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tumn. Last November she was the house
guest at West Point of Mrs. Arthur
Macarthur. mother OF the commandant
of the Military Academy. and she and
Miss Gladys Hinckley of Washington.
were guests of Gen. Macarthur in his
box at the last Army-Navy football
game in New York. Mrs. Brooks Is the
mother OF two attractive children. "a
boy and girl, who live with her.
! Gen. Macarthur is q son of the late
Lieut.. Gen. Arthur Macarthur. u. S. A.,
and was born in Arkansas in 1880. In
1905 he was graduated from the West
Point Academy at the head of his class.
and has since had a brilliant career
in the army.
After finishing at West Point he was
graduated from the Army Engineering
School of Application and then there
were periods of service in California, the
Philippines, Japan. Mexico and In Wash
ington. Later he was assigned to the
General Staff. During the Mexican eA-
peditIon of 1914 he acted as military
censor in Washington. He accompanied
Gen. pershing's earliest forces to.Frar,aa,
where he commanded the Eighty-for-th
Infantry Brigade and was In the thick
OF the fighting In the Champagne-Marnc
and Aisne-M Marine defensives and later
in the st. Mihiel, Essey, Pannes. Meuse-
Argonne and Sedan offensives. Si1ce
1919 he has been eommandant at West
Point and is enc of the youngest men
ever holding that position.
Gen. MacArthur's war honors include
the d. S. NJ and d. s. c. from the Unitei
States, Legion OF Honor and Croix de
Guerre from France, the Italian War
Cross and the Order OF Leopold of Bel
GUM.
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j. A. Donald, Once
Shipping Head, Dies
Former Member of United
States Board and Leading
Steamship Executive.

John A. Donald aged e5. formerlv n
member OF the United States Shipping
Board and a prominent steamship man
OF this city. died OF pneumonia early
yesterday ir his home in Rye, ". Y.
Although Mr.. Donald disposed of the
Donald Steamship Company when Presi-
dent Wilson appointed him to the Ship
ping Board early In 1917, he was en-
gagged at tho tina OF ,..l death In ns-
gotiations to bring the line, now part
Of the Oriental Navigation Company.
under his own control once more. On
Tuesday he became III in his office and
was taken to his home.
Mr.. Donald was born In Kirkintllloch,
scotland. After his education was COM
pleted he served as an office how In
the same shipping firm at Glasgow IN
waich one clerk was Joseph Maclay
later Sir Joseph, Minister for Shipping
OF Great Britain. lie settled here In
1888
Mr.. Donald in 1897 purchased his first
ship. and In 1902 established the Donald
steamship Company. He devoted him
self to the upbuilding OF this company.
a freight line. until 1917. He was one
Of the first Shipping Board commis-
sioners appointed and the only one
who served the full term for which
he was selected. On completion OF his
term early last year he began 10 pick
up the threads of his private business
again.
Mr.. Donald leaves his wife aud two
sons. who were engaged In the shipping
business with him. Funeral services
will be held to-day in ST. JOINS Epis-
copal Church. Rosebank. S. l.. of which
he was q warden
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E N G. A G. E D .

COHAN-BLUM--Mr and Mrs Sol Blum of
1851 broadway announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Beatrice. TO Mr.. Edwin
King cohan. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
King Cohan. New Orleans papers please
copy.
COLE-DODD.-Mrs. Eugene X. Burnett of
10 East 54th st. and East Hampton. l.. l..
announces the engagement of her daughter.
Miss Helen Dodd. by her former mar
riage. to Mr.. John Nelson Cole son OF the
late Rev. John n. Cole OF i20 East Thir-
tieth ST, New York city. formerly Of
Raleigh. n. G.
GREENSTEIN-LEVY.- and Mrs. Abra-
ham Levy. of III West End av. announce
the betrothal of their daughter. Blanche,
% Ir Max Greenstein. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel fireenstep OF 924 West End
ay. Reception al III West End av. Janu-
AIRY %. 1922, from to P. NJ. No cards
HIRSCH-HoMER.--Mr and Mrs. Eugene NJ.
Homer OF 5i1 West 124th st. announce the
betrothat OF their daughter, Leona Eu-
genia. TO jerome II. Hirsch, son OF Or.
and Mrs. Henry Philip Rirsoh. At home
SUNDAY, January 20, from s to @ O'CLOCK.
No cards.
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M A r r | A C E S

BACON-PIERSON.- MIR. and Mrs. p. NJ.
pierson Of Ossining, ". y, have the honor
10 announce the marriage OF .heir
daughter, Mary Alden, to John Farbank
Bacon. Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fairbank Bacon OF Tarrytowu, N. Y, on
Saturday. October 20. 1921. at Ithaca,
N. Y.
BLUM-LEIBSoHN.--Af Israel Leibsohn an
rounces tho marriage OF his daughter.
Eva, to Mr. Harry Blum, January 8, 1922.
Wilkesbarre papers please copy.
DAyTS-THURSTON.-- and Mrs. Richard
Thurston announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Mary Thurston, to Bryan
s. Davis. son of Mrs. Alice Davis of New
Rochelle, on Saturday, January IL, 1882,
IN the chantry of Grace Church by Or.
Charles Lewis Slattery.
DUMONT-BAILEY.-Mr and Mrs. Leon o.
Bailey of Bronxville announce the mar
riage on Saturday, January IA. 1922, Of
their daughter Caroline. TO Charles Wal
ter Dumont, Jr. by the Rev. William g..
Ivie of Grace Church, Brooklyn.
LYONS - CRABF'ELDER. = Mrs. Samuel
Grabfelder of SIG West 163th st. announces
tbsi marriage OF her daughter, Viola, TO
Mr.. Gabriel ii. Lyons, on January .. 1929.
STRAUSS-H S-HoCHHEIsER.-Mr and Mrs.
Meyer Hochheiser. 25S Hart St, Brooklyn,
announce the marriage of their daughter,
Rose, to Mr.. Herman Strauss. 1914 East
10th ST., Manhattan. January TO-
TARN-HEwITT.- Harvey 7. Hewitt Of
SO East STth st. announces the marriage
OF her daughter. Marjorie Irene. to Mr.
Thomas Rees Tarn on Tuesday, January
10. 1922. In the city OF New York.
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War Comrades
attend Col. Coils.
at His Wedding
Miss f. M. Williamson Married
to Son of Late General and
Mrs. G. II. T. Coils.

In st. Pauls Chapel of Columbia Uni
versity yesterday Miss Frances May
Williamson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Williauson. of Sunny Crest
Poughkeepsie. N. ", was married to
Col Lloyd Co1fIs. son Of the late Gen
and Mrs. Charles H. T. Coils of this
city. The ceremony. which was wit
messed by relatives, and close friends
was performed by Suffragan Bishop
Herbert Shipman. 1Ss.
The bride entered the chapel with her
father. Her only attendant was Sara
Sutcliffe. her little niece. as flower girl
Major Raymond r. Calkins. who served
eighteen months with Col. Coils in
France. acted as his best man. The
bridegrooms sisorwas attended by Major
Gen. Daniel Appleton for many years in
command Of the Seventh Regiment The
ushers. all of whom served with Co..
Coils. either In France or on the Mex
can border. were Generals George A.
Wingate. Robert d. Walsh and Oliver
j. Bridgman, and Major Henry II. Cur
ran. There was a small reception at
the Claremont.
Col. Coils and his bride will sail for
Europernest month afteE- O., trip South.
They intend To- make y tour OF the
World, --s-- - y -r-.-s r. Z
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard 1. Campo of
7s9 West End avenue have announced
the engagement of Miss Leontine Gene
Campe to Mr. Henry f. Monheirler, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph III. Monheimer
The engagement is announced of Miss
Blanche Miller, daughter of Mr.. arj
Mrs. Samuel Miller of 1912 East Twenty
first street, Brooklyn. to Mr.. Mortimer
B. Zuchert. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Zuchert.
At 4 bridge party given yesterday the
engagement was announced of Miss Lii
liam Van Cleve, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward M, Van Cleve OF the New
York Institute for the Education OF the
Blind, to Mr.. John Kinner Blitz OF Fort
Wayne, Ind. Miss Van Cleve is Vassar
graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs Adolphe ". Du Mahaut
of 25J West Eighty-fourth street have.
announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Adelaide Corale Du
Mahaut. to Mr. Jules Kahn of 1864 Lex
ington avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Moore Cragin or
Brooklyn announce the engagement or
their daughter. Miss Dorothy Dumont
Cragin. to Mr.. Carlton Allen Parker
son of Mrs. John A. Jordan of San
Francisco. formerly lieutenant i'm the
United States Air Service In France AMI
Italy.
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< ..lciARrsoN-BENNETr..

Miss Violet Bennett, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. Alden Lewis Bennett Of
Montclair. N j.. and Mr.. j. Sylvester
Carlson Of New York were married yes
terday afternoon in the chantry Of st.
Thomas's Church, New York. The we'd
ding was a small one, only relatives and
intimate friends being present. The
brides father performed the ceremony,
assisted by the Rev. Luke NJ White, rec
tor of st. Luke's HEpiscopal Church,
Montclair, and Bishop Wilson r. Stesvly
of Newark. Miss Dorothy Wight was
the brides attendant and Mr.. Frederick
Newell was best man. Following the
ceremony there was a reception at the
Hotel Gotham. rr,
The bride was one Of the founders Of
the Montclair Chapter Of the Red Cross
and served in France during the war
with the Y. NJ C.. A.
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ELSIE JAMS TO PLAY.
WITH JUNIOR LEAGUE
Will Take Part IN Production
--.--..--.-,~of Ready Made.

Miss Elsie Janis will join the forces Of
the amateur actresses, singers and
dancers in the Junior League in one
phase of the leagues forthcoming pro-
duction of Ready Mada" in the Plaza
on the nights Of January 26, 27 and %.
At the close of each performance there
is to bs a cabaret, for which 81 extra
admission. will be charged. and with
good reason. because the cabarets are
to be nearly as sprightly as Ready
Made" itself. 1t will be at the cabaret
following the last performance that Miss
Janis will appear with the amateurs.
In tina third of the leagues midnight
frolics the other performers will include
Miss Felicia Fisk, one of this seasons
debutantes.. and Mr. Emerson Mac.
Millin in a novel song and dance. MI.
MacMillin and Mr.. Gerald Onativia also
will appear in dance speciality.
s"Ready Made will be rehearsed In
sections until Wednesday night, when
in the ballroom OF Mrs. Vincent Astor's
house there will be the first general
"going over" Mrs. Astor Is chairman
of the leagues entertainment committee
this year. The dress rehearsal win no.
be held until the night before the
premiere.
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WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Blanche Louise Butler, daughter
of Mrs. st. John Butler of 60 West Sew
enty-flfth street, will be married to Mr..
Albert Appleton Lane, Jr., Of East
Orange. n. j., next Saturday afternoon
in the chapel Of st. Bartholomew's
Church. s
Miss Amelia Wilson stiles, edauxhten
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark d. Stiles, will be
married to Mr.. John Parnell Thomes,
son of Mrs. Georgiana Feeney OF Allan
dale. ". j., next Saturday night In the
First Baptist Church. Mount Vernon
The ceremony will be performed by the
BRIDES uncle, the Rev. A. E. Kingsley Of
Hebron. Me. Mrs. Lawrence c. We'll
lington. sister of the bride. will be her
matron of honor and Mr.. Bernard Hop
per will be best man.
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Justice Keogh's
Daughter Engaged
to Naval Officer
Miss Katharine T. Keogh to
Become Bride of Ensign
Lorenzo Semple, Jr.


Justice and Mrs. Martin j. Keogr of
New Rochelle, N. Y. announce the en-
gagement OF their eldest daughter. Miss
Kathariro Temple Keogh. to Ensign
Lorenzo Semple. Jr.. u. 5. n.
Miss Keogh is a granddaughter on
her mothers side of the late Richard
stockton. Emmet and a great-great-
granddaughter or Thomas Adds En-
met. She was educated at the Ursuline
Convent and spent two years at the
Westover School. She made her debut
three years ago. and Is a member Of
the Junior League.
Ensign Semple Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Semple of Mount Kisco.
N. Y. His father was graduated from
the Naval Academy at Annapolis in
1852 and is member of the law firm
OF Coudert Brothers. His mother is
daughter of Col. John. McAnerny OF
New York. He was graduated from
the Naval Academy In 1891. He is at
tached to the U. s. S. Maryland. now
in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
ARMENIAN RUG BRINGS $4,000.
Vladimir simkhovitcb Collection
Tetches Total OF s4f,772.

An Armenian rug OF the fifteenth
century, with a pattern OF the so-called
dragon type. brought the highest price
OF yesterdays sale at the Anderson CAL
Ieries. the closing session In the dis
persal OF the Vladimir Simlhovitch COLI
lection of Egyptian, Greek and Roman.
Indian. Chinese and Euronean objectg
Of art The buyer was J. y. Noorian
and the price paid $4,000. The family
If design to which the rug Is said 20
belong is very rare and distinguished
one. and some Of its exempiars arc In
the great museums abroad as well as IN
few of the best private collections In
this country The bids Of the day totalcd
sS2.23a. and the total for the entire
sale was s44772.
An Esyptian basait figure Of the eig'n-
teenth dynasty, the figure OF a crouching
female with the arms crossed above the
knees was purchased by d. @. Kclck!an
for S1.45o.
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Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
tEf Washington. ID. O., Jan. IA.
sMr. and Mrs. +. 7. Stotesbury OF
Philadelphia announced here tonight
the engagement Of their daughter. Mrs.
Louise Cromwell Brooks. to Brig.-Gen
Douglas Macarthur, Commandant of the
United States Military Academy at
West Point
Mrs Stotesbury arrived hurriedly to-
day from Palm Beach, Fla, in order to
make the announcement, after news
paper stories had been printed saying
first that Mrs. Brooks had denied the
engagement, and later that she had not
denied 1t, but was waiting for her
mother to come to Washington to make
q formal announcement.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks holds as proml-
nant place In the social world as
does Brig Gen. Macarthur in the realm
OF military life. She is the only daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Stotesbury of Philadelphia,
but has an equally close association
with New York and Washington. her
father was the late Oliver Eaton Crom-
well OF New York, and her mother
lived in this city until her marriage
to Mr.. Stotesbury. Her brother is Mr.
James ii. r. Cromwell, who married
Miss Phyllis Dodge of Detroit last sum-
mer and now is on a trip around the
world with his bride. 49,
The first husband Of Mrs. Brooks was
Mr.. Walter ID. Brooks, Jr.. OF Balti-
more and Green Spring Valley. Md.
They were married In 1908, soon after
Miss Cromwell made ksr social debut
in January OF that year. In 1919 the
marriage was dissolved by the French
courts.
The friendship between Brig.-Gen
Macarthur and Mrs. Brooks had been
evident TO their friends sinca last au-
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MRS. MCCORMICK PAYS
~ Sl,956,9l6 FOR HOME
Gets Interests of Former Hus-
band IN Lake Forest Place.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HnaAIp
CHICAGO, IT,. Jan. 14.-Mrs. Edith
Rockefeller Mccormick will pay 'lier
former husband, Harold F. Mccormick.
$1,s5s,916 for his real and personal in
terests" in the Lake Forest country
home. The executing of the deeds was
made in the office of her attorney to-day.
Mrs. Mccormick will pay the money.
1t is understood. by a series OF notes.
This brings to an end the post-divorcs-
settlement of Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick.
She already has acquired the house at
1000 Lake Shore drive. Psychological
surgery" whereby minds are freed Of
unhealthy obsessions. is to be taught
intensively. II Is said, at the Lake For
est place. Mrs. Mccormick Is to be head
Of the school. AZ the most adept pupil
OF DR.. Carl Jung. DR.. Sigmund Freud's
associate. she devoted eight years to the
study of psychoanalysis and synthetic
psychology.
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SOCIAL MATES.

Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Goddard, of
Great Neck have taken an apartment. 1T
the Vanderbilt for the remainder Of the
winter '-.
2 Miss Mary Hall savre ard Miss Har-
riet Mansfield Center will lhold recep-
tlon at IA West Forty-eighth street jan
uary "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace p. Chamberlain
of Buffalo are at the Lorraine.
Mrs. John Milton Dillon Of Far Hills.
n. j.. Is at the Waldorf-Astoria for the
winter.
Mrs. Adolph @. Hupfel Of West
Elghty-slxth street will give reception
January 81 to Introduce Miss Gladys
Madeleine Doelger. s4--..
MT. and Mrs Howard s. Kerner lravs
arrived In New York from their country
home In Geat Barrinfs ION and are at the
Chatham.
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IN MEMORIAM.

| ACKERLY.-In fond memory OF Vera. 3
~ flowerlet sent from Gods heavenly
garden of love
To lend its fragrance 10 earth and un4
fold It's petals above. F
Daughter OF Mrs. Eugenie and the late
Archibald r. Ackeriy and granddauehteg
of the late Mrs. Rosinn Mestri. Anniv3r4
sary.mass Church of the Ascension, 1O2tH
St. between Amsterdam av. and Broyy
Residence. i55 West 104th ST.. ManhattarS
AIiRENs-Tn loving memory of father and
grandfather. Henry n. Ahrens, take0
from January l5, 1916.
RARNET.--At a meeting of the Board q
Trustees Of tie Noun, Sinai Hospital. held
on Sunday, January y. announcement hnSS
80 of Mr.. Morris s. Barnet, one Of out
honorary trustees, the members present
decided to record their sentiments in the
following minutes:
OF the death Of Morris !. Barnet. who
so faithfully served our institution for
twenty years as an active trustee and fnr
five years as an honorary member OF ous
board.
During the entire period Of his service
Mount Sinai Hospital was closest 20 h's
heart, and whether engaged IN his afairs
enjoying dis leisure or travei.Ns for
pleasure bis one thought vas soa 70 n3rose ,o o
tain additionsl support from the cof,-
trbuting public.
years as chairman OF our membership
COMMITTEES he was potent factor N IN
crPasing Income from cOutripuOrss
and his greatest pride lay In reporting az
each meeting the new enroliments which
he had been able to secure,
ticuiariy the call Of the poor and suffer-
ing. Invariably made rs appeal TO his
kindly heart and s, his fsmOSSi va ,bs from sS sy
whom he befriendei and aided.
In our. long years OF association with
in his death We feel keen sense OF PER-
sonai loss. -. -.
tions be spread upon the minutes OF the
society and that an engrossed copy there
of be sent 20 the family OF the dessassd.
George Bluu,entral, President.
Albert Forsch, secretary.
BERTUcH.-In memory OF Moe Bertuch boz
loved husband OF Clara and father of
Bott.na and Mildred. who fell asleep jan
nary 10. 1902
DE KOvEN.-Reginald. January ie. 1890.
In constant remembrance.
FINNEY In sad constant remembrance os
my dearly beloved husband. Edward II.
Finney, called from earth January Q. 1sii.
rULD. bernhard. Loving memory beloved
husband and father. Died January ~
JACKSON --In mamorY OF our dear beloved
son and brother. Harold u. Jackson. who
departed this life January Il. 1919. Father,
mother, brothers. sisters.
KfNC.-fn sorrowful remembrance OF NY
dear hsshang R9sert y k1oS ,aos 's1so,Sn wno Dc,
gone from sight from memory never"
Mrs. Katherine King.
MAAG In loving memory oy John Conrad
Mag. who departed this life January 10,
1907.
NEwcoRN.--In loving memory of our dear
beloved daughter, Miriam. who passed
away January -. 1921. May her soul rest
In peace. Mr.. and hrs. III. Newcorn and
sou.
SEwHaus-Moe. IN loving memory Of my
dear husband and our devoted father, died
january 70. 1919. Hannah Newhaus and
children.
voted parents and grandparents. Morris
offner, died December u, 1879. and caro-
line oftner. Died January IN, 1903.
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MISS NORA SCOTT, AUNT
OF LADY BEATTY, DIES
Succumbs After Long illness
in Nev York Home.

Miss Nora Scott. who was sn aunt of
Lady Beatty. the American born wife of
Admiral Lord Beatty, died Friday
in her home. 251 West 10lst street.
In her seventieth year after having been
sufferer from cancer for two years. Tho
funeral service viii be held this after
noon at o'clock in her home.
Lord and Lady Beatty called fire.
quently upon Miss Scott during their
recent visit in New York,
Miss Scott was the daughter OF Robert
Scott. an iron manufacturer Of Ironton.
Ohio. Her sister. Nancy, married Mar
shall Field early in the career Of the
founder of the Field fortune and was
the mother of the Lady Beatty. Miss
Scott is survived by brother, Harry
Scott of Indianapolis. and several nieces
and nephews.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
BALL OF FINE ARTS ARRANGED.
Dance for students of Beaux Arts

The fourth ball Of the Fine Arts. un-
der the auspices of the Society OF Beaux
Arts Architects, will be held on the night
OF February I6 at the Hotel Astor. 1t
has been decided to break away from
the formal character OF the dances given
in other years. and there will be no
pageant. The proceeds OF the ball will
be used for the benefit of the students
In the Bsaux Arts Institute OF Design
az we'll rs for students IN painting and
sculpture.
I Mr.. Whitney Warren will act as chair
man OF the ball committee. He will
have the assistance OF Messrs Dom
Barber. w. Lawrence Bottomley. George
s. .Chappeli. Howard Greenley. Fred
erick G. Hiron, Raymond NJ. Hood.
Harry Allen Jacobs and Kenneth M.
Murchison.
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MRS. w. G.. ROCkEFELLER
TO GIVE RUSTIC DANCE
Party to Be for Her Niece,
Miss Isabel Rockefeller.

Mrs. William G.. Rockefeller will give
costume dinner and dance at Louis
Sherrys next Thursday for her niece,
Miss Isabel Rockefeller. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. PercysA. Rockefeller.
The entertainment will be called "a
rustic dance" and the guests will be
dressed In peasant costumes representa-
tive of various countries. About 100
guests have been invited. including all
of the prominent debutantes.
Miss Rockefeller will start for a cruise
In tho Mediterranean on January 2s.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
MISS GlBNEy MAKES DEBUT.

AIrs. Virgil p. Gibney held reception
yesterday afternoon at f6 Park avenue.
for the formal Introduction OF her
daughter. Miss Susan Alvord Gibnny
who Is member OF the Junior League,
II was an old fashioned day AZ home.
Receiving with Mrs. Cibney and her
daughter wore Misses. Judith Marvin
Anita Damrosch. Adelaide Hooker and
Mary Burcheu.