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New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Miss Frances PomerOv
Bride OF e. ". Lippitt Jr.

In the chantry of St. Thomas's
Church yesterday afternoon Mss
Frances Pomeroy, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sanford B. Pomeroy, of this
city and Paris, was married to Charles
W Llppitt jr.. of Providence and New
port. Only relatives and a few init
mate friends attended the ceremony,
which was performed by the rector, the
Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires.
The bride, who was given away by
her father, wore the conventional
gown of white satin combined with
chiffon and lace. Orange blossoms
held her veil in place. and she carried
a bouquet of lilies-of- -the-valley and
orchids. She had only one attendant,
Miss Adelaide Sedgwick. whose en-
gagement to John Munroe was recent
ly announced and with whom she was
associated in canteen work in France
during the war.
Gordon Thayer Lippitt was best man
for his brother. The ushers. all Provi-
dence men, were Nicholas Potter.
Thomas Harris, Charles X. Steedman
and Joseph Farnham.
Mr.. Lippitt served two years with
the 130d Field Artillery. and it was
while on duty that he met his bride.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

Rowley, Martin V. Hall, Walter Wood
ruff, c. Clement Negus. Thomas Phe-
Ian, Holt Secor, Lester Ussing and Les
lie Nash
Miss Louise Burt Schoonmaker.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D.
Schoonmaker. of Kingston, N. Y. was
married on June 19 to William Edwin
Chiffon jr., son of former United States
Senator and Mrs: William E. Chiffon,
OF Charleston, W. Va, in the Mission
Church OF the Holy Cross, Kington,
n. Y. The bride was attended by Miss
Elizabeth Hall, Miss Louise Jongers,
Miss Sarah Clement, Miss Jane Tyler,
Miss Dorothy Schoonmaker, Miss
Eleanor Chiffon, Miss Katherine Ingalls,
Miss Elizabeth Chiffon and Miss Claire
Tison.
The ushers were Samuel Meek, John
Davis Schoonmaker jr., Graves Will
liams, Bennett Oliver. Joseph Eustace e
Chiffon, Thomas A. Dent jr., KENYON
Drake, Benjamin Harrison Smith
Charles de la Vergne, Alexander Craig,
head and Heyliger Church.
Miss Mary Girdner, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. John H. Girdner of 47 West
Scventy-hrst Street, was married YES
terday afternoon at the home of her
parents to Kimball Case Atwood ir.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Dr. Leach, of ST. Thomass Church
The wedding was small one owing to
mourning in the bridegroom's family.
Mr.. Atwood is son Of Kimball Casc
Atwood, of this city.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

for year at Camp Upton during the
war. Mr.. Weeks is ice-president in
charge of the European organization
of the National City Company, and of
late has been residing in San Fran
cisco. The wedding will take place
in the fall.
Mr. and Ms. John 7. Pirie, of Lake
Forest, Chicago. have made formal an
nouncement of the engagement of their
daughter Miss Margaret Pirie, to
Henry Pickett Withers. sop of Mrs.
Henry M. W ithcrs, of New York, and
formerly Of Kansas City
Elton Allen Smith, of Smithville,
n. j.. has announced the engagement
of his sister, Miss Lois Genevievc
Smith, to Edmund Early Barrett, son
of Mr. and Mrs William M. Barrett,
of New York. Miss Smith is daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
Allen Smith and was graduated from
the Convent Of Mount st. Vincent-on-
the Hudson and from a private school
at Bryn Mawr. Mr.. Barrett was grad
uated from Georgetown University and
during the war served as captain on
the staff of Major General Hugh l..
Scott, T. S. A., when the latter was in
command at Camp Dix. His father is
president of the Adams Express Com
puny.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Miss Helen Palmer Becomes
Bride of Charles F. Neaye
stance Vauclain, of Rosemont, Pa, to William H.
Hamilton, of New York, at Brvn Mawr Pa.

The last Saturday in June was
and out of town of interest to the So
cial world One of them which at
tracted many from New York was that
in Morristown, N. j., yesterday of Miss
Helen Campbell Palmer, daughter of
George Carnegie Palmer, to Charles F.
Neave, son of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Ncave, of this city. 1t took place in
St. Peters Church there, and was the
second wedding in the Palmer family
this month. The brides sister, Miss
Sarah Schuyler Palmer, was married
to Livingston Parsons on June in St.
Bartholomew's Church. The bride, who
was given away by her father, was
gowned in white satin. She was at
tended by her younger sister. Miss
Gcorgiana K. Palmer, as maid of honor,
and Miss Elizabeth Baker, Miss Eliza
beth McVickar, Miss Edith Jaffray Farr
and Miss Lois William as Bridesmaids
Alex c. Neave was best man for his
brother, and the ushers were Allan
MacDougal!. Robert Loughran, Douglas
Coleman, Harlan Newton and w. Trum-
bull Thomas.
The ceremony was performed by the
rector of st. Peters, the Rev. DR.. Don
aid l. M. Brookman, and was followed by
reception at the Whippany River
Country Club.
The marriage of Miss Constance Mar
shall Vauclain, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel M. Vauclain, of Rosemont,
Pa, to William H. Hamilton, son Of
Mrs. Hamilton and the late William H.
Hamilton, of this city, took place yes
terday in the Church of the Redeemer,
Bryn Mawr. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. George Calvert
bride and bridegroom were driven
from the church to the house. Broad
lawn, in a carriage drawn by The Wasp
and Dragon Fly, championship harness
pair owned by the bride.
The brides attendants were Mrs. Hen
rlques Crawford as matron of honor and
Miss Patricia Vauclain as flower girl.
Henriques Crawford, of Philadelphia.
served as best man, and the ushers were
Ralph Dawson, Sidney A. Friede, Frank
lin Abbott. W. A. Behr, S. S. Bigelow,
Theodore NJ. Crisp, F. H. Gouverneur,
S. L. c. McKittrick, Jacques l.. Vau-
claim, William G. Wendell and Theodore
Rousseau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, after motor
trip through New England and the
Adirondacks, will live in New York.
The brides father is president of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Society Is Busy Arranging
Weekend Parties Over 4th
Fashionable Set After Gathering in Force at Yale
Harvard Boat Races, Rushes Back to Noun
tain and Coast Resorts to Prepare for Celebration

Society gathered in force at New
London, Conn, last week for the an
nual Yale Harvard hoat races on the
Thames. and there was much enter
tanning ashore and af1oat Thursday eve
ning In connection with the event.
The harbor was dotted with craft of
every description, from the small
motor boat to the palatial yacht, and
on board the latter were large parties
Of relatives and friends of the repre-
sentatives Of the two universities. The
Griswold Hotel was filled to capacity
over the two days. and many of those
who went up for the races are remain
Ing over Sunday at the hotel.
The majority of the members of the
fashionable world however. immedi-
aiely after the last of the races, went
on to Newport, Bar Harbor, the Massa-
ehusetts coast resorts, the Hamptons
on Long Island, the jersey coast or to
sne inland resorts, where their sum-
mer homes happen to be and where
the gayeties of the summer season
lave now begun.
Next weekend will see all the re-
sorts crowded and brilliant, as is al
ways the case over the week ends. but
''ic particularly SO WITHIN tne next
lew days, for independence Day, falling
week from tomorrow, makes for
most of the men who pass a part of
each week n town four-day holiday.
Many entertainments have been ar
ranged at the fashionable resorts in
connection with the Fourth, and there
WI! be much going on of interest to
society. Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt
Will have large house party over the
Weekend at Biltmore House, the IA
nous Vanderbilt estate in North Caro-
ma. 1t will be for her daughter, Miss
cornelia Vanderbilt, and the guests
VIII number about thirty of last win
ers debutantes.
Mrs. Alfred n. Beadleston will have
mouse party over the Fourth at her
country place in Seabright, N. j., and
q. southampton, Newport and the
asner resorts there will be no end Of
large holiday parties.
few more June weddings still re-
a. nam on the calendar. but the most of
mem Will take place in the suburbs
VI out Of town.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

Clement James Smith. of San Francisco,
will be quietly celebrated on Thursday
at the home of her mother In Septem-
Der Mr.. Smith and his bride will go TO
Shanghai, China, where they will make
their home. They met while engaged in
Red Cross work in Siberia last wear
Miss Estelle Bridges Waterman.
daughter of Mrs. William ]. Water
man. will be married to Robert Fulton
McClelland. of Seattle, on Wednesday
AFTERNOON at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Washington L. Mann, 66 West
Eighty-ffth Street. The ceremony will
be performed at o'clock by the Rev.
Raymond S. Brown, of Calvary Church,
and will be followed by a small recep-
tion. Miss Katherine Scott Williams
VIII be the brides only attendant and
Harvey McClelland will be his broth
ers best man. Mr.. McClelland and his
bride will reside in Seattle.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
simplicity Is to Mark
Barbara Aliens Wedding

simplicity will m a~i. the marriage on
".onesday OF Miss Barbara Allen. snc
sad daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
2. Alien, 70 Andre Vagliano, OF Pariy
c ae Wedding will take place in Christ
.au.cn, Pelham Manor, which is on the
pNte pp.ate OF the brides parents, Bolton
Mnofy, and owing TO the recent death Of
NJ. miss ALIENS sister, Miss Dorothy Allen,
say the Immediate relatives will be
sS.sseht- Ihege will include her aunt3.
c.ohtess Charles De Gallifet and
upshless aiscislas Orlowska. sisters Of
az. q. Aiien, wno are coming from Paris.
;ai1s Allen Will be attended by her
Msefs ars. Goodhue Livingston jr and
hns Priscilla A. Allen. Mr.. Vagliano
.'ne son of Hr. and Mrs. Marino Va
s-sao' OF Pans. He served in the French
..my throughout the war and was
..s.sfced the Croix de Guerre. Miss
nsh vas In Paris during the greater
~ ~ OF the war and was at the head
'hs motor Department OF the AnerI-
y" committee for Devastated France.
p.Ass Helen Taft, daughter Of former
Ts.'oent T.s. and Mrs. William Howard
ss, mas CHOSEN July Is az the date Of
v. marriage 10 Professor Frederick +
,%Ahng, o. the Department Of His
y, Yale. Their wedding viii take
a. Murray Bay, Canada. where the
". parents have summer home
ia!t was a. New Haven laSt week
'hs Iale commencement, exercises.
TN me lawn of Chcsterwood, the es-
- of Dir. and Mrs. Daniel Chester
sssa.e s.nsn a. stockbridge, Mass, Tomorrow
ns'hoon, ~. n, Miss Evelyn Beatrice Long
-. wii' be married 70 Nathaniel Hor-
r.~ Dseheider, VI Boston. Miss Long
ss,a ~ sculptor, of .his city. The
a"hy viii take place at 4 O'Clock.
kst marriage Of Miss Helen Clcye-
~ caaxhter Of Mrs, Ralph u. Cieve-
"a " West Twelfth Street, 10
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Harold Bailey Barnett
Weds Miss Ethel MdttI,ies

Amid d profusion of yellow daisies,
tea roses, hemlocks and palms the mar
rlage Of Miss Ethel Marion Matthies,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William T.
Matthes. to Harold Bailey Barnett,
son of the Rev and Mrs. Augustus K.
Barnett. of Philadelphia. took place at
the home of the brides parents. 2OOl
Anthony Avenue, New York, last eve
ming, the father of the groom offic lat
ing. The bride is a member of the Mo-
zart Society of New York. Mr.. Barnett
during the war was lieutenant in the
United States Army and served abroad.
He was graduated from the University
Of Pennsylvania in 1917 and is mem
ber of the Alpha Chapter of the Pi
Delta Epsilon fraternity.
Mrs. Adelaide Lyons. a sister of the
bride. was matron OF honor and Miss
Gladys Barnett, sister of the BRIDE
groom, and Miss Ruth Thomas. a cousin
of the bride. were bridesmaids. Miss
groom. was flower girl. Gordon j.
Barnett was his brothers best man
Immediately after the reception MIR.
and Mrs. Barnett left for an extended
honeymoon trip and on their return
will live in Washington.
In the Church of the Heavenly Rest
yesterday afternoon. Miss Beatryx Eve
lyn Teeter. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reune Rvnyon Teeater, of Newark, was
married to Paul G. Mehlin. The cere-
mony was followed by reception 9.
the Hotel St. Regis. The bride was at
tended by Mrs. Edward Baldwin and
Miss Lucy Ferguson, Miss Carrie Evans.
Miss Minette Doll, Miss Kathryn Schu-
macher. Miss Marguerite Rummell, Miss
Eleanor Cobb and Miss Mabel Hesslcin.
Harold Green was the best man.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
400 Greenwich
Society Leaders
In kirness Cast
''The Merry Whirl of 1920"
the Program of Which Is
Replete With Songs and
Dances, Opens Thursday

"The Merry Whirl Of 1920" kir-
mess, which is interesting old and
young alike in society circles at Green
wich, Conn, will be produced and
staged in the Havemeyer Auditorium
there on the evenings of July /, 2 and
g. About 400 society leaders will par
ticipate in the numerous songs and
dances.
The cast in the Roman pageant in
cludes as Emperor. Julian w. Curtiss,
of New York. Mrs. Allen B. Forbes is
the Roman empress and others taking
the parts Of senators and Roman en-
perors are Walter M. Bennett, William
A. Evans, William F. Hencken, Garrett
O. Pier, George w. Dawson, Joseph
Hcwland Hunt, F. Harris Nichols, with
their wives, who will appear in the
roles of Roman ladies.
In the Oriental Episode are number
of last seasons debutantes, including
Miss Helen A. Barrett, Miss Polly Lin
coin, Miss Dorothy Rossiter. Miss Vir-
Miss Beatrice Pynchon, Miss Dorothy
NJ. Quinn, Miss Ethel Harp, Mrs. Har-
old Pynchon and Mrs. Elliott Schuyler
Phillips.
Among the young women who will
take part in "The Folles" are Miss
Catherine Lauder. Miss Barbara Hatch,
Miss Rita Rheinfrank, Miss Polly Out
water, Miss Marie Meadows, Miss Paula
Siedenburg, Miss Elizabeth Armstrong
and Miss Frances Eidlitz.
One of the special numbers will be
a Russian waltz. danced by Mrs. Elmer
c. Muford and Henry Banks. The
skating dance will include Miss Julia
Dorothy Quinn. Miss Ethel Hays. Miss
Mrs. William V. G. Ruxton, Mrs. Cam
jr. and Mrs. George Foreman and their
men partners.
The wedding Of General Israel Put
nam, Of Revolutionary War fame, for
whom Puts Hill at Greenwich is named,
will be another feature. Mrs. +. Pay
son Hatch is chairman Of this act, and
Mrs. n. Ashton Crosby is vice chair
man The advisory committee consists
I Of Mrs THEODORE f.. Blake, Morton C.
Nichols, Cosmo Hamilton, Kendall Ev-
Ians. Frank W. Tuttle and +. payson
Hatch.
/ Among the children in the younger
1 society set participating in the Italian
I taranteI are Mary Pouch, Grac,
! Harp. Margaret st. John. Francei
Gaines. Beatrice Underhill, Emily Lin
coin, suzanna Armstrong, Marion Gal
loway, Hugh jackson jr., Eugene Ash
/ forth, Burton Jackson, Albert Ashforth
/ 0r1on st. John, Redington Barrett, D.
Kunk and John Lewis.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy,
will return TO Paris in September

Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy,
Will return TO Paris in September
Miss Helen NJ Wilberdin,. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c. Wilberding,
was married to Irving Whitney Lyon
yesterday afternoon in the Huguenot
Memorial Church at Pelham Manor. A
reception followed at. the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilberding in Pelham Manor.
The bride was attended by Miss Alys
SINCLAIR as maid of honor and Mrs H.
w. Thompson, Miss Dorothy Lyon. sis
ter of the bridegroom; Miss Elizabeth
Rhodes and Miss Edith Duncan. Le-
more Cross was flower girl and Joseph
Z. Wilberding jr. the page. Aldrich r.
Peck was the best man and the ushers
were William A. Hanway. Walter c.
Wilson, s. Russell Hoye, William
Knight jr, Edward De Witt jr and DR..
Clinton r. Barker.
Miss Helen Darlington, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Darlington, Of
Great Darlington. Mass. vt $ married
last evening to David McCandless. Of
Pittsburgh. The ceremony. which took
place at the Congregational Church,
was followed by a reception at the
home Of the brides parents. The
bride, who was escorted by her father,
wore her mothers wedding gown Of
white corded silk trimmed with old
point lace and a long veil of tulle,
trimmed with orange blossoms Her
bouquet was Of lilies of-th valley and
white orchids.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Josephine Darlington, as maid Of
honor. and Miss Marion Gilbert and
Miss Mary Loop Church, both of Great
Darlington, were her bridesmaids.
Their gowns were of blue and orchid
chiffon, and they carried bouquets Of
spring flowers. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. O. d. Sewall. Of
Dedham, Mass
The bridegroom's brother, Scott Nc.
Candless, of Pittsburgh, was his best
man, and the. ushers were William
Howeler, Edward Ridall and J. Fred
Haworth jr., of Pittsburgh; S. S. Sill
liphant, of Prince Edward Island,
Canada; Maclane Taylor, of New York;
Delano de Windt, of Great Darlington,
and Vernon Wasson and Alden Baum,
both of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCandless will make
their home for the present in Ell Paso.
Tex, where Mr.. McCandless has oil in
terests.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Miss Claire II. BlOss Is
Bride OF Douglas Haisted

Miss Claire Holcomb Bloss. daughter
of Mrs. Adelbert Clinton Bloss, was
married to Douglas Halsted, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Halsted. of this
city, yesterday afternoon in ST Mat
thew's Church, West yfourth
Street. The ceremony was performed
by the rector, the Rev Arthur II.
Judge, and was followed by a reception
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rowley, 1914 West End Avenue.
The bride, who wore gown of white
satin combined with chiffon and a point
lace veil, was attended by two flower
girls. They were her niece. Claire
Edgerton Monfort, and Mr.. Halsted's 8
niece. Elizabeth Kennard. They wore
pink organdie frocks. 4
Robert M. Halsted was his brothers
best man and the ushcrs were William
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Allenhurst Cottages Open,

ALLENHURST, n. j., June 26-Scason
sojourners are filling up the Allenhurst
Hotel long before the formal opening
Of the season Even the cottages are
already we'll filled for the season Tho
opening starts with the big ball on
July !.
Among those who will occupy the
Alenhurst Hotel cottages are James NJ
F. O'Grady. of Rochester; W. Irving
Twombley, of Newark; J.. G. Fisher. Of
New York; the Misses Agnew. of Pater-
son, and Joseph B. McDonough, of New
York
Sojourners at the hotel include Mrs,
Frank Lester, of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Palermo, Mr.. and Mrs John E.
Conron, of New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

MRS. WARBUR7ON and the attendants her peddng pch
W. took place in ST. Bahoomeps Church June Mr. and
Mrs. Wabuton returned Hot Sprngs thew ocnt their
honeymoon last peek and pih Mrs. Wnbmtons mother Mrs.
Walter S. Hoyt I3O East Sixty-scpenh Street, Mrs. Wrbwon
Miss Edna Hoyt
Mrs. Mclpanc married peek ago yesterday at the
country place Of her mother Mrs. William H. Read Hicres Pur-
chase ~ T. II Of the largest country wcddings of the spring
and attended by from Nw York Westchecr Counu
Mrs. Mcllpainc Miss Caroline Hicks Read
Mrs. Robinson also bride of peek ago yesterday She
daughter of Mrs. M S. Bclzhoover of rneton- Iudon
phcrc the pcddng took place.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-06

Mrs. Edna Jacobson arrived from
New York during the week and is
the guest of her father. NJ. L. House.
Mrs. House, with another daughter,
Mrs. Gladys Simpson. will arrive
soon from an extended visit In Los
Angeles, where Mrs. Gus House, now
of Susanyille. California. has spent
some time.
Mrs. Henry Rasmussen dispensed
delightful dinner hospitality t o q
few guests in honor of Miss Wayne
Rorig Tuesday evening. Covers were
laid for Miss Rorig, Mrs. Gael Hoag.
Mrs. LeGrande Cannon, Mrs. Richard
White and Miss Beach. The party
enjoyed the movies after the dinner.
A delightful occasion of the mid
week was featured at the home of
Mrs. Arthur Smith Wednesday, when
Mrs. James S. Bennett and her
daughter, Mrs. Wilbur P. Lindsey.
gave pleasure TO one of the largest
assemblages of the spring. Cards
were the diversion of the occasion,
which will be one most pleasantly
remembered by the following guests:
Mrs. Bedding, Mrs. Pros Goumond,
Mrs. Percy Jackson, Mrs. j. Teis,
Mrs. Fred West, Mrs. c. c. Caper-
ton, Mrs. Geo. Linsley, Mrs. John
Weber, Mrs. Frank Roper, Miss Nir-
ginia Carothers, Mrs. +. G. White,
Mrs. G.. w. Weller, Mrs. Van New
man, Mrs. Henry Rasmussen, Mrs.
w. n. McGill, Mrs. w. S. Holmquist,
Mrs. Arthur Smith, Miss Margaret
Smith. Mrs. G.. s. Hoag, Mrs. Ed
Willard, Mrs. c. A. Walker, Mrs. ].
F.. Miles, Mrs. VIM. Norman, Mrs.
]. c. Kent, Mrs. r. H. Hoffman,
Mrs. Park Lamborn. Mrs. Henry
Mueller, Mrs. Chas. Ziegler, Mrs. II.
G. White, Mrs. ]. f. Long. Mrs. D. c.
Macdonald, Mrs. Angus Mcdonald,
Mrs Henry. Fulmer, Mrs. Vail Pitt
man, Miss Madge Smith, Mrs. W. Y.
McGill, Mrs. II. c. F. Brown, Mrs.
Mollie Rogers, Mrs. A. J. Proctor,
Mrs. c. L. Grier, Mrs. I. c. c. Whit
more, Mrs. George Whitley, Mrs.
F. f. Swartz, Mrs. F.. NJ. Root, Mrs.
w. S. Elliott, Mrs. c. d. Nance, Mrs.
Il. G. Cannon, Mrs. w. Z. Meyers,
Mrs. Harold Munroe, Mrs. S. c. Pat
rick. The following guests were pre-
sented prizes at the close of the
game: Mrs. Long. the high score
price Mrs. Weber, second prize;
Mrs. Chandler, third prize; Mrs.
Teis, fourth prize, Mrs. Goumond,
consolation prize. and Mrs. Doughty
the free-for-all.
Mrs. Carl Terrence was the hostess
to the p. e. o. society last Sunday
evening.
Doctor and Mrs. Herbert Burnett
pleasantly entertained at dinner at
their home last Sunday evening.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Osmond
George Bates and family, Miss Jes-
sic Burnett and Miss Elizabeth Wal
den.
Mrs. John Eager Is entertaining
dinner guests in honor of Miss Ann
O'Brien tonight.
Mrs. James S. Bennett will be the
next hostess to the Grandmother
Club.
Miss Mildred MoNay was the guest
of Mrs. Lawrence Riepe Wednesday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-06
PAGE FIVE

Mrs. James Bennett entertained
the Ante Club at an enjoyable dinner
party at her home Saturday night.
Cards followed during the evening.
Mrs I'd White will entertain the
Spoon Club at its nex meeting.
Mrs. Del Leahigh was the last
weekend guest of Mrs. Percy Jack
son.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Chandler en-
tertained a few dinner guests at
their home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. G.. Waltham Weller will be
the next hostess TO the Amateur
Bridge Club
Miss Ann o'.Brien is departing
during the week for her summer va
cation to be spent in California.
Another affair adding cnatm Il
The social activities of the week was
the 300 patty given by Mrs VIII
liam Neil MeGill and Mrs. Alfred
Doull at the home of Mrs. Nc
Gill Thursday afternoon, about fifty
guests partaking Of the cordial hos
pitality extended them upon the oc-
casion. A profusion of purple and
white lilacs accentuated the JOY
of the balmy spring day and fur
Their enhanced the pleasant environ
ment for the game in which the fol-
lowing guests were invited to join:
Mrs. Frank Roper, Mrs. r.. IL. Holtz-
man, Mrs. Nealy Fl. Chaplin, Mrs.
Osmond George Bates, Mrs. Arthur
Smith, Mrs. Thomas Suffall, Mrs.
Ralph Bowdle. Mrs: Charles Chand-
Ter, Mrs. Creighton WhitmoFe. Mrs.
Wilbur p. Lindsey, Mrs. Bert Quayle,
Mrs. Jay Brinton, Mrs. Carroll Nor
rilI, Mrs. Frank z. SNsrts, Mrs.
George Whiteley, Mrs. James Lock
hart, Mrs. Watt Bishop. Mrs. Samuel
Patrick, Mrs. Harold s. Munroe,
Mrs. John Elmer Long, Mrs. James
s. Bennett, Mrs. Vail Pittman, Mrs
Oscar Upwall, Mrs. LeGrande Can
non, Mrs. E. Allen Richardson, Mrs.
r. z. II. Pomeroy, Mrs. NJ. Ander-
son, Mrs. Henry Fulmer, Mrs. Sam
uel B. Ebert, Mrs. Paul Boese, Mrs.
Walter Larsh, Mrs. George Doughty,
Mrs. Henry Rasmussen, Mrs. Mar
garrett Smith, Miss Elizabeth Walden.
At the close of the game Mrs. Lock
hart was presented with the high
score prize. Mrs. Lindsey the sec
ond, Mrs. Bowdle the third and Mrs.
Munroe the consolation. Mrs. Brin-
ton drawing the free-for-all.
Mrs. Curtis Brent vas the guest OF
honor at a p~rettily planned misccl-
~laneous shower given by Mrs. /. c. c.
Whitmore Monday evening, Mrs.
Brent. Mrs. Creighton Whitmore.
Mrs. Carroll Morrill, and the Misses
Beach, Black, Swartout, Rorig.
Moore, Jackson and Clyde enjoying
the merry little affair.
Mrs. Arthur Smith gave pleasure
to dinner guests AZ her home We'd
nesday night, covers being laid for
Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Hoag, Mrs. Can
non, Mrs. White, Mrs. Rasmussen and
Mrs. Devlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur p. Lindsey
and family of McGill have been the
guests of Mrs. James s. Bennett dur
ing the past week.