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Runnnage Sale for Lenox Hill Settle
ment and St. Valentine kettledrum
Chief Factors in Money Raising

Miss Amy Townsend, Mrs. Clarence
Gray Dinsmore, Mrs. w. Kintzing
Post. Mrs. James Bernhard. Mrs. Ru-
dolph II. kissel. Miss Elizabeth Lynch,
Mrs. Alfred Kessler and Mrs. William
Barbour.
There has been formed, under the
direction OF Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur
Morris. a committee for dancing. which
consists Of Mrs. Herbert G. Pell. Jr..
Mrs. w. Whitewrisht Watson, Mrs.
Philip Kip Rhinelancrr. Mrs. Richard
Smith Emmett, the Misses Katharine
Lawrence. Symphorosa Bristed. Caro-
line Knapp, Geraldine Adee. elizabeth
, Thompson Alice Wainwright, kath-
arine Allen, Anna Remsen Alexandra.
Marion Tiffany. Grace Bristed, Isabel
Stettlnius, Lucille Baldwin, Leila Bur-
den. Julie Lentilhon, Nina Ryan and
Sylvia Holt.
In the tapestry suite there will be
tables for auction and cooncan. Those
Fl, in charge will be Miss Antoinette Mar
tin, Miss Margaret Remscn. Mrs
Henry Scott Rokenhaugh and Mrs. Ell
bert II. Gary. Tables have been Sc
cured by Mrs. Clarence G.. Dinsmore
Mrs. Albert Flake, Mrs. Arthur But
! tier Twomb!y. Mrs. Robert Crouch.
Mrs. y. Scott Cameron, Mrs. Jose
| Aymar. Mrs. Rokenbaugh. Mrs. George
! T.. Dadmun. Mrs Henry Pearce. Mrs.
| William Barbour. Mrs. Benjamin
Brewster, Mrs. Hugh d. Auchincloss,
Mrs. Winfield Scott. Mrs. Robert q.
Remsen, Mrs. William Hawkins, Miss
Martin. Mrs. Howard Carroll, Mrs. H.
Sellers Mckee, Mrs. Gary, the Misses
Jackson, Mrs. Henry NJ. Tilford and
Mrs. A. Harvey Tiers. Tickets OF adj
mission may be obtained Of Mrs. Alfred
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Weddings and Engagements

lips. formerly OF Chicago, TO Frederic
james Dennis. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren l.. Dennis OF the Gotham Hoo
tel, this city. Mr.. Dennis was gradu-
ated from Harvard in 1912. and Is n
member OF the University Club. Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis will leave this week
to Join their son. who is now in Pasa-
dena, Cal. They will remain In Cali
fornla until the early spring. No date
has been set for the wedding
News was received here last week
by cable OF the engagement of Miss
Susanna Belin, daughter of Gen. and
Mrs. Emile Eugene Belin OF Paris.
France. to Lieut.. Robert w. Neeser,
U. 8. A.. son OF the late John q.
Neeser and Mrs. Neeser OF BAT Fifth
avenue. Miss Belin has been on
gagged In war relief work in some OF
the French hospitals. Her father was
assistant Chief OF Staff Of the French
arry N August. 1914. and super
vised its mobilization. Tie later be-
came Marshal Joffres Chief Of Staa
and IL now president OF the Interal-
lied supreme War Council n Yer
sailles. having succeeded Marshal
Fooh in that capacity. Lieut.. NeeseI
y0o RrAduated from Halo "a 300Sr end
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The cast will include Mrs. Harry NJ.
Curtis. Mrs. S. Human Bird, Miss
Hope Williams. Harold w. Gould,
Theodore Z. Steinway and Lloyd As
pinwall The beneaciaries will be the
Wendell Boys Club. founded by the
late Evert Jansen Wendell; the Brear-
ley League. Stony Void Sanatorium.
Auxiliary 10, Free Milk for France,
and the Permanent Blind Relief War
Fund. Each organization will have
many patrons and the sale for the
week has been promising. In its en-
tertainments for soldiers last year the
club raised $4,000 through perform
ancss wholly given by them and as
much again through performances in
which they only participated. In De-
cember OF last year they opened a
theatre club at $50 East Thirty-sixth
street, where on Friday and Saturday
nights they have entertained commits
stoned officers with dancing, music and
performance. free Of charge.
Mrs. James W. Haslehurst will be =
gin a series Of Tuesday morning lee
lures this week in the ballroom OF the
Htz-Carlton. The topic for her first
lecture will BIO War Rivers in North
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noon. February 1. in st. Stephens
Church, Harrisburg. The ceremony
was performed by the BRIDES father,
assisted by tho Rev. Rawlin A. Saw
yer, rector of the church. The church
was decorated with spring flowers.
palms and ascension lilies. The bride,
who was given away by her brother.
the Rev. Gilbert S. Il. Darlington,
chaplain IN the United States Navy,
was attended by her sister. Miss Kate
e. Darlington; Mrs. James Lenox
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ern France" that for February is.
Belgium Liberated" and the final lee
ture, on February %, Costumes and
Customs Illustrations have been
made especially for these lectures.
Among the subscribers arc Mrs. James
NJ. Beck, Mrs. James l.. Barclay, Mrs.
Eli X. Robinson, Mrs. J. Arden Harri-
man. Mrs John W. Simpson. Mrs.
Walter B. James, Miss Annie Burr
Jennings. Mrs. George Brewster Mrs.
William Walter Phelps. Mrs. William
A. Read. Mrs Francis l.. Hire. Mrs.
william w. McAlpin. Mrs. Edward H.
Close. Mrs. Frederic +. Lewis, Mrs
Robert Hoe. Mrs. George W. Crazy,
Mrs. Robert Jafrray. Mrs. Albert j.
Milbank, Mrs Richard S. Barnes, Miss
Ellen D. Hunt, Mrs. Arthur +. Mac
Arthur, Mrs Walter Spalding and Miss
Annie Stone.
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MRS. JOEL ELLIS FISHER ,JR.
Photo. BIZ CAMPBELL STUDIO.

G.. Hermann kinnicut, Mrs. Francis c.
Huntington, Mrs. Efingham Lawrence.
Wagstaff. "a East Fifty-eighth street;
at the Colony Club, and at Sherry's.
For the benefit OF the Stony Void
Sanatorium n song recital by Nine
Amelia Galli-Curci will be given 81
the Hippodrome this evening. and
from the sale of boxes and seats a
handsome sum is expected for the
needs OF Stony Void, OF which Mrs.
James e. Newcomb is president and
founder. This will be the first benefit
in years for the sanitarium, although
from time to time there have been
entertainments by various auXiliaries
OF the institution. Among those who
have secured boxes and seats are
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs.
Charles Steele. Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson,
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierre Mall. Mrs. ]. Henry Dick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Hardness,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Stern. Miss
Annie Burr jennings. Mrs. II. Hart
ley Jenkins. Mrs. C. Vanderbilt Bar
ton, Mrs. James 4. Burden, Mrs,
Adam Gordon Norrie, Mr.. and Mrs,
John A. IIadden. Mrs. Henry d. Es-
tabrook. Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Pyn-
chon, Mrs. Gustav f.. Kissel, Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Ryle. Adolph Lewisohn. Mr..
! and Mrs. J. Herbert Johnston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Campbell. the Misses
Hewitt. Mrs. Edward Van Ingen. Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Reese Hoyt. Mrs
Hamilton Wilkes Cary. Mr. and Mrs
c. Ledyard Blair and Mrs. W. Seward
Webb.
It has been tho custom at such
| entertainments to sell programmes
but tonight there will be n change In
that regard and In their place ther
will be distributed literature OF Stony
Void by young women under the d.
rection OF Miss Julie Lentilhon. As.
sistine her will be Mrs. Lewis Gou
verneur Morris. the Misses Sheila
Byrne. Dorothy Clapp, MarEare
! Flint. Adrienne Iselin. Jose phin,
Flood. Marie Leary. Virginia Alex
andre. Rita Sturgis. Barbara Kerle,
G"nevievc Clendcnnin. Betty Jackson
Helen Ia Tctra. Victorine Lee Kel
loeg and Audrey Hoffman.
The sanitarium is greatly In need O
I fUUdA b cAxrx on JtA voyk- end TIN
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a MONO

4 MONG the engagements an
~ nounced last week was that Of
Miss Vera McNair. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William McNalr, to
Reginald L. Hutchinson. It was an
nounced ut a luncheon given by Mrs.
McNair in her home. s East Seventy
ninth street, for nifty young friends of
her daughter. Miss McNair IL a
granddaughter of the late Isaac v.
Brokaw and n niece Of Irving. Howard
c. and George T. Brokaw. Mr.. Hutch
inson Is son Of Daniel Lovett Hutch
inson Of Philadelphia. and was grad
uated from the Sheffield Scientific
School OF Yale University In 1915.
While a sophomore no was a member
OF the varsity football team. Soon az
ter hts graduation Mr.. Hutchinson an
listed In the United States Navy and
served as an Ensign In the nying
corps. He has Just been honorably
discharged from the navy and Is en-
gagged in business in New York, The
wedding will take place in this city
early IN the Easter season.
From Los Angeles. Cal. comes the
announcement OF the engagement Of
Miss Anseiita Phillips. daughter OF
Mo nad MIA TRQuaA WxishA Phil
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General Notes Of Society

Chicago. No date has been set for ths
wedding.
Formal announcement has been naA,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Arnsteln. ,n
West Eishty-sixth street. OF tho enrag.
rent OF their daughter. Miss Ruth Am.
stein. TO Edgar II. David. Mr. and Mrs
Arnstein will give a reception for m,
young people this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs r, NJ. Biel;ers.,r o,
wellington Court F7atbush. have an.
nounced the engagement Of their daurA.
ter. Miss valiora Bickerstafr, to Ensign
Robert Virden Bethel. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman T. Bethel of Chicago
Announcement has been made by N,
". L. Sampson. 53S West 124th street
Of the engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Maria Sampson. TO Capt Howard
spauldlng, u. S. A.. OF Boston.
Mrs. X. l.. Eokert OF the ST Gso,r.
Hotel. Brooklyn. has announced the en-.
ga1ement OF her daughter. Miss Nav.
belle L. Eckert. 70 Lieut.. Roy +. Pardee
l6sth Infantry. and son OF Dwight "
Pardee. Lieut.. Pardee recently "a.
turned from France, where he vi,
wounded last July. He Is now awaiting
discharge ut Camp Upton.
Mrs. John Franklin Southmayd, 80
Union street, Brooklyn. has announcsi
the engagement of her daughter, Mis-
Katharine Brewster Southmayd, TO Mar.
Gus Francis Hodges Hubbard. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph X. Hubbard Of
Yorktown Heights. N. Y. No date mas
been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Rosa Bouton, 100 R,vered.
Drive, has announced tho engagement o.
her daughter. Miss Beatrice Bouton, TO
Eugene oppenheirner.
Announcement has been made by Nj
and Mrs J. II. Simmons SOS W~
1s0th street, OF the engagement Of the!t
daughter. Miss Eileen V. Simmons, to
Lewis II Stamper.
No date has been set for tho wedd.ns
OF Miss Fannis J. Jonas, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo NJ. Jonas. 746 River.
side Drive. TO Edward Finkenbers
whose engagement has Just been an.
nounced.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Weston Smith, SsT
Riverside Drive, have announced IN.
Helen Smith, TO Thomas Hamlin S:ro.
, becker Of Detroit. He Is the eldest
son Of Mrs T. II. Strohecker OF Wash
! ington, who Is a member OF ons OF tn
most distinguished families OF the South
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Suehy. 81!
| West 142d street, have announced tho
enlargement of their daughter, Miss
Caroline Suehy, to Samuel Goodkiad o.
! Brooklyn. No date haa been set .,r
/ the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Jabcz Theod1gs ODE.
have closed their house In New Rochelle
" Y, and have come 20 town r. tho
rest of the winter. They W.! .s .;
ci65 Broadway
Mr.. and Mrs. George McNanGs. ".
will leave tomorrow for "A Ave reets
visit to Palm Beach and Havana, tl-2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pattern a7i
their sons Joseph. Jr.. and Jacf = .y'Nr
Palermo, OF 435 Riverside p'., y II
PASS the rest OF the winter 80 60
spring at Lakewood and ra'rt '-t
Mrs. Palermo, with her sons, "
main at the Laurel IN the Pines,
Mr.. Palermo goes to tho Roya, / :....
for his annual visit.
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SOCIETY THIS WEEK

Banks, Jr., sister-ln-law OF the br,s.
groom; Miss Elizabeth Rev.
Thompson, Miss Caramai Carroll ,ss
Miss Gertrude Mali Lieut.. .I.rn..
Lenox Banks. Jr. was best man. p
ushers were Lieut.. Elliot b. Dar,l,
ton, Ensign Daniel Drake, Nav,
Charles o. Crane, Jonathan Thonn1
son and Tyler Clark. After the csr..
mony a reception was held in m.
home of the brides parents. near M,
church.
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Notes of Wonen's Clubs

IN work az that deharka'iH- '-.r''
and a. the home hut where Tire - -....'
soldiers ar, entertained. tn t'.- q
not include the donations - g." '.'
for the invaded men M fre ,si
or the contributions % cu-f',i.--
are sent each week TO Car.
hy members OF the Amer.odH
Society.
Mrs J0hn e. Turner - cha "ll -
the hospital committee reported 't' .
the previous day she and ler ss"N' ''..
Mra. Marion ZanrisNIe and MryS, itE
Zabriskie had distributed frun. .,.'..
cigars and comfort bags to carr ''''''
in the s'v'sar wards 81 ~" military H3+
pitsl at Camp Merritt.
AZ tho Febrlary lun''hNo' - 60
American Criterion Society that .."F"-
the serrt-annuAl meeting 'rf'N
wounded soldiers from the hos?-' A.
Camp Merritt were euterta '~'j. No''
cars went for tGem and returned .'r
70 Camp Merritt. Mrs. VIII u ''-'.
ton accompanied the soldiers u an =
New Jersey, and TO each neri.-.r "t .''
| reception committee was purir"'i '-
| privilege of sitting next q Vo4nd5I hey
at luncheon. Amons the memoe : p
! honored We're Mrs. Francs LtNa' b.
Wright. Mrs. william r, Hoops, ~
EdUh 'pNItT. mFS. spEl ~, - Nt-A
| Charles \. tsartholonae. Ni.S, H.''-
| Norton Skinner. Mrs. charles MrH"c'
Mrs. Ashhy Lee Bledlcv. Mr.. Gs'-f
| William Hanna. Mrs. JOSS ph JNrbS 20
I>org. Mrs Myron W,lhur Robins. r. y.
George w. kavlnausn. Nh lt---
| Ilatt Mrs. walter Francs lU1r-' NJ"
| Frank II. Drake, Mrs. FRANCIS :. N"
dock. Ms. Edgar Herr, Io.~c,l. MIS-
| Herbert Walker, Mrs. T-eIor,' !''H-J''
Kenny and Mrs. ". Edvar rru.e;..
Tho wounded soldiers heartily ''l7'
In the chorus OF the trench SONGS WI -
| Cyril Nee sans. This secretary G.. ~
Y, NJ. G. 4. spent his entire wax So
In the trenches. The Rev G.. l. G7' y.
gave c. vivid and optimistic deSt.i,
OF what he found IN the '-c'I N1s
he made an Inspection for en- l".'-'
states Government, and l1"loa Ia7'i'
told how II felt 10 be a pliSo7 O.
in Germany for four lorS yra-s. Ns
Mary Shaw one ot the h"ao-'5' IT.
bora of the soclety was n'""'-
speakers, The luro7eo con'!Ni'l
a musical programme n which N"'l
Green. tenor. Sav, several -lmNr' ''
Miss Sarah Patton sang a e''-'
songs,
Ruh,nstom club Mr. W,.7r "-r.
tiA oman proSiIrFt, Wa "r'"
afternoon musical OF t1r t''
Saturday. on tho ron- o. g." "...
Astoria. Tic nrtlsts va 81"
Hinhl", soprano, aud Min, ".
list CHEERS and boys i' Ht' "'
will 10 welcome AZ guest %! gre
that day II introduced "a Gun 7'''.',.
y reception. otrtis ana .'u-'.- ,a
follow the programme h' '' -.
from the afternoon VIII - de'u''I % '''
clubs war fund. .,
Tho eecond evening conoer' ~
February - H. the grand balm .O.'
tho Waldorf The c'uS cN0ra. ~. l.'
direction nf Nu'rrE =. Icy
,r h.srG i0 'o' IS, o., t~''
s''u.s,, f0r 'Na ,v'~.r- 10.
,irri,.r'. u-,t.s'. a..i ''.
g. rr". ISSUE -r.-' .,'. .,
; uius .rt! lie obtained Irom ''. 80
Continued on Ei9hk re
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AFFAIRS FOR CHARITY WILL OCCUPY SOCIE

enlisted in the army when this coun-
try entered the war. He was AWARDED
the Medaille de In Reconnaissance
Franchise for obtaining 1000 members
for Mon soldat. 1915" a personal
service relief work among French
soldiers. Lieut.. Necser Ii secretary
and treasurer Of the Naval History
Society and member of the Un.ver-
sity. Riding and Squadron A clubs
The wedding will Toxic place In Paris
in May.
At dinner given last week at
Sherry's George g. Ward. LOB River
| side Drive, announced tho engage
menr Of his daughter. Miss Eiinor
Bigelow Ward, to Donald Goodrich,
SON of the late Calvin G. Goodrich OF
Minneapolis. Miss Ward was grad
ueted from Miss BOWS School at
Briarcliff Manor, n. Y. Mr.. Goodrich
is superintendent OF tho Minneapolis
Street Railways Company. Of which
his father was president The we'd
ding will take place early In June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lesher. 60
East Fifty NTH street, announced last
week the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Madge Raymond Lesher. to
Lieut. Charles 8. Barlow. Jr.. u. s. ~,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Barlow,
SO West Seventy-third street. Miss
Lesher, who was introduced to society
three years ago. is a member OF the
Junior League and has been active In
war relief work.
An engagement announced last week
In Washington Of interest here Is that
Of Miss Brooke Russell. daughter OF
Col and Mrs. John II. Russell, to John
Dryden Kuser OF Princeton. n. j., son
Of Col and Mrs Anthony ]. kuser Of
Bernardsyille, y. J.
Miss Katharine Clark, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Clark. Tia
Park avenue. will be married to John
Starr Taber. Roynl Air Force, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis TAber Of Cfncin-
natl. on Saturday afternoon. March 1
in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Henry Phipps Ross
OF Dedham. Mass, assisted by the Rev
| Henry Sloane Coffin, pastor, will per
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will be among its future patients many
nurses returning from duty in France.
Miss Harriet Winthrop McKim Is
one OF the debutantes OF this season.
Recently she was elected to member
ship in the Junior League. She Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop
McKim OF this city ana Tuxedo Park,
n. Y.
A Washington's Birthday ball for
the benefit of the Permanent Blind Re-
lief War Fund will be given IN the
main ballroom OF the Ritz-Carlton on
the night of February 81. The ball
will be carried out in the spirit OF tho
holiday and numerous special features
have been arranged. While It will not
be a costume ball, girls In Colonial
costumes will assist. Mile. Rosina GALL,
premiere danseuse of the Metropolitan
Opera, will appear. also other artists
Of note.
Among the patronesses are Mines. ].
Stewart Barney, F. Gray Griswold,
Henry r. Baker. James B. Hagg.n.
James NJ. Beck. Arthur Iselin, Henry
Clews, Howard Cushing. Elisha Dyer
Charles II. Marshall. Austen Gray, J.
Laurens Van Allen, r. Benjamin Pratt,
| William p. Douglas. James Lowell Put
nam. Charles E. Greenough. Herbert
Shipman. Frederick w. Whitridge and
William Jay.
1t Is proposed to have a Mardi Gras
ball for the benefit OF the Southern
Industrial Educational Association at
tho Ritz-Carlton on the night OF
Shrove Tuesday, March 4. Such ball
has for several seasons been feature
OF the pre-Lenten season. but last year
on account of the war It was not given
and there Is need Of money TO carry
on the work Of the association. Among
tho officers are Mrs. AIgernon s. Sui
Ivan. Miss Mary Van Buren, Wander
poei, Mrs. Fl. Hartley Jenkins. Mrs
Juan NJ. Ceballos. Mrs. James H. DIN
widdie. Mrs. Samuel Spencer and Mrs
J. Luwrie Bell. Details of the ball viii
be announced later.
TIE Amateur Comedy Club will have
a busy week. beginning with to-mor-
row night at the Garden Theatre, !,
will produce for the tirst time on any
stage THE Village" satire on Green.
Y N1co XnIAaA MkaA1an hx Etspk Tntfls
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form the ceremony. The bride will DO
attended BY Miss Ruth Dean. Miss
Mary and Miss Starr Taber. sisters OF
the bridegroom; Miss Nathalie Davis
Of Philadelphia, Miss Janet Wallace OF
South Orange. n. j., and the Misses
Adah p. Trip, Betty jackson. Cath
crime Hutchins and Marion Carpenter.
Frances Reilly will act as flower girl.
Miss Alice Marguerite Sticknoy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bnrnham &.
Stickney OF Elizabeth, y. j., will ho
married 10 Lieut.. Henry Frank Ho.-
thusen. Army Service Corps. on Tues
day afternoon In the Church 81 tho AS
cension. Fifth avenue and Tenth street.
The ceremony will DO performed by
the Rev. Percy Stickney Grant, rector
OF tho church, cousin of tho bride.
Miss Adele Sticknsy will act as her
sisters maid of honor
Ono of the recent weddings was that
OF Miss Nancy Richards, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richards. 10 Rob
ert Crane, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe
Crane OF Dover Plains. y. Y. which
took place n week ago yesterday in the
home OF the brides parents, 800 Park
avenue. The Rev. DR.. William p. Mer-
r!il of the Brick Presbyterian Church
performed the ceremony. The bride
who Was given away by her father
was attended by her sister. Miss Har.
riet II. Richards: Miss Isabel Janisor
OF Pittsburg. Miss Mildred MacNeill Of
Brooklyn and the Misses Olive Burn.
and Charlotte Boote OF Fast Orange
N J. Kitty vondermuhl acted as flower
girl and her brother. George Wonder,
muhL was page. John n. Stone O
Springfield. Mass. was best man. Tn,
ushers were Brenton Pomeroy o
Greenwich. Philip b. Brewster o
Flushing. Beach Barrett OF Bloomfield
N. =: Donald Crane OF Dover Plains
n. j.. and Clifford Mortified of thi,
city. A reception followed the cere
mony.
Mis- Eleanor Townsend Darlington
! daughter of James Henry Darlington
Bishop Of Harrishurs IL, ard Mr,
Darlington. was married TO Lieut.. Joe
ellis Fisher. U. s. n. r. f., son o
| = ofys- 49,
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A ST VALENTINE musicale VIII
~ be given by the Verdi Club. Mrs
Florence Foster Jenkins presi-
dent. on Friday afternoon at the Wal
dorf- Astoria. There will be several at
t-active features on the programme, In
GLIDING u sketch by Nine. Mini AEu-
g!Ia, the Italian traged!cnne: operate
numbers by Redferne Iloi,nshend OF
Covent Garden Opera Company, and
patriotic reCitations by Miss Gladys
Fairbanks. Miss Gertrude De la Ma
ter, soprano, will make her debut on
this occasion, and there also will be
compositions OF Claude Wa-toTd. With
the composer a. the piano; cello num-
bers by Arthur Goilnik, accompanied by
sielch!orro Mauro Cottone; Rotations
b. Adamarie Cheeyer and a one act
play. The Coda" by the Henderson
Players.
A regular meeting OF tho Chicago
woman's Club OF New York city will be
held tomorrow afternoon at tie Hotel
Aston. There will be music ard current
events will be discussed. Mrs. W. L..
Logic W. read paper.
Mrs Noble Mcconnell, president OF
tho New York Mozart Society, will give
II reception and tea tomorrow afternoon
ct tho Hotel Astor for the members OF
tse Presidents Summer Happiness
Committee. Members OF tho Junior
Cabinet and Junior juniors wiz pour
tea. Mrs. Mcconnell will be assisted IL
receiving by Mrs, Cary r, Simmons.
Mrs. Willis blackwell. Mrs. F.. Il.
Schmalholz. Mrs. Samuel q. F.staorook,
Mrs Jackson 3. Sells, Mrs. william NJ.
IIaradon. Mrs. Walter W. Griffith. Mrs.
Il. wenwan and Mrs. Lincoln Rogers.
The members OF the Junior Cabinet are
| Mics Hazel May Rogers chairman; Miss
Grace Adriance, cechairman Miss
Ruth V. Gcrnlev. Miss Marie c. Carr,
| Miss Grace a. Fession, Miss Katherine
NJ. ltolt. Miss Florence NJ. Hadley, Miss
! Maude ~ ". James. Miss Frleda Knoll
pfsfrer. Miss Vivycn II LoVatt. Miss
Marie n. Leully. Miss Georgina Meter
nan, Miss Florence McCullagh, Miss
Claire Lillian Peteisr, Miss Gladys Pray
Miss VI. Julia Polrier, Miss Marion A
Story. Miss Bessie W. Stevens. Miss
Marjorie stevens, Miss Grace Strasbur.
ger. Miss Kathryn Schcerev, Miss Irene
| T'urnhull. Miss Grace T., Varian. Miss
Martha Wh.tefold and Miss May White.
field.
Miss Angela c. Cochran Is chairman
~ tho Junior Juniors and Miss Margaret
| Mc' '3UdloSs VtCe-chairman,
The next evening concert OF the SO.
ciety will he held February Is In in,
ballroom OF tho Hotel Astor, The artist.
Will DO Miss Alice Nielsen and Giovann
Martinell' ri the Metropolitan Opera
House. The Mozart Choral will b,
heard in several selections and Charlie,
Gilbert Spross will he the acCompanist
Tho programme Will he followed rS
dancing.
! The American Crt,c-io- Soc. ~ Mrs
iEoua-H =. I'm rresi1"n'. - ~ s.'.,
arrual rro"''& last Trit5" 'ucr.r- "a
tiH ~ r'a:7 ir''1 80 .r.ti ru,, o.,
work carried IN umo-- i.o s',k 81,
WOUNDED soldiers at Cnnlp Mcrr''' M
long rs the necessity for service existed
u Una orRauixation expeuls 500 UcullI,
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will be among its future patients many
nurses returning from duty in France.
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Mis- Eleanor Townsend DARLINGTON,
daughter OF James Henry DaTlnsl on.
Bishop Of Harrishurs. IL, ard Mr..
Darlington. wac married TO Lieut. Joel
ellis Fisher. U. 6. n. r. r., son of
M Z WuiH XluGnR IN SaxsSrdax aSsAx,-
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G. Hermann Kinnicut, Mrs. Francis C.
Huntington, Mrs. Ettingham Lawrence,
WagstaH, 81 East Fifty-eighth street;
at the Colony Club, and at Sherry's.
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Tho American Cri'c-ioT Soc. ~ Mr.
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annual rro"'''@ last Trit7o iucr.r- a.
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WORK carried IN umo-: i.a s',k nr1
wounded soldiers AT Camp MERRITT rs
long rs the necessity for service existed.
1hA Organization expenis $500 weekly
The sun., 1919-02-09

The Amateur Comedy Club will have
a busy week. beginning with to-mor-
row night at the Garden Theatre, It
will produce for tho first time on any
stage THE Village" a satire on Green
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