New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26

don Knox Boil. This was followed by
Iuhk, comedy written by, Henry
,Siapp Smith and presented, by mem
bers or the Comedy Club. In the cast
Mere Mrs' Henry Clapp Smith, Mr.. and
MRS. Harold w. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs.
larry M. Curtis, Lloyd Aspinwall and
Drelincourt M. Martin.
Tea was served during the afternoon
IN the tea room of the thcater by Mrs.
g =, Henry Alexandra in, Mrs. S. Bryce
wing, Mrs. Reginald Whitman. Mrs.
David I. l.. Van Buren,, Mrs Nathaniel
Il. Z. Rutter, Mrs Frederick +. Alex
andre. Mrs. l.. Stuart Wing and Miss
Marion Tiffany.
Programs were sold by Miss Knth-
Parish, Miss Betsy Flagg, Miss Marion
Tiffany, Miss Cornelia and Miss Sarah
Sage. Miss Isabel Rockefeller and Miss
Katharine Hoppin Post.
Among those who had seats we're
Mrs. George w. Wickersham, Mrs.
J ohm Sanford, Mrs. Walter h. James
Mrs. George f. Baker jr.. Mrs. Albert
labrskie Gray, Mrs. William Adams
Delano, Mrs: J.. Nelson Borland, Mrs.
Y: Everit Macy, Mrs. Samuel Adams
Clark, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish jr.. Mrs.
Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mrs. Charles de
| Khan and Mrs. N. Todd Porter jr
A committee composed Of Mrs Fran
els Rogers, Mrs. j. Stewart Barney,
Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb, Miss Alice
Preston, Mrs. Willard Straight, Miss
Mabel X. Beardsley, Mrs. Joseph
Thomas and Mrs. J. c. Adred are in
charge OF musicale to be given Fri
day evening at the home of Adolph
Lewlsohn, S81 Fifth Avenue. It is for
the benefit of the New York Com
munity Service clubhouse for active
and disabled service men. Miss Flor
ence Parbury and Frank Pollock will
sing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul X. Clymer, of 1877
| Riverside Drive, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Pauline Darlington Mugge, to James
Leftwlch Harrison. son of Dean anc
Mrs: Thomas Perrin Harrison, of Ra-
leigh, N. c. The announcement wa.
Miss Mugge for Mrs. John Baker. Nj
Harrison was graduated from the Uni
versity of North Carolina in 1915 ant
served during the war as captain O.
infantry in France. He now holds ,
position with the National City Banl
of New York, The wedding will tax,
place In October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Lewis, Of 32(
West Seventy eighth Street, at a te,
Sunday afternoon announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Mar,
Lewis, to Russell Hopknson, son O.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hopkinson, Of 52I
Park Avenue. Mr.. Hopknson is mem
ber of the 1921 class of Princeton.
Miss Elsie A. Munning. daughter O
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Munnirfg, Of 70;
East Seventeenth Street, Brooklyn, will
be married to John A. Bauer. of Viii
mette, H.. on June 81
Mrs. Charles Sumner Burch. who wa
at the Ponce de Leon, St. Augustine
and also at Ashevlle with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Arnaldo Marson, of 118 Eas
guest of Bishop Alfred Harding AM
Miss Harding at Mount st. Alban,
Washington.
Mrs Willard Straight. of 1870 Fiftl
Avenue, has invited a number O
friends to meet Miss Mary +. Woolley
president Of Mount Holyoke College, a
4 o'clock this afternoon at her home
Miss Wolley will speak on "The Crisi
in Women's Education"
Captain and Mrs. Brian G. Curtis, o
116 East Sixty-second Street, who ar
at Caracas, Venezuela, will leave Their
within q day or two for the Cana
Zone and return home by way of tn
Pacific and Canadian Rockies, reachin,
New York about the middle Of June.
Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax Stuart Land
street jr., who were married in Chand
Ter, Ariz., on March 20, and wer
guests of Mr.. Landstreet's parents, a
563 Parkt Avenue. for a few days
have started for their future home i
Huntington, w. Va. Mrs. Landstree
was Miss Eleanor Hoover, of Wash