| of their daughter, Miss Bessie May
| Baldwin. TO Lieut.. Charles W. Drew.
Thirteenth Aero SQUADRON. Lieut.. Drew
Was CAPTURED BY the Germans Inst Sep
TENDER near Metz after being wounded
feet.
| NJ .,a Ne. A,aerso, ~ COS
roi> 49, snno,,,csa ,ha snnsca,,A,t Of
! 80 s,S. NJ. -; kndarsn,,
George Kemp OF Darien. Conn. Miss
| Anderson has three brothers In service
overseas and one In service here
! The engagement is announced o. Miss
| Beatrice Snlrron, daughter Of Mr.. ami
Mrs Frank L. Salffen OF Brooklyn. 10
Lieut.. Edward Binney. Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Kinney Of SoInd
| Beach, Conn. Miss Snifrer Is a grad.
ton. Conn. and Is member OF the
Motor Corrs of the National League
for Womens Service. Mr., B!nney Is the
Brooklyn manager OF the Title Guaran.
tee and Trust Company He Is a men,
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Mss Katharine Temple keogh,
daughter OF Judge ard Mrs. Martin ].
Keogh. Is one OF the debutan.es OF the
season. She has been entertained at
luncheons given by her mother Mrs.
Adrian Isel!n and Mrs. Nicholas Biddle
during the past month. Another
debutante who has been n guest at
many OF the dances and dinners OF the
winter is Miss Josephine Flood. daugh-
ter OF Col. and Mrs Ned Arden Flood
OF go Park avenue. who was intro
duced TO society at a luncheon given
for her by her mother late in Deem
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Ew YORK MOZART socIl

n EW YORK MOZART SOCIETY,
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell president.
will have It's second evening con-
cert OF the season on Tuesday IN the
ballroom OF the Hotel Astor, The art
lists will he Miss Alice Nielsen and
Giovanni MartinelH of the Metropolitan
Opera company. Tho Mozart choral
will be heard in number Of sections.
Carl Hahn will be conductor and
Charles Gilbert Sproes will b4 al the
piano. Il
The reception, wh'Dh was formerly a
feature at these concerts during the In
termissions and was abandoned during
the war, will be resumed on Tuesday
evening Mrs. Mcconnell will be as.
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r INVITATIONS have been received
here for the wedding Of Mise
Adele Marguerite Mosler. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene o. Mosler OK
Overlook, Pa. to Roscoe Hale Trum-
bull, son OF Frank Trumbull OF this
city The wedding will take place on
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Patrick W. Wey Tickets may be OBJ
tanned from Capt. John +. Miller. Army
Building, Thirty-fourth street and
Eighth avenue.
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Miss Sarah Jeanette Briscoe. dsush-
ter OF Lieut-Com. and Mrs. Benjamin
Briscoe of jackson. Mich., was married
10 Major Richard Fuller. who is sta
toned at Camp Devens, Mass, on Feb
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Announcement is made of the engage
nent of Miss Henrietta Rothsch!ld ..
TO Arthur Van Raalte, so0
81 Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Van Raaite Of
West Seventy-ffth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Arkin OF 7Sh
Riverside Drive announce the engage
n ent of their daughter. Miss Anita Ar
kin, TO Louis Berman. No date has
been set for the wedding.