New-York tribune., 1920-02-25

YN.' Mrs' Ieorge Is. Post. Mrs. Harold
uSg u,rvlng Pratt, Mrs. John T. Pratt, Mrs.
"Ihl1eiaw HI Reid, Mrs. Ogden Reid, Mrs.
allan Appleton Robbins, Mrs. Charles
Hamilton Sabin, Mrs. Ralph Sanger
Mrs; Herbert L. Sattcrlee, Mrs. Charles
"a, n. SEMI, Mrs. Malcolm D. Sloane, Mrs.
Wi'i'am Douglas Sloane. Mrs. william
Sloane. Mrs. Charles Steele, Mrs. Archi-
paid 6. Thacher, Miss Emily Trevor.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Van.
aerbllt Webb, Mrs. w. Seward Webb.
MIS- MISS Mary Hoyt Wihorg, Mrs. Henry
rogers Winthrop and Mrs. Harry
Layne whitney. General Pershing will
VIII be Mary Garden and John McCor
mack wa
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Parmalec Prentice
are already making their summer plans
ana nave arranged to close their town
house about the middle of April and ro
to their country home at Williamstown.
Mass: ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop have
oeen spending few days at their
country place at Westbury. l.. T.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Roland N. Hartman
at the Hartman estate at Arden. N. Y.
Miss Gertrude Theresa Planten,
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. II. Rolf
Planten. Will be married at her par
ents' home. POT Carton Avenue. Brook
lyn, this evening to Laird Curtis Dins-
more. The bride is granddaugh-
ter OF the late John Rutger Planten,
VINO Tor forty years was Consul Gen
eral e1 for the Netherlands in New York.
Mrs. Harold j. Babbidge will be her sis
ters matron of honor and Miss Ger
trude Estencheid her maid of honor.
She will have four other attendants,
Mrs. Herbert Wesley Reid, Miss Marion
Bernard. Miss Florence Chase, of Brook
llyn, and Miss Schlesier, of Forest Hills.
DR.. Ward Renfrew will serve as best
Holbert, Harold j. Babbidge and Ellis
worth Harris as ushers. The ceremony
will be. performed by the Rev. DR..
Charles Carroll Alhertson
Mr.. Dinsmore, who is son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas II. Dinsmore, was
in the naval reserve during the war.
He was graduated in 1914 from Prince
ton Miss Planten was graduated from
the Packard Institute in 1917 and did
active war work
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Whitelaw, of AZ
Claremont Avenue, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Norma Whitelaw, to DR.. Wallace A. |
Pratt, of Walla Walla, Wash. Miss
Whitelaw served during the war with |
the Y. M. c. A. in this country and |
also in France and Germany. For sew
eral years she was member of the
Art Students League. DR.. Pratt was
graduated from the University Of To-
ronto and in 1917 entered the medical
corps of the A. E. F., with the rank
of captain. He returned from Germany
with the 1st Division last autumn and |
has been taking post graduate work in
surgery in this city since demo bilza-
ton. He is son of Mrs. Alexander
Pratt, Of Coburg, Can. The wedding
will take place late in March.
At the residence of Mrs. Robert L.
Gerry, SO East Seventv-ninth Street,
the Lenten Sewing Glass, which works
for the Nursery and Child's Hospital,
will have it's first meeting of the season
of the new members this year are Mrs.
Charles B. Alexander, Mrs. Edward J.
Pcaslee, Mrs. j. Wray Cleveland, Mrs.
Chester Grswold Mrs. Auerbach, Mrs.
Rubin W. Howes, Mrs. William Alex
ander, Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Miss
Eleanor LIE Roy, Mrs. E. j. Berwind,
Mrs. B. C. Porter, Mrs. Frederick Pear
son, NJ rs. De ltC CllntOn rails, MIS-.
James l. Barclay, Miss Martha S.
Bowers, Mrs. Eugene Du Bois, Mrs. F.
Ashton de Peyster, Miss Harriet Wells,
the Misses Fraser, Mrs. Morris L. Ul-
man, Mrs. Malcolm Stuart and Mrs.
Fairfax S. Landstreet.
The other meetings of the class DUR
ng Lept will be on March 4 at the
home of Mrs. Hamilton Fish, $40 Fifth
Avenue; March II, at the house of Mrs.
Lawrence l.. Gillespie, IL East Eighty
ninth Street; at Mrs. Simeon B.
Chapin's house, $50 Fifth Avenue,
March is, and at Mrs. Frank S. Wither-
bees, Fifth Avenue, March 25.
Mrs. Witherbee, who is the treasurer
of the class. is making a special ~
quest to those who are unable to at
tend the meetings to send donations OIL
money or ready made sheets or pillow
cases.
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