New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Junior League
Play Will Be
Given Tonight
s.Musical Milestones,'' with
an An-Star Society Cast,
To Be Presented at Wal
dorf for Three Evenings
Sewing Classes To-day
M;ss Rowena Marsh Will Be
Bride of Lieut.. Wildman
at Pensacola March IL

Musical Milestone: A Quarter Gen.
4urv Of Song and Dance" will be pre-
.ented by the Junior League this even
ing at the Waldorf-A for charity.
The cast will be an all-star one of So
{ Hinman Bird, Mrs. Irving II. Pardee.
Was Marion Carey Dinsmore, Miss
crsce Hendrick, Miss Beatrice Dudgeon,
Miss Eleanor F. King. Miss Beatrice
Straus. Miss NJ. Symphorosa Bristed.
Miss Margaret Trimble. Miss Margaret
Warren, Miss Gevenieve Mangan,
Miss Madeleine Lynch and Miss Anna r.
Alexandra. who Will have "specialties"
Several young men, including Reginald
Townsend. will also take part A
veil of secrecy surrounds the produc-
ton. for the young women who are get
ting UP the affair wish to surprise their
friends.
Miss Grace II. R. Henry is staging
the production, which will be amateur
in name only. The dress rehearsal will
be held this afternoon, and when the
curtain goes UP tonight on the first
scene the girls taking part will be as
proficient as professionals. Tickets
NAV be had at the Office of the league,
East Forty-ffth Street. The per-
icrmance will be repeated tomorrow
and Thursday evenings, and the pro-
ceeds will be used for the benefit OF
the Maternity Center and the support
Of a children's canteen in the Bowling
Green Neighborhood Association dis
.rict A portion also will go to the
reserve fund of the Junior League to
aid some of its charities. Some of those
who have taken seats and boxes include
Mrs. E. Henry Hartman, Mrs. Edward
R. Stettinius, Mrs John f. Alexandra,
Mrs Willard D. Straight, Mrs. Howard
Carroll, Clarence H. Mackay. Charles
HAYDEN. Mr.. and Mrs William Jay
Sehieffein and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Astor Bristed.
Tuesday is always a busy day with
sewing classes during Lent. and to- day
will bring reunions of three of the
most prosperous izations-those
which work for the Fresh Air Fund of
The Cathedral of st. John the Divine
St. Luke's Hospital and Mother kath.
arine Drexel's Auxiliary. The Cathe-
dral sewing class will be entertained
by Mrs. Price Post this morning at her
home, $50 Park Avenue. Mrs Stuart
Duncan will be the hostess of ST. Luke's
class at her home, East Seventy-ffth
Street. and the members of Mother
Katharine Drexeps Auxiliary will sew
at the residence of Mrs. Charles J.
Welch, lie East Sixty-hfth Street.
The wedding of Miss Rowena Marsh
10 Lieutenant Cyril Hennin Wildman,
US. N, son of DR.. and Mrs H. Valen-
tine Wildman, of 108 West Ninety
fourth Street, will take place March 12
at Pensacola, Fla. where her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ". Marsh, re-
side. TIE engagement has just been
announced.
Miss Dorothy Ruth Fischer, daughter
Of Nr. and Mrs. Carl Fischer, of the
Apthorp, Broadway and Seventy-ninth
Street, will be married tomorrow even
ing to Robert Gilkes Clarke. The we'd
ding will take place in St. James's
( Church, Madison Avenue and Seventy
! third Street, and will be followed by
! reception at the st. Regis. Miss
Fiseher's sister, Mrs Malcolm j. Edger-
ton, will be her matron of honor, and
Mss Ada G. Titus will attend her as
maid Of honor. Her two young nieces,
the Misses Anna and Phoebe Fischer,
will serve as flower girls. The best
man will be John NJ. Plane and the
ushers will include Alexander c. Robe
son. Adam A Sutclife. c. Taylor Tap
son, Sayre Pickering, Walter s. Fischer
and Malcolm J. Edgerton. The Rev. DR..
]. T. Remensnyder will officiate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth Wickes leave
town tomorrow for Florida They are
going to Palm Beach, and will be ac-
companied by Miss katherine Wickes.
DR.. and Mrs. Leland Eggleston Cofer
nave cards out for two receptions, next
Sunday and Monday, at their home. 563
Park Avenue. Mrs. Cofer was Miss
Luisita Leland.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Widener will
give dinner and theater party to-mor-
row evening.
Mrs. Work Hewitt has sent out invi-
fstions for a dinner party at her resi-
dence, IL Lexington Avenue, March 9.