Evening star., 1926-05-23

Prince Adolphus of Sweden and the
crown princess. who are due to arriv,
in this country May -. will be eX-
tensively entertained during theil
stay.
Several members of the Long Is
land set who entertained the Prince
of Wales day and night during his
visit to this country year ago las,
Fall will give dinners and dances ir
honor of the royal visitors. On June
4 Mrs. Robert Bacon will give d
dance at her place at Old Westbury
Mrs. George F. Baker. jr.. a dance
on the following night. and Mrs
. David Dows will entertain in then
honor on June IL at Glen Head.
The crown prince and his consort
will go to Newport on June 16. where
plans are being made for their Ell
tertainment. which will include Wis
It's to the Casino. Biley's Beach and
the golf club. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Curtiss James will have them as
their guests at Beacon Hill House.
tertainmentS will be given in their
honor.
Junior League activities have been
much in front With the smart set
here recently. First it was the meet =
ing held in this city by the Junior
League Glee Club to meet Marsha
bartholomew the new conductor.
then it was the election of Mrs. Car
lnton Palmer of Brooklyn to the
presidency of the Association of
Junior Leagues of America. The lat
Ter event took place at \ashVllle.
Tenn.
The slee club is one Of the favored
y,f hn
successes during the last few seasons
have won high praise in musical cir
CeS Mr.. Bartholomew. who also is
director OF the Yale Glee Club. out
lined plans for nest wear. the system
Of rehearsals and the method by
which new members will be recruited
and the qualifications they must pos
SeSS. According to the schedule the
musical calendar of the club VIII he
a brilliant collection of affairs.
organized five years ago under a
professional director as a branch OF
Ine PLAYERS. the glee club has attain
eI great success. The third year the
membership had grown too large TO
continue this work as a body. so the
annual concert was made the CHER
feature instead and the little "held
work" was confined to small groups
of the glee club
The glee club has always heen self
supporting In addition it has bought
q Junior League bond and this year
made a gift to the Beekman street
Hospital. which enabled the hospital
10 establish nutrition clinic in con
nection with the children'S clinic.
Next year the slee club Is to have
a separate committee. with lis man
ager "A non.votinc member OF the
board The scope of the work is To be
enlarged and will be more defined,
since the club is to have regular
schedule at the chiidren's hospitals
Small groups of singers VIII sln% ap-
lropriatae songs. this III addition -
and aside from the regular concert
with it's separate program.
For the last TWO years Miss Con
stance Delonay has ably MANAGED
Tho Giee club. Her successor for
next season will be Mrs. Fenton B.
Taylor. formerly Miss Margaret
Shaw
Engagements and plans for we'd
dfncS continue to he the high spots
IN the social procedure at this time
Of wear. Much interest was MANI
tested by the smart set in the mar
,iage of Mrs Margaret Q. stevens.
daughter of Mrs. Philip i. Jennings
of 9t3 Lexington avenue. She be
OF Old RenninGtcn. Vt. recently. The
ceremony was performed at the Old
Remington home of the bride ana
came as surprise to her many
friends here There was limited
number present.
Mrs. stevens has two SONS by her
first husband. George r.. stevens of
this city. They We're married in Ben
nington Vt. in 1915. Later they
were divorced, and Mr.. Stevens, mar
ried. at Noroton. Conn, in 1874, Mrs.
Beatrice NJ. Hammer.
Mrs, Margaret o. Stevens was Miss
Margaret OuthWaite, and is dauEh-
ter of Mrs Jennings by her first hus-
band. the late Mr.. j. II. Outhwaite
of Cleveland.
Another engagement 70 prominence
is that of Miss Julie Carleton, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard High
Carleton of 121 East Fifty-fifth
street. Her tiance is Mr.. Andrew
Narick Stout, jr,. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew V. Stout of 420 Park
avenue. Miss carleton attended the
Ethel Walker Schoo'. at SimSburN,
Conn.,. and made her debut last Win
tor. she is Il member OF the Junior
League. Mir. Stout. who is n senior
AT Yale. is a member of the Scroll
aud Keys.
June has been selected as the date
If the wedding of Miss Helen Doris
Hoomer. daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs William Bishop Boomer of Port
Washington, Long Island, to Andrew
Ten Eyck, son of Mrs. James Barent
Ten E,yck and the late Mr.. Ten Eyck
of Albany. The. marriage will be in
the chapel of the Fifth Avenue Pres
hyterian Church and Miss Boomers
father will Officiata.
Miss Boomer will have her sister.
Miss Mary Boomer. as maid of honor,
and as matron of honor Mrs. Robert
DE Forest Boomer of London, the re-
cent bride of her brother. and grand
daughter of Sir Amos Nelson of Burn
ley, England. Mrs Boomer and her
husband are returning from England
for the wedding. There will he no
other attendants.
Monroe Curtis of Cleveland and
Hastings -on-the Hudson will be the
best man. The ushers will be Rob
ert De Forest Boomer, Richard f.
Cleveland of Baltimore; Wilbur W.
Capron, Arthur S. Draper, Eugene
Nebolsine, Arthur Wyman Proctor
and Ralph c. Taylor.