THE SUN AND HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1920. CROWD DAYS PRECEDING LENT WORKS Saturday after- CHARITABLE wiil lake place next son noon to St Thomas's Church. MISBGray will be attended by her cousin, Miss of Boston, Mlti Peg-Mr- . Katherlne Langdon Hill Cotttoved fren Preoe4lo n: Genevieve Stone, ft cousin of Mr. McOormack and Miss Garden Mrs. John O'Day, Misses Vie-wrl-ne Morrill. CaUierlu have donated their services, and as Mr. Kellogg. Elsie Moves and Jeannette Chappell. Kathleen Charles B. Dillingham has given the Boyd, Vie m"o imuKuic nn of the Hippodrome, the men of the Mrs. Willlarn B. Boyd and a cousin of girl. Mr. lesion are confident that the net receipt Macpherson, will be flower Mr. Edwin Allsn m solve all their present difficulties. Macphcrson's father, Mr. will ott a?best mar,. Th. honorary chairman tor' the con- Macpherson, The ushers will be Messrs. II. Liggett Gray. cert ta Major-Ge- n. Robert Alexander, John O'Day, Alfred Nathan, Jr., Ary X commanding Madison Barracks, while Lamme, Jr., Georcol'lper. Esymour Fox. Magulre, After honorary la Commo- Albort and James j. Jr. the a small reception will be dore Louis M. JoeephthaL The execu- the cerny held in tho St Regis Hotel. tive commutes includes' Mr. Theodore Douslis Roblson. chairman; Messrs. The marriage of Miss Anna Sherman, A. Sherman, LeB. Bobbins, Jr.; Courtlandt daughter of Mrs. Herbert Francis William Remsen, son of Mr. and Barnes, LorllUrd Spencer, Edward to Mr. D. Mrs. Charles Remsen of this city, wll C Delafleld, Nigel Cholmcley-Jone- a, place, next Saturday in ChrUt take ceremony Mark A. Luescher, D. F. McSweeney, Church. Rye, N. T. After the will be held at Tintern Hall, Geo rye Whitney, Arthur W. Page, a reception home of Mrs. Sherman in Rye George Brokaw Compton and David V. the Bennett Among the weddings this week will Shepard Ward, The women's committee Includes Mrs. be that of Miss Harriette Mr. and Sirs. Rodney A. James A. Burden, chairman; Mmes. daughter of Ward, to Mr. Holland Bedell Pearock, Whitney, Pea-coc- k Bobert Lee Bullard, George son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander R. , Jr.; Henry P. Davi- of this city and llttsburg. Pa., Tuesday af- son. W. do Lancey Kountzc, William B. which will tike place next In Holy Trinity Church, Brook-jy- n. Osgood Field, Harry Payne Whitney, ternoon Miss Mary Ward, sister of the Forsyth Wlckes, Francis L. Bobbins, Jr. ; bride, will be maid of honor. The other Edward C. Delafleld. Wlllard D. Straight, attendants will be Mrs. Rodney C. Ward Ward, slsler-in-la- Michael Gavin, Vincent Astor, Robert L. and Mrs. Lester Woodruff Mrs. Karl Whit-mars- h, M.' of tho bride; Bacon, Louis Josiephthal, Cornelius Miss Luellle Wardncr, Miss Alice WIckersbam, Sidney Bonr, T. Dougkw Dunne, and Miss Irene Peacock, sister Robinson and John McCormack. of the bridegroom. Miss Jean Peacock, Mr. Peacock, will net Miss Katharine D. Parker Is preparing young sister of as bower glrL Tllden Ward Southaek. a 'llet of debutantes who will act, as Starr of this city. Mr. Stanley Malcolm ushers. The women's committee, with a nephew of the bride, will serve as headquarters at 51 .East Fortieth street, page, Mr. Grant Peacock will be hot his brother. The ushers will Is disposing of seats In the boxes and In man for bo Messrs. Clarence Peacock, an- the orchestra through a special com- other brother: Lester Woodruff Ward, mittee Including Mmes. Forsyth Wlckes, Edmund Jearrayn. Robert Lyne, Joseph . Osgood L. Ha-co- n, Van Buren. The William Field. Robert Husted, McKlbbcn and James Theodore Douglas Robinson. George ing be unusual In details B. Queel, Mark Lurle, Joseph Ooetxoff is member of the Knickerbocker and Shipley Thomas and James W. wedding reception will be held at th Thompson, Sylvia R. Hlllhouse. Audrey It It will its a ceremony will bo a Whitney, ". dc Lancey Kountze, James and will bo held In the Seventy-firs- t and Joseph M. Brody, Racquet clubs. During tho war he Jr. After the there home of the bride's parents, JO Dur Hoffman, Marlon Tiffany, uenevievo reception at the Cosmopolitan Club. A. llurden and Monroe D. Robinson. Clendenin, Fanny J. Billings and Kath- - Regiment Armory, Thirty-rourt- h street Innumerable booths, a continuous the- served as a Major in the 321st Field field place, Brooklyn. and avenue. Ninety thousand dol- atre performance and dancing will be Knights erlne Van Ingen. Park Artillery, 82d Division. The marriage win Hall for of Colombo!. In two and - Vtnoter wedding next Thursday Mary Bartlett daughter Among those who have taken boxes lars was cleared at a similar event the feature of those afternoons of Miss- Murray and Mr. Chanler will Miss, Garrett Society will bo well represented among the entertainment are the first year of the war. This year evenings. Films enough to run a don en be that of Miss Dorothy Vassar Baker, of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kemp Bartlett, will and scats for tako place early in tho spring. Glbncy. the patronesses of the charity 'ball to bo Mmes. Charles Steele, Henry P. Davison. an even larger profit is expected, "movie" houses have been contributed daughter of Mrs. E. Vassar Baker of be married to Mr. Robert A. Mr. John W. Glbncy this given by the Knights of Columbus In the James Speyer. William Jay, J. R. Dels-fiel-d. Mrs. Philip Lewlsohn heads the com- and bills of well known vaudeville per- Ballston Spa, N. Y., to only son of Dr. Virgil P. of Hampden Dougherty, of 26 cele- Hotel Astor on Monday, February 15. James Roosevelt, Paul D, Cravath, mittee. Her aids are the members formers and, concert singers are being Mrs. J. Stafford of thlo city, which will be city, next Saturday evening at the home West Forty-nint- h announced last 4 In chapel of Royal Ter- The proceeds will go to charities of the Hllbornc U Roosevelt, E. Henry Uarn-ma- n, of the Women's Auxiliary of the arranged. There are to be special street brated at o'clock the St of her parents, 2100 Mount week the engagement of her daughter. MIsa will New York Chapter, including tuberculo- Daniel Guggenheim, Bur-ra- il People's Relief Committee of res- Bartholomew's Church. Baker race, Baltimore, Md. Francis Jewish features for children, a buffet and Miss Eleanor Dougherty, to MaJ. attend- sis and hospital treatment, free employ- Hoffman. Edward N. Breltung, America, which has downtown headquar- Admis- have 6nly a maid of honor in taurant and a special ballroom. Francis Trives of Paris. France. During will be wedding ment bureau, home relief and vocational Henry Fcrbes McCreery, William Q. Mtf- - 175 Broadway and uptown chil- ance. Mr. Robert K Stafford On their return from their ters at East sion will be II, and 50 cents for 1315 and1917 Miss Dougherty served as a nd trade schools and others. Adoo, Frederic Neilson, Julian Bobbins headquarters at the Central wish Insti- best man for his brother and tho .ushers trip Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ormsby Page, If dren. volunteer assistant In the Lutetla Hos- Mortimer-Cob- place day Miss Elisabeth Marbury heads the and Charlos Stewart Smith. tute. 125 Eighty-nfth.,stre- Mrs. will include Messrs. whose marriage took the last In East In Its appeal the directing committee pital in Paris, and later In the children's and Church, will women's auxiliary which is engaged The Womcn',8 Campaign Committee In- Julius Halpern of 16 East Ninety-sixt- h Harold 6cha!l, Vladamlr Bchr of January In St Thomas's says: American Red Cross. MaJ. Fiftjr-Ich- fh preparations for the ball. Other mem- secretary Mrs. bureau of the Philip Kaurmann. The reception follow- make their home at 200 West' cludes Mrs. William H. Hamilton, street Is financial and "Three million Jews are now on the Trives- - was an officer In the French - bers are Mrs. Edward N. Rreltung, Mrs. Navy Club; Mmes. Hugh Benjamin of 640 Riverside ing the ceremony will be held at tho street. Mrs. Page was MIsa Dor- CapelH. founder of the Prledland threshold of death i from starvation. array throughout tho war. He was sent W. liourkc Cockran, Marches D. Auchlncloss, George Barton French, Drive secretary and chairman of the Hotel Plaza. Miss Baker is a niece of "oHiy Dillon, daughter of the. late Joint Do Mrs. Newbold Lc Hundreds of thousands of our people here In 1017 as a member of the French Mrs. Hough Now York i Miss Elsie Wolfe. William E. Benjamin. H. Fairfield Os-bo- ticket committee. Edward H. of Milton Dillon ana a granaaaugiuer Roy Edgar. Mrs. James W. Gerard. Bar- are suffering from the worst diseases High Commission, and returned to Ccdarhurst, L. I., and a grandnlece Judge Mrs. John Dillon. Douglas Sloanr, Bockman Eighty-nint- and the late and F. William Among their associates are Mmes. rage the towns and cities the France with the h Division, grand- oness Kmil tie Cartier do Marchlenne. Wlnthrpp. Schuyler Warren, William that in of of the founder of Vassar College. Mr, On the maternal side she U a Mrs. Herbert Shlpman and Mrs. Joseph Charles S. Guggenhelraer. Randolph Jewish settlements. Tens of thousands U. S. A. After the signing of tho armis- marriage lato Mr. and Mrs Au Barclay Parsons, William B. Franklin. Guggenhetmer, Benjamin Guggenhetmer, tice he was sent on a mission to Poland. Stafford is a son by a former daughter of the Slcvin, Jr. Cooperating with them arc Duncan Henry Clay of Jewish children are orphans, not hav- of Mrs'. J, Stafford Murphey,of 330 Park gustus C Downing. Donn Harris. Pierce, Arnold Volpe, Sholem Ash, Alexander ing any provide He Is an officer of the Legion of Honor, Mines. Walter Shaw Brewster. Douglas Robinson Adolf Ladonburg. one to care for them, avenue.. Mrs. ulioert u. 'inome, jr., was an- and Cahan, Kathcrlne E. Maryson. Fanny them worry and also won tho American D. S. C. Jan- liarbcr. August Hclmont. M. It. Bouvlcr. Miss Mabel Garrison of Metropoli- with food or about their other bride of the closing day of Byrno, Ittnry Clews. Wintlirop the Dcmbo, Isaac Hourvitch and M. Llpsct, Vfnglng up. marriage place In the Jiirncs tan Opera Company will give a song re- Fanny Ford, daughter uary. Her took D. Cravath, Bur-ra- ll the last chairman of the printing com- sight Miss Taliaferro cere lianler. Taut Francis cital In Carneglo on Monday after- The saddest is that of the Jew- An engagement announced last week chantry of Grace Church. The Hoffman, W. Carrlgan, Al- Hall mittee and entertainment committee. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards Ford, reception Jaruea noon, February 23, auspices ish children of 13 to 15 years, who look of interest here was that of Mlsd Kath- "Shipley mony was followed by n at C. Chapln, Andrew Dougherty. under the will, be married to Ford of Phil- fred of a joint committee of the Wesley Others are Miss Lily Benedict, chair- not more than 4 or 5. Undernourishment crlne Rhodes, of Grouse Polnto Farms, the home ofher steprather anu inoincr, William II. Dougherty. John Beverly organization: Mich., to Mr.' Charles Blackwell of this adelphia next Saturday at noon in the Oakman. 3 Weft House Settlement and St Christopher's man of the committee on has arrested their development They Transfiguration. Miss Mr. and Mrs. John Ducr, I.yttlcton For, Alfred J. Johnson, Mmes. Sellg Rosenbaum, Max Wolper, yellow pallor city and Cleveland,- - . Miss Rhodes Church fit the Sixteenth street Mrs. Thome, who was Home. The directing comm'.ttte In- have the that bespeaks Helen Ford, of itho bride, will be H. Kahn, L. Kaufman, Bryun I Gar-b- at grand- sister Is daugh- Otto C cludes Mrs. Taylor Mrs. M. Spark. Harry Voget Abraham famine and their lips and mouths are has made her home with her Miss Margaret Curzon Hale, a Kennelly, James Kidder, Adolf Laden-bur- g. Anna Jones. parents, George maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will Dudley Hale Val- S. LIverman. A. Wolf,. Samuel Hel- blue, Mr. and Mn. Harrison ter of the lato Mr. Herbert O'Grady, Fred- Paul Sturlevant Mrs. .Mabel Park be Miss Emelyn Shipley of Pennllyn. Ed- John McGee, Ellen ler, Louis P. Schultx, 8. Kaiser, Louis "All eyes' are turned to us here In Barbour, in Grosse Points Farms since and a granddaughter of the late Dr. eric Ncilson, Joseph O'Donohuc, Jr.; entine, Mrs, H. H. Gonlon, Mis E. I. the death of. parents. Hho'is niece Pa. ; Miss Julia Duryea Sprigg of She Is J. Betty, Mrs. M. Wclnstcln, D. Schulman, Anna Arono-vlc- h, America. Our work In the past was her a ward Everett Halo of Boston. , Thomas K. F. Garclssen and Miss of Mrs. George S. Stillman of S3 East Miss Elisabeth Mills, Buf- to tho Marquand famllv of New Alma Adams. Among the patronesses Meyer Robinson, 8. Friedman, A. successful In saving from certain ex- ; related Ryan, Alfred E. Smith. Mortimer Schiff. Fifty-fir- st and has a wide circle falo, N. Y. Misses Mary Baldwin, Janet Spero, y, street York. i Henry W. Caleb Ward and J. are Mmes. Ambrose R. Adams, Samuel Polan, M. Baranoff, J. Anna termination tens of thousands of Jew- Brower and Ernlly Cobb of this city. Important weddings ar Taft. Bowne. Douglass, W. v Berlin, 8. Lewis, H. ish lives, but much greater ' One of the Walter WJod. Misses Mary Crlmmlns, Charles Charles Simon a number Resent making his home wrttfttllfc. Tire bestiman will be Lieut-Co- l. Barn- of the month W. George Schlechetsky, ranged for the latter part Kathcrlne Mackay and Anno Morgan. Ersklne. Robert II. Fowler, Pepcr. John Simon. Louise starred to death because we did not 'Myron T. HerriCk. in CTevelantT'iMJ.1 well- JjCgge, Twenty-sixt- h Infantry. Motley, B. Hodgman. It. will be that of Miss Kathryn Tickets may be obtained from the Stephen Kelly, Frank W. Charles Bernstein, M. Oser, J. Koransky, give enough help." Herrick's son, Mr. Parmlev W. Herxlck. He and Capt Thomas are the only Mrs. Thornton Orkeman, Edgar Park. Ralph Sockman, daughter of Mr. and office of tho chairman, 230 Broadway. Lmarried. Miss Agnes Blackwell, sister' of two officers who served continuously Niven Motley of 375 Park avenue, to Paul n, Bturtevant William H. Vn with this regiment throughout every en- Matthew Cornstock Jenkins, which will New Home. Dus-tl- n, Jfnvr'CInb's John C Clark, Charles W Stuart M. Aldrlch of Providence, R.' L gagement of tho war. The ushers will place on afternoon of Feb. 21 Anderson Fowler, Edwin T. take the As almost every Important war relief Gould. 8. The marriage of Miss Rhodes and Mr. be Majors B. M. Youell and L. 8. In the chantry of Thomas's Church. Hodgman, William H. Laird, T. W. Orm-isto- n St organization has completed its work Weddings an Engagements Blackwell will take place next June. Frailer, Twenty-sixt-h United States In- Miss Motley has selected for her at- Finley Shep-ar- d, many women, once Identified with some Rastus Ransom. J. fantry ; Messrs. Elwood Thomas, brother the Misses Kathryn and Angela William J. Thompson and Luther B. tendants kind of war service and now finding ray ta BT In the Brick Presbyterian Church . fo the bridegroom; Messrs. Lindsay N. Dorothy Bolton ob- Society was greatly interested In tho a niece of Mrs. W. ,nrd Cut- Roberts of Utlca. Y; ac- Wilson. Seats and boxes may be next Thursday afternoon Miss Barbara' Pea-bod- y, themselves free to enter upon other announcement last week of the en- ting, Mrs. Locius IC Wilmordlng and Montgomery Donaldson, Richard M. of Troy, Marion L. Haley, Emma tivities, have enlisted In the campaign of tained from Mrs. M. P. Valentine of 27 - M. Shedd. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Breed and Roderick Kellett of Phila- Virginia Stcrry and Margaret Sixty-secon- d gagement of Miss- Leslie Murray, Mrs. C. Wlckllffe Vulcc Mr. Chanler the Navy Club to raise 1700,000 to en- East street John M. Shedd, will be married to Mr. delphia; Philip H. English of New Ha- This city. Stanley Malcolm Mr. Mrs. Archibald, Is the son of Mr. Mrs. Lewis Stuy- Starr of dow its new homo at 13 and 15 East daughter of and J. and Thomas Chandler Wayland, son of Mr. ven, Conn., arid Elton S. Wayland of Dunn of woonsocket R. I., will be best 57 Sixty-sixt- h street, vesant Forty-fir- st street Mrs. A. Barton Hep- Carnival Dance Bazaar. Murray of East Chanler, and a descendant of and Mrs. John E. Wayland of this city. Waterbury, Conn., After the ceremony man. The ushers chosert are Messrs. burn is chairman of the Women's Cam- to Mr. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, Jr. the first John Jacob Astor. He is a Mrs. Everltt Young, a cousin of the there will be a reception at the Plaza, Arthur Kendall Stearns of Chicago, Andre paign Committee. Announcing that every dollar made MIsa Murray was Introduced to society nephew of the Messrs. Winthrop, Roi(-e- rt bride, will be the matron of honor, and Mr. Thomas was graduated from Yale Wright Pearson of Greenwich, conn.; Debutantes and macrons are at work will feed a Jewish child in eastern three years ago and la an active mem- and William Astor Chanler, and the other attendants will be the Coun- In 1915, and served twenty months In Hugh Merriman Qulgley. Thornton to make a theatrical performance, to be Europe two weeks and "pleading that ber of the Junior League, During the also of Mrs. Christopher Temple' Em- tess Otto SalnvHoogstracten, the Misses Franco as a Lieutenant and Captain with Motley. Charles C. Ransom and In af- 800,000 of these children, a Sylvia Holt, Margaret Twenty-sixt-h wedding given the Century Theatre on the there are war she was a nurse's aid In the vari- met The engagement cousin. Oeer, PrlscUla the united States Infantry, H. Terrell Van Ingen. The ternoon of February 20 a success. Forty number of women are arranging a car- oflils Hustcd, Sarah Sturges and First Division. reception will be held the Hotel Plaza. cjf city. Her mother Miss Elizabeth Winthrop to Annette at and actresses will appear. A nival on a large scale. This "carnival ous hospitals the Emmet Davis. Elton S. Is Motley give a dinner tor actors of Albany, Mr. Edward Dennlson Morgan, Ward to bq best Mrs. will score or more of young women will sell bazaar dance," as It will be called, Is was Miss Alice Rathbonc Jr., was man, and the ushers will includo 'Mr.' The marriage of Miss Laura Blossom the bridal party on Feb. 19 and a lunch- programmes and usher. Among them to be on Washington's Birthday, Mon- who formerly was Identified with tho announced recently. Mr. Chanler was W. G. Thayer Shedd, brother of the Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Olln D. eon for the bridesmaids on the following will bo Misses Helen Trevor, Betty day, February ,23, and tho day preced summer colony In Lenox. Miss Mur-- graduated from Harvard in 1914, and bride; Messrs. Lincoln Isham, Thomas Gray, to Mr. Cameron O'Day Macphcr- - day. WOMEN'S CLUBS IN ENTERTAINMENTS AND CHARITY gagement of her daughter. Miss Bertha Jorle Carey Lewengood, to Mr. Charles and Mrs. Dillon. Mr. Page Is the son of ord L. Aucrbach. The ceremony was ceded by a short business racetiog. Mrs. from Wclleslcy College. Mr. Vawtcr Is Bennett Straus of Now York. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pago of this followed by a reception. Edward ' L. Heydecker will speak on Reppublicah Club to Celpebrate Shcdler to Oeorgo H. Vawter of Ben- city. The Rev. Dr. Ernest M. Stlre current events and Miss Jeannette O. , Lincoln's ton, Mich. Miss Shedler was graduated Mrs. Benjamin G. Kraus of 514 West officiated. A reception was held at the The marriage of Miss Emily Marie Slckel executive secretary of "Tho Bt? of the firm of Baker-Vawt- cr 114th street announces the engagement homo of the bride's cousin, Birthday-Daught- ers a member Miss Ethel rippcl, only daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Sisters," will make an address on "A of Pennsylvania Company at Benton Harbor. During tho ot tier daughter. Miss Norma N. Kraus, Spear, 115 East Clxty-hlnt- h street Tho Michael William Dippel. of 3X West End Message From George Eliot in Her war he served with the Y. M. C. A. and to Mr. Walter A. Rosenberg of this city bride wore a gown of white satin avenue, to Mr. Maximilian E. Stlrn of 100th Anniversary Year." to Entertain Federation Officers. was In chargo of a largo district in and Palm Beach. trimmed with old point lace which be- Chicago took place on Wednesday even- Mrs. Ida Benfey Judd wfll tell a story France. longed to her mother. Her brother. Mil- ing at tho Hotel Astor. The bride's only from "The Mill on the Floss," with mu- Mr. n, and Mrs. Charles Roth of 210 ton S. Dillon, gave her away. She was attendant, was her cousin. Miss Dorothy sical accompaniment by Miss Marie Lob-ma- will be vision. Miss Catlln was graduated Mr. and Mrs. John W. Haulenbeek at West Ninetieth street have formally an- attended by her cousin, Miss Elsie Dippel of Brooklyn. Mr. pianist 'The programme will be One of th6 brides of tho week from engagement daugh- Frederick Berkeley Institute in 1917. a tea and dance at their home, 724 St nounced the of their Downing, of Washington, D. C, as maid Zeschke was the best man. The ushers brought to a close with musical nunv Miss Margaret Ituhe, daughter of Mr. Nicholas avenue, on Saturday, January ter. Miss Juliette Violet Roth, to Mr. of honor, and Miss .Mys Downing of wero Messrs. Ferdinand R. Stlrn, .bers. Mrs. Homer Lee wUl be 'Martin Levy, a chalrma and Mrs. Francis H. Ruho of 225 West Ono 31, announced the engagement of their Louis son of Mr. and Mrs. Washington, another cousin: MIsa Mary cousin of the bridegroom, and, Manolo of the day. of tho Interesting engagements A. Levy daughter. Miss Marguerite Haulenbeek. IL of 575 West End avenue. Van Dyke of Milwaukee, Miss Helen M. Wiechers. The ceremony was fol- The officers of the club In addition lOSth street She will bo married' to announced last week was that of Miss Mrs. . Lilian Gladys Williams, daughter of to Mr. John J. Nicholson, son of Demorest and Miss Sally Young of lowed by a dinner and dance. to Mrs. Comly are Miss Florence Wlcr Mr. Henry Charles Wcltzlen, son of Mr. and Mra.Arbert W. William." of 321 John Nicholson of this city. Miss Formal announcement has been made. Springfield, Mass., and Miss Charlotte Gibson, first Mrs, Homer Fifty-fift- Rob- by Mr. ana Airs, or Bergen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wcltzlen of West h street to Mr. Stanley Haulenbeek Is a grandnlece of Gen. siraon wuneim 8l Miss Muriel McGutre, Miss Lee. second Mrs. John J. Presi- avenue the engagement their Miss Graco Mtndelbaum. djuhter of evening, in E. Leo and a descendant of Park of of Blanche Page and Miss Margaret Mentc - Fields, Ar- Fiatbush. on Wednesday I. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. ert Mr.- and 12 third Mfs. C dent Franklin Pierce on the distaff side. daughter. Miss Rena Wllhelm, to .Mr. of this city. Mrs. Harris Mandelbaum, of .Speakman. 'recording secretary: Et James's Church, Madison avenue Clark of Baltimore, Md. Miss Williams West Eighty-sevent- h was mar- thur Is Mr. Nicholson was overseas with the Joseph M. Relss, son of Mr. and Mra W. K. Page was best man his street Mrs. Philip Hoffman, corresponding and Seventy-thir- d street The Rev. a sister of the lato Mrs. Laurence G. for ried to Samuel Herzog, son of Mr. and F. 107th United States Infantry, formerly M. Max Relss of Brooklyn. brother. The ushers were E. Whlt-my- cr secretary; Mrs. treas- Julias B.Rcmensnyder, tho pastor, will Decker. Her fiance Is an alumnus of John Mrs. Philip Herzog. on Monday even- William B. Ames, John Hopkins University. tho old Seventh Regiment of New York, of Rochester, N Y.; Harold urer, and Mrs. Robert D. Blackman. re- ceremony fiX 8:30 o'clock. He served ing at the Hotel Astor. The ceremony perform tho twenty-seve- n and was wounded. Miss Haulenbeek Is Mr. and Mrs, Frank Berkeley Rapp of ana months In France with the wiiuner oi .icmirn. ucrperi Mar-gol- ls corder. Tho directors aro Mrs. Charles will fol Ninety-fift- vas performed by tho Rev. M. S. A reception, supper and dance American forces. chairman of the BAthovcn circle of the 131 East h street have an- Richard M. Page. Henry Gibson. Victor De Causse, Mrs. George Evans, Mrs. Miss-Ruh- and the Rev. Dr. Hyamson. The low in tho Regis. has SBeelhoven Society and also was chair nounced the engagement of daugh- Day, William Annon, William Robertson (M. Mae-Nu- tt St ' their bride, who was given away by John Gallagher, Mrs. Howard chosen Miss Carolina Cant for her man of the war workers a nit ot tna ter, Miss Gertrude Rose Marie Rapp, to and Augustus C Downing, Jr. her Mra Horace I. Moyer, Mrs. Fred- Another interesting engagement made war.- Pour- father, wore a gown ot white satin anda of honor, and Miss Isabelle Lee, Beethoven Society during tho Mr. William W. C. Griffin of Chicago. The brldo Is a granddaughter of the erick Tench and Mrs. IL Weak-lan- d. maid known last week was that of Miss Stella ' roso4polnt lace veil. Her pibtcr, MIsa Charles Miss Bockennan, Mrs. Brock ing tea were Mrs. Wallace Krugler and .. late Judgo and Mrs. John F. Dillon and Heleno Toledano to Rlcnzl de Cordova, which Tanlnl-Tagillavl- a, Beatrice Mandelbaum, was only, at- Mme. Frederick The engagement Is announced of Miss the late Mr. and Mrs. Augustus C. her Dear and Mrs. John Anger for her was announced by her parents, Mr. and Downing. tendant Mr. Jack Herzog was best man Mrs. P. Toledano 295 Mildred Epstein, daughter of Mr. and When they return from their Through the Colonel Wal- other attendants. Little Miss Marie H. of Riverside Mm. Werthan Cahit of 615 West wedding' trip for Ms brother. Mr. and Mrs. Uoraog efforts of Drive: Miss Rosa Mrs.- Bernard Epstein of 789 West End Mr. and Mrs. Page will ter Scott, president and Mrs. Charles Fensterer will be the flower girl. Mr. Toledaho and her mother engagement 200 Fifty-eight- nhen they return from 'their wedding 143d1 street announces tho of avenue, to Mr. Matthew Roeenscneln. Mr, Uve at West h street , Thorley. society will be man. The are Tclosely identified with philanthropic Ip will llvo 23) West Seventy-nint- h of the John Anrer best her daughter, Miss Hena Cahn, to Mr. la Mr, Mrs. at work. Her fiance, who lives at 260 recep- Rosenscheln the son ot and treet comprising the Free Industrial School nshers will be Messrs. Francis H. Samuel Kaphan. There will be a Fifty-seven- Riverside Drive, Is Isidore Bosenschetn of 782 West End for Crippled Children at 471 West th Ituhe, Jr.; Elliott Downs, Arthur Graes a descendant of tion for them Sunday afternoon, Febru- On Monday evening Miss Mae Eliza- "Oreat Captain" Gonzalo de Cordova, avenue. beth Lincoln's wUl celebrated street and the Lulu Thorley and Henry Rieee. Mr. "Weltzicn and ary 15. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Birthday be Lyons Home Crippled who attached Granada to the crown of Eighty-fift- by Republican for and Delicate bride will honeymoon In Frederick Smith of 203 West h the Woman's Club, Mrs. Children many his passthelr Spain and was permitted to add Its announcement has been made Francis F. Lee of this city and Mont- became the bride (of James Grlswold Wentz president with at Claverack. N. Y.. They will live this city. Formal street Mr. Samuel new members been added to the tho South. in arms to the quartering of his own. by the Rev. and Mrs. George Allchln of real and Mrs. Vivian Bond, widow of F. Byers Johnston of Bollgee, Ala. The a luncheon at Delmonlco's. The day will have Wargraves-on-Thame- s, roll. The latest Is John Kelly, Both the Toledano and De Cordova Osaka, Japan, and 128 Bruce avenue, E. Vivian Bond of wedding took place at the home of Mr. also mark the twentieth anniversary of benefactor The wedding of Mr. Byres E. Brun-dag- e, families fled from Spain In the days of England, who by sending his check for $500 has Yonkers, of the engagement of their were married Tues- nd Mrs. , 137 the founding of the organization. The become a Perpetual aon of Mrs. OU A. Brundage of tho Inquisition, the former to Morocco daughter. Miss Louise Bell Allchln, to day In the chantry of St Thomas's tlverslde Drive. Mrs. Hearst is a cousin principal speakers will be Mrs. Douglas Patron. Ninety-sevent- h Tbe second card party in the series SIS West street, and and the latter to Jamaica, then a Mr. C. Bristol, of this Church. The ceremony, which was wit- of the South-wic- Roblnron, , Lawrence Jr.. bride.. Tho Rev. Hamersley k Dr. being given at the Hotel for the Miss Lacy P. Brower will take place on Spanish colony. Mr. de Cordova Is a city. MisH Allchln was graduated from nessed only by few close friends, was of Ann's performed United Senator W. Wads-wort- h Plaza a St Church the States James benefit ot the organization, will be held the evening of February 27 In St Mark's playwright, producer and amateur actor. Vassar College and Is engaged In Amer. performed by Rev. M. ceremony, which was by a-- re- Jr., Ogden L. Tbe the Dr. Ernest followed and Mill. on March 2. The hostesses wfll be Mrs. M. E. Church, Brooklyn. MIsa Brower The wedding will take place some time work In International In- re- ception gave guests honor will Include S. Icanlzatlon the Stires. It was followed by a small and dinners Mr. Hearst the of Samel Frank J. Blodgett, Mrs. F. Euwood Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ansel In May. stitute of the Y. W. C. A. in Brooklyn. ception at the home of Mr. Mrs. Ed- bride away. She was by Miss Koenlg, chairman of the New York Brooklyn. 4 and attended Brlggs and Mrs. George Oscar Cole. J. Brower of Her fiance Is the son of Prof. Charles D. ward Hardy Clark, 470 Park avenue, Charlotte Martin. Little Anita Murray County Republican' Committee, end Mrs. On At a luncheon held recently In the University glrL Koenlg; the committee In charge are Mrs. Bristol of the New York and whom the bride has been visiting. Mr. was the flower Scott Taylor was Charles D. Hllles, president of Nicholas M. Pond, Another Brooklyn wedding which will Hotel Bfltmore announcement was made Mrs. During tho war he served tbe best man, serving the Republican Club; chairman: Mrs. It Bristol Walter Nicola was the best man. Mr. and as ushers were National Miss E. Bonar. Mrs. George Brand, Mrs. M attract many from here will be that of of the engagement of Miss Emily V. on board tho U. S. S. Pennsylvania and and Mra Lee will pass their honeymoon Henry Loughman and James A. Mur- Margaret Smith of the New York State Margaret Mr. Dykeman. daughter U. B. Lieutenant, ray, Eleanor Bullard, Mrs. Caspar William Miss Jessie Catlln and of Mr. and Mrs. the 8. O'Brien as a In the South. a cousin of the bride. Mr. Johnston Assembly; Miss Helen Varlck BoswelL Dean. Mrs. Mrs, Randolph Fuller, which will take place Conrad V. Dykeman of 657 grade, U. S. N. Ha Is pres- Is the- Franklin P. Duryea, Jefferson Junior at an alumnus of the University' ot Vir- chairman of women's division of the Mullin Wayne. Heber In Pant's Church, Fiatbush, on the avenue, Brooklyn, to Howard Baylls ent secretary to Justice Alfred R. Page ginia. During the war New York County Republican Commit- Mrs. Walter St An out of town wedding Interest to he served first ' Wheeler Miss Amelia Day Campbell, evening February Miss Catlln, Carpenter. Miss Dykeman received of tho Appellate Division of New of In French army ; George Surrogate and of It. her tbe society In 'New York took place tho the and later with the tee A. Plater, of Tables have been by Walter the daughter Mrs. Rufus O mi- education the National Seminary York Supreme Court at American county ; Sena- taken Cot who is of at Park McGregor Upper Dyke, forces in France. He and his Westchester former State Scott Mrs. Marcel Mrs. George slead Catlln of 67 Paul's place, will at Forest Glen, Md. Her Is homestead. brldo will live In New York. tor Nathaniel M, Elsberg, and presi- Kahle. St father a Kings, Nova Scotia, on January S, when the SemUr, Mrs. B. P, Sherwood. Miss Amelia be attended by Mrs. Edward Webb well known yachtsman, being commo- sir. and Mrs. George Forrester John- .' . dents. Of tho sixteen organizations be- Day Buckingham Mies Flora McGregor Harding, only Campbell. Mme. Alda TaglUvU. Fuller as matron of honor. Miss Helen dore of the Brooklyn Yacht Club. Hejs ston of 26 street Rochester, longing to the Federation Mrs. M. Wood, president Y., engagement daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nel- Miss Beatrice It Zinsser, Mrs. John MacKenzIa as maid of honor, and Misses of the Bushwlck Hospital. Mr. N. announce the of their Hccht daughter of Mr. ot Women's dubs. Mrs. James Walt. Margaret BIgelow daughter. Johnston, son Harding of this city, was married to nd Mrs. Myer Hecht, 5 Coombs, Mrs. John Prisdlla Allen Fuller, Carpenter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Gertrude to of West Fif- Mrs. Alfred E. Oramen Is chairman ot Mrs. Wa- Margaret Mary son Mr. Erie Harvey Spinney, youngest son tieth was to John Van Pelt Mrs. Charles CoveD and Whltmore as James B. Carpenter. Jr. Among those Mr. Edwin Holmes Adrlance, of the street married Mr. Erie It the luncheon committee. There will be 'a terbury, Mrs. R. Henry, Frank Mr, Spinney one-tim- A. Mrs. bridesmaids. Mr. William Matthews who attended the luncheon wero Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Harris Ely Adrlance of of and Mrs. Edgar K. ot Marks, son of e Borpugh Presi- special meeting ot the club at the Na- Yarmouth, N. 8. Tho ceremony was Chlpman. Mrs. Albert CanHeld Bage and SJacKenxle, an uncle Of QIIss Catlln, win William Dykeman of South Orange, Englewood, N. J. dent Marcus M. Marks and Mrs. Marks, tional Republican Club on Tuesday Miss Cory. performed by the" Rev. A. M. Bent ot on Thursday evening n. give her away. Mr. Fuller, who is a N. J Mrs. C. F. Dykeman, Miss Helen at tho morning at 10:30 o'clock, when Stato There taM Kentvllle, Because, of mourning In the Miss Margaret win be a prize for each son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fuller, Pierce of Boston, Miss Florence Dla of Mrs. Samuel Ludlow Thompson of Bay Hirsh was the maid Comptroller 'Eugene IL Travis will speak and the proceeds the card partfcs man Mr. N. family only relatives witnessed the cere- of honor. The bridesmaids were from will bve for his best James Hackensack, J., Miss Ellen Moore, Shore, L. I., has announced the engage- Misses on taxation. will be used defraying tbe ex- Smith. His will Miss Dorothy mony. After a brief wedding trip Mr. Doris Marks, 'Rosalie . toward, Kellum sorters be Hubbard, Mrs. John ment of her niece, Miss Maudo Phelps Dannenbaum, penses of the school and home, Messrs. Clinton Coombes Swan, Everett Marsh, Miss Jessie Young, Miss Elsie McVeigh, to Mr. Robert Maynard Hutch-ins- ,, and Mrs. Spinney will live in Detroit Katherlne Ryan Bernard, Clara Weiss, Officers ot tho New York City Federa- Webb Fuller, John Francis Stone Young. Virginia Cole and McCabe. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mra. son of the Rev. and Mrs. William Ruth Mr tion ef Women's Clubs will be guests at "The Sign pU? Robert Marychurch Whltmore. Mr. Campbell, Ohio, Thomas' Church was scene of Alan D. Marks was best man on the Door" was tha Miss .Helen Montrose J. Hutchlns ot Obcrlin. St the for his the meeting of the Daughters of Pennsyl- fcr discussion Study Day of th was graduated from the wedding Dorothy Downing Brother. The ushers were Messrs. ! at the Fuller Amherst and Mrs. Harry Young. of Miss Wr vania in New York. Wm U Aaaeembly, chrlrtopt Collegc. He served as Second Lieu- Dillon and Mr. Donald Ormsby Page on' ren L. Marks, another .brother; 'George Coroly Theatre Mrs. J. Dr. and Mrs. J. Lewengood of 160 West. president on Tuesday afternoon Marks, president on Friday tho Hot Company B, 106th Eighty-sevent- evening January 3k Robert B. at tenant, Machine Gun Mrs. Augusta B. Shedlsr of 13S West h street announce the en- the of She is the J. Hecht Stearns. Mortimer kun ajoorwuionx, xne programme, Saltation, with the Twenty-sevent- h Di Mar- - daughter the late John Milton Dillon Fisher, Lawrence W. Lamm How begins .Eleventh street hts announced the en gagement ot thtlr daughter, MJh of and which at J o'clock, will be pro- - Continued en PeVoving Tag.