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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-20
TWENTY-NINE OVERCOME
IN ORPHANS HOME FIRE

ALBANY. N. Y, Dec. 20.-The two
army airplanes which are to be used
in searching the Adirondack region for
The naval balloon, Asses, missing for
A week, did not continue to Glens
Falls as had been expected. In landing
here Saturday upon their arrival from
New York, both machines crashed,
due to the soft condition Of the field
Spare parts had not arrived tonight
from Rockaway. The aviators plan to
leave here sometime tomorrow to take
up the search from the point where IT
was last reported, near Wells. Hamil
ton county.
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terms and bought price far the special selling and
these $500 White included
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-20
IhTRAMURAL LEAGUE FORMED

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec 20.-An
all-university basketball league is be-
ing organized at Indiana University in
which rooming houses. clubs and other
organizations will be represented by
teams. The league is part of the plan
to have the majority of students par
ticipate in some form of athletics.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-20
JAPAN POSTPONES RECALL
OF EXPEDiTlONARY FORCE

TOXIC, Dec. 20.-The withdrawal OF
the Japanese expedition to the Ches-
tao district on the korean-Manchuria
border, which had been contemplated
by the government. has been idefi-
nitely postponed. according to the Jill
Shimbun today The newspaper. which
says it's information is obtained from
the most reliable sources, adds that
the postponement was because of the
increasing gravity of the situation in
the district where Korean insurgents
and bandits have been active.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-20
WANT WOMAN ON BOARD.

of Decatur expect to take an active
part in politics in this city. and a
committee has been appointed by the
president of the Woman's Club to
urge the city council to appoint a
woman on the city school board when
the term of one of the members ex-
pires next summer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-20
State Endeauor Secretary
to Speak Monday Night

Christian Endeavorers from every
society in Richmond are wanted at
meeting to be held at the East Main
street Friends church, Monday night
Evan Williams, of Fort Wayne, field
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-20

secretary of the Christian Endeavor
for Indiana, will speak.
Mr.. Williams was formerly treasur-
er of the state organization, bur was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-20
Harry Ray Legion Post
to Nominate Officer.

Ulcers for next year will be nomin
ated by the Harry Ray post, IS, at the
next meeting. Wednesday night, Dec
%. Election of officers will take
place Jan. IL, 1921.
Everymember is expected to be
present. Eats" will be served and a
general good time enjoyed. Dues are
now being received, and the boys are
asked not to forget the weekly pay-up
The women pearl fishers of Japan
commences their work at the age Of
IA, and are in the water almost al
the year round. except in the coolest
season from the end of December tt
the beginning of February.
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elected field secretary at the last an
nual convention, held in Marion He
s to visit societies in Wayne county
turing the week.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

low. the brideeroom's brother; :. Ed
ward Blum, the btis's brain.t. Or
tor Steele, Harold W lariart Ster-
man Post Haieht Norman h roefre.
Charles NJ. Bull Jr and Kucl Ross Ap-
pelton jr.
The wedding took place in the draw
ing room, which Was decorated with
mauve and orchid pink cn1ysar.nc-
NUNS and autumn leaves. The brides
gown was of white satin embroidered
IN pearls, with court train edged with
Old point lace that had been worn by
her mother at her wedding Sne car
red a bouquet Of white orchids ard
Alles-of -thevalley.
The natron and maid % honor wore
gowns Of orchid pink chiffon vim
lavender sash and lavender velvet hat
with orchid coioled lace Thy car
RED bouquets OF small lavender orchid
chrysanthemums The br.ae.9..,e.s
wore gowns of nauve chiffon with or
ehld pink sashes and orchid PINK vel
vet hats.
After their wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bigelow VIII live at l95 Hicks
Street, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
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6sSS, 1sSSss sSs1. WaaSn0xE III
Two Wilson Sisters
To Be Introduced
To Newport Society
Mother Is 10 Give Several
Large Entertainments for
Daughters Next Season;
CoIonists Closing Cottages
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


NEWPORT, r. l., Oct 23.-Mrs
Richard Thornton Wilson will intro
duce her daughters, Miss Louisa Steed-
man Wilson and Miss Marion Mason
Wilson, to society at Newport next
season, when she will give several
large entertainments for them. The
Wilson's have been passing the sum
mer at their country estate in Middle
town, adjoining Newport. They closed
their stay there Wednesday and left
for Palmetto Bluff, S. c. For the last
two years Mrs. Wilson has omitted her
social entertainments because of the
death of relative.
Among the New Workers who closed
their Newport residences for the sea
son this week and returned to New
York are Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Quentin
Jones, Mrs. John j. Wysong, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Del. Oelrichs and Mr.
and Mrs Frederick Goodwin.
Mrs. W. Fitzhugh Whitehouse enter
tanned for children at her residence
Wednesday afternoon, to commemorate
the seventh birthday of her daughter,
Adelaide Frances Whitehouse.
Charles Y. Hawthorne, of Province
town and New York, has ended a visit
with MIR. and Mrs. George Peabody
hustis. While here he painted the por-
traits Of their two children, which will
oe shown in the Ferargil Gallery in
New York.
Mrs. David King, of New York, is
at the Muenchinger- King.
Mrs. Luther kountze, who has been
stopping with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William P.
Burden. since closing the Cadwalder
cottage, which she occupied this season,
returaed 10 New York Wednesday.
Governor and Mrs. r. Livingston
beectman have returned to their home,
Lands End, at Newport, after an ex-
tenslve trip on the special campaign
train Of Senator Harding.
the Countess Szecheryi, returned
from Lenex Thursday and are at The
Breakers for the late season.
Mrs. Edward J. Berwind closed her
villa yesterday and returned to New
York. Nr. Bern'ind is expected back
from France next month.
Mrs. Charles +. Hoffman. who spent
the sumner abroad, arrived at the
Nuenchnger-King on Saturday for a
short visit while inspecting her New
port estate Armsea Hall Mrs ".
Eugene Dasnler, Of Columbus, and her
daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
K. ". Cox, of Chicago. are also there
Mrs. w. Fsllowcs Morgan, Mrs. Fran
cs NJ. Bacon and J. Ridc.ey Carter, of
Paris, were weekend guests of James
S Cushman
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Whtehouse,
the latter formerly Miss Mary Crocker
Alexander, who were married in New
York last week, are passing a part Of
their honeymoon in Newport al East
borne Lodge, the Whtehouse home
stead.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John R. Drexel have
gone to White Sulphur Springs for
three weeks.
Among those who entertained at din
ner during the week were Mr.. anG Mrs
Irwin Loughlln, Dr. and Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Storrs Wells and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Buren,.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

W. Cameron Forbes, Of Boston, once
Governor Of the Philippines, was Mr..
Walkers best man, and the ushers
were William Fitzhugh Whitehouse
and Norman Ogden Whitehouse, uncles
Of the bride; Philip S. Sears and
Stephen Van Rensselaer, Crosby, of
Boston; Allison V. Armour, of Chi
cago; Gordon Knox Bell and Joseph
Howland Hunt. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by reception at Ridgewood,
the country home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whitehouse.
Miss Emmet became the bride Of Mr..
Hall in Grace Church, Broadway and
Tenth Street. Owing to mourning only
relatives and a few intimate friends
were present st the ceremony. which
was performed by the Rev. William G.
Ihayer, head master of St. Marks
School, assisted by the rector, the Rev.
Dr.. Charles Lewis Slattery. A small
reception followed al the home of the
brides aunt. Mss Lydia Emmet 535
Park Avenue. The bride, who is a
daughter of Colonel Robert T. Emmet.
OF II Last Eighty-nlnth Street. was
attended by three little flower girls.
her cousin. Helene Phelps and LYDIA
5 and Kate II. Emmet, daughters Of
her brother and sister-n-law, Mr. and
Mrs Herbert Emmet Lindsay c. Amos
served as Mr.. Halls best man.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

South Parsons Avenue, the home Of the
bllde's parents.
The engagement was announced last
June. During the war Mr. Van Houten
served overseas as an ensign in the
navy.
On Saturday afternoon, at Oyster
Fay, Miss Katherine B. Page Will be-
come the bride Of Howard I3urdick. at
Norwich House, the home Of the brides
parents. MIR and Mrs Frank c. B. Page.
Miss Ruth Page will be her sisters
maid of honor and the bridesmaids Will
be Miss Mildred Howell, OF Easton.
Pa; Miss Olive Leonard Of Seattle;
Miss Emily B. Honeym2n, Miss Evelyn
Schoefer Miss Rachel Higgins and
Mrs. Courtenay n. Aten. Mr. Burdck,
who is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
De Witt Burdick, will have his brother,
Robert A. Burdick, for his best man.
AID the ushers will be Howard Knots,
of Boston; James Fitzgerald, of New
ark; Whitney Peterson. Gerald Clarke,
Edgar Page and Courtenay n Aten.
Only relatives and q few intimate
friends will be present at the wedding
Of Miss Elizabeth J. Calvin to Colonel
Merrill Getty Baker, vice president of
tNe american NanaOluM Corporation
and president of the American Interna-
tlonal Steel Corporation, on Saturday,
in ST. Thomas's Church. Miss Gavin
is the daughter of Mrs. John Calvin,
of East Greenwich, Conn.
MI and Mrs. John Earle Jardine, of
Oak Knoll, Pasadena, Calf, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Catherine Jardine, to Andrew jackson
Post jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Jackson Post, of this city. The mar
riage will take place at the end of
next month, and on the return from
their wedding trip Mr.. Post and his
bride will live in Flushing, L. l. Mr.
Post is a graduate of Princeton, class
, II, and during the war served as q
tlieutenant in the Signal Corps, attached
to the Second Division.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Long z List of Weddings
Keeps Society Folk Busy
Marriages of Yesterday Include Miss Helene White
house to Charles c. Walker, Miss Anita Enmet to
B. H Hall and Miss Alice Blum to E. III. Bigclow
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Many weddings of interest New society place yesterday
IN the country anc there three importance
haed IN the although latter
Miss Helene Whehousc Walker
ct Boston, Miss Anita Emmet Miss
Ac Isabel Blum to Edwin Hicks Below Miss
ley Doty Brown Miss Frances Muiken
MISS Catherine Gordon Ames Waworth
The marriage of Miss Whitehouse
Marks Church, Mount klsco, and nun Der Of
guests from this city, who The hr had ;or
her attendants Miss Conel Vanderbilt Miss Boana Mss
Eleanor s. Iowne Miss Gladly Iivemore Mss Sylvia IIhue arr Mss
ane de Negre Her Evelyn Whteho acted ~ lover
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
aenr, Wick I'd to Wed
Miss Helen O. InderhilI

invitations have been issued for the
sansrrlage Of Miss Helen Oakley Under
ssui, daughter of Frederic Edgar I'm
ssfhill, to Henry Wick I'd. son Of Mr..
sua Mrs. Hugh Bryson Wick, of Cleve-
aaa. on November 10, in the Church
!. y tho Incarnation. The bride will be
sven sven away by her father and will be
.sssnced by Miss Frances Wick, sister
The bridegroom, as maid Of honor
iae bridesmaids will be Mrs. Joseph
sSsasty Powell, Miss Cecilia Kip Banks
s'ss Ehsiia Ros, Miss Beatrice Draper
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

Miss Catherine Quackenbos and Miss
Will act as best man, and the ushers
VIII be George Hendre, Lawrence
Jones, Gaddis Plum, Joseph Beatty
Powell and Alexander Bunts. The cere-
mony will be followed by reception
a the Hotel Gotham.
The wedding of Miss Helen Krech.
seeond daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
". hrech. Of II East Seventeen Street,
TO L. Stuart Wing, viii take place at
/ o'clock on the afternoon Of Novem-
Der %, in st. Bartholomew's Church,
1t will be the first large marriage
alter the formal opening Of the New
York season, the week previous. The
engagement was announced last June
At the same time as that of Miss
hrechs sister, Miss Margaret A..
Krech. to William Sheffield Cowles, son
Of Rear Admiral and Mrs William
Sheffield Cowles, and nephew of the
late Colonel Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs.
KIeoh and their daughters spent the
Summer At Southampton, l.. T., and only
recently returned to the city for the
winter.
Miss Edna Z. Warnecke, who is to
DtCOlHe tHe uIiQe OIL Nafl JulluS Won
Goeven, November 6, had tea and
shower given in her honor on Thurs
day afternoon by Miss Beatrice Sillo
q. the latters home, 353 West Fifty
seventh Street. Miss Sillo will be one
Of Miss Warneckes attendants. the
others being Miss Murtha von Goeven,
Mrs Harry &c Brun, Mrs. Henry James
u lady and Miss Marguerite 3. War
necke. Mr.. Won Goeven, who is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Won
Gocven, Of Nontclair, n. j., will have
Percy Spengerman for his best man,
and Ralph Seward, Frederick Christ
man, Victor Tereiy and william 4.dam
for ushers. Miss Warnecke is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Henry
WArnecke The wedding will take pace
in the German Lutheran Church and
the Rev. Dr. Jacob w. Sach will Of
ficiate
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Miss Marjorie B. Stewart
ToBecOl1leB Bride Il1ursfIax
Reception to Follow Marriage to Porter Hoagland;
Wedding Of Miss Margaret Macleod to Erskine
Blauvelt Van Houten to Take Place Wednesday

One Of the most interesting Of the
many weddings scheduled for the week
VIII be that Of Miss Marjorie Bruce
Stewart, daughter OF Dr.. and Mrs
George D. Stewart, to Porter Hoag-
land, son of MIR. and Mrs. Raymond
Hoegland, on Thursday, in the Col
legiate Church Of st. Nicholas, Fifth
Avenue and Forty eighth Street The
ceremony Will be followed by a recep-
tion at the home Of the brides parents
AZ East Fftieth Street. Mrs. Robert
Nose v hito will be her sisters matron
Of honor ana the other attendants
will be Mrs. C. Maury Jones, sister OF
the bridegroom; Miss Dorothy Stewart
sister Of he bride; Mrs. w. Thorn kis
SCI and Mss Ethel Simmons. There
Will be two flower girls, Elizabeth Rie-
man Duval and Mary Leslie Stewart
sister of the bride.
Joseph NJ. Hoagiand will serve as his
brothers best man and the ushers will
be Raymond Hoagland jr, another
brother; John c. Colt, Lionel Bonner
Robert V. White, c. Maury Jones and
Henri Werleman.
Dr.. Stewart is president Of the New
York Academy of Medicine.
Aic INA rage u MS Wal al cl MAJ
Leod, daughter OF Dr.. and Mrs. John
ston Macleod, Of Flushing, Long Island
TO Erskine Blauvet Van Houten, son
Of Mr. and Mrs Erskine j. 5. Van
Houten, Of Nyack- on Hudson. will take
place Wednesday evening at St
Georges Church, Flushing Miss Louise
Macleod VIII be her sisters maid OF
honor. and the other attendants will be
Mrs. Frederick w. L. Dressed, sister OF
the bridegroom; Miss Mary Macleod
sister OF the bride, and the Misses
Laura Bleecker, Katharine Thomas
Louise Lamar and Margaret Davies
James H. Blauvelt will serve as MS
nephew's best man. and the usners will
be Warren B. Pond, Frederick W. L
Dressed, Thomas DEM. Jordan. Mar
shall V. H. Sickels. Everett MARITIME
and Robert H. Baldwin. The ceremony
will be followed by reception at As
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Hiss Bertha M. Hutchinson
TO Be Bride Wednesday

Miss Bertha Marie Hutchinson
daughter Of Mrs. j. Harry Hutchinson
i Noun Vernon. will be married to
]. Robert Whelan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
John +. Whelan, on Wednesday in
the Church of st. Ursula, Mount Yer
non. The ceremony will be followe ID
~ reception at the home OF Mrs
Hutchinson.
Mr. and Mrs Miller, of 217 Turrell
Avenue, South Orange, announce the
engagelnen1 OF their daughter, Helen
Emerson, to Aurelo Giorni, the pianist
:.i.d composer, son of Signor and Signors
Carlo Gorni of Rome, Italy. Mr.. Giorn'
is the pianist of the Elschuco Trio.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment Of Miss Dorothy Taylor, daughter
of James Wilson Taylor, of this city
and Watch Hill. r. l.. to Wilder Gut
tcrscn, son Of the Rev and Mrs. George
Gutterson, of Cambridge, Mass. The
wedding Will take place early IN De
cember.
On Wednesday evening, at the Brook
lyn Woman's Club, Miss Isabel Helen
Halbert was married to Roger Andrew
Fuller. the Rev. DR.. Louis Nanden burg
Of Paterson, N. j., officiating. The
bride is daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Halbert, of 1ls South
Elliott Place, Brooklyn, and graduate
Of the Parker Collegiate Institute, class
of is Mr. Fuller is the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs Osgood Fuller. OF
Albany He was graduated from Yale
in 1916 and served during the war as
a first lieutenant with the Seventy
seventh Division in France. The maic
of honor was Miss Grace H. Cornell
and the bridesmaids were Miss Louise
NJ. sayre and Miss Dorothy Cornell. The
best man was Edward NJ. Porter, OF
Springfield, Mass, and the ushers
George Halbert. Horace S. Dougherty
Renwick NJ. Brown and John II
Wiepert
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Brilliant Halloween Ball
Arranged 10y Tuxedo Club
Annual Event at Which Many Debutantes of Coming
Season VIII Appear Is Forerunner of Long List
Of socia! Affairs Scheduled by Fashionable Folk

Many affairs OF
veekedgo tennis dinners
within distance of New York interesting
the fall the annual Halloween ball
This latter affair takes Friday night will
Most Ct the coming
will make formal
there VII much entertaining the having
Park and the clubhouse viii be filed
Tuxedo Park beyond doubt exclusive
country community the country any planned
W the members Of the colony assured inception
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Miss Margaret genks
Bride Of Stanley Brors,

jerks, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. jereI
miah Whipple jerks. Of &c Gramercy
Park, 10 Stanley Doty Brown, took
pace yesterday afternoon at the home
Of the bride. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Maitland Bari, clt
and small reception followed. Mrs.
Philip Alden Glazier. Of Greenwich.
Conn, was the matron Of honor. James
5. Knowison, OF Chicago, served as best
man. On their return from their wed
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will live
at ! Lexington Avenue.
Mrs. Brown served abroad as Y VI
{. A. and canteer worker, and Mr.
Brown as captain of field artillery
A. Z. F. Mr. Brown is a member Of
the law firm of Sackett, Chapman,
Brown and Cross
Miss Alice Isabel Blum. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Charles Blum
was married yesterday at Shore Acres
Bay Shore. L. l., the summer home OF
the brides family, 10 Edwin Hicks
Bigelow, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Elliot
Bigeiow. Of Is Clark Street, Brooklyn
The ceremony was at o'clock anc
was performed by the Rev. L. Masor
Clark
The matron Of honor was Mrs. Regi
nald Loomis Carter. the maid of honor
Miss Agnes B. Bigelow, sister of tht
bridegroom, and the other attendant.
we're Mrs. Norman Toerge and III,
Misses Clara Murdock, Helen Ogder
Wood, Helen Kene and Corinne Schuv.
ler Walden
Augustus J. Cordier served as bes
man, and the ushers were Elliot Bige
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Miss catherine C.. Ames
.fnotIter Saturday Bride

Miss Catherine Gordon Araes. fanoh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y ANS
OF Metuchen, T. j., was married ,.as,
tcrday to Naiworth pa.tson. nf Mont
CAR Inc eeromcrr vas performed N
81; Luke g Church, ln Metlchon. bv Dr.
J9hn II. tentcn On.y immediate reia-
tives and friends of the e.aaI. 1.ara
piesert. Miss Elizabeth Basrer- Han.
81 Netucaen, vas maid Of hon1f and
Dcnald Norris. Of Moat~lair, vas lest
man.
Mr.. Pattison, who is n Rutgers man.
was lieutenant Of aviation ami saw
e3e htee1 moHshs service .u France.
After tne "eciiag Trip Mr. ANA Nrs.
P&tiison wIll make .heir nome a. Mont
CAR.
Mss Frank Irone Emrs da-eatsr cf
M and Mrs. Theodore g tfars of the
sronx, ard William Harry NHsen. 81
brooklyn and Greenn9ft. /. J.. we're
Marrlea lsst evening IN The Gnlrch Of
the Iransiigaratlon. d.. Charles A.
J5essup rector Of s.. Pau.s Church,
buffalo. performed the ceremony. A
reception vas held at Ho.el NcAinin
Miss Florence NJ. Dcnn attended the
BRIDE and William F. Jetter a1ted as
best man. Charles " Melch and I'd
ward l. Emes, cousins Of the bride.
with Franklin G. Dunham ana Fred
erlck W. LaG1e were the AShera.
Mr. Wlisen IS graduate OF Nofumt a
University and member of Al4ns ebi
Rho National Fraternity. The conole
leave to-day for an extended horev-
moon TO the Bermudes.
Miss Anee Jessup Woodln. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William II Wooain,
O. 752 Park Avenue ard East Hampton,
L. l., viii be married November { 20
Olin Frisbie Harvey. son Of the ate
Dr.. Oiin Frishie Harvey, OF Wilkes
barre. Pa. The ceremony ~lil be ner.
formed IN the Fifth Avenle presbr-
tcFian Church by the Rev. Dr John
helman. Mr.. Harvey served during III.
war as colonel in the l05tu E4eic
| Artillery, 28th Division.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Miss Moffat Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Moffat
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Adelaide White
house Moffat, to Heyliger Church. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Melville Church, Of
Washington. Miss Moffat made her
debut in 1916. Mr. Church was grad
uated from Yale in 1917 and during
the war was attached to tho 95th Aero
Squadron of the A. Z. F.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

The comm ttee n charge Of the ba!F
this year 5 composed Of Mrs. Franck
Brown Keech, chairman; Mrs Arson
McCook Beard Mrs Lewis S. Morris.
Mrs Philip Kip Rhinelander and Cor
nelius S Lee
The park IS gay over this week end,
Cor the dog show of the Tuxedo Ken
mel Club, held yesterday on the club
grounds for the benefit of the Tuxedo
Hospital. proved a strong attraction
and took many members OF society out
over the week end Several dinners
were gwen las. night in their honor
at private villas and at the cllb.
Several house parties will be given
over next weekend, one Of the largest
being ore which Foxhall p. Keene viii
give on his estate Just outside Of Bal
timore lie has invited number Of
trends from the city to spend me
weekend with him and 70 attend the
opening ot the racing season at Pm
leo.
Dr.. ans M.s. Preston Pope Satter-
White will entertain at dinner Saturday
night at taeir country place a Great
Neck, Long Island Many Of the Long
Island set VIII he II attendance and
aumber o. quests frcm the city vail
60 down and spend the weekend at
Martin Hal
Several small and informal lunc aeons
and dinners, followed by thea:er par
tes already have been given in the
city weeLs before the season opens,
but Colonel Nen-y Huddleston Rogers
has the distinction OF giving the iarg-
es, dinner 50 TAR this fall We enter
talned Wednesday, night a. the Lliz-
carlton for mis- daughter, MSS Mary
Mlllcent Rogers, and her tance, James
NJ Thompson, who is son Of Mrs. {.
\ B.spaam Of 640 Madison Avenue,
and the iate James NJ. Thompson. Their
engagement was announced rom South
ampton, Long Island, last summer.
ais Rogers vas unable to be present
a. the dinner. After the dinner Mr..
Rogers took his guests, about forty IN
lumber, 10 the Century Theater.
many distinguished torel elgners nave
Errsveo IN the city In the last few days
ana have been entertained IN an in
lormal manner Colone and Mrs. II.
A. Evans came in on Friday on board
me Malre,ania and are guests Of Mrs.
aSysns's parents Mr. and Mrs. Joan
S.a..7, al their place in Morrlstown,
a. !. Colonel Evans s the youngest
aan of that rqsk il the British Army.
aaylng received his commission when
'Senty-one years old. lie served III
me Infantry, artillery and the K. A f.,
"a Palestine, and in France from the
aaay the British entered the war. until
me armistice was signed. barring
periods when ne was convalescing from
wounds
The Marques and Marchioness of
aahelesey arrived today from Ottawa,
Vsnsda, and are at the Carlton.
satl they sail for England at the end
o. the week. They Joined Lord Victor
rsget there.
Mrs. Cornelia Adair. we'll known in
england and New York and promin-
"a sa' hostess in London, arrived on board
ne Mauretania on Friday and is at the
aoiei aei St Regis. Much entertaining
va. vii be done in her honor during her
Hsy here.