Miss Higgins Chamber Asks Laurens Portrait ProminentPersons Raymond Wilson Heard Mme. Eastern Starn To Be Bride of 30% Increase Will Aid $975,000 In Piano Recital Here In Weber's *Oberon', Found in Ireland at Hi» Best in for Poor ¡Player' Appear» New Role Durant F. Ladd For Campaign Interpreting MwDow* Singing Teachers LONDON, March 4..A long- i ell's Work» lost Chairman Bliss Lack of Tone Volume Jersey City Girl Is Engaged portrait of Henry Laurens, Appoints Raymond Wilson gave a piano recital Only State was Teams to the to 26th Division Officer, Commerce Organiza¬ who president of the Ameri¬ Raise Fund yesterday afternoon at Aeolian Hall. Drawback in Exeeplioiu* tion can Congress in 1777 New His program was pleasantly unconven¬ Who Was Demands Raise of and 1778 Sought by York Asso¬ tional. with Paato- Performance; Enuncia¬ Invalided Home and one of« the It began Mozart's City and State Officials, leaders in the ciation to Cany on Work rale Varie. That was followed by tion of Notable as Result of His Wounds American Revolution, recently I Chopin's Nocturne. Op. 62, No. 2, and ! English Schools' the Scherzo came Mar- Fearing Collapse was discovered in a house Names of the city's most prominent Op. 20. fhen Mme. Florence EAuton sang the prrt country Dowell's Sonata Eroica, and a group Rezia in Weber's "Oberor." at th"> Schmid at near men and women are included in the of short of Miss Betrothed Clonmel, Ire¬ Barratt, ¦¦ Tipperary, of pieces by Pugno. Metropolitan last night. It «M r» ¡Mayor's Bills Assailed land, to "The London personnel teams appointed yester¬ Glinka-Balakirew and Liapounow. Mr* örst appearance in tiic part, but in i*. according day by Chairman Cornelius N. Bliss Wilson is a who miün« Times." to sturdy pianist, »he once more proved Berteif one ^J Hugh Walpole to Deliver jr. help raise the $975,000 fund tains a steady course along conventional the truest artists anil most admiral-!« Order of Meas¬ The was «ought by the New York Association paths. His technic and his of Farewell Lecture at Investigation portrait painted by for the powers smgers that the operatic ures Improving condition of the expression are evenly matched and posses»ss. After Member John Singelton Copley, a noted poor. Tho teams follow: are Aeolian Hall on March 11 Urges both mediocre. Still, he pla*..-. In While her voice does not peases* ami Anglo-American who was Team 1.R. Fulton Cutting, captain; the fushtin Proposals Be Condemned painter, Percy A. Cleveland H. straightforward, manly the polarer reeded by the music. fi<« i i born Pyne, Dodge, and a certain rugged which a in Boston, in 1737. The Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. strength sang it with a «skill and Former Judge and Mrs. Frank K. An increase in the of ler N. Schuy- distinguishes him from many of his ity of diction which her pic of salaries paid New portrait Laurens, says the Warren, George 15. Post, Mr. contemporaries was effectively dis¬ 5,.. Biggins, Glenwood Avenue, Jersey York City school John A. and Mrs. Lucius in Mac Accessor migbt well emulate. teachers of "at least newspaper, was purchased Kingsbury played Dowell's music, in which deed no woman has City, announce the engagement of »!0 per cent to by Wil merding. he was heard at his best. »inger appr- prevent the serious im¬ dealers and sent to the United Team 2.Mrs. Willard D. In the of recent years the ire ...< their daughter, Miss Naomi Milieiot pairment, if not the and Straight evening, at the same hall. of Mme. Boston's absolute break¬ States two Miss Ruth Morgan, captains; Mrs. Miss Harriet Foster, mezzo contra to, grace Engtittfe Higgi'.s, to Durant Ferson Ladd. Mr. down of our days ago. Vincent c at ion. at least in local m public system," was de¬ Astor, Payne Whitney, Mrs. made little of an opportunity to do any Ladd served in France with the 26th manded of Henry P. Fletcher, Mrs, Edward Wol- some fine But it would anee of opera. Her sinRiritt of municipal and state authori¬ cott, Mrs. John T. Mrs. really singing. Thou Miybt y Monster." was ma Division as a machine gun officer, and ties in a Henry Laurens was born in Pratt, Henry take a singer of sterner musical etuff yesterday unanimous vote of Gray and Mrs. Grenville Emmett. than Miss is of in all except nur, toi« was invalided home as a result of the New York State Charleston, S. C, in and Team .3.John Foster made to sing Her Reria the .. wounds received in action. Chamber of Com¬ 1724, Henry Hammond and an entire program of sacred sorif's in again bi*»aghl Recently merce on a resolution presented the died there in December, 1792. He James Sheldon, captains; Mrs. James an ultra-modern evening dregs and »hat Mme. Baston's splendid abi he returned from the African coast, by A. Burden jr., Miss Ruth V. still are not put to more frequint nine. lie was chamber's committee on was Twombly, maintain a convincing atmosphere. As Where employed by the govern¬ commercial appointed peace commissioner KugoiiP Delano, Langdon P. Marvin, it I'he r«-st of the rait «was BJ u*v.»! ment investigating trade and education. to Paris Carl! C. H. was. Miss Foster was unable to evoke with Mr. Mr I> shipping in 1782. Tucker, Hand jr. and Fred¬ the faintest suggestion of a devotional Martineil:. conditions. He is the son of Mr. and A vote also was erick Strauss. j mood .Murtino. Mme. Deraonoia Mr Mrs. U. of taken at the Team or pious ecstacy. Furthermore, George Ladd, Worcester, monthly meeting 4.Dwight W. Morrow, cap¬ her tonal rigidity often did serious Mme. Howard und Mme 8« Mas?. authorizing an inves¬ tain; Thomas Cochran, James G. Blaine to the their respective part--, and «with Mr. Be of these damage sustained melodic line ' tigation three bills now before the vacancies. Of 2,521 teachers ap- jr., George Murname, William B. of the bj m, T\ ¦state pointed since 1, 558 such well known sacred songs as danaky wielding The .marriage of Miss Adele Haskell Legislature.two originated by January 1919, have Thompson and Gerald Curran. Bach's "My Heart Ever Faithful." and enCS was large. J. of declined. Team 5.C. C. Burlinpham and Al¬ the t,-. Samuel Orr, Savannah, Ga., will Mayor Dylan and one by Comptroller "There were 1,890 for bert G. superficiality of her interpretations ta'se piaco to-morrow at noon at her Craig.on the contention license in 1915 applicants Milbank, captains; John D. and coolness of tone lent little charm home in Rochelle that such and only 1,177 in 1919; Rockefeller jr., Jerome D. Greene, J. J. to the Heights, New Ro- 321 in beautiful "Biblical Songs," ¦¦¦ legislation would the resignations 1915 and 1,021 in Miss Martha I a. by 7/:e Foamiest Celt Star* I chelie. Mi?? Haskell. who is the place schools of ¡1919; 2,039 in Higgir.son, Draper, .-Vntonin Dvorak. of Mr. the city directly in the pupils the training Mrs. Charles A. Platt and H. P. Rob- -.- daughter and Mrs. William C. hands of the schools for teachers in 1915 and bins. THE Haskell. will have her cousin, Miss political machine. 1,055 in 1920. The only Hazel Kclls, for her maid of honor One of largest number of Team 6.Samuel S. Keysor and Mrs. Robinson to and the Mayor's bills would throw resignations is of teachers at the peak George. Blagden, ca-ptains; Miss Zclina Edit ENCHANTED only attendant. After a brief honey¬ out the Board of of their activity and from T. moon in Washington and a visit to Education entirely a3 usefulness, Clark, Mrs. Beverley R. Robinson, The the it now twenty-six to thirty-five years of Lambert 'Roosevelt Bulletin* CLUBS bridegrooms home Mr. and Mrs. Orr exists and make it a department and four to ago Suydam, Chauncêy Garver, GOLF will live in New of the eight years' experience." Ernesto G. Fabbri, DeWitt J.Seligman, Rochelle. Mr. Orr city government, such as the Present Miss Beatrice G. Sister of Colonel Will Act for ROBERT MAESIi served during the war as a lieutenant of Purchasing Power of Dollar Pratt, Frederick H. By of Const Department Charities and Police years Baldwin and Mrs. James B. Taylor. Memorial Publication in the »Artillery, and saw serv¬ Department. The bill "Twenty ago," the report says, Team ice in France. He is the son of Mr. prepared by "the minimum salary was $1,200 and 7.Mrs. C. N. Bliss jr., cap¬ The one Look to make Mrs. Comptroller Craig would abolish the the maximum for the first tain; Mrs. Lizzie P. Bliss, Mrs. John Honorary Capacity enthusiast the v.-. and Gustavus J. Orr, of Savan¬ board of examiners, which is the main¬ assistants II. Prentice, Mrs. Mrs. Douglas Robinson, sister of the formet nah, G a. stay of $3,000. On these salaries men could August Relmont, Mrs. late that keeps him from his g professional standards in local live, and rear their Bourke Gockran, Miss Mary Colonel Roosevelt, has accepted education. marry children with Mrs. Hoyt the honorary of the 6 iUustrntiûn». .Y» ; $j Miss reasonable comfort. Without attempt¬ Wiborg, Julien A. Ripley, Mrs. editorship "Wom¬ Esther Louise Denny, daughter Moved to Condemn Bills to measure the Richard L. Davissen, Mr?. John B- an's Roosevelt Memorial Bulletin," STOKES, Publisher of Colonel and Mrs. Thomas ing increased cost of which is to be devoted Denny, Joseph M. Price moved the chamber living, it is certainly safe to say that Marsh, Mrs. Henry Cobb, Mrs. William to sustaining will be an Easter bride. Her marriage vote condemnation of the. the of the Woodward and Mrs. Francis C. interest in the restoration of the old to Dr. Dean D. Glen Smith, of Schenec- Mrs. tiart tilommers Hylan and purchasing power dollar is Team 8- Mrs. Bishop. Roosevelt homestead, 28 East Craig bifls, but upon a suggestion of to-day not more than half of what it James F. Curtis, cap¬ Twentieth tariy, will take place on Easter Mon¬ She was married on at the Hotel St. to the Dutch Thomas was in but the tain; Charles H. Sabin, Mrs. Nicholas Street, as a permanent center of Amer¬ 5, at the home Wednesday Regis young Darlington, the chamber voted 1900, minimum salary icanism. day, April of her par¬ artist. She is a of Mrs. G. to have the committee on has been actually decreased to Biddle, Mrs. Langdon P. Marvin, Mrs. ents, 3~ East Sixty-second Street. daughter John Bergquist and a sister of education commercial this $1,050 Herbert Mrs. Anson In the march issue of the "Bulletin" Mrs. William A. Prime investigate them and report during period, while the maximum Pratt, McC. Beard, Mrs. Robinson jr. back t«> the chamber on has been increased 10 cent. John Pratt, Mrs. Harry Miller and writes: 12. Mr. Price Friday, March Measured in only per Palen Snow. "When Roosevelt House is built I Announcement is made of the en- had moved that a com¬ purchasing power, the feel that mittee be sent to present salaries a Team 9 -Acosta Nichols and Dr. there will emanate from the gape m t^r.: of Miss Emeline Elsie Albany to counteract represent reduction reconstructed home of Schmid, daughter of Mrs. Charles the proposed "political" legislation. He of more than 50 per cent from the sal- Philip Van Ingen, captains; Dr. and his childhood enactment aries Mrs. James Alexander Miller. Mrs. and from the living efforts to carry on Philip S< ¡mid, of 23 Beekman Place, Merediths9 First 'At Home9 Feature charged of the three meas¬ paid twenty years ago. his and to Will ures "would bring the local school "Is it any wonder that new teachers Acosta Nichols, Dr. Herbert B. Wilcox, precepts endeavors a force for Claxtqn Dooris, of Nasik, tem into sys¬ are not Mrs. A. V. S. Lambert good in our country that shall India. Miss »Schmid will sail next politics and make the I attracted to the school sys- and Henry G. incalculable. prove month where her Social Events situation even more chaotic than at tern?" Barbey. Sale? for. India) fiancé is Of Washington To-day sont." "In the future the children's children engaged in engineering work for the pi» To abolish the board of ex¬ The committee consists of Mr. Smith of Briti aminers as proposed by the I as chairman, William W. YA- any donor, old or young, will be government. After an extended troller, lie Comp¬ mund Charles Heroy, U- S. in Action proud that their forebear should have honeymoon, which will include a Prom The Tribune's Washington Bureau ton, will he Countess Bonde declared, would make every Dwight, F. MacLean, Mr. Ace_Showii to trip joined by teacher in the in a Willcox and Donald Scott. helped perpetuate the spirit of the through Egypt, Mr. Dooris and his WASHINGTON, March 4..Society later in March. cal city reality politi¬ great bride wi live in N'asik and Mrs. appointee. Action similar to that of the Cham- ¡Motion Picture Presents Ricken- American, Theodore Roosevelt. Library Set Bombay. folk in numbers will take advantage Frederick L. Chapín entertained Thr1 of the ber of Commerce has I am prouder to be his sister than of Miss Schmid is a member of the a luncheon her report committee on com¬ been taken by backer Plane Gamma to-morrow afternoon of Edwin T. Mere¬ party to-day at home mercial education, of which William G. the Woman's of Attacking ¡any other good fortune in my life." Sale of the Workt cr Sinni ,rd ^ Tau Kappa Sororitv. Mr. Dooris be- on II Street, which gave Lady Campbell, Municipal League the An official motion picture showing She states in »he 1"H1S to Theta Delta dith's first "at home" since Mr. Mere¬ Wiilcox, formerly president of the City of New York. Eddie article that Police Authors in fine Library Bind »js .ongs Chi, Hobart Col- ¡the departing gueat of the & rbian Board of Captain Riekenbacker, American Lieutenant Otto an old '04. He is a Education, i.s one of the mem¬ ace of Raphael, friend deserves the close stteanoa »{ loge. member of the Bom- dith was made Secretary of Agriculture Minister, and Mme. Gfouitch an op- bers, was read aces, attacking and destroying of the Colonel, added his entire Yacht Club and by Chairman Howard a German two-seater over puy who would add worth-while B» bay prominent in the to pay their respects. Mrs. David F. portunity to bid a number of her, C. Smith. It set forth in detail facts Florence Fischel and A. S. biplane the increase.$114.33-r-to the $100 he al¬ k« British Colony at Bombay. friends farewell. in Levy trenches in France will be shown for ready had to their Libraries at SBasWal Houston, Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer, Mrs. Miss published The Tribune relative to Are the first time in in the given toward the memorial. Charlotte Churchill Starr, the shortage of teachers, the decreased Married in the St. Regis public to-night .Sale ends March 13th. Miss Lorita A. S. Burleson, Mrs, Newton D, Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore compensation of teachers The of Miss Engineering Societies Building, 29 West Christian, daughter of within the wedding Florence A. Thirty-ninth Street. Mr«. Moskowitz All . very few are sufc i»-ri ,,, Dr. and. airs. Mrs. C. C. McChord, Miss Lillian Flutz, Ducaing Starr, of Chestnut Hill, Phila¬ last twenty years and the effect of the Fischel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Joins Film Co. except Eugene Christian, of delphia, who will be one of tho next The exhibition of the pictures will Mrs. a substantial discount. (No Cátalos Forest Hüls Gardens, Long Island, was of New York, and Mrs. Frederick Bo- existing chaos due to overwork of Fischel, of 790 Riverside Drive, and Al¬ be made Edwin Henry Moskowitz, secretary of season's debutantes, and Miss Phillis teachers and fred S. son of by Captain H. Cooper, the State Reconstruction issued.) married last evening in the Church- hen, daughter of Secretary and Mrs. Irwin, daughter of Captain of inadequate pay on the Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Eu- under the joint auspices of the Amer¬ ¡has become Commission, in-the-Gardens. to Myron James Meredith, who, with Miss Flutz, arrived Irwin, city's educational life. gene Levy, of this city, took place last ican Club and the Aeronautical associated with the Un¬ Foiensbee. The from New York Washington, will be the guests of evening in the Hotel St. Flying iversal Film ceremony was per¬ to-night, will assist honor at a luncheon on 1.000 Yacancies Predicted Regis. .Society of America. The exhibition is it Manufacturing Company, formed the Rev. Robert J. the hostess. and Mrs. Mere- Thursday, April The Rev. Dr. Krass performed the to the was announced yesterday. She will by Kent and Secretary 8, in Philadelphia, to be given by Miss The report said, in in the Louis open public without charge. be in charge of the BRENTAjWS a for 150 dith have an at 1785 part: ceremony XVI under development of reception persons followed at apartment Massa- Starr's aunt, Mrs. Oliver Jud- "There are suite, The pictures were taken from air¬ motion the home of Dr. and Mrs. Christian. chusetts Avenue for the season. Boyce to-day about 150 vacan- a bower decorated with palms, Easter j pictures for business, school, Booksellers to the World son, at her home, Cheltenham Rond,! Cira: in the schools and over lilies planes by Captain Cooper, and show church, homo and other Miss Phyllis Salmon was the maid Senator William M. Calder, of New high 400 and spring flowers. also the 94th and 95th aero non-theatrical Fifth Ave. and 27 th. St. of Chestnut Hill. vacancies in the elementary schools, Miss Gertrude H. sister squadrons purposes. honor ami the bridesmaids were Miss York, and Mrs. Calder will entertain Mr, and Mrs. Elliott Wood enter¬ and it is Fischel, of the flying over the lines in battle forma¬ Van Mrs. J. D. Mc- a company of seventy or guests estimated that there will be oride, was the only attendant. Leon T. tion. There are views of trench Marguerite Houten, eighty tained at dinner to-night at the Chevy at least 1,000 vacancies in the elemen¬ was his many Nutl d MisB Frankie Johnson. Little at dinner to-morrow at the New Wil- Chase in honor Levy brother's best man. Fol- warfare taken from airplanes. Club, of Mrs. Wood's tary schools next September. The wait¬ the there w"as a Corinne Greene was the flower girl. lard. The party will include the New sister, Mrs. Kail and list, lowing ceremony recep- h rt Vork in Edgar Thompson, ing has disappeared, no candidates tion, dinner and dancing. After a W. Searle served as best man delegation Congress. her cousin, Miss Elsie Kästner, of are available for trip and the ushers were The Third Assistant of appointment and not South the couple will reside in New Students Back F. M. Wheat Franklin 0. Secretary Newark, N. J., who are their guests. even substitutes can be secured for York. The M Church, A. Wülard Vorhees and Dean State and Mrs. Breckinridge Long en¬ The Ambassador of Peru and Señora Students of George Washington C. Jenkins. tertained at dinner to-night. Their de Pezet were the guests of Dr. and High School, in the Inwood section of Famous ^-> guests included the younger members Mrs. David Jayne Hill at dinner to- Manhattan, have lodged a formal pro¬ Mesdag Collection of the diplomatic corps and members test with the Board of Hugh Walpole, who has been passing night. Education "There are treasures in the Collection which h'-inr* a at Palm of the younger set in society. Mrs. Albert S. wife of the against the suggestion that Frank M. the Mesdag fortnight Beach with Mr. Burleson, subject to the point of fascination." un¬ and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James, will Miss Marjorie Wright was hostess Postmaster General, entertained the Bedtime Stories Wheat, acting principal of that institu¬ "It is mafic up of rr.akc hia farewell at a buffet supper this evening in com- members of the Washington of tion, would not be considered in the questionably artistic stuff. Paintings, drawings and etchings, appearance on the to Miss Elizabeth Grinnell and Chapter of too, are on a leVel lectur« platform on March 11, when pliment the Drama League, of which she is naming fa permanent principal. high of excellence. The sale should be a ho will at her fiance, Commander Henry Liver- president, at tea this afternoon. Mrs. A committee has been named by the success." speak Aeolian Hall on more U. S. of more a in which Abbott, N., Boston. Robert Crain, Mrs. Carlos Bee and Miss Thornton W. than 1,500 students for the pur¬ ROYA«. COBTISSOZ IV THF, TRIRI Si. "Creating Novel," he will The new attaché of By Burgess of the .tell of his Russian experiences. Owun military the Sidney Burleson presided at the tea pose petitioning Board of Edu¬ "The now - Johnson Swedish Legation, Count Bonde, who table. Miss Wells was cation to make Mr. Wheat the Mesdag Collection, on view at the American Art A will preside. Mr. Walpole took his duties in Carolyn the sociation, proves to be all will appear under the of Mrs. recently up Washing- gutst of honor. A Comfortable Is Broken permanent principal. its sponsors sai.I it was. and more. patronge Nap Rudely Vincent Henry, spokesman for the It is above everything el>e an 'artists' a Charlea T. Barney, »Mrs. Arthur Scott start to Collection/ delight from Burden, Mrs. James A, Burden committee, said yesterday that the finish." "The event, in consequence, has an educa¬ jr., are Robert W. Chambers, John J. students believed Mr. Wheat was the tional value that Miss Mabel Choate, Mrs. James Cush- Winston Frank Danger comes when least expected; cannot be exaggerated. These pictures should Hian, Mrs. Carl A. de Chapman, Churchill, and Mrs. logical candidate because of his be seen by all who care for the b< si in art." Will Gersdorff, Mrs. Crov.'ninshield, David Gray, Joseph ¡Mr. Whitney 'Tis often near when least suspected. splendid record during his tenure of am A. Delano, Mrs. Newbold Le Hergesheimer, Owen Johnson, Lloyd Os- Leave Palm Beach office. Hh\m iiiinuiu. in this Mv limn». Roy Edgar, Mrs. Frank Gray Griswold, Ernest Harrison i- Peter Rabbit and timid little Mrs. second place he wanted to avoid scratch- Lady bourne, Poole, Rhodes, Peter were Herbert, Mrs. Arthur Curtiss Charles Hanson Towne and Jesse Earl and Countes9 of comfortably squatting side ing his face and tearing his «»at on James, Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, Mrs. Williams. Harrowby by side in the bramble-tangle on the those clutching old brambles. So he Merger of 9,000 Catholic Tnomas W. Mrs. Lynch Arrive at the Ever¬ of the Green Forest. tried to American Art edge Jolly, round, make as Galleries Lamont, Philip M. Ly- himself small us pos- Women's Societies Is dig, Mr?. Waiter F. bright Mr. Sun had climbed quite sible, and crawled on his stomach. Urged Maynard, Mrs. Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss will serve Club high WASHINGTON, March 4..Nine 'y.'.dó Nast, Mrs. II. Fairfield jr. glades up in the blue, blue sky, and Peter and But the bushes and the brambles grew Mrs. Osborn, next week on one of the specially se- Special Vispatch to The Tribun« Mrs. Peter had no intention of thousand organizations of Catholic wom¬ Madison Square South, New York Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Theodore moving very close together and though Reddy each with more than a Roosevelt Mrs. lected committees which will give their PALM Fla.. March 4, A until he should once more to bed did best not to en, hundred mem¬ jr., John Sanford, Mrs. BEACH, go his make a sound he would be into one mwWMW9MMMMmWSom»»B»BMW»mBBmmW»m»BmWmsm Herbert L. concentrated efforts to the drive for wedding supper was served in the behind tho Hills. Timid little couldn't a bers, merged associa¬ Satterlee, Mrs. William gar- Purple help snapping twig. In tion to be known as the NOW $975,000 which is being conducted by den grill of the Poinciana last Mrs. Peter wished were back in National Cath¬ ON FREE VIEW 9 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M . Douglas Sloane, Mrs. Willard D. for night, they stantly two pairs of eyes flew wide olic Women's Council, under out¬ .Straight, Mrs. Joseph B. the New York Association Improv¬ the hridal couple being" Miss Ruth the dear Old Briar-patch, but as long open. Two pairs of long ears stood plans and Continuing Until the Date of Sale Thomas, Mrs. the Condition of the P««»r. Other an lined by Bishop Joseph Schrembs, of Cernelius Mrs. ing Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. they were not, the old bramble-tan¬ straight up. Two wabbly little noses at Vanderbilt, Whitney women of society who have been ap¬ of Will¬ was the next best Toledo, the initial session here to-day Warren, Mrs. Harry Clark, Delaware City, Md., and gle place. bçgan to sniff the air suspiciously. Red¬ a of women Payne Whitney, to do on the various com¬ iam K. Peter a of conference members of A NOTABLE GATHERING Miss Mary íloyt Wiborg, Mrs. pointed duty Pendleton, of Wilmington. The often had spent day there, dy stopped instantly and kept perfectly the Catholic Church. The Henry mittees include Mrs. Schuyler L. WTar- young left for the North on so he felt very much at home. still. He held council, OF Rogers Winthrop end Mrs. William Mrs. Charles people Having actually his breath. Bishop Schrembs said, would have the Woodward. ren, Miss Ruth Morgan, their honeymoon. The ceremony was been out all night, he was sleepy, and But Peter and little Mrs. Peter could of the On the Dana Gibson. Mrs. Willard D. Straight, performed by the Rev. Dr. Mor- they had hardly settled themselves in not that support Catholic hierarchy. honorary reception committee Mrs. John T. George help seeing red coat, and their Fine Mrs. Edward Wolcott, gan Ward at the Poinciana chapel. comfort before his eyes closed drowsily wabbly little noses were filled with the Paintings. Water Colors, Pratt, Mrs. James A. Burden jr., Miss The Earl and Countess of Harrowby Ruth V. Twombly, Miss Martha L. ar.d Lady Frances Ryder, of London, On Draper, Mrs. Charles A. Platt, Mrs. arrived to-day at the Everglades Club Going To-day Pastels and Original Drawings Boverley R. Robinson, Mrs. Richard L. for a Mrs. fortnight's stay. I>AY BY THE Davisson», Mrs. John H. Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Simon and American Museum of Natural History; GREAT MASTERS William Woodward, Mrs. Julien Ash- their daughter, Miss Helen Simon, who admission free. OF THE ton Ripley, Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. have been in Havana, this morning ar¬ Metropolitan Museum of Art: admission W. Bourke Miss rived fre« \ Cockran, Mary Hoyt at the Hotel Poinciana. Mr. and American Museum of Safety; admission MODERN DUTCH AND BARBÏZON SCHOOLS Wiborg, Mrs. Acosta Nichols and Mrs. Mrs. Payne Whitney left in their pii- free. Adrian V. S. Lambert. vate car early to-day. Van Cortland Park Museum; admission free. Fine Old Every Thursday night special din- Tl«." Afiuarltim; admission free. Many Tapestries Anouneement is made of the second ners are given at the Everglades Club. Zoological Park; admission free. AND OTHER annual aviators' ball, to be held under Among the hosts to-niifht were Mr. and Lei ture by Rev. William Bancroft Hill, on of the American Mrs. Joseph R. Mr. and Mrs. "Tha Problem of China." Union Theo¬ the auspices Flying Dilworth, logical .Seminary, 120th Street and Club at the Ritz-Carlton on April 17. Hamilton Carhart, Mrs. J. Lorimer Broadway, B p. ni. STUDIO EFFECTS The patronesses will meet with the Worden, Charles S. Pillsbury, Edward Exhibition of th« Architectural League of chairman of the general committee, L. Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell, New York. Fine Arta Building. 215 West OF THE FAMOUS MODERN DUTCH ARTIST, THE LATE Brownell, at the Mrs. George E, Warren, Fred C. f.7th Street, 10 a. in. to 6 p. m., » p. m. Colonel Ë. Garnsoy Inmai:, In 10:30 p. m. residence of Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt F." A. Gliddon, Mr. and Mrs. William II. Meeting or the Drama Comedy, Hotel jr., at 11 a. m. on Tuesday next, to make Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Miller and Astor. 2 ¡«. m. Hendrik Willem the arrangements. Mrs. Robert Vreeland. Study l>ay, Theater Assembly, Hotel Astor. Mesdag preliminary '_' ¡j. m. THE HAGUE, HOLLAND, F. Burrall Hoffman will be in charge Lady Thompson and Mrs. E. R. Meeting of the New Yorkers, Hotel Astor, TO BE SOLD of these arrangements. Thomas, who aided in the tableaus at 2 p. m. Joseph Ritter's villa, announced to-day Meeting of tho League for Industrial the net from the entertain¬ Rights, Waldorf-Astoria. 10 a. m. ; On the Mr. and Mrs. James Lowell Putnam proceeds luncheon, 1 p. m. meeting, 2 p. m. evenings of Monday and and Robert Tuttle McKee departed ment totaled $2,221. dinner, 7 p. m. yesterday for Palmetto Bluff, S. C, Major William Hawley arrived at the Rehearsal of the New York Euphony So¬ Tuesday, March 8th and 9th, at 8:15 o'clock where will be the of Mr. Poinciana last nicrht from Miami. He ciety, Waldorf-Astoria, 1 p. m., and the they guests was this at National opera Club, at 10. a. m. and Mrs. R. T. Wilson. entertained evening the They reached the edge of it and peered in. Then each looked at the other Reading, United Statas Daughter« of 1812, At the American Art Galleries Beach Club by Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas B. Waldorf-Astoria. 11 a. m. Madison Adams. Thev will attend a dinner and grinned . ! The Popular Merchandise Show, Hotel Square South Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed are re- dance to be given in Miami to-morrow Commodore. ceiving congratulations on the birth night by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bnd he was asleep. Timid little Mrs. strong scent of fox. It was a terribly Lecture by Dr. Richard Burton, on "Poetry a Mrs. Reed is a Conable, Peter was nervous to for Children," Academy of Music. Brook¬ concluding of daughter. claugh- of Wilmington. too to go sleep rude awakening, but Peter didn't lose lyn. 4 p. m. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic .Foster Condó Nast entertained at tea in the at once. In fact, she felt that she his head. He knew that at best Reddy Lecture by Mrs. Jackson Fleming, on of Tuxedo Park. couldn't g« to at all. But after could crawl that "Foreign Affairs in Relation to the Carey, Cocoanut Grove this afternoon. sleep only through tangle United Wednesday Evening, March 10th, at 8:15 a while she grew leis nervous. It was while he and little Mrs. Peter could run Stales," Carnegie Hall, 11 a. m. The Lenten Sewing Class, which pro¬ very still over there. There wasn't freely along the little paths that he NIGHT vides garments and bed linen for the Priest Honored a sound. The Jolly Little Sunbeams had cut out through the brambles. Peter Dance of the League of Women Voter«. In the Grand Ballroom of the Brooklyn Hotel 7 rn. Plaza New York Nursery and Child's Hos¬ crept into the old bramble-tangle and at once led the way, with little Mrs. Bessert, p. Hole! Lecture by Andre Tridon, on "George Fifth 58th to pital, met yesterday at the home of Puchalski Named Private warmed little Mrs. Peter. Presently Peter right at his heels. They went Bernard Shaw,-' Vienna Hail. 133 Bast Avenue, 59th Street Mrs. Hamilton Fish, 810 Fifth Avenue. Mgr. she began to blink. Then, without only a little way before Peter stopped. 5Mh Street. 8:30 p. m. (Admission to (he Plaza by Ticket to Be Had fro» of the Manncrm) class will meet with Chamberlain to to at she off Lecture by Everett Dean Martin, on "Does .?. The which lui«* Next week the Pope meaning all, slipped into "Let's wait and see what he is going Furnish CalaJojrue, lw«*n prepared by Mr. Dana 11. t urrotl Lawrence 11 West ROME, March Bole.=-.- to Science Us With a Formula for and HlnMru,»«! by Fine Halftone wiü b« raiia.ü Mrs. Gillespie, 3..Monslgnor dreamland. do," whispered Peter to Mrs. Peter. Social Reconstruction'."' Cooper Union, on receipt of Two Itollai«.. Kcproductioun, to applicant* Eighty-ninth Street. laus Puchalski, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. to¬ Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy approached "I don't believe he'll try to get in S p. m. day waa appointed private chamberlain the old bramble-tangle with the great¬ any further. He saw us there asleep Leclurn by Rev. Dr. Nathan Kraus, on "Do -ALSO- to Pope Benedict, whire Monsignori est care. They reached the of and he could but Ghosts Speak to Us%" Temple Israel of Ernest edge thought surprise us, Harlem, 120th Street and Lenox Avenue. The Collection of James Savage, Van Dyke, Jo¬ it and peered in. Then each looked at now that we are awake he knows it 8:15 p. in. seph Morgan and M. J. P. Dempsey, of the other and grinned. Reddy licked would be useless to try to catch us." The Community Council. Consumers' Milk Detroit, Mich., and Patrick C. Hayden, hi* chops. Mrs. Reddy licked her chops. Peter fully expected to see Reddy Fox Meeting, Hotel Biltn.ore, 8 p. m. Gov¬ Mr. Enrique L. Heniot of Natchez, Miss., were named domestic Then both again. There, in back out. Instead of ernor Smith will speak. A WKIX-KNOWX ANTIQIAKY or SOl'TH AMERICA grinned that, Reddy began BOARD OF EDUCATION prelates. the middle of the old bramble-tangle, to crawl in, and now he made no &*- LECTURES TO BE were two little brown forms, and one tempt to be quiet. He just forced his Manhattan SOLD BY ORDER OF THE OWNER jewelled 'Watches Monsignor Puchalski, whose home is look was enough to tell Reddy and Mrs. way in as best he could, whining a little "American Ideal» Must Prevail." by Jons* On ^^ at 183 Twenty-fifth Street, Brooklyn, H« ddy that those two Rabbits were fast as the brambles clutched at him and Lippman; Wadleigh High School. 116th Wednes-day Afternoon, March 10th, ¿ff THE BETTER GRADES ONLY Street, near Seventh Avenue, (m ]¦ was not in the city yesterday, hö hav¬ asleep. scratched him. Little Mrs. Peter was "Who Are the Slavs?" by Professor at 2:30 o'Clock IN AND GREEN GOLD. gone to Erie for a short It Mrs. waited in As for he R. Paul PLATINUM g, ing stay. Reddy only long enough a panic. Peter, suddenly KadosavIJevlch; P. S. 69, 22 East .."Illustrated catalogue mailed on receipt of 15 rent». £? was said at his home that the only no¬ for another good look before starting became very thoughtful. He knew that Fifty-seventh Street. tice of^his appointment received at his around for the other side of the old Reddy couldn't hope to catch them in "The Animal Machine," by Dr. Samuel C. M home was that in the Sehmucker; P. fcf. 66. Eighty-eighth éffieodoree/fn&hn&*¿fon newspapers. bramble-tangle. Reddy waited until she there. There was only one thing he Street, near F'.rst Avenue. % He celebrated his twenty-fifth jubilee had time to get nicely hidden there, could have in mind, and that was to "What Is the Matter With Our Dollar?" The Sales Will Be Conducted by Mr. THOMAS E. K1RBY JEWELLERS J? in th« priesthood on January 11 and then very slowly and carefully, began drive them out. by Professor James W. Croóle; P. S. 1J2, aad his assistants. MK. OTTO BiSltNKT and -UK. U. H. I'AKKK studied for the priesthood in the Semi¬ to crawl into the old 182d Street and Wadsworth Avenue. of tb* 33t FIFTH^^ AVENUS. AT 32a» STREET Baltimore. bramble-tangle "Impression* oí the Armistice Commis¬ ^tf^ nary of He was the first toward Peter and Mrs. Peter. He went (Copyright. 1920, by W. T. Bargw*) sion," by Major Colman D. Frank; P. & AMERICAN ART ^^^^ Polish priest ordained by Bishop Mc¬ slowly and carefully for two reasons. 17, Fordham Street, City Island. i ASSOCIATION, Managers Donnell of th« Brooklyn diocese, it In the first he didn't want to The "Government of Switzerland," by Dr. A. Mnfflw .*. Sooth. BMnam I o% tM Straet, New Tork. jplace, next «tory: Peter Doe« Some a Franklin Roas; F. S 28, Anthony and was «»Id...... waken Petetwnd Mrs. In »ws -, Peter. the Quick Thinking. ¦ÄTremont avenue», the Bronx.