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in Society. The Week Mrs. Luckenbach to Entertain for Her Daughter-in-Law On Friday evening, the twenty-eighth of April, Mrs. Edward Luckenbach will give a dance at the Heights Casino for her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Lewis Luckenbach (Katie-bel McGregor), whose marriage took place in San Francisco, in January. Although Mrs. J. Lewis Luckenbach had visited in Brooklyn before her marriage, there are many who have not met her and the dance has been arranged to enable Mrs.

Luckenbach's friends to the bride. Mr. Charles J. Werner to Marry Miss Haberle. In February Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Kavanaugh of Manhattan and Syracuse announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Leonora Haberle, to Mr. Charles J. Werner, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Luther M. Werner of 190 New York Avenue. Now comes news of the wedding, which is to take place on Saturday afternoon, the twenty-ninth of this month, at 667 Madison Avenue, Manhattan, the residence of the bride's parents. Mrs.

Burns Lyman Smith of Syracuse, a sister of the bride, will attend her as matron of honor. Mr. Charles Lewi Levermore Engaged. The engagement is announced of Miss Mary Allerton Cushman to Mr. Charles Lewis Levermore, son of Dr.

and Mrs. Charles H. Levermore, formerly of this borough but now residing at Cambridge, Mass. Dr. Levermore, who is now president of the World's Peace Foundation, with headquarters in Boston, was formerly president of Adelphi College.

Mr. Charles Lewis Levermore was graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1913 and is now residing in Brooklyn. His fiance is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William G. Cushman of 256 Gates Avenue and Andover, Mass.

1 The Players in "Lady Huntsworth's Experiment Miss Suzanne Everett Throop, a new member of the company, is to play the title role in the performance of "Lady Huntsworth's Experiment," to be given by The Players in the auditorium of the new Central Y. M. C. A. building, Hanson Place, on Thursday evening, the twenty-seventh.

On the professional stage the role has been taken by Gertrude Elliott and by Hilda Spong, but it is by no means a dominant part, the burden of carrying the piece being very evenly divided among the characters. Miss Bertha Stock-well has a character part in which she is certatin to shine; Mr. John Taylor Arms plays the role of the hero, and Mr. H. Beale Spelman will play the role of the villain, not villainously as we were about to say, but doubtless with all the consummate art with which he has enacted clerical and exemplary roles.

Mr. Lawrence H. Shepard has developed an inimitable comedy spirit in the role of a man servant, and Miss Cecilia Brewster, cast for an ingenue part, cannot fail to lend personal charm to it. The stage facilities at the Y. M.

C. A. are superior to any that The Players have enjoyed before and the labor of shifting scenery should thus be greatly facilitated so that there should be no long waits. Guest tickets for this performance may be obtained by members from the treasurer, Mr. Gomer H.

Rees, 163 Hicks Street. Sisters' Weddings of Brooklyn Interest. Announcement has been made of the date for the weddings of Miss Eleanor Ryckman Brown and Miss Marjorie Wal-bridge Brown, daughters of Mrs. Howard McWilliams of Hillside Avenue, Plainfield, N.J., and the late Paul Taylor Brown of Philadelphia, and granddaughters of the late Olin G. Walbridge of this borough.

Miss Eleanor Brown will be married to Mr. Edwin Muller, of Lexington, on April twenty-fifth at the Central Presbyterian Church, Manhattan, and her sister, Miss Marjorie W. Brown, will become the bride of Mr. Kenneth Hamilton Condit of Princeton, N.J., at the Crescent Avenue Church, Plainfield, on Tuesday, June sixth. A reception at the Gotham Hotel will follow the first ceremony and after the second one a reception will be held at the house of Mr.

and Mrs." McWilliams in Plainfield. Mr. and Mrs. McWilliams will give a dinner and dance at their house on Monday, April twenty-fourth, for Miss Eleanor Brown's bridal party. Miss Marjorie Brown will be the chief attendant 'when her sister becomes a bride.

The bridesmaids will be, Miss Katherine Mayer, Miss Sarah Washburn, Miss Margaret Mears, Miss Frances Walbridge, Miss Helen Harrington and Miss Dorothy Tuttle. The best man will be Mr. Mortimer Glover Muller, a brother of the bridegroom. The ushers will be Mr. Charles Bann, Mr.

Robert Lynd, Mr. John N. Gatch, Mr. Charles Bates Hunter, Mr. James 0.

Murrayand Mr. Kenneth H. Condit. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Edwin Muller of Lexington.

father of the bridegroom, and the Rev. John S. Zelie of Plainfield. Attendants for the Spore-Wallinjf Wedding. With the arrival this week of the Arkansas from Cuba, Lieutenant James Sutherland Spore, U.S.N., who is on board, returns to marry Miss Grace Walling, daughter of Commodore Burns Tracy Walling, U.S.N., retired, and Mrs.

Walling, of 423 Lincoln Avenue, Orange, N.J. Miss Walling has chosen April twenty-ninth as the date of her wedding, and it will take place in the Church of St. Andrew at South Orange. It was on this date a year ago that Miss Walling met Lieutenant Spore at a dinner party given by Lieutenant-colonel Laurence H. Moses, U.S.M.C, in his house at the Navy Yard in Brooklyn.

Miss Waiting's attendants will be Miss Flora M. Spore, of Lieutenant Spore Miss Bernice Walling, only sister of Miss Walling; Miss Catherine Lott, Miss Beatrice Miss Eleanor Tyler, Miss Helen Cornell, Miss Rachel Cornell, Miss Dorothy Child, Miss Katherine Timpson and Miss Kathleen Van Nostrand. The best man will be Ensign John L. Walden, U.S.N., and the ushers will be Lieutenant Charles J. Moore, U.S.N.

and Ensigns Francis M. Mail, John F. Moloney, Donald F. Washburn, Albert R. Stephen and Swift Riche all of the Arkansas: Also Assistant Surgeon Chalmer H.

Weaver, U.S.N., and Lieutenant Cavalcanti of the Brazilian navy, Mist Adele Sylvie Ahbea to Have a Quiet Wedding. Owing to the recent death of her. grandmother, Mrs. Lucy F. Rouyon, Miss Adele Sylvie Abbes, daughter of Mr.

Died-rich Abbes of Manhattan, who is to be married to Mr. Earl Biglow of South Orange on the first of has changed the plans for her wedding. Instead of having a large church, wedding in St. Bartholomew's, she will be married very quietly with only the members of the families present. Luncheon for Mis Roxana W.

Bowen. On Tuesday, the twenty-fifth of this month, Mrs. Clarence Winthrop Bowen will give a luncheon at Sherry's for her daughter, Miss Roxana Bowen, and other girls who came out last year. Mrs. William McLaren Bristol Hostess for Easter Musicale.

At the residence of Mrs. William McLaren Bristol, 282 Washington Avenue, on Tuesday morning, the twenty-fifth of this month, the Fuller Sisters of Dorset, England, will give an Easter Musicale in aid of the City Mission Branch House. Mrs. Ernest H. Pilsbury and Mrs.

Darwin R. James are on the committee of arrangements with Mrs. Bristol. Everyone who has been fortunate enough to hear the Fuller Sisters play and sing will be anxious to take advantage of this opportunity to enjoy their recital and at the same time aid a very worthy charity. Tickets may be obtained from the members of the committee.

Luncheon and Dance for Mis Kalley. Miss Agnes de Selding's guests at the luncheon which she gave at her home, 11 Schermerhorn Street, on Tuesday for Miss Beatrice Sherman Kalley, whom she is to attend as bridesmaid, were the members of the bridal party Mrs. Arthur Turner Soule (Juliet M. Kalley), Miss Ruth Hutch- inson of Augusta, Miss Helen Culver Kerr of Manhattan, Miss Frances Bedford, Miss Delia S. Bowen and Miss Allene Block.

Miss Kalley is to become the bride of Mr. Miss Edey's Wedding at Her Summer Home. The wedding of Miss Julia Edey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Edey of 10 West Fifty-sixth Street, Manhattan, to Mr.

Douglas W. Paige will take place on Saturday, the twenty-seventh of May, at half-past twelve o'clock, at the country home of the bride's parents, Northebay, at Bellport, L.I. Miss Edey will have her cousin, Mrs. Frank A. P.

Washburn, as her matron of honor and another cousin, Miss Elizabeth Clarkson, and Miss Kathryn Baldwin as bridesmaids. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Smythe, rector of Christ Church. A special train will be provided for the guests from New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Edey and Miss Edey left for Bellport last week to open their house there. Alfred Clarke "Bedford in the Church of the Holy -Trinity on Tuesday afternoon, the twenty-fifth of April. On Friday evening, the fourteenth, Miss Helen Culver Kerr and her mother, Mrs.

John Clapperton Kerr, entertained for Miss Kalley with an informal house-dance at their residence, 135 Central Park West, Manhattan. The guests were Miss Kalley and Mr. Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Turner Soule, Miss Delia S.

Bowen, Miss Natalie B.Droste, Miss Agnes de Selding, Miss Frances Bedford, Miss Ruth Hutchinson, Mr. Dean Bedford, Mr. Livingston L. Short, Mr. Edward de Selding, Mr.

Edward R. Ware, Mr. Rodney C. Ward and Mr. Henry Hotchkiss..