Curtis Helen Park Ave. Site Own YourHomeExhibition Old New York Conference to Discusa To Be Married Is Chosen for Is Revivified in Emigration to Palegtine Thomas's Revelation to Women at Booth Arrangements for Removal of In St. Hall Play 4,000.000 Jews to Near East Victory TVoubles of House "Not So Proves Will Be Planned Here ffill Bccomc the Bride of Finding and Keeping Disappear Long Ago" Arrangements for the gradual emi¬ Lentilhon at Block Including Pershing While Profiteers and Landlords Are To Be an Engaging Little gration of 4,000.000 Jews to Palestine Joseph Square, Now Owned Forgotten Savecl From Over- will be discussed at an extraordinary Church CeremonyJune5; by Before Varied Displays at Grand Central Palace Play conference of the Zionist Organization to Live in Manila City, Is Decided Upon Sweetness by Its Wit of America here Sunday and Monday. Ouple Association The «onference will be attended hy by Directorsi From the little girl who could not of an THB CAST 1,700 delegates from the United States old-fashioned cottage. 1/ they and Canada. Under the cf be torn'away from the with would be content iri the with a A "uampllRrhtT .John Gray leadership May 20 playhouse country via Moaiar Justice at the United Statei m KnappWeds real stairs and house as simple as the flat came Syl .Marg»r»t Brandeis, HaveCondemnation tiny aleeping porch, to from in the they Mury .I.eatto. Mlllor Supreme Court, and United States Right the buxom mother of four who city they would find it not Rlsln Dovor.Eva Le Gallienne Julian W. Mack the of Music gazed lmposslble to own their own home, 8am Roblnson .Thomaa MltchHl Judge organization Program entranced at the miracle even in these times." Miehael l)ovcr .Oor|;<' H. Tra.ler is expected to take immediate action Special $20,000,000 of wrought by Mrs. Ballard .Es'.her l.yon toward the reestsfblishment of the . to Precede Campaign the electric The bride had her foot on the Dancing washing machine, and the thresh- Ursula Uallard . Beth Martln and old of a Jewish people in the Near East. Next lODaysToBe Launched young bride who thought the patent great decision at this point, Af?nps . Molile A'lams millions of |Vavy Ball Monday but 8he*hesitated again; and the young Rosamond Glll .Marv Kennedy Although Jews, particu¬ Here Next potatoe peeler "perfectly a Bllly Railarn .SMn<-y Blackmer larly from Eastern Europe, are said to Armistice Day priceless," man, being wise young man, knew! Rupert Hancock .Gilbert iJouRlas Curtis, daughter of Mr. every woman who visited the "Own what was in her mind, and he led her be prepared to ieave at a moment'? j|iM Helen down notice, the Zionists say that "no ma>i Alfred Halsey Curtis, will be The directors of the Victory Hall As- Your Home Expositlon" in the Grand "Magic Alley," where every labor rush of will be ^ Mr». sociation Central saving dovice known to .woman had By Heywood Broun emigrants permitted irried to Joseph Lentilhon, son of last night decided unanimous- Palace yesterday went around been installed. to flood Palestine," but that a well de Tours Lentilhon, June ly to erect their looking as if sho had opened the door "Not So Long Ago," which was pre- scientific SnT Joseph proposed memorial into Never'Never Saves Housewife'B regulated, carefully, emigra inSt. Thomas's Church. Mrs. Grayson on the Land. Steps sented at the Booth Theater last right, tion of perhaps 50,000 annually will b*. 5 her sister's matron building block bounded by Park Rent and "These little houses v lithrop will be and profiteers tyrannical land- have been is a charming and arnusing light undertaken. and the hridesmaids will be Lexington avenues and Forty-first lords ceased to trouble her, as she planned with the express idea of saving 2Lonor Miss Nathalle Rob- and Forty-second streets. This block looked at the models of daszling white steps for the houseworker," he said, comedy of New York in the early '70s. odette Feder, includes Pershing Square, former site which could bo her the "With Arthur Richman is the dramatist. It and -»1iss .»ttk-7 Mei*-S- of Bo8- of bungalows hera by the showing plans. the servant of is frnon I.ouise of the Grand Union Hotel, now owned payment of a aum in sfcortage, it is more and more is well that the charm the play .. Miss Marie Baldwin. the triifling cash, becoming for Miss Emma Patterson by city. with "the balance in easy payments necessary for women to do part or all so stanchly supported by humor, j^my"bTgood «4B Pranciaco; J. This action of the derectors was like rent." of their work, and the modern archi- three acts of unadorned charm may be A Novel of Dlattnrtlon . Ethel wid Miss Dempsey. Hugh taken at a in tect indeed. There were a few will be Mr. Lentilhon's best meeting their headquart- A blond young man was einging to vdraws hi* plans with this in mind ghastly By Wllbur Flnley Fauley VKLftfOfl ers. 4 East Street, almost himself as he --no no moments in the second aet when it and the ushers will include Car- Forty-third placed sod in position long halls, extra rooms, no Published ajn co-incident with the advertisement is¬ for the lawn of a dark seemed as if Mr. Richman's little play Sept.. 1919, hy Brltton Puh Cn.. rnrtoa Stettinius, Charles Moller,! particularly fetching stairways." W. T. Van Sicklen ir., Howard sued by the city that the Pershing white colonial house model. The bride was told she need not give was going to get a bit out of hand and Ortigt W. Square of land would be sold up her music 'fall to the bottom of the treacle well, New popular edition; 10,000 <*op!e»; readr Walton Scully and Reginald parcel at "Quickest growing lawn I ever saw," lesson in order to weit soon. All Bookstores. Cott. will be followed public auction to the highest bidder. he admitted for the grocor. A patent device in the but the catastrophe was bravely and B«nk'i. "-*..« ceremony The Hall bill which "I modestly. back door averted. for whenever the ORDER NOW. reception at the home of the Victory passed tried to have a window box last permits the grocer's boy to happily play w'a the State Legislature and was signed the bride said slip the Sunday dinner in a secret .came perilously close to a slippery brida's 270 Park Avenue, and year," wistfully, tak- the had parents,De Lamar, who has an by Governor Smith last. week, gives the ing in the miniature perfection of ro»e shelf, where it is securely lockcd away Idownfall author the discretion ki'w Al.ce A. Hall from the to throw out a line of and savor- in the same has Victory Association the power of garden and trellised clothes yard. neighbor's dog and th'e saving irartrient building, condemnation over block within the "Better ltinerant small wit. its use and, as a result, the nny move to the suburbs, where boy. ing NAPOLEON. offered be thrown into boundaries of the Greater City. Under they have real gardens, lafly," the Any bride could maintain her inde- Never did he become so panic- po apar'-r.ents will the terms of of stricken as to have recourse to the oceasion. the bill the purchaser of blond young man advised. "'Now, thia pendence laundresses if she had an any Six large levant vols. nt for Pershing Square will be compelled to house cost only $5,000, and the land electric washing machine. Dish wash- stout cable or hawser. Mr. Richman's Afwr a short wedding trip in this is a Lentilhon and his bride sell the site to the association, or sub¬ was so rith the flowers grew like ing simple once-a-day rite, to be wit is fine spun, but amply sturdy to A mobilization country, Mr. mit to condemnation as performed without serve his It is a ar.d poster -c-" where will proceedings, weeds,' they said." torment with the purpose. priviiege wiii sail Manila, they soon as the association is aid of a a to find in our theater a of for several years. ready to "But what could you do with $5,000 dish-washing machine, she pleasure 1815, besides many no»ln comence work on its memorial. this year?" ,he cried, "with labor so learned. dramatist with so deft a turn of writ- B. of In addition to adopting the site, tha high and lum.v>r so acarce and build¬ Works Spinning Wheel ing, so nimble a wit and so keen a gift portraits, Miss Betty Pierson, daughter directors of a for delineation autographs, Mrs. J- Fred Pierson jr., and the association passed ing materials ,-f all sorts so difficult Aj for when of'character. The play Mr. »nd resolution setting the, ten com- to and servants hard to amusements, gardening is fragile, but it never forgets its busi- etc. Exhibited at Dut- Livingston Parsons took out days supply get palls and tennis tires, there is one Sdiuyler at mencing November 11, next^ Armistice even in the city ?" woman who ness of telling a story and getting on » marriage license yesterday the for the to raise the advocates the great indoor with it. 681 are to be Day, campaign "Don't Build, but sport of ton's, Fifth Ave¬ Monteipa! Building. They necessary $20,000,000 for the erection Buy" spinning. Sitting by her old Once again it is the of Cin- Mrri«a on Saturday in the Church of Her engagement to Dr. Lawrence Kinsman of 170 Then the blond young man Oolonial flreplace with the oid copper story McCafferty, West Fifty- of the memorial building. stopped kettle on derella which has served so long and nue, by Mr. Charles the Heavenly Rest. The ceremony will ninth was planting his toy garden and the singing the hearth, Miss Anna J. Street, announced recently. She is a daughter of Dr. and General George W. Wingate, presi¬ opened Erickson spins all so honorably in our theater. But the be performed by the Rev. William G. dent of the after the meet¬ door of Never Never Land for the day. Brides come Cinderella of "Not So de- Sawver of london and the Rev. Herbert Shipman. Mrs. Madeley Richardson, of 490 Riverside Drive. The will association, visitor. He took her the and bndes go, and most of them think Long Ago" Ihiyer wedding ing last night, declared it was the pur¬ *hrough high- there is httle for parts pleasantly from tradition. She take place in tlie fall. of the directors to deal .way-8 and byways of the exposition, them to imitate in is not content to sit in the ashes and Miss Marraret Knapp, daughter of pose fairly where stucco villas and Southern tho pretty picture. But Miss Erickson with all concerned in acquiring the pine nos designs on them. mope. Even before the prinee ar- Mrs. Edward 9. Knapp. will be married "It will take a full he cottages awaited her choice, or where rives she lies to her friends and rela- 20 in property. year," old houses could be rebuilt as as "They are pianting five thousand ?cDr LteHollisterFerguson May York "to the and struct- good a.-res tives and that he has come. She Madison University auditorium, PO Trir.ity said, complete plans new the devicou of flax in Delaware and more in says St James's Church. Avenue at tho ural araneements for the memo¬ through planned by knew her fate, did Cinderella. Street. Her at- Place, Battery, by the Victory great modern architects. bcutn Carollna," she says. "This coun¬ Izi Seventy-f.rst only Forthe Y. M. C. A., Partners the rial and the directors believe that with is to The -play is of the New York of wii! be her Miss Rosalie to-night. for build, but w«*s the ad¬ try going be a great linen coun¬ tendant niece, gobs will be «irs. time at their can "Don't; buy," \\ e fifty years ago and there is not a Dr. Earl Vanderwerker will provided by Norton, ample disposal they vice of one miracle man. try again. can scarcely get flax Kr.app. chaperon of the but if reach a friendiy agreement with the "Young fcr.y more. It used to little talk of the ruinous cost of liv¬ »s best man and the ushers will Victory "Y," people with a small come from Rus¬ lerve Bridge sailors desire to the:r own city and the few private owners in- only capnal may sia, but over there ing. Eggs are twenty-five cents a Dr. Walter P. Ander- Player bring along well hesitate this at in- now the Bolsheviki be Leland particular girls can terested. year getting p.re too dozen, but one cocksure young man Cary, Stuart and Dr. Walker they arrango it volved in the labor troubles anu busy fighting each other to :on, Dr. Harold The Tribune has arravgcd with Mrs. Norron. 'This will also give the owners of 'the bother with flax. We used cemforts the victims of the pro iteers Swift. The ceremor.y will be followed other problems attendant on house to raise it them with R. F. the "t. M. C. A. branches throughout the business buildings sufftcient time to m this country and we shali raise it by telling that it is his well The Cross a rectption at the home of Mrs. Foster, recog¬ aro other or to building, but there are old houses to be reasoned that will by Street. city being thronged day and nipht purchase properties, build had at moderate again. Then the women can stav home judgment prices Inapp, 31 East Sixty-third nized autliority on all games by men al" thc fleet. Tho first two elsewhero for the continuance of their prices. and spin instead of soon come tumbling down and never "The trouble with the modern ' going to the and well nights the men were ashore business, so that no hardships will re- youn.-r movies. go so high again. of Miss Rita of cards, especially 1,200 slept people is they think must have a A cast Pull The marriag" Sturgis, at the Naval Branch in sult to one. Condemnation they gooii pays well, but it is not known as a Brooklyn alone. any pro¬ like a "Perhaps.in Never Never Land," of Mrs. Robert Sturgis, to writer and teacher ..-»-_ will be to palace millionaire'a for the price raid the quite deft to the author daughter take ceedings resorted only if bride. er.ough give HAL G. EVARTS Vljel Cnolmeley-Jones will place of auction bridge, for a series all efforts to reach an agreement of a perfect performar.ee. The~e are times By hr.e 12 in St Paul's Church, Chelten- when Miss Evi Le Gallier.ne, and more articles on the N. Y. Fund purchase should fail." story; a a Weit- tam. Pa. The ceremony will be fol¬ of modern University The Hall will cover Lends Color particularly Mr. Sidney Blackmpr. for- dng story; proposed Victory Tympanon Masons of State Hold ALOVEern adventure o:ir. lowed a at Laburnums, game. These articles the that a strain of constant satire ae- story.all in by reception will ex- Gains $24,000 in a entire block. Upon the floor level get It in the country p'.ace of Mrs. Sturgis, in plain and illustrate in detail Day with the Park Avenue viaduct it is To Votichenko Concert Grand companies the tale of love's young combines, the opinion of many -, Che'.ton Hills, Pa proposed to have a hure coliseum cap¬ Lodge Meeting dream. They are too serious by half readers, the appea! of I.ondon's "The the Chairman Sees Suocess now system which wyn the Lyrman able of seating 10,000 persons, to be Russian Quartet and Two Unueual and and again. But both these young Call of the Wild'' and Curwood'j Several younj women of society will championship thc United of $6,150,000 Campaign used for national conventions and other Progress Harmony, plavers bring freshness to their roles "Kazan." take in the special program of of Women on With ar.d both are In a part at Within Near Future meetings of national irnportance. The Singers Program Big Gain in Revenues, ingratzating. good music and dsncir.g which will precede States Spring Lake in 1916 upper floor is to be divided between in Aeolian Hall supporting company Beth Martin givea "lrresistihle.it dr.ivvs yoju into a statr at the The endowment fund New Reported for Last Year an exccllent of as ot nervous tension .ind the general dnr.cir.g Navy Ball, and has held it ever since. of York American Legion posts and other pa- Sasha Votichenko gave a concert in The 139th account herself, do keeps you there." to be fivm Monday evening at the triotic bodifs who took in annual convention of" the Esthcr Lyon. Gilbert Douglas, Thomas Another attractive University leaned ftfrward by more part the Aeolian Hall last evening. Although Grand or ot .Chicago Daily S..<;*.r. Hotel Com" odore. The special dance feature war. There will be an exhibition Lodge rdasons tho State of Mitchell and George II. Trader. "Not than $24,000 yesterday, it was an¬ hall, the musician and his tympanon can New York was nper.ed after¬ At all wii! be the "Minuet Modern," and will will be end-game problems, a Hall of the Allies and a Shrine of be considered in yesterday So Long Ago" is exceilent and engag- bookshnps $1.90 be d Mis Marie La by nounced at the rally luncheon held at scarcely the light of noon in the Masonic Ht.ll, 46 West entertainment. present by Marche, many of the most Memory. Around the vast walls of the n weighty influence in the musical life Twenty-fourth ing Miss Dirothy C app Miss Grace Ilen- famous the Hotel Biltmore. As Alexander S. co'iseum will be inscribed the names of New his Street, William S ALFRED A. K\OPF, \eir York driek. Miss Err.il-,- Miss in all York, concerts are in- Farmer, of Syracuse, grand master for Burc'iell, Polly cc-mposers parts of the Lyman, chairman of the council com¬ of all New Yorkers who paid the su¬ variably entertaining. With velvet tne last two Bt> Good"' Brocks, Miss Katnerine Van Ingen, Miss preme whether served years, presiding. Dele¬ r'Betty, Appears world. These articles will mittee, said the campaign is just be- sacriflce, they hangings and a screen, an Oriental gates from all cities and towns of the Elise Hughes. Miss E'.eanor Franke, with the American armies. or those of lamp and several palms, the tympanon state attended. For First Time on KIm Elsie Parsons, Miss Kathryn Kim- appear each week in the Mag- ginning to strike its pace. Within an¬ tlie Aliies. is not the Broadway Miss least decorative ac.essory In his annual report Mr. Farmer de- bi!l, Misi Virginia Kimball, azine Section of The other week, he predicted, it will be of a state clared that Spring brings violets to the Pa i 0'hria Erdrr.ann and Miss Sarah Sunday under full steam and picturesque setting. unusual progress and har- sades and new musical shows to Broad Sturgis. Tribune. the total of $6,- Last evening a nervous spotlight mony had prevailed in the Mrs. Julian W. Robbins is chairman 450,000 will by attained in the near hovered hesitatingly about tho the last fraternity way. The violets are wise and le You and some ten of the committee on arrangements. future. The toal amount to date The Door tym- during year. The report spoke Nature take its course, but once i: raised Stage panon, Mr. Votichenko and the screen n»ghly oi the overseas Masonic is $7r'S,644. behind while the Russian Cathe- The lodges a while Broadway essays hothousi million others of the Two for the b«-nefit of the Milk de Pezet have ta"ken the apartment Elmer him, annual report of the read methods. lt may be that plays Ellsworth Brown, chancellor "Oh, Henry!" opens to-n'ght at the dral Quartet n trifle discon- William A. trustees, "Betty, B .or Children of America Fund wili be occupied last season by the Vice-Presi¬ of the that of the Fulton appeared |by Rowan. president, showed Good," which blOomed at the Casin elect will say that dent and Mrs, Marshall at Wardman university, reported Theater. certed by the footlighta. increases in the revenues and Kiv.n at the Longaere Theater Sunday 4.057 received yesterday, $11,580 had A re- last night, is as fragrant a blossom ;. Park Hotel, where they have lived short time ago in a concert at the Isources of the fraternity. the total the of the even'ng May 16, under the direction been turned over to the university Special fe.iture acts in honor of Na¬ same hall Mr. as- applause first night audienc of Mrs. Edward X. since coming to Votichenko had the resources of the state were repoit- seemed to Breitung, assisted Washington. council by various donors. The chan¬ tional Vaudeville Art'sts' Pay will be sistance of the Russian Or- ed as indicate, but only time wil n Mrs. Symphony $4,690,888, an increase of tell whether or O'.iver Harriman, chairman of cellor said $5,000 of this amount had added to all B. F. Keith vaudeville bills chestra. Last evening Baroness de 819, ' $107,- not it will droop amiti Sewell tM distribution committee. Mrs. J. been subscribed this the heat of Ford T. by Charles Strau?. afternoon, thc gross reefcipts of the MarkorT, a pianist of the salon species. sultry midsummer. Oakley Rhinelander and Miss Y.M.CA. Dance The address was matinees to be donated to If one were a musica beth Elisa-j Victory principal made by the N. V. A. and Mme. Maria Winetzkaja, who sang writing only Marburv wiii also contribute thejr George Gordon Battle. who emphasizeil for its sick fund and insurance fund. Tschaikowsky's aria "Adieu, Ye Hills," Film criticism it wouid be fairly safe t is entitled to a" wL Bernard Shaw'a "How He Litd to For Sailors the to the cam¬ At the Palace Theater Carleton Concern Formed predict a long life for fo Her To-night importance city of the Hoag- and Rachmar.inoff's "Floods of Spring," "Betty." Husband" will be played by Mrs. paign. "The business interests of to¬ land will produce "The Actors' Holi- had been called in besides the Russian To Hugo Riesenfeld has given it some ex truck-load of laurels James Lowell Putnam. assisted by Mrs. Vincent Astor Expected To day," he said, "are demanding intelli- day," bv Harry Carroll and Ballard Make India Pictures ceedingly tuneful numbers. "Keep th Rtfinald Mason and Percival T. workers and executives. It is MacDonald. The cast will includo quartet. Love for for his new book of Moore, Be Hostess in New York Uni¬ gent to Among the most successful numbers Lamp Burning." instanci the "Adam and Eva" company. the universities they must look for the Harry Cnrroll, Evelyn Nesbit, Victor with skil! Mr. Corporation to Send Men to more than likely to become a popu Miss Auditorium Miss played indisputable by favorite. But even a Merie Maddern and N'orman versity type of men renuired. They should, Moore, Juliet, Bert Errol, Grace were a Russian to in musical fare Trevor will in Mrs. Vincent Astor is to be Wilbur and Votichenko Rhapsody Bornbay Construct Ameri- there must be appear "An Ideal Hus¬ expected therefore, rcspond hoartily to an ap¬ Fisher, Sweatnam, Higgins and an arrangement for his enough good lines Oscar hostess at a dance a Weston and on ingenious oan Plan Studio form a band," by Wilde. Paul Reimers to be given to the peal of such nature as New York Rates, Sammy others instrument of Ravel's "Pavane sur la thread for the lyrics, an nm offer a musical Boxes sailors of the visiting fieet in the New is the bill. Every vaudeville theater in The formation of a 3,000,000 "Betty" is not of lines «id program. University making." Mort d'Une Infante Defunte." tion for the corpora¬ prolific good aeats may be had at the Long- the United States and Canada is mak¬ After Mr. Votichenko's production and distribution "Betty, Be Go >d," adapted Torchy M-» this National Artists' performance of motion in French Theater or fro n Mrs. Breitung, ing Vaudeville the honors of the evening went to the pictures India wag "'an¬ vaudeville, concerns the advei » East Seventy-sixth Stre<-t. Checks Day. nounced yesterday by Zukor tures of Toni Price, bv Irvii ¦acuid be cathedral singers, whose program in- president of the Famous Adolph played made payable to William both and secular com- Players-Lasky Beebe, who, on his wedding day, find and cluded religious . Vee rorbes On the The new Morgan, treasurer. Bedtime Stories Monday, May 17, upon con,- Corporation. company is himself confronted by Betty, an ac clusion of the the positions. known as engagement. of m the Indian Empire Famous tress, to whom he had made love. Not The Princess Miguel de Bragan**! American Opera Sinrj-crs, the Park Players-Lasky Film Company, Ltd.. the knowing that he is the bridegroom, she EDWARD J. CLODB Ml returned to the Theater, on Columbus will inau- American manufacturers city from Califor- Mischievous Jack Circle, acting in' co¬ greets him warmly. but he manages t Pub!i»her New York 8* »nd is a guest of her father, W. Kurate a sunplemental season with Going On To-day operation with prominent British and slip away to New York with his bride wuntlander Stewart, 14 East Fifty- Chauncey Olcott in Rida Johnson Indian bankers. to a furnished apartment selected for Weath Irish un¬ Frank Street, Young's drama, "Macushla," DAY Meyer. assistant secretary of him by his friend, Sam Kirby. Of der the direction of A. L. Erlanger. the American company, and it was Mr. Thornton W. American Museum of Natural Hlstory; Baker will Tarkin'jrton [course, Betty's apartment; and, and Mrs. Frederick H. Osborn By Burgess admlsslon free. leave soon for Bornbay, Betty returning, the complicatiori3 are "Wfww to N. to Joe Weber has engaged Hassard Van Corttandt Park Museum; admlsslon where they will supervise the Wll Garrison, Y., remain Short to construc¬ r.iany. August, when they will go to stage "Honeydew," the musi- free tion of a studio fashioned after the Betty is impersonated by Josephine .nnqmlht, cal comedv. with score by Efrem Zim- ;The Aquarlum; admlsslon free. American plans. V< and Farm, Asheville, Me.. to be Who doea a mischief to his neighbors balist and book Herbert. Zoologlcal Park; admlsslon free. hittell, she does it excellently. EfS of.Mrs- Osborn's parents, Mr. by Joseph Exhlbltlon of Frlntiog at the National Arts Also, she sings the piece about the «M Mrs. William I* paid with hate for all his labors. Club. 119 East Nlneteenth Street. "Love Jay Schfeffelin. the home of Mrs. William A. Lamp" whenever an occasion Henry Stanford, of the Sothern and Meetlhg at seems to and it Mui Marlowe company at the Shubert The¬ Ktssain, 525 Park Avenue. In the inter- Wounded Veterans' Work oti'er, may be said that Annie B. Jennings, who is at ests of the Hoover campaign. 5 p. m. it was always welcome. Frank ater, and his wife, Laura Burt, who Garment Crumit, at Fairfleld, Conn., When Old Mother Nature said that Luncheon of the National Retail¬ Is on as Sam Kirby, the best man, had a ¦¦.S2Jn}ryJP,ace»1 for 8. has been appearing on tour in "Ben- ers' Association, Waldorf-Astorla, 12:30 Placed_ Sale Here Europe July .?erybody knows Jack Rabbit, Peter sail on m. smiling personality that adds much to Hur," will May 29 for England p. tho value of his Rabbit shook his' head. "I don't," said to arrange for the London production Luncheon of the. Fifth Avenue Associa¬ Beadwork and Other singing and dancing. be of tion. Waldorf-Astorla, 1 2 ::30 p. m. Toys, and Josie Intropidi, as Mrs. Stark- British Ambassador and very sneekly. "Nju," the Russian play which was Luncheon and brldge of the Ladies' Aux- Articles "Then it is time you did," retorted ncted Mr. Stanford and others' at Hotel Being Sold by Red water, mother of the bride, gave the by Iltary, Jewish Materntty Hospital, same No. Old Mother Nature. "If you had ever the Bandbox Theater in New York a Pennsyivania. Cross for Ex-Service Men excellent porformance that is Tuttlet 7 WifeGuests at Dinner in the Far West would know Convention of the National Travelers' Ald always to be expected from her. Vivi- been you few years ago. Street. 10 beadwork and Mr. Tutt him and all about him. out Society, 23 West Forty-thlrd Toys. other articles enne Oakiand, as Marion Love, a cab- says: ** Everybody a. m. made aret Marshall Field Gives a there knows him. Of course, he should Ula Sharon, the dancer, makes her Luncheon of the Inter-Church World by wounded soldiers, sailors and dancer, is equal to the part, and "A man marries when he to Lady Auckland he. called Jack Hare instead of Jack Rab¬ New York debut at Aeolian Hall this Movement, Hotel McAIpln. 12::30 p. m. marines are on sale at 603 Fifth Ave¬ Georgia Hewitt is a charming bride. rhinkv hi«* amatory thermometer