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Williams news., 1920-05-28
When to Cultivate Corn

The best answer to the ques ton of how frequently corn should be cultivated, say spec, ialists of the United States De- partment of Agriculture, is that it should be cultivated often enough to keep down weedf and maintain constantly a loose soil mulch till the corn has at tained it's growth. To this end Q greater number of cultivations will be necessary when rains at intervals of about a week cause the surface soil to run together and crust. This crust must be broken and the soil mulch re- stored, or excessive run off and evaporation will soon rob the soil of it's moisture.
 Promptness in restoring the soil mulch after a rain is inn portant. With double cultivaU- ors widened and by driving astride each alternate row, the mulch is restored in half the time necessary to drive astride of every row.
Williams news., 1920-05-28
N. Y. ORDERS CT" BRAND
 FOR TUBERCULAR COWS

By a recent order of the New York commissioner of agricul- ture, all practicing veterinar- ians in that state are required to brand cattle found by them to be affected with tuberculosis. The order specifies that the brand shall be the letter "T'' not less than 2 nor more than 3 inches high and on the left jaw.
 The new regulation, which became effective in March, was issued by Commissioner Charles s. Wilson under authority of the agricultural law. The order applies to all bovine animals within the limits of the state. Veterinary experts of the Unit ed States Department of Agri, culture consider it will be of great value to livestock breed CTS of New York and also an i'm portant step for any state to take in the progress of eradica- ton. Reactors are permanent. ly marked by the branding pro- cess and in cases where they are not slaughtered the possibil. ity of their being disposed of or losing their identity is greatly lessened, if not entirely elimi- mated.
Williams news., 1920-05-28
FARMERS COLUMN
Imported Butter Denied Entry


 Several shipments of butter offered for entry into the Unit ed States from foreign coun- tries have been denied entry be- cause the butter failed to come up to requirements of the Fed eral food and drugs act, accord. ing to Officials of the bureau of Chemistry, United States De partment of Agriculture. The imported butter has to meet the same standards and tests as the domestic product. The major ity of the shipments which were refused entry contained too lit tie butter fat and too much salt and water, but a few contained boric acid, harmful preserva- tive.
 More butter came into the United States last year than during any other single year for the last ten years. The quantity of butter exported from the United States was also larger than normal and more than three times as much as the imports.
Williams news., 1920-05-28
Grand Canyon Drug Co.
 ''The Rexall Store''

quail in America from time to time, and it has recently devel- oped in a shipment of bob whites received from Mexico. Several of the birds are under observation at the Division of Pathology, United States De- partment of Agriculture, in the hope that preventative means may be found to protect the birds.
Williams news., 1920-05-28
"Drink More Milk" Succeeds

Drink More Milk" Succeeds
 Milk is plentiful on practical ly every farm in the Middle West, yet comparatively little Is drunk by farmers children. In fact, less milk is drunk by farm boys and girls, taking the whole country over, than by city children, statistics show. The Dairy Division of the Dept. of Agriculture is changing this condition.
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari- zona, April 28, 1920.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Anna E. Tindall, widow of Thomas H. Tindall, of Parks, Arizona, who, on May 24, 1916. made Homestead Entry, No, 03O404, for SWHSEH, W1h- SEA- SEA-, WIZ NE H SEE H- SEA-, SE14SEASEA, Sh- IN w "A SEA-, SI2N 12 N w 14- SEA-, SWANEASEH, Wiz SEANEA SEA-, S12 NWH- NEASEH, SW14NEh NE f. SEA- Sec. 25, Township 23-N., Range 4-E., G. & s. R. B. & M., has filed notice of intention 10 make Three Year Proof to es- tablish claim to the land above described, before Tom L. Rees, Clerk of the Superior Court, at Flagstaff, Arizona, on the 9th day of June, 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses |: Robert w. Watson, Clarence Watson, John H. Morgan, all 3 of Parks, Arizona, Robert R. Gleason, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL,
 Register.
Williams news., 1920-05-28
New Outbreak of Quail Diseass

A Federal regulation recently invoked in order to prohibit importations of live quail from Mexico into the United States except from November 15 to April 10, inclusive, calls atten- tlon to a new outbreak of the Quail disease" This is a high ly contagious and rapidly fatal disease which appears among
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Nordl Ball To BE Ciren
Tuesday at the Corryucdoro

The Naval Ball will be given Tues
day at the Hotel Comm odore for the
benefit of the Navy Club, under the
patronage Of the officers Of the Atlantic
feet. The ball will celebrate the ami
versarv of the landing Of the Pilgrims
on Plymouth Rock MANY dinners are
Being given by the patronesses and
boxholders, among whom are Mrs Vim
cent Astor, Mrs. John Henry Hammond,
Mrs. Spencer Turner, Mrs Thayer
Rohb and Mrs. |. Chauncey McKeever.
Mrs Julian Robbins is chairman Of
TIE ball committee and Miss Juiana
Cutting vice-chairman. Mrs Casimir de
Rham is chairman of the dance commit
tee, which has on its list many debu-
tantes OF TIE season.
The members of the committee are
Miss Mary Lockwood, Miss Georgina
Wells. Miss Hope Lincoln Miss Phyllis
Batcheller, Miss Emily s. Hammond,
Miss Katherine Post. Miss France ;
Mott. Miss Elizabeth Lee Dodge Miss
Isabella W God. Miss Katherine Van
Ingen, Miss Eleanor Francke Miss
Annie Burr Auchincloss, Miss Wanden
T.. Mathews, Miss Mary Wistar Morris,
Miss Helen l.. S Trevor MISS Dorothy
Sharp, Miss Betty Thompson, Miss
Eleanor Landon, Miss Isabel Rockefel-
Ter, Miss Mildred Maude Smith, Miss
Mary Hurd, Miss Clara Lee, Miss Polly
Lincoln. Miss Helen Lee, Miss Eleanor
Hurd, Miss Jean Fletcher, Miss Kath
crime Emmett and Miss Alice Dawson.
The floor committee. with Henry Bar
tow Farr as chairman, has a large rep.
rasentation Of officers, among whom
are Lieutenant Colonel Evans, Lieutcn-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Round of Entertainments
Keeps Debutantes Busy

Many entertainments were given yes
terday fol the debutantes, beginning
early in the day with lunchcons, fol-
lowed by receptions. dinners, theater
parties and closing with two or three
large dances In fact, it was the busi-
est day cf the season.
The largest affair of the day was the
dance gl.en by Edmund Randolph at
the Ritz Carton for his deb tantc
laughter, Mss Ellen Randolph The
guests, numbering about 400, came on
l,oM several dinners given previous to
the dance. The guests on their arrival
at the Ritz were received at the en-
trance to the ballroom by the dcbutante
pa he, two aunts, Mrs f. Egerton
Thele was general dancing throueh ehout
the evening. supper was served at
midnight.
Among the guests were Miss Annie
Barr Auch nc.oss. Miss Marion Hoff-
man, Miss Caroline Prentice, Miss lsa-
bel Rockefeller, Miss Susan Coppcll,
Miss Adele Sloane Hammond. Miss
Evelyn Locw, Miss Mary Wistar Nor
ris. Miss Helen Trevor, Miss Georgina
Wells, Miss Lefty Barber. Miss Clara
r. Workum. MISS Katherine Wltherbec
y INUClS, MISS MuILilu OltIcy, I 100 MAJ
Cameron, Maurice Roche, Frank Gould,
Oliver Gould jennings jr., Alan Harri-
man, Harvey S. Ladew, w. Trumbull
Thomas. Maury II. b. Paul, Mered tn
Tyne, Coils Coo, Percy r. Pyne I'd. l..
Gordon HaIncrsley and Ludlow Fowler.
Mrs. Cass Gilbert gnvo dance last
night Mt her home, AZ East Sixty fourth
Street, for her daughters, Mrs. Charles
M. Post and Miss Emily F. Gilbert 1T
was n small informal affair and limited
to intimate friends.
Mrs. Alfred Andrews Whitman, Of
1873 Central Park South, gave rccep-
ton yesterday afternoon at the Cos
mopolitan Club to present her dnugh-
ter, Miss Carmen Mnchado Whitman.
dinner followed, and afterwnrd the
guests were taken TO the Conan The
atsr. In the receiving party were Miss
Jean MofIat, Miss Rossmond Upham.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

after Christmas in the Longacre The
ater. Mrs. Franklin Robinson is presi-
dent of the board Of directors, and she
is especially bus" with the forthcom-
ing matinees, which will be given for
the benefit of the schools permanent
building fund. Mrs. James Clifton
Edgar is chairman of the publicity COM
mittee.
The matinees will be given December
27, % and 80. The bill inc des "The
Princess Winsome." Dancing Dolls.
"Adventures of Lady Urusla" and 4
series Of tableaus arranged by Ben Ali
Naggin.
The board Of directors includes Mrs.
Robinson president; Miss Alice Smith.
v.ce-president; Mrs. Monroe D. Robin
son, secretary; William A. Greer.
Susan D. Bliss, Mrs John j. Chapman.
Mrs. John Adam Dix, Mrs. j. Clifton
Edgar, Miss Jane H. Hall, Mrs. Edward
8. Harkness, Mrs. Henry R. Hoyt, Miss
Cornelia Landon, Mrs. Thomas S. Nc
Lane, Miss Beatrice G.. Pratt, Mrs Nor
man P. Ream. Mrs John J Riker Miss
Grace Sc willie, Mrs. James Speyer, Mrs
Ernest NJ. Stires. Mrs. James B. Taylor,
Yrs. John S. Thacher, Mrs. Allen M.
Thomas, Mrs. James NJ Varnnn. Mrs.
Louis V. De Foe and Mrs. Robert Ly-
man.
Many women have arranged FOR
theater parties for children, among
en- beng Mrs Eversley Childs jr.,
Nrs. william 6. Dickcrman, Mrs. John
.Ienry Hammond, Mrs william Faver-
shsm, Mrs. + Ziegtcld jr., Mrs Ed
ard S. Hardness. Mrs Norman p.
Rcsm, Mrs r. J Stafford, Miss Edith
Agnew, Mrs Thornd.ke Deland, Mrs.
ohm Jay Chapman. Mrs Charles Whit
man, Mrs. Richard II. Hoe, Mrs. Dave
Norris, Mrs. A. Barr Mrs Edward
Ltaming, Mrs. r. w. Carle, Mrs. 8. c.
Mills. Mrs. Z Moses, Mrs Morris Mil
Ter, Mrs. +. s. Auchincloss jr Mrs j.
l.. Evans, Mrs. H. q Kean, Geraldine
Farrar and Cilda Varesi.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

Among the ushers will be Miss
Geraldine McAlpin, Miss Katherine
Hurd, Miss Laura Harding, Miss Helen
Trevor, Miss Georgina Wells, Miss
Katharine Francis, Miss Constance
Nash. Miss Ellen Randolph. Miss Annie
Burr Auchincloss, Miss Elizabeth Lee
Dodge. Miss Eliza Parish, Miss Gerald
me Thompson, Miss Molly Cogswell,
Miss Elizabeth Meeker, Miss Susan
Coppell. Miss Frances Norton, Miss
Adele Ryan, Miss Margaret Dawson.
Miss Gertrude Ogden, Miss Betty
Thompson, Miss Betty Chisolm, Miss
Janet Croll, Miss Emily Hammond,
Miss Elise Hughes, Miss Ruth Ogden.
Miss Helena Ogden, Miss Louise Schief-
felln, Miss Betty Smonson, Miss Mary
Strange, Miss Margaret Tucker, Mss
Martha Lambert, Miss Ruth Marden.
Mss Frances Mott, Miss Cornelia Sage.
MISS Gladys Llvermore, Miss Katherine
Knapp, Miss Laura Mabon and Miss
Dorothy Collins.
The patronesses include Mrs. Clevc-
land Fl. Dodge, Mrs. Charles 3. Alex
ander, Mrs. William P. Hamilton. Mis-.
Herbert l. Satterlee, Mrs. Harold |.
Pratt. Mrs Herbert D. Pratt, Mrs. Georre
Pratt. Mrs Robert Bacon, Mrs Walter
Jennings, Mrs. Otto H Kahn, Mrs. James
Speyer. Mrs. Louis H. Lanham. Mr.
William Church Osborn. Mrs Frank
Grey Griswo.d, Mrs. John +. Parsons.
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbllt. Mrs. Paul Warbufg, Mrs. Felix
Warbutg. Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan, Mrs.
Henry Morgenthau and Miss Annie
Jennings
Tickets, for which 10 charge will be
nd y
sell. Room sos, 81 West Thirty-nia,h
Street
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

Miss Ina Thomas, Miss Aileen Webster
and Miss Katherine SLraus.
At the tea table were Mrs. Oswald
knauth. Miss Elise Morgan. Miss Mar
jcre Benson and Miss Marion Whit
man.
Mrs. Ellie Nadelmnn gave a recep-
ton, with dancing, esterday afternoon
at her home, 6l2 Fifth Avenue. to in
troduce her daughter. Miss Ai.een Flan-
merry. The debutante and her other
received alone.
Earlier in the day Mrs. William G..
Rockefeller and Mrs. Percy A. Rookie
feler gave n reception in the ballroom
If tne Colony Clue TO present lrfol M
ally to society the attcr's daughter.
Miss Isabel Rockefeller. The debutante
was assisted in receiving by Miss
Kathleen Beale Crawford, Miss Eleanor
Hurd and Miss Dorothy Walker.
Another luncheon of yesterday was
that given by Mrs. Oliver Benedict
Bridcman in her apartment at 393 Park
Avenue for Miss Rose Dullard. daugh-
ter Of Major General and Mrs. Robert
Lee Blu lard, of Governors Island.
Among the guests were Miss Peggy
w niue, MISS DOIOIItJ pucl uIhi NiioS
Helen Stotesbury, Miss Margaret de
Forest, Miss Catherine Hall, Miss AL
media Conrad, Miss Helen Outerbridgc.
Miss Virginia de Haven Miss Margaret
". Dawson. Miss Laura Mabon, Miss
Margaret Dorothy Greene ard Miss Mil
dred Biddlc, Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Reginald Barclay gave lunch
con yesterday at her home. 5 East
Sevonty-e eighth Street for Miss Clara
F. Worlum. the debutante daughter Of
Mrs. julius f. Workum. The guests
included Miss Hetty Barber. Miss Der
tha Barclay. Miss Emily S. Hammond.
Miss Virginia Fox, Miss Elizabeth
Meeker. Miss Dorothy Clemens, Miss
Annie Burr Auchncloss, Miss Ger
trude Ogden, Miss Barbara f. Hooker
Miss Molly Van Rensselaer, Cogswell
Miss Eliza S. Parish, Mias Eleanor
Towne. Miss Lucy BulkleN and Miss
Isabella w O0ds
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Yuletide Season
Brings Interesting
List of BetrOthals
Engagements Include Those
of Miss Isabel Elliott to
r.. F. Howe and Miss Bea.
riceDraperto Elliott Cobb

The approach Of Christmas always
teresting engagements and in the last
few days several have been made.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Elliott. o. 325
known the engag ernent of ther d,ugh-
ter, Miss Isabel Spence Elliott, to
Roland Fiel d Howe, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Z. Lee Howe, of White Plains.
Miss Elliott is graduate of Packer
Collegiate Inat.tute Of Brooklyn h'r
Howe served as an ensign in the United
States Navy during the war
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Draper. of
30T West Eighticth Street, announced
the engagement Of their daughter, .N!as
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb
No date has been set for the wedding
ny and Mrs. William A. Wilson
of 253 West Seventy-fourrh Street, an
nource the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Muriel Adair. to Frank c. Hol Il ister
ir.. son of Dr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Hol-
Lister, 264 West Seventy seventh Street
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Flushing, of
Brooklyn, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Edna Alice Flush
ing, TO Harold D. Storey. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Cummings Storey, of
Wcstchester County Mr. Storey is q
graduate Of Columbia College and
Columbia Law School. He served in
he United States Navy during the
World War, and is an officer in the
State Coast Artillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gcorre Har+lev "a
Huray. of Summit, N. J., hive an
nounced the engagement of their niece,
Mss Claudia Elizabeth Kellogg, to
Charles Ernest Haines, son of MIR and
Mrs. Charles Davis Haines, of Pelham
Mr.. Haines was graduated from Yale in
1919.
MIR. and Mrs. f Samueis, Of $40 West
10th Street, announce the annulment
Of the engagement of their daughter
Cecile, to Ralph Appel.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Christmas Festirat
Arvougcd for Children

One little mothers aid association,
Of which Mrs. Clarence Burns is press
dc'lt, will have it's annual Christmas
festival December % at the head
quarters, Happy Day House, 236 Sec
ond Avenue. The entertainment will
be followed by refreshments, and
each ch ID, about six hundred of them,
WI receive pair vf stockings, hand
kerchlefs, candy ard . doll.
A play and dance viii ne given by
the nurses and doctors of the Post.
Graduate Hospital at Delmonico's to-
morrow night as their share in the
iinal DIR ve for a $1,000 600 fund for .ha
hosrital.
The management of Delmon;co's has
contr buted the use of the large ball
room for the performance and dance,
A feature Of the entertainment will be
song for wnich Olga Petrova has
written The words and Ward Stephens
the muse. Vaughan Godfrey is coach-
ing the company and an excellent per-
iorm@nre IS prox ed.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Fred
II. Albee, Mrs. J Turner Atterbury'
Mrs. Albert Gsliatin. Hrs Bentleu
sGaier, Mrs John 7. Erdman, Mrs. Rob,
crt Tod, Mrs. Henry Hoyt, Mrs Fred.
Il
Mrs. James Roosevelt, Mrs. SCHUYLER
Clark, Mrs Wesley Vincent. Mrs
George Cabin and Mrs. james \. West
The usual Christmas celebration O.
the Free lndustr al School for Crippled
Children and the Lulu Thoriey Home
" i take place n the school, All West
Fifty-seventh Street. Thursday. There
wiz be large Christmas tree, and
present and money gift ave been BRO
vlded for each child by the president
Colonel Walter Scott Other officers
members and friends of the societs
have provided the tree, turkey, ics
cream and cake and many other gifts
The Christmas feast viii be serve{
after the exercises. in which the chill,
dren will take part. cons sting ot
Christmas songs and rccitations. Mar,
OF the children are very talented. anl
the teachers give individual attentios
to their training and development.
A Union Settlement BAN is to "a
given January 2S at the Ritz. CarltoA
Many dinner parties Will precede il
and the debutantes of the winter VIII
be we'll represented The bali cord
mit,ee comprises Mr.. Henry p. Davi
son chairman; Mrs. James r. Sheffield
honorary chairman; Miss Annie Bun
Auchncloss, Chairman OF the debutan.,
committee; Mrs. William S. Edges
Mrs: James II. Sheffield, Mrs. Edwi,
NJ. Bulkley, Miss + len S. Marvin. Mr.,
Thomas +. Satterthwaite. Mrs, Reci
naid Barclay and Mrs. Frederick al
Moss, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Organizations Unite TO Aid
Europe's Hungry Children
olony, Women's City and Cosmopolitan Clubs
Sponsor Meeting To BE Held To-day in Meiropol
;tan Opera House to Raise Funds for 35, ,OO0, 900

Entertainments charity will figure prominently dongs
IN the social world and the members society," including
boys and girls home school and college,
most Of the affairs The to-day Christmas meet
ing at the Metropolitan House
starving children The board
has joined the boards the
sponsoring the meeting Members the
Fhys Baheer will ushers The
some Of New York debuantes
blue sashes They will be assisted uniform
who will distribute pledges.
For the first time the all the leading organiza
on representing the diversity together
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Agnes gn de Seldingg
Becomes the Bride
Of w. L. Van Leer
Among Weddings of Week Is
That Of Miss Rhoda Am
derson Higgins to Edward
w. Warren, Of Scranton

Miss Agnes de sediuR. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Shrewsbury de Seld-
ing, Of 80 East Eighty-sixth Street,
vas married to William Leicester Van
.-s"r yesterday afternoon in St. Jane 5
Church, Madison Avenue and Seventy
first Street. The ceremony was per-
-ormed ny Bishop James Craig Norris
Of Panama, assisted by the Rev Dr.
Franz W. Crowdcr. Miss Josephine de
Sclding was her sisters maid Of lionor,
and the ether attendants were Mrs. AL
fred CLARK Bedford. Of BrooAlyn; III IS
s.ieanoi tales Coward, Miss Catherine
Okie and Miss Dorothy Hamilton, OF
Mannattan; Miss Esther smith, Of
huntington. l.. L.. and Miss Josephine
Primrose Reeves, of Philadelphia. Mr..
Van Leer. who is son Of lar. and Mrs
William Minlzcr Van Lecr. Of Philadcl-
pk.a, had for rNs best man Irving T.
Eartlett, of Great Neck, and his ushers
were EDWARD Fitzgerald de :oelding, Of
summit N. j., cousin Of the bride, and
Ger brother n-law. Henry Mason Day,
Of Manhattan; Spencer l.. Jones, Ed
ward Lcngs.retn. Henry Clay Adams
and William Hudson, all Of Philadei-
pha; RoDer. Dixon Bartlett, OF Dalti-
more, and Edward c. Slower. Of Trenton
The marriage Of Miss Rhoda Ander-
son Hggins, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
Richard n. Higgins, Of 40 Park Avo-
nuc. 70 Edward Willard Warren, Of
Scranton, took place at 4 clock yes
.e.day afternoon in the Brick presby-
-crian Church. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. DR.. William r.
Merrill, and a reception followed at the
Ritz Carlton. Miss Helen +. James was
the brides maid Of honor, and the
bridesmaids wero Miss Grnce Il. Col
gate, Misc Nancy Walker. Mira. James
" Cox jr., of this city, and Miss Mar
saret Nj. Miner, Of Wilkes Barre, Pa
Miss Jane Cowdry and Miss Sarah
Scranton. nieces Of Mr. Warren, were
the flower girls.
Nathaniel &. Robertson jr. served as
best man, and the ushers were Dunham
barney, Wimarth Lewis, }. Philip
iscr, Monroe Parsons, William A.
Forbes I'd, Cassius CLAW, william Jer-
avn and Edward c. p moro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren vii make their
tome in Kew Haven until juno L, when
thcy Will no to Scranton TO reside.
The wedding Of Miss Olive Ogden.
davrhter Of tho late Mrs. Guy Minton
by a former marriage, and DouKln, Rob-
nson Gray, g1n Of Mr.. and Mrs George
TIT Gray, OF B75 Riverside Drive, took
place yesterday afternoon At the home
Of the brides stepfathsr, Guy Mtnton,
in Chathsn,, N. i. Tho ceremony wns
performed by the Rev. J. MacNnugh-
ton, Of Chatham, assisted BY the Rev.
Burlsgh CruickshsnA
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Events fol. Students Back
For Holiday Fill Calendar
Each Days Social Program for Christmas Week Is
Crowded With Receptions, Dinners and Dances
for Debutantes and Boys and Girls From Schools

Christmas week always the and brilliant of the
with New society," days
entertainments for the dbutante the
holidays Each crowded
Dinners heater Mr..
and M and Mrs Walter Marvin will
the children, Miss
Pennington; Miss Judith H. Marvin attending Miss
School, and Runsey Marvin, graduate al Yale
Mrs Robert L. Steven who
night the RitzCaon her debutane daughter Miss Mary
Stevens recalled the invitations owing the
her Stevens Steven
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

ISS CURTIN is daughter Mr.. Mrs. j.
WI West
son Holt, Of Chicago, announced days ago.
Miss Hooker
Hooker, Of 90? Faith AVenue. She DW
January at luncheon her mother cN give for her,.
Mrs Wlslow Of tho poonesses the Bubble
Miss Mam0Ue daughter of Mr.. Mrs f.
rle of Seuen-second been introduced
0 soclcty
Miss Talbot is daughter Roy Herck Talbot
Her Robert Chambers Of Mr. and Mrs.
Hooert W. Chambers announced by
aunt, Mr.. Mrs. Victor Cunnock
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

On Tuesday comes the Nav Ball, in
which society is greatly interested and
which will be given al the Hotel Com
modore. II will be preceded by numer-
Gus dinners. Mrs. Vincent Astor will
givs one for Admiral H. B. Wilson,
Commander Of tn. Atlantic feet. and
Mrs. Wilson. at her home. $40 Fifth
avenue, and afterward take her guests
70 the dance
4 dance will be given the same even
hg At The Hotel Piaza for the benefit
q the Mad son Avenue Exchange for
Women's Work. The proceeds will be
used for the building fund OF the new
exchange, at TAG Madison Avenue.
Mrs George Barton French will give
scinner and tneater party Tuesday TOR
M'ss Isabella Wood, Mss Helen L. S.
Trevor and Miss Betty Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

ant Commander f e NJ. Whiting.
Lieutenant Commander Percy North
croit. L eutenant Commander A. W.
Damn. Lieutenant J. u. Pennington,
Lieutenant c Withers, Lieutenant J.
K Cronin, Lieutenant +. II. Gilmer.
Lieutenant T pew Needcr and Lieu
tenant L. McCutcheon
Tickets at s. each and boxes at $50
and SioO each may be obtained at the
Street, and at the home of Mrs. A. Bar
ton Hepburn, $50 Park Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Miss Carter Married

Miss Gladys B. Carter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel 7. Carter jr., Of
o40 Woodland Avenue, of Plairfcld n.
j., became the bride of Howard Cop
land RoNinsrn, sn rs n an Mrs
James +. Robinson. of Hotchkiss School,
Lakcville. Conn. 1T ! o'clcck - ~ v
afternoon. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. John ]. Moment in
the Crescent Avenue y, \
Church Mt Plainfeld. A reception fol-
loved at the homo Of the brides par
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Dunsunt to Aid Home
For Destitute Blind

A dansant win be given Thursday
afternoon at the Colony Club for the
benefit Of the Home for Destitute Blind.
It will be for girls not yet out. Tho
women in charge arc Mrs John E.
Alexandra, Mrs. Morton L. Schwartz,
Mrs. John r Drcxcl jr.. Mrs. Newbold
Morris and Mrs. James Lenox Banks jr.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Mrs. william p. Hardenburgh gives
a znal d nc, Chrislmrs Eve a. her
hone, 10 East Sizty-fourth Street.

The first Of the Friday Juniors takes
place Friday at the Hotel Plaza. under
The direction Of Miss Georgiana Har-
riman Owen The second one viii take
place New Years. Eve and the third
and final one during the Easter holi-
fays. The patronesseA include Mrs.
Eamuel Sloan Auch sncloss. Mrs Thomaa
W. Lamont, Mrk. &. Trowbridgc Hollis
ttrr, Mrs.. George -. Pratt. Mrs. Jhmcs
y. LowelI, MYs. Dudley Phelps. Mrs. G.
ahatneey shl,man and Mrs. Percy II.
Stewart