New-York tribune., 1922-02-06


dances will be held at the Plaza.
Saturdays schedule has q number of
Valentine luncheons and dinners ar
,nred for various benefits. and also on
.hat day the lnternatonanaux de la
Iibre Esthetique concert, under the di-
rection of Lady Dean Paul, will be
given.
Miss Miller Engaged
An engagement OF interest just an
nounced is that Of Miss Katherine G..
Miller. daughter OF Or. and Mrs. George
Norton Miller. of Sll Madison Avenue,
and William Wickham Hoffman, eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burial
Hoffman, So East Seventy ninth Street.
Miss Miller was active in Red Cross
work in the war, and her fance won
distinction in the army as d major of
artillery. He was the escort of the
King and Queen of Belgium during
their visit to the United States, and
made the tour Of the country with
them. He is connected now with the
National City Bank. Definite plans for
the wedding have not been completed,
but the ceremony will take place soon,
and be followed by trip to Europe
Mrs. Hokan Blornstrom-S -Stoffanson
las recalled the invitations for the
dance which she was to have given to-
night at her home, 56 East Fifty
seventh Street, in honor OF Miss An
tonette Graves. because of the death
OF her cousin, Mrs. Henry Lane Emo.
Concert by Brazilians
A concert, under the auspices of the
Brazil committee for the benefit of
Bishop Lucen Lee Kinsolving's educa-
tlonal work in Brazil, took place last
night in the studio of A. \. Anderson,
50 West Fortieth Street. The musical
program was given by Miss Anna
Louise David. Miss Evelyn MacNcvin,
Wolf Wolfnson, Mary H. Giles and
the Brazilian tenor, Del Negri. Among
the patronesses, a number of whom
were present, were Mrs. Arthur B.
Olsf1in, Mrs. J. Horace Harding, Mrs.
Henry Martyr Alexander, Mrs Will
Lam P. Douglas, Mrs. Charles de
Khan, Mrs. Newbold Leroy Edgar, Mrs.
n. Fairfield Osborn Mrs. +. Henry
Hartman and Mrs. Henry II. Rogers.
Mrs. Y. Everit Macy will be hostess
at a dinner tonight at the Cosmopoli-
tan Club, preceding the Barnard
prom, at which Miss Yvonne Moen
Will be the guest of honor.
Inc wedding Of Miss Margaret Reick
ana Henry Schermerhorn Stearns ir.
VIII take place this afternoon at St.
Jamess Church, Madison Avenue and
oeventy-tirst Street. A small reception
d. s tne nome OF the brides parents, TIL
Madison Avende. will follow the cere-
mony.
Coffee Dance Tonight
lne second oS the coffee dances will
oe @ Geld tonight in the ballroom of the
cosmopolitan ', Club. Several dinners
WI! pseeede the affair, the hostesses
ss sao t'si' guests going to the club for
.es.e .ouee and an early dance. Bridge
y .soles IL the loggia will accommodate
s"vse VINO prefer cards to dancing, and
night. w." az ''''0
rs;at si;ae 7th Regiment musical evening
10 r"'cn VIII take place on February
S 90 al the srmory, Park Avenue and
s.A'y-eixth Street, VIII include in it's
pp;osram Manuel Salazar. the Costa
oa mean tenor from the METROPOLITAN
'pera; Emily Bcglcn and Marcel sal
1u,nger' OF the Vienna Royal Opera
.s "Vuse, Society always has been inter
os'eu ~ lr the 7th Regiment, and the list
is pa''ohesses for the musical evening
~ - an imposing one. Included among
Y TeIn n are Mrs. J. Stewart Barney, Mrs
~; Vakley Rhinelander, Mrs. William
uu,vogett, NJ. Mrs. Wilbur A. Bloodgood
,a,o. ..n. llliam Fahnestock, Mrs. Stuyve-
w.. as rlsn lr. Mrs. Ernest lselin, Mrs
,a'Ion ,sr oaNiey. Mrs. John D. Rockefel-
NJ ur jrs Mrs. Alfred Z. Schermerhorn
pl.., .s cornelius H. Langeman, Mrs. j
v.eAS'one W. Taylor Mrs. Cortlandt S
nd I ne unensselser, Mrs. j. Morgan Wing
'Aa Mrs. Caspar Whitney.
Society Notes
r Mrs. Cabot Ward returned from
.,I sI0pe Saturday on TIE Aouitania
b. BS - ne guest of her mother, Mrs
Sss'o cutting, al her home. "a East
~ ,en,y- second Street. Mrs. Ward
ssSeo rsss nearly year abroad in musical
sn..1. 'ch and on February IL she will
tppeas before the Schola Cantorum. al
E,s, aome S OF Mrs. Harold I. Pratt IS
~ Hlxty- eighth Street. OF meth oG
sn. Sdchlng music TO children which