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THE SUN, SUNDAY, " FEBRUARY 11, 1917.
LAST WEEK OF SOCIAL ACTIVITY BEFORE LENT BEGINS
Dances and Weddings of Importance on the Calendar Country Clubs and
Country Houses Will See Lincoln's Birthday Gatherings More En
gagements Announced Paris Boulevard Life Repro
duced at Mr. Pynes Dipner
THICRK has been no evidence of
a diminution of society's ranks
nor lifiu there Isren dWIciilty In
sotting together a number suftlclont to
carry a dunce. The audiences at the
Metropolitan Operu, particularly Mat
of 'Monday night, huvn tdioivn no full
Ins; 'off In point of number!) or brill
iancy. Many of those In the boxes last
Monday went later to Mrs. Cornelius
Vandcrbilt's dance, and the dinner
Riven by Percy It. Pyno 2J at Sherry's
took nearly one hundred of his friends
aWKy from the opera. To Mr. l'ync
must be awarded the honors for tho
week's novelty In society, his dinner
served In Sherry's small ballroom,
with Its simulation of a Parts boule
vard, suggesting the life that existed
there previous to tho terrible struggle
now going on In F.uropo. So far as
possible the ballroom was made to
represent tho outdoor cafe life which
one sres In tho French capital and tho
diversions that wcro continuous dur
ing the serving of dinner were also
suggestive of certain public quarters
of Paris.
Ono of the most agreeable dances
of the winter was Riven on Wednes
day night by Mrs. George Jay (lould
at her home In Fifth avenue for her
daughter, Mrs. Anthony .1. Drexel. Jr.,
the guests, numbering two hundred.
. mr- IMPORTERS
Mm McrurLlAopxif SmcriccC
rtwes
tww mi Sbris ,allei2vu7 ;ie
formal openings xirxs
procee&uur wtfi Jowiya ,fju
xAases ms xisua ,an? will
xxmfcaue Jo Jbrwad &vey
mfiivue ,tnak .mtroDuced
6yJJie woM-faned, Creators
of S&ris.
x
imbotitlans
(INCLUDINO A NEW SHIPMENT VIA 8. S. ESPVONF
ON VIEW IN OUR FIIE.NCII SALON
FOR THE FIRST TIME TO-MORROW)
fiirnisi Mispiratioa stffiamt
for xi seasons modes -xzw)
we Jiave
alreaty assembled xl
'myul .array xifMwdJules
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wfiiaiMreji
Me asuonaMe M?merix
lie Soulfiern Jiesorfa.
already Milrvduced-jzre:
GEORCETTE STRAIGHT NARROW PLEATED MODELS
MANY EXAMPLES OF THE "TULIP'' AND "MELON" SHIRTS
SOUTACHED STREET AND TRAVEL COATS
AFTERNOON COATS OF EMBROIDERED SATIN
DRESSES EMBROIDERED IN CHENILLE AND ANGORA
CHERU1TS NEW STYLES WITH IRRECULAR LENGTH SKIRTS
DAY DRESSES OF EMBROIDERED TUSSAH
FROCKS AND GOWNS OF MOROCCO CREPE AND SILK VOILE
SUITS WITH VELVET COATS AND SILK OR CLOTH SKIRTS
ACCORDION PLEATED SUITS OF CHANELLA JERSEY
HEATHER-MIXTURE AND TWO-TONED JERSEY SUITS
NEW ROMAN BLOUSES
SLEEVELESS PULL-ON SWEATERS
NEW WEDGEWOOD BEADED BAGS
EXQUISITE MOSAIC BEADED BAGS
AL80 INTRODUCING
AN EXTENSIVE ARRAY OF
FROM WORLD-FAMED MODISTES
FIFTH AVE. AT 40TH STREET, NEW YORK
being among the young married
friends of the family. Tho Gould
house !m too beautiful to call for extra
decorations, but there wcro tunny
vne of opting Unworn In the draw
In room and library and on the sup
per tables there were flat decorations
of Mop Co vers
Jr., of Baltimore, son of the late Gen.
Robert Obcr. It will be celebrated In .
the .ballroom of the St. Begin, with
the rtev. :ierbrt Hhlprnmi. rector of
the Cluirch of tl.o Heavenly Rest, ofll- I
elating, assisted by the Rev. Hugh
nirckhead. rector ot Hmnnuol nplsco
pal Chtlivli, Ilaltlmore. who was for-
lust before, suuoer a vounc dancer I merlv attached tn St. Coni-noV i'lnm!i
from tho Century Theatre did a pas this city. The reception to follow will
soul most gracefully and while Mrs. be limited to relatives nnd u few lu
(lotild's guests were at tabic tho blue I tlmatc friend. Miss Barclay will have
and while Marimba band from the j her sister. Miss Sylvia Barclay, ns her
Cocoanut Grove jilnyed. Later danc- only atlendgnt, and Bartlett S. John
Ins was resumed to the Inspiriting I stun will net ns host man. Timm -tn
music of Conrad's men.
Tho Uollday which comes to-morrow
will give an opportunity for trips
to nearby country clubs where out
door .sports are stilt in favor. Mrs.
Rodman "Wanamakcr Is giving a din
ner and dance to-morrow night at"her
villa In Tuxedo Park, and there will
ho many of the regular members at
tho clubhouse there. Piping ltock will
come In for its share, as skating In
that vicinity has been excellent for
weeks.
Mrs. James Byrne's dance on
Wednesday night, which will be hold
bu no ushers.
The possible advent of war has
hastened the plans of several wed
dings and among them is that of Miss
Eleanor dc Graft Cuylcr, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Do Witt Cuylcr of
Philadelphia, to Joseph Walker 3d of
this city. The bridegroom-to-be is a
member of the Armored Motor Battery
of the New York National Guard. Tho I
wedding was originally arranged to
take pluce on April !, but It has been
hastened to Saturday, when It will be
celebrated in Philadelphia. '
Miss Cuylcr was among the bride
In Sherry's, -will be for tho Misses J maids at the wedding of Miss Con
Leslie Murray. Teresa Fabbrl uud stance .Chappell and T. Hunt Talmage.
ueien james, ueouianies oi mo season, i Jr.. in the Church of the Incarnation
and on lTldny night dances will be hist Monday.
given by Mrs. Widter B. James for
Miss Helen James at her home: Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. Itoss Proctor and Mr.
and Mrs. H. Lo Roy Whitney at
Sherry's.
Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings Is giv
ing on Saturday night a dinner at
her home In Fifth avenue for her
nieces. Miss Jennnetto Jennings and
Miss Helen James, and als-o for Mlsu
Katharine Haven and Miss Helen A.
Hundley, all of whom are debutantes.
There will be two subscription
dunces on Saturday night the second
Invltnllons have been sent out for
the wedding of Miss Jean Uobb Stew
art, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Oeorgo
D.ivld Stewart of 00 West Fiftieth
street and Appin House. Great Illvcr,
L. I., to Robert Vosc White. It will
be celebrated on the afternoon of
March 3 nt the home of tho bride's
parents and will be witnessed by a
small gathering of relatives, but there
will be a reception Immediately after
the wedding ceremony. Miss Marjorle
ll-iirn Sit r.ii'i e will 1 ut tint .lutn'd nnlv
for this season of the Metropolitan , Ilttc,,ul.(tlU aml fi,.or(;c st.inlrv sh!rk
Dances, which will be held at Sherry s, w ,(r , ,,of.t m(in Tle UHher3 wl
I ana toe mini oi me lour junior ( ,, Lcws Dc,nrl(li Jr., amI rMvvard
Dances organized by Jlrs. Danh-l Hutchlns .of Boston.
Ivcllogg and others nt the Plaza. These I -. ,,r f-i,H0 m
dances are for tho younger people ; wl,t(, of BoH,on nn(, h Rriiuate,i
and the last of them will both be held from arvlm, ln ,909.
on the night of April a. '
' Already plans aro being made for
Among the Interesting engagements . somo f the weddings of the early
recently announced was that of .Miss I Rjlrjng. Miss Louise Wise, a daughter
Frances Watts, daughter of Mr. and of Mis. J. 1C. Wle of Wilmington. Del.,
Mrs. Kthcltiort Watts of Philadel- w. v marrietl, to I-aurence Lewis,
phia, to Theodoslus Fowler Stevens I wm 0f jr anJ Mr8. Thornton Lewis
of this city. Miss Watts is a member ( ot Cincinnati, Ohio, on May 3 at thp
or one of the most prominent families homo of her parents In Wilmington,
in Philadelphia, and. she is well known 1 The engagement was announced last
In lhiropr, where she ba.s travelled ! i.iitumn .Miss Lewis Is a niece of
much with her father, who naN foen j),. Robert Worth lliiigham. who be
fore her marriage a short time ago
was Mis. Henry M, Flagler.
In the diplomatic service of the fnltr-d
States for sex oral years. Mr. W.itts
is the present American Consul-Gen-rral
at Brussels, and he recently re
turned li. r on ii le.tve of absence nil
account of Illness. Miss Watts xvas
presented at the Belgian court during
the winter of 1913, and the iwxt sea
son was Introduced to society In Philadelphia.
Mr. Stevens Is a son of the Lite
I Francis B. Stex-en. xvho at the lime
of hs death was head of the famous
Stcveris family of Ilobokcn. lie
a s-To.it-nenhew of Kdwin A. Stevens;
founder of Stevens Institute of Tech
nology, and he is the brother of Mrs
Richard Stevens of Castle Point. Ilo
boken. xvho is prominent in society In
this city. The xveddlng will take place
In the spring in Philadelphia, but lt
will be celebrated quietly oxvlng to
the death last year of Mr. Stex-ens's
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McLaln More
land of PittBburg, Pa., hax-e announced
the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Mary Morcland. to Luxvrence
Hudson Vilas of Chicago. Miss More
land Is a sister ot Mrs. Henry H.
Oelrichs of this city, who xvas Miss
Hsther Morcland, and she Is n niece
of Mrs. George T, Maryo of Washing-
Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Goodc, who
were married on Tuesday at the home
of the bride's paTrents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederic Do Zaido, 410 Park avenue,
are spending their honeymoon at
.Tckyl Island. After thelr'return from
their wrddlng trip they will live in
this city nnd later will go to Rye. N.
Y.. for the summer. Mrs. Goode xx-as
Mis.-' Mel cedes De Zjldo.
There will be an opportunity to con
tribute to a homo charity on Friday
aftornoon xvhen the annual St. Valen
tino's Kettledrum In aid of the Samari
tan Home for the Aced xvlll Is? held
nt Sherry's. The kettledrum i as
much of a fixture in society as the
Charity Ball, although Its exlstenc"
has not covered so many years. This
home Is one of the oldest charities in
Xexv York, and this winter It Is hav
ing a great struggle to proxide for
more than thirty old men and women
xvho live there. As the homo is al
most entirely dependent upon the an
nual kettledrum for its support the
managers have been making an un
usual effort to Interest those who may
not knoxv of the home's existence and '
the urgent need It has of immediate
assistance. There will be on sale Fri
land Malay, wearing the costume r
thoso countries. Tho officers f(ir the
clns.1 thin yenr ure Mrs. Frank Hunter
Potter, prcsldont: Mrs. Richard Irvln
vice-president; Mrs, John H. teifn'
secretary, and Miss Julia JlcAlllsttr
treasurer,
The board of directors Include Mr
J. Herman Aldrlch, Miss Caroline Mor
Ban, Mrs. J. Hull Browning, Mn
George Livingston Nichols. MR3 ct,.
crlne S. Burton. .Mrs. Frederic i;i0r
Lewis, Mrs. William II. Crocker. Mr
Franklln Butler Lord, Mrs. Augimm'.
Bradhurst Field, Mrs. John Green
ough, Mrs. Warren McConlhe. Mrs It
Glllet Purdy, Mrs. M. Barnes Schlrmer
Mrs. J. Tuckerman Tower, frank
Hunter Potter nnd Itutledge I o.lel
The subsequent meet.ngr will ,
held ln succession nt the homes ut
Mrs. John H. Iselln. .Mrs Rpinr,i
Irvln and .Mrs. Frederic K. Lewis. n
Tuesdays, March fi, 13 and 27.
Through the ooutlesy of Luden
Bonheur of the Theatre Francali of
Now York tho members of his com
pany will give a performance of "At-,
senc Lupin" on Tuesday afternoon at
the Garrlck Theatre for tho benefit
of tho St. Vincent de Paul Benex-okni
Society, which Is connected with tli
Church of St. Vincent do Paul In
Twenty-third street, west of Sixth nvc
nue. The leading roles will be as
sumed by Kdgar Becman. Claude Ben
edict and Yvonne Garrlck.
The committee having in charge the
performance Includes Mrs. Charles It.,
Vlvlcr. Mrs. Alfred C. Chapin, MN.
Georglnc Iselln, Miss Aimce Delinon
Ico, Mrs. Henry E. Gourd, Mrs .
cento M. Plcabla. Mrs. Huntington
Norton, Mrs. Henry Blnsse. Mrs. Rob
ert L. Hoguct, Mrs. Maurice La Mon
tagnc, Mrs. Louis J. De Milhau. Mm
Lorenzo Picnbia and Miss Louisa Ii
Vivler. Tickets and boxes may be ob
tained from Mrs. Gourd, 21 wt
Twelfth street.
Many Interesting features will mark
the Mardi Gras ball to be given nt
the Rltz-Carlton on the night of Feli
ruary 20 for tho benefit of the South
ern Industrial Educational A"H.i-
tlon, of xvhleh Mrs. Algernon Sidney
Sulllx-an Is president. Besides the
court dances of tho First Empire then'
xvlll lo Interpretative claMo (lance
under the direction of Florence Firm-
I lng Noycs.
Tho general ball xvlll open with :
.minuet and will be folloxxcd by a ie
loaso of toy balloons in the Mardi Gt -is
colors, purple, green and orange. Ml"
Zlllah Toxvnscnd Thompson, xvho i.
to Impersonate the Carnival Quem
xvlll xvear a gorgeous robe loaned liy
Mrs. John Hall Watson, xvhleli wa
xvorn ut a ball given by the late Mrn
Astor in hdr Fifth ax-enue honv t!
Duncan Marshall, Jr., xvlll be th
King and among the ladles in w nt.
xvlll be Misses Genevieve Clen,i. n
, Beatrice Beck, Beatrice Pyn ''en
Maud O'Brien'. Lornlne Allen. II li
Gecr, Elsie Saltus and Adelaide .!
tnerdlng.
The patrons ami patrones-c .n
elude Mr. ami Mrs. Herbert L. S. Me
lee. Mr. and Mrs. Paul IJ. Crax-ull- It
and Mr John Markle Wi.u.im t
Bibb. Mrs. James May Duaie1. Mt u id
Mrs. George Thompson. Mr. and Mi
.lohn Hays lluminond, Mrs. f'ltxe.. '
H. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. T. Coleni.n
du Pont. Dr and Mrs. Ernest I . m
stock, Mrs. William Norman t .it .r
Mrs. .1. H. P. Hodgson. Dr. and M-
.Wllbam M. Polk and Mt. ,1 I. w.
Bell
Edxxard Simmons Hall is e' , nit n
of the floor committee and amcii.
aides xvlll be Theodore Route i"el '
Robert J. Randolph. Jr .lames M
Beck. Jr.. Minturu Post Coll.ns ..'
timer Delano, Emlen Lute'I .i1
Toxvnsend PineUney.
Tickets and boxes may bo iibta.ii'ii
from Mrs. Jiimes Hiirman Dim mi
at the Rltz-Carlton.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
A1
of
Inn. XVllOSC llUSDai'll xvas ill um.- iiiii.
' Fnlted States Ambassador to Russia. I ,iay afiernoon useful and fancy articles
I No date has been set for the wedding, j made by Inmates of the home, and
' but It will take place In thu spring. there will be as well diversions for
I ' Juveniles, most of whom look forward
j Tho engagement has been announced to the kettledrum from year to xcar.
of Miss Marx MlddlMon .Mltcnen,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Ke.irs-
Thcre will bo a room set aside for auc
tion nnd coon can. and those xvho do
I lev Mitchell of Philadelphia, tn Vinton t not euro for cards xvlll have an op-
I - ... - .....1 fl,.u . .
I Freedloy. fon oi me rue -nr. uuu portunuy tor dancing.
I A. Tllllnghnrst Freedloy, also ot Phlla- ' The ofllcers of the home for this
delphin. MUs Mitchell Is a member oi year are Mrs. Richard Irvln. Miss
I : family that Is xvell known In this
city. Mr. Freedloy xvas gratiuaieu
from Harvard ln lfll4. Ho has liccn
successful as an amateur musical com
poser and -wrote the music for the
musical comedy "Hero's to tho Girl,"
given nt the Plaza last December by
young people of New York Interested
In the Grosx-enor Neighborhood House, t jjrt(i w. Klntzing Post
Gray Dinsmore. Miss
Amy Townsend. Mrs. Gustav E. Kissel,
Mrs. Elllngham I.axvrcnce,' Mrs. Ru
dolph H. Kissel, Mrs. Alfred Wagstaff
and L. F. Fallon.
Among the managers are Mrs. James
Benkard, Mrs. George II. Kent. Mis
Antoinette W. Martin, Mr Hoxvland
Davis, Mrs. G, Hermann Klnnleutt.
Mrs Clarence
Elizabeth M.
roll, Mrs. George Blagdcn. Miss Ellse
Rchcnkberg, Mrs. Illlborne L. Roose
velt. Miss Adelina Moller, Mrs. Ncxv
bold I.e Roy Edgar, Mrs. Alfred Kes
ler. Mrs. John Dyneley Prince. Miss
Margaret Rollo. Mrs. Archibald G.
Thacher, Mrs. Elbeit H. Gary, Mis.
Robert H. MeCtirdv, Jlrs. Frank
Saxe. Miss Louise B. Willard. Mrs.
Harry Horton Benkard. -Mrs. William
Herbert. Mrs Henry I. McVukar.
Mrs. George P Schmidt. Mrs. T.
Toxx-ar Bates and Mrs. R. D. I'plutn
Tickets at $1 each may bo obtained
from any of the managers and also
at Sherry's on Friday.
Mrs. L. Sutton Crosby of 109 hast j i,yl,eh. Miss Margaret Remsen, Mrs.
Fifty-sixth street has announced the yt orosvenor Goodrldgc, Mrs. Henry
. engagement of her daughter. Mrs. Scott Rokenbaugh, Mrs. Gordon Mac
flladys S. Crosby Hopkins, xvldov of I o,,iinUI. Miss H. W. Martin, Mrs. Will-
. . .., TIUM.. Jnll.t.. in ! . ... . . . n A .
i .xiarK iiopKins, ,ir., ui 1-iiiiiiuviiniin, i mm isarnotir, .xirs. l'aui . i ravam
Stevens ItccKsclier or I'luiaueipnui.
Mrs. Henry A. Goode.
started by this organization
Washington Square Player, will
two noxv pla.xs and Michlo Itoxv. the
Japanese interirotative dancer, xxlll
dance some of the tolk and sword
, diinces re. of old ,l.i.m Tboie
xv. II be a mi a pantomime entitled
, "L'Histoire des Trois Mai lunettes."
There will al-o he a repetition of
the "Dance Chltimse." xvhleh xa.- one
of the features of the iveont entert.iiii
' mem given by the membeis of tin'
'Junior League. In this spici.ilty xvlil
, be the same group which took part
when the dance xx-.ts given at the
Waldorf, the Mi.?s Helen Byrne.
Adeline Hatch. Margaitt L.i Fame
ami .Murray Hoffman. Miss Anna
Iiyrne xvlll be at the piano for tlv
I music nccompanying the dance. Tick
ets at f." each and boxes seating eight
The 1 Mrs. Clnyburgh. Mile de lloithoir.
give John Heath. Loon Renniiy and Rex
ToxviiM-iul. Thcie xvlll be a limited
number of tickets suld at $5 each.
These may lm obtained of Francis
Roche at the headquarters of the
Lafayette Fund. Room 122. Vanilerlillt
Hotel.
Among the members of the execu
tive committee of the Lafayette Fund
are Mines. Edmund L. liayllos. Archer
Iluntimitoi'. H'nry I tog. rs Wintlirop
-l. tirine Wilson, Peter Cooper Hewitt,
Philip M. l.ydU. William K. Dick,
.lames H Dtiki., John Jay Chapman,
Wlliiam Astor Chattier and Leo
Thomas.
I. ir
Mrs. Hopkins Is a sister of Mrs. James
It. Eustls. Mr. Heckscher Is tho son of
tho Into Richard Heckscher of Phila
delphia. No date has been set for tho
wedding.
The American Ambulance Hospltul's
Junior Committee, a group of M'ling
women, among whose members arc
Included Mrs. Wintlirop Aldrlch., Miss
Angelica S. Broxvn. Mrs. Joseph 11
Choite. Jr.. Miss Beatrice Pratt. .Mrs.
Reeve Schley. Mrs. Joseph Ernie
Stevens, Mrs. George Whitney and
Miss Elsie, Nicoll, chairman. Is. again
t.... ii mt r e-..,l.M.A M-., rl,..PlAu . l,o.. -ltVi tilutiu fnp ii lieliottt tier-' .Xllliini, 11
V "''". U.' , " . , ., . ' ... Robert Bacon, .Mrs. William (lieen-
of tho Plaza on Wednesday afternoon " f r , MlAZ "r
.iiiiimi iteiiiiiin;, r. iv ieiiron.
! it.. ii...... it rt....i. it ,. it
xxork ) w,iiMiii, .Mi. i. i
' llarriman. Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn.
Mrs Junius S. Morgan, Mrs I lent v W.
T the .estiv.il conceit to he s
by the Music sk-hoo. Sct.ie.ie
on Friday exeinns a' tJ'i"t'
Hall, In addition to an or.heMi.i
nearly 200 joung people fro u
school, there xxlll be Ibe Ne
Community Choi us of .".no . o
some of tho song4, the audie ,oi x.
asked to Join. The s. lioel fe i
chestras ill be heaid it. si. "
leading the numbeis for ri' u- a: -combined
orchestras and 1 1 " 1 -
"Community Sing, !ed h ll.irrv
hart.
The school's president is M' -Bailex
Howell anJ the ere '
xvi.l be under the patroiuge
Fiedeilck T. Hill, Mrs. Svlianie
Iloxx-aid Manstlelil. Mis. ' II I ' '
Mrs. Sldnex ('. Ring. .p .i . x -I'nuglus
1.. Bl'lni.m. M: I
Hlne, Mrs. Andrew t'.ir'.si Ms
I Miles B. Carpenter, Mis .'o!u s K.
' neily. Otto II. Knhn. Mr I v
! Robert M. Duil-on. Johr W
ham, Miss C. S. Baker. M
I Troup, Miss !:un.i Il.nge . M
I M. Reek. Mine M.lurll.i S. tin
XI
Mr
M
As for several years p.t( 1 1 1 e sexx intr i Y: Lc0lird Kellogg, Miss N.i . !!"
Mass for the bene,,, of the Fresh Air cc . Mis Walter t ) V, 'V
Association of the Cathedral of StJ Mrs. It. H Flaglei. .Mis. F . te
... T.- s....,.... ...r .11 lilt V IP Will llltlil fu
I Joseph II. Chnato. Jr.. I3S Eat Sev- , ,.s ,., , , . s:lsoll '.,,, ,
em-iiisi 'ii.ti, .mis-. ,nnr in ran le , j ..st ., ,vi ,r i.,,.,, .,,
H. Penff, Mrs O. II. P Belmont. Mrs,
William P. Douglas. Mrs. Francis C.
Huntington, Mrs. James Speycr, Mrs.
Edxvards Spencer. Mrs. Howard Car-
1 Stevens, Tl Park avenue, or from the
I box, otllce at the Comedy Theatre.
Among the patronesses are Mrs
nt 3 o'clock for the purpose of raising
funds to carry on the hospital
inoniinir
I of February 27 tit the home of Mrs
Stephen C Clark. -It! E.irt Seventieth
street. During tho meeting Mine Ex-a
Guiltier x ill slug loll, songs of Java
Coolldge. Rutxcr It. Jc-xet" M"
Mrs. Frank II. Simmons Mr- la''
Byrne. Mr and Mr. Will n Pi -Mr
and Mr? Frank It Rone' Mr "
Mrs. Arthur H. Scrtbt e M . n v
II Montague Vi.ke's M - u
I Co n .in cd on Thtrtl rnn' )
In tho Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church on Saturday xvlll bo celebrated
tho xveddlng of Miss Esther Aucliln
I closs, daughter of the lato Hugh D.
Auchlncloss, to Edmund Wltherell
JfiiHh, son ot .Mr, anil .Mrs. r.ninunu n.
Na'sh of ftye." N. V.. anTl Siivannalx,
Ga. The xveddlng ceremony xvlll ibe
performed by tho Rev. Endlcott Pen
body of Groton, Mass., asslr.ted by tho
Rev. Henry Sloane Cottln, pastor of
the church, nnd nfterward thero xvlll
lie a reception at the home of tho
bride's mother, 33 East Sixty-seventh
street. Miss Auchlncloss xvlll bo es
corted to the altur by her brother.
Hugh D. Auchlncloss. Her attendants
will be tho Misses Anita Grosvenor,
Sylvia Holt. Violet King, Anno Sage,
and also her cousins, Jennnetto Jen-
nlnss and Helen James, both of whom
are debutantes of this winter,
Mr, Nush's brother-ln-laxv, Culver
McWllllam, will net as best man and
the ushers xvlll bo Franklin Luxvrence,
Eliot Holt, F. Trubeo Davison. Worth
Ington Davis. Samuel Pcabody, Frank
lin Watklns, Oliver James and Itegl
nnld Combe,
Another xveddlng on Saturday will
be that of Miss Beatrice Barcluy,
daughter of Mr. William Orr Barcluy,
who will be married to Qustavus Obcr,
SOCIETY'S CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
MONDAY The Misses Hewitt, 9
Lexington avenue, afternoon re
ception. ' Jh-R. Rodman Wnnamakcr,
dinner and dance at her villa in
Tuxedo Park.
TUESDAY Second of the sub
scription dances arranged by
Mrs. Frederick H. Allen and
others, Ritz-Cnrlton.
WEDNESDAY Entertainment
of pantomimes and comedies
under auspices of the Junior
Committee of tho American
Ambulance, Plaza, afternoon.
Snlc for tho benefit of the
D' rrach Homo under the au
spices of the Sowers, Ritz-Cnrlton.
Mrs. J. Horace Hnrdinpr, 995
Fifth nVcnuc, u musicale.
Mrs. James Byrnc, dance for
debutantes, Sherry's.
THURSDAY Tableaux Vivitnts
for tho benefit of war victims,
Century Theatre, nfternoon.
FRIDAY Mrs. Walter U. Jnmcil,
7 East Seventieth street, dance
for Miss Helen James.
small
Mrs. W. Ross Proctor
dance, Sherry's.
Mrs. H. Lc Roy Whitney,
small dnnce for Miss Constance J
Delanoy, Sherry s.
'Annual "St. VirlcivtrrYo's -Kettledrum
to aid the Samaritan
Home for the Aged, Sherry's,
afternoon.
Danco under auspices of the
Women's Auxiliary of the
French Hospital, Dclmonico's.
SATURDAY Second of the
Metropolitan Dances, Sherry's.
Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings, 882
Fifth avenue, dinner and small
dance for debutantes.
Wedding of Miss Esther
Auehincloss, daughter of the
late Hugh D, Auehincloss, to
Edmund S. Nash, Madison Ave
nue Presbyterian Church, 4
P. M.
Wedding of Miss Beatrice
Barclay, daughter of Mrs. Wjll
iam Orr Barclay, to CJustavus
Ober, Jr., Hotel St. Regis-, I
P. M.
Third of the Four Dances, for
juniors, Plazn.
Monroe, Mrs. II. I'alrtleld Osnorn.
Mrs Whltelaxv Held, Mrs- llerbeit I..
Satterlee, Mrs. Charles II. Sherrill. '
I Mrs. Willard D. Straight. Mrs. Eilward
jM. Toxxn-end. Mrs. W. K Vandeiblli
Mrs. Whitney Warren, Mrs. Alexander :
S. Webb ami Mrsv Hiyry Pji.yno Whit-.'
' ney.
Other members of the Junior Com
jmittee aie Mrs. Wintlirop Aldileh.
I Miss Civilise Alexandre, Mrs. Robert
, L. Bacon. Miss Mary Canlleld, Mrs.
ISnoxx'den A. Falinostock, Mrs. Sidney
Fish. Ml-s Bell Giirnoo. Miss Carol A.
llnrrlmiin. Mis Maud ICnhn, Miss Cor
nelia Latidon, Miss Edith Mot timer.
! Miss Camilla Morgan, Mrs. Lewis S
.Morris. Miss Leslie Murrax. Miss
I Pauline Robinson and Miss Flora
Whitney.
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j With the continuation of war the
I Ijifnyotle Fund, organized for the m. I
of the relief of soldiets and their fntit
! Hies In France, has offered further
opportunity for Americans to show
their gratitude for what Lafaotti did
for this cnuntrx Ono of the oppor
tunities xvill be the entertainment ,ml
'concert xxhlcli will be In Id nt the home
jof Mrs Iluike Roehe. LM West Flft
ithltd stieet, on the uvriung of Feb
ruary 20 at 9:30 o'clock
Tho artists will be Miss Critlcos,
18G5 1917
Established Ocer Half Century
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Importers and Manufacturers of
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Announce the continuance of their
Annual Sale
MANUFACTURED FURS
at
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