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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1913. BOSSERT MONTAGUE AND HICKS STS. BROOKLYN RESTAURANT AND PALM ROOM OPEN UNTIL 1 A. M.

Very Convenient for After-theater Diners Orchestra Evenings, 6:30 to 9:30 Rooms Seating from 4 to 175 For Banquets, Weddings, Musicales, Dances, Bazars, etc. For Reservations 'Phone 4980 Main Brooklyn Ne S'ociety Announcement at a Dinner Last Night of Miss Evelyn Kettles' Engagement to Harry Parmele. Just at the close of a dinner last night, given at the Hotel St. George, Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley S. Tumbridge being its host and hostess, there were passed around among the guests dance orders for the large dance under the same roof to which the party were going. It was innocently remarked that the orders might as well be filled out then. The guests received them, opened them and in a moment excitement followed. For, pasted inside each order were the cards of Miss Evelyn Kettles and Harry Parmele of Stater Island, two of the twenty-one at the dinner.

News of an engagement never came a more complete surprise. The ingenious as method of announcing proved a big dramatic success. Miss Kettles is a very the 01 evening at the dance the bride-to-be Brooklyn girl, and throughout was congratulated with much enthusiasm. the dinner, in addition to Mr. and Mrs.

Tumbridge, Miss Kettles and Mr. Parmele, there were Mrs. and Mrs. Oscar of Island, Mr. and Mrs.

Ashoff Irma Kettles that Stations was, Miss Kettles' sister), Mr. and Mrs. Emmet R. Olcott East Orange (the former Miss Helen Zinn), Mr. and Mrs.

not Percy Brough, Lieutenant Robert Lincoln Gray, U. S. and Mrs. Gray (Miss Martha Gomer that was, the bride of Inst a spring), Gene Terry of Manhattan, Howard Grose, Miss Beakley Smith, Mr. Tomlin of Boston, Richard Kettles, Racha brother of the new fiancee; Mr.

and Mrs. Edmund Tallman of Manhattan. The dinner was in yellow, chrysanthemums being the flower used and was served at the large round table. The hostess was In white brocaded satin, her matron of honor's gown at Miss Martha Gomer's wedding. An interesting sidelight on this romance of last night is that Air.

Parmele and Miss Kettles first met in Mr. and. Mrs. Tumbridge's library. Miss Kettles is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Kettles of 55 Wellington Court, Flatbush. She 1s a. very popular and active attractive in girl and has taken an! part society. Mr.

Parmele 15 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles of 102 Hamilton avenue, New Brighton, Staten Island. Miss Grace Douglas Ruwe Engaged. Her Fiance Is Arnold Perpall of Flatbush.

One of the prettiest and most prominent of the younger Brooklyn girls of the day has just announced her engagement. This is Miss Grace Douglas Ruwe of 250 Garfield place, who, a year ago, suddenly found herself one of the important figures of social life and on more committees of dance management than any other girl of the sets. Miss Ruwe is to marry Ar-! Adele Force, Miss Marjorie Walker, Mrs. James Warren Newkirk, formerly Miss Edith White, a eister of Miss Heffley'8 Anance; Miss Ross, Miss Marion Allen, Miss Zahn, Miss Helen, Minder, Miss Irene Hickok, and her sisters, Mrs. Benjamin W.

Blakey, Mrs. Robert Strobridge and Miss Mabel Heffley. The place cards comprised brides carrying lilies of the valley. there were bunches of brides tied Postage with green tulle. It was a lily of the valley luncheon Engagement of Miss Estelle Fitch to Mr Pettit Announced Thursday Afternoon.

In Friday's society column the news was given of the engagement of Miss Estelle Fitch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Fitch of 307 Garfeld place, and Karl Druno Pettit of Princeton, N. J. A card party at Miss Fitch's home on Thursday afternoon, as was told in detail, formerly announced this Interesting coming marrlage.

Among the girls at the card party, were Miss Adele Marckwall, Miss Robbing Browne, Miss Helen Boody Carey, Miss Isabelle Roberts, Miss Alice Porter, Miss Helen Butte, Miss Adelaide Vogel, Miss Marion Weller. Marguerite Lemond, Miss Edith De Blexedon. Mr. Pettit is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Pettit, and the family formerly made their home in Pittsburg. Miss Fitch made her debut two years ago and has been seen a great deal in society. She has a sister, Miss Marion Fitch. Miss Clara Murdock's Debut Event of Mid-December-Second Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Murdock. From Stroudwater, their country home at Peacock Point, Glen Cove, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Murdock make announcement of the debut of their second daughter, Miss Clara Murdock. Miss Murdock is to be presented at the Murdock's Brooklyn home, 11 Montgomery place, on Friday, December 19.

Reception, Dinner and Dance for Miss Catherine Ughetta and Miss Marye Ughetta, November 28. In houor of their daughters, Miss Marye E. V. Ughetta and Miss Catharine C. D.

Ughetta, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Ughetta are to give a reception, dinner and dance at their home, 452 Flatbush avenue, on Friday. November 28.

reception will be between the hours of 4 and 7. Miss Teresa Farrell's Debut Announced for December 13. Miss Teresa Farrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Farrell of 249 Gardeld of the Steel CorporaIN as he is widely kuown through the country--is be presented on the afternoon of December 13 at her father's new home on Garfield place between Eighth avenue and Prospect Park West (formerly residence of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Blum). Miss Farrell will be given a reception, and a dinner for her receiving party, and later there is to be a large dance in her honor.

Details of the Alpha Sigma Dance on November 28, at the Hotel St. George. Alpha Sigma now seems certain to be one of the decidedly notable dances of the early winter. It 1s scheduled to take place at the Hotel St. George on the evening of Friday, November 28, and plans for it are now practically complete.

The committee, which has not heretofore been announced, comprises Ralph H. Forshay, Elliott Wandel, Clarence Gerken, Joseph Osterholm, Loughton Smith, Sylvester L. Brierton, Calvin F. Gates, Lester Chatterton, Allan Clarke Earle Hassell. The committee and an equal number of girls, Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin F. Gates (Miss Gladys Decker that was) chaperoning, are to have a supper at Silsbee's Just pre- MISS EVELYN KETTLES COLoNIAL Svere, Who Announced Her Engagement to Harry Parmele of Staten Island at a nold Perpall, who is equally a well-known personality. Ruwe is the daughter of the late J. Henry Ruwe and a sister of Mise Florence Ruwe.

Her flance is a member of the Perpall family of 109 Marlborough road, Flatbush. He is a son of Mrs. and Mrs. Charles C. Perpall.

Miss Hazel Heffley to Marry Joseph Leslie White--An Announcement Luncheon Yesterday. At a luncheon given by the bride-to-be, yesterday afternoon, at her home, 678 St. Mark's avenue, Miss Hazel Heffley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman P.

Heffley, announced her engagement to Joseph Leslie White. Mr. White is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L.

White of 1254 Dean street. His father heads one of the important insurance concerns over in Manhattan, and as "Joe White" is one of the best liked men in Brooklyn. As a youngster's man he was among the leading powers in the great amateur dramatic societies this side of the East River a generation ago. Norman Heffley has long been a ous man in Brooklyn's educational circles, Miss Heffley's guests at her engagement announcement luncheon--she was a 1913 Packer girl--were Miss Jessie Androvette, another of the recently engaged girls of society; Miss Ann Wray, who is to be a December bride; Miss OPPORTUNITY TAMP MAN BALLOT VOTER ENNESS Hauling Mumford. Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin J. Scrymser's Dance for Their Niece, Miss Helen Ross--Miss Ross' Debut. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin J. Scrymser of the Hotel St. George are to give a supper dance at the St. George on the evening of Thursday, December 18. It will be In honor of their niece, Miss Helen Ross, daughter of James R.

Ross, who has been at St. Mary's School, in Garden City, and will be Miss Ross' debut. Delta Tau Dance at the Chateau du Parc on the Evening of Thursday, December 18. Delta Tau fraternity is to give its first dance for the season on the evening of Thursday, December 18, at the Chateau du Parc. The Delta Tau dances have been among the great successes of the past few years.

The committee for this first dance of 1913-14 is to be Miss Jennie Familton, Miss Gladys Winant, Duncan Peckham, who has just announced his engagement to Miss Gladys Hassell; Arthur Resch, chairman, and L. Orville dreau, the present president of Delta Tau (ex-officio). Miss Eleanor Reeves to Give a Tea and, Later, a Small House Dance, on Saturday, November 15. Miss Eleanor Reeves is to have a tea at her home, 75 Macon street, on the atternoon of Saturday, November 15, a small dance for the receiving party in the evening. Assisting Miss Reeves are to be Miss Edna Van Riper, Miss Beatrice Buttling, Miss Josephine Traendly, Miss Norma Vreeland, Miss Corinne Thompson, Miss Ella Conkling.

Beta Beta Phi Dance. Beta Beta Phi, with Miss Lillian A. Strain as chairman of its committee, announces a winter dance at the Hotel St. George on Monday evening, December 22. The patroness and committee lists are not complete as yet.

A "Gypsy Fete" With Many Fascinating Possibilities--Packer Girls in Rye Characters, There is not very much detailed information thus far, but there will be a group of Lady Babbies (do you remember Maude Adams and "The Little In the gymnasium of Packer three weeks from now. It promises--this evening's entertainment, on Friday, November 21-to be well worth seeing. The same girls that presented "'The Homely Ladies Journal" last year, when Tracy Walker with a crash hurled down the biscult made by his beautiful young bride (Miss Julia Huff) Rocks in Married Life' this pantomime was -are managing the gypsy affair this It is to be known as a "Gypsy Fete," the Packer Chapter of the School Settlement Association, of which Miss Adele Marckwald is president, is giving this "show" for the benefit of the Settlement. Just how many Lady Babbles will be on hand is not announced yet. Miss Kathleen White heads the entertainment committee, with her aides.

Mrs. John E. Thompsou (Miss Julia Hotchkiss that was), Miss Irene Warner, Miss Edith Roberts, Miss Florence Gillen and Miss Beatrice Bowden. On the patroness committee (Miss Catherine Price, chairman) are Miss Clara Buttling, Miss Elizabeth Miss Julia Huff, Miss Margaret Cranford, Miss Alice Keppy, Miss Natalie Droste. Partial List of Patronesses for the Mme.

Homer Song Recital at the Academy, November 14. The patronesses for the Song Recital that Mme. Loulse Homer is to give in the Opera House of the Academy of Musie, a week from this coming Friday (November 14) under the auspices of Adelphi Alumnae Association, for the benefit of the Adelphi Endowment Fund, are to include: Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. Frederick D.

Bailey, Mrs. John T. Barry, Mrs. William C. Beecher, Mrs.

Edward Charles Blum, Mrs. Nehemiah Boynton, Mrs. Armin E. Brunn, Mrs. James Warren Buchner.

Mrs. S. Parkes Cadman, Mrs. Paul Casamajor, This was cleverly carried out and very striking. In the wedding party were: Matron of bonor-Mra.

John Van Vranken (Miss Marjorie Chapin that was.) Maid of honor -Miss Margery Gillesple. Bridesmaids--Miss Helen Sylvester of Philadelphia, replacing Miss Jessie Douglas, who was not able to attend, and Miss Dorothy Moorehead, Miss Margaret Lott Nostrand and Miss Pauline Cogswell of Jamaica, Miss Grace Garretsca of hurst, Miss Jean Eno of Wilkes- Barre, Pa. Best man--Harold Olmstead of Brooklyn. Ushers-David A. Sullivan, E.

Curtis Gillespie, K. G. Martin, T. B. Snow and Dr.

Arthur Neergaard of Manhattan, W. R. Schultz of Morristown, N. J. Miss Margaret Simmons Becomes Mrs.

Lawrence Cameron Hull, Jr. In St. Ann's Church, last night, at 8:30 o'clock, took place the marriage of Miss Margaret Simmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar M.

Simmons of 167 Joralemon street and Lawrence Cameron Hull, of Brooklyn, a son of Lawrence Cameron Hull of Detroit, well known school man. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Reese F. Alsop, St.

Ann's rector emeritus. Miss Simmons, who wore white satin and brocade, was attended by her sister, Miss Kate Cameron Simmons, maid of honor; Miss Isabel Simmons, another sister; Miss Grace Hull of Detroit, Mr. Hull's sister; Miss Ethel Simmons Cameron, a cousin of the bride, and Miss Louise Cuyler Buchanan, bridesmaids. The maid of honor was in white charmeuse, with the corsage ornamented by a large pink rose and touches of black The bridesmaids wore gowns of varying shades of rose charmeuse. All carried bouquets of white chrysanthemums.

Mr. Hull's brother, Leroy Hull of Detroit was best man, and George Hurley of Providence, R. Charles Chauncey of Manhattan, replacing Louis Garner Bissett of Washington, who was 111; Howard Sumner Candee, Edward Brooks Simmons, the bride's brother, and J. Hampden Dougherty, of Manhattan, formerly of Brooklyn, ushers. Following the ceremony there was a small reception for relatives and close friends at the bride's home.

Miss Antoinette Reeve Butler to Have Maids of Honor Attending TWer at Her Wedding. At Miss Antoinette Reeve Butler's and Brower a week from Saturday, Hewitt's, wedding, Presbyterian already told about very fully here, there will be two maids of honor attending the bride, Miss Henrletta Silliman Dana, who is to marry Thomas Denison Hewitt, the best man, brother of Miss Butler's bridegroom, and Miss Butler Commeyer of Boonton, N. Anabel, Butler's cousin. The ushers are not yet announced. Mr.

Bainbridge's and Miss Merian's Wedding in Lausanne, November 15. On the same day as the Hewitt-Butler wedding (Saturday, November 15) ard W. Bainbridge and Miss Claire Merian are to be married In Lausanne, Switzerland. The date has just been made known. Miss Alice Whittaker to Be Married Tomorrow to Joseph Colbe Chamberlain.

One more of the early November wedis to be that of Miss Alice Hazard dings Whitaker, daughter of Mrs. John Albert Whitaker of Brooklyn, and Joseph Colbe Chamberlain of Chester, N. Y. It will solemnized at the home of Miss be Whitaker's aunt, Mrs. Ralph Helmer, Hillcrest, Jamaica, tomorrow (Monday) evening, at 6:30 o'clock.

The officiating will the Rev. Dr. St. Clair clergymen Hester of the Church of the Messiah. Brooklyn, and the Rev.

J. Holmes McGuiness, Miss Phoebe Armistead Helmer announced maid of honor, Miss Helen Savoye as bridesmaid, Benjamin Chamberlain as man, and Albert R. Chamberlain of Great Neek, L. and Edward R. Otherman o2 Manhattan ushers.

Donald B. Stewart's and Miss Jean 'McPhail Coutts' Wedding, November 15. Miss Jean McPhail Coutts' and Donald B. Stewart's wedding is to be among the notable events of the late fall, taking place on the afternoon of November 15 week from this coming Saturday). It (a will be a very quiet bridal, of course, because of the recent deaths of the fathers of both the bride and the bridegroom, H.

Coutts and Seth Thayer StewGeorge two very notable Brooklynites. Miss art, Coutt's mother was Caroline Speir Smith of a very old Brooklyn line and a cousin of Mrs. Tunis G. Bergen. Mr.

Stewmother was a daughter of the late William Lyon of the St. Mark's avenue the section. The wedding is to take place at Miss Coutt's home, 147 Joralemon street, at 4:30 o'clock. Neither bride nor bridegroom is to be attended. Miss Florence Holmes to Be Married Thursday Evening--Dr.

Stuart Theodore Ketcham Her Bridegroom. Yet another early November wedding 19 the marriage of Miss Florence Holmes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aiken Holmes and Dr. Stuart Theodore Ketchson of Dr.

and Mrs. Theodore V. am, Ketcham of Stamford, Thursday November 6. The Wedding is to be at 8 o'clock at the home of the bride, 75 road, a reception following. Miss Beatrice Maeder will be maid-of-honor.

Miss Mildred Beard and Miss Ketcham, bridesmaids; Miss Eleanor Holmes, flower girl; and Merritt Spencer Skelding of Stamford, best man. More Caledonian Dance Subscribers. For the Evening of November 12 (Wednesday.) Additional girls and men for the big Caledonian Dance at the Hotel St. George a week from Wednesday are to be: Miss Ida B. Glassey, Miss Hazel Hall, Mildred Clambour, Miss Julia Evans, Miss Grace Hamilton, Miss Ethel Hamilton, Miss Eleanor Schneider, Adele Fowers, Miss Mabel Tilton, Miss Ethel Lamount, Miss Hazel King, Miss Hertha Gretsch, Miss Aileen Dickson, Miss Eleanor Henze, LeRoy Roberts, Frederick Reid, Albert Hiers, Norman Beams, Jack Hinman, Lewis Charlton, H.

A. Hohns, Harry Randle, Roy Hagadorn, Harry Swain, Harry von der Lelth, David Karss, George von der Leith, George Houtain, Theodore S. Lundgren, Frank von Holland, Robert P. Hill, John A. Johnson, Herbert Hempstead, Harry B.

Hense, Robert MacMillan, John Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Castator, Mr. and Mrs. William Horlow, Mr.

and Mrs. William Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Phillips, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Cary, Mr. and 34 Magical Effect of New Face Peeler Woman's National Journal.) To maintain a clear, rosy, youthful complexion, there's nothing so simple to use and yet so effective as ordinary mercolized wax, which you can get at any drug store. Just apply the wax at night as you would cold cream: in the morning wash it off with warm water. If you've never tried it you can't imagine the effect of this harmless home treatment. The wax causes the worn-out scarf skin to come off in minute particles, a little at' a time, and soon you have entirely shed the offensive cuticle.

The fresh young underskin now In evidence 1s So healthy and girlish looking, so free from any appearance of artificiality, you wish you had heard of this marvelous conplexion-renewing secret long ago. To get rid of your wrinkles, here's a formula that is wonderfully effective: 1 oz. powdered saxolite, dissolved in pt. witch hazel. Bathe the face in this and you will be simply astonished at the sults, even after the first Rufus Bond, Mr.

and Mrs. George Cook, dr. Jack Arnold, Frederick Bandell, John Becker, Charles H. Bette, Floyd Blackburn, Horace R. Buck, A.

M. Clonney, Dr. Carl Comstock, F. H. Corcoran, George Dickson, Benjamin Draper, Charles Dreust, Harold Fitzpatrick, H.

V. Flannery, Harry Fuhr, Robert, Gastmeyer, Frederick Goide, Joseph Haveland, C. H. Hayner, Harry Hoffman, Augustus House, Frederick Kolb, A. Wallace Noble, William Ormond, Walter Purdy, Purdy, Frank Quinn, William Senterenbeck, Arthur Schneider, Thomas Smith, John V.

Storek, Harry W. Storek, Frederick Teckter, Robert Terry, Edwin Wallace, Arlington J. Wilson, Bertram Wilson, Frederick Hollister, Alfred Baylies, Percy Weeks, John Artman, Ashley Pidgeon, William Snyder, Eldeworth Bennett, Thorley Collester, Milton Heyward, Frederick Poppe, Harold Sicardi, James E. Powers, George Higgins, Carl Messerle. 500 Club.

A 500 club that was formed last year has reorganized and taken in several leW members. The list of members now is: Miss Rosalie Ris, Miss Mary Brand, Miss Mary Dillard, Miss Priscilla Britton, Miss Margarite Wilson, Miss Dorothy Harrigan, Miss Charlotte Leif, Miss Jeanette Ametrano, Miss Margaret Barker, Miss Marie Forshew, Miss Edith Oliver, Miss Augusta Todd, Miss Marjorie Allkmann, Miss Minnie Brewer, Miss Elma Hoyt, Miss Elsie Jantzer. The first meeting was held at the home of Miss Charlotte Leif, on October 21. The next meeting will be at Miss Priscilla Britton's, 202 New York avenue, on Election Day. Dance of the Programme Maids (of' the British Ball of Last Winter.) Some Patronesses and the Committee.

Neighborhood Dances at the Chateau du Parc, the initial affair of which is to be given on the evening of Friday, November 28, the day after Thanksgiving, are: Miss Elizabeth Kent; Miss Teresa Farrell, Gardiner Conroy, Miss Mary Carr, Alexander McKinny, Miss Genevieve Doherty, Frank Havens Eldredge, Miss Edith Carey Owens, Miss Oliye Carey Owens, Miss Anna Murray (who is to be of the year's debutantes), Jonathan Kilbourne of Manhattan, Edward Carr, Arthur Lyons, Miss Katharine Bradley Murray, Miss Margaret Lanning, Edward Keating, Archibald McKinny, Miss Adelaide Moran, Miss Nina Maresi, Miss Carr, Joseph Murray, Frank Margaret Carlin, Austin Kilbourne of Manhattan, (Jose Lozano, Daniel Joseph Murray, E. Miss Owens, Mar- guerite Keating, Farrell and Lee Farrell of ManAndrian hattan. last year were among the These dances best of the season and they promise very to be even more notable this winter. The Big The Dansante of Election in the Afternoon in the Day--Late Ballroom of the Academy, the premier event of In all probability begins to day will be The the week that the Academy (in the ballDansante at the afternoon of Tuesday room). on Day).

It is to be for the benefit (Election "Little Italy," and hence of the famous of large patronage. Though the is sure may seem a little overawing, this phrase is to be really in the naThe Dansante, of an afternoon charity ball, appealture ing for the reason that people may come for just a half hour or so, if they In with no special costuming necplease, essary. have already been The patronesses here. But there is much news as given girls, matrons, who will to the young active part. These lists, 80 far as take they are complete at the moment, are as follows: of the tea table--Mrs.

Charles In charge Livingston. She is to be asLauriston here by the patronesses. It is not sisted exactly who will be with her. known of the special dances of the In charge afternoon--James Jenkins, jr. charge of the lemonade--Mrs.

Onri In Ford Hibbard. In charge of the flower and bonbon girls -Mrs. William B. Jourdan. In charge of the waitresses--Miss Josephine Sutphin, Miss Henrietta Silliman Dana, Miss Dorothy Dickinson, Miss Grace Frank, Miss Marian Buckley, Miss Miriam Speers.

Flower and bonbon girls--Miss Louise Calender, Miss Helen Church, Miss Ruth Englis, Miss Natalie Jourdan, Miss Harriet Greenman, Miss Alice Frank, Miss Betty Sherman, Miss Louise Peters, Miss Winifred Ward, Miss Louise Little, Miss Nanette Dreier, Miss Alison Heminway, Miss Helen Brown, Miss, Maud Hadden, Miss Lillian Hadden, Alice Good, Miss Eleanor de Bevoise, Miss Betty Brown. Waitresses- -Miss Margaret Pratt, Miss Edith Shaw, Miss Adelaide Moffat, Miss Alice Cordier, Miss Helen Culver Kerr, Beatrice Kalley, Miss Juliet Kalley, Miss Charlotte Hibbard, Miss Jean Murray, Miss Webster, Miss Clara Hodges of Detroit, Miss Zorka Polak, Miss Althea Gibb, Miss Louise Ruxton, Miss Eunice Beecher, Miss Jessie Kennard Hopkins, Miss Mirian de Beixedon, Miss Alice Blum, Miss Delia Bowen, Miss Jean Dickinson, Miss Josephine Carpenter. Miss Helen Stutzer, Miss Dorothy Luckenbach, Miss Dorothy Elliott, Miss len Halstead, Miss Rowena Lawrence, Miss Allene Block, Miss Natalie Dreste, Miss Constance Gray, Miss Frances Turner, Miss Theda Kenyon, Miss Florence Mur- THE POUCH 845 CLINTON AVENUE. Unsurpassed Appointments FOR BALLS, BANQUETS. CARD PARTIES, MUSICALES, WEDDINGS AND EXCLUSIVE SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

REFINED SURROUNDINGS. COURTEOUS ATTENTION SERVICE Superior Catering Facilities Special Rates for Monthly or Quarterly Meetings Phone Prospect 6100. J. S. MeTernam, Mgr Mrs.

Clinton P. Case, Mrs. Clarence Thornton Corey, Mrs. Walter Vey Cranford, Mrs. Louls G.

Engel, Mrs. Aaron Field, Mrs. Adelbert G. Fradenburgh, Mrs. John Gibb, Gilbert C.

Halsted, Mrs. John Hills, Mrs. T. Ellet Hodgskin. Mrs.

Walter C. Humstone. Mrs. Charles L. Johnston.

Miss Emma L. Johnston, Mrs. Robert J. Kimball, Mrs. Leeming, Mrs.

Charles H. Lehrenkraus, Mrs. John D. Lohman, Mrs. Chauncey E.

Low, Mrs. A. Metz, Mrs. William H. Nichols, Mrs.

Henry C. Parker, Mrs. A. Lincoln Paynter, Miss Adeline S. Pettit, Miss Anna Phillips, Mrs.

Frederic B. Pratt. Mrs. Simon F. Rothschild, Mrs.

Otto Feindenberg, Mrs. Gustave C. W. Schiff, Mrs. William Armour Thayer, Mrs.

Willlam S. Wandel, Mrs. Alfred T. White. Dance of the Quakers, The date of the has been changed an evening later in fully determined.

Dance of the from December 15 to the season not, so far, Gamma Delta Dance--February 16. February 16 is the evening arranged for the very gay dance of Gamma Delta (Beta Chapter). It will be held in the ballroom of the St. George, with Miss Hilda Hutwelker, chairman of the committee, and her aides, Miss Grace Cushing, Miss Ethel Lamont, Miss Georgianna Jahn and Miss Evelyn Hoffman. Some of Albert Morris Bagby's Artists.

Miss Geraldine Farrar, Miss Frieda Hempel, Fritz Kreisler Wilhelm Bachaus are among the artists who will at Mr. Bagby's first series of appear musical mornings in December at the Waldorf- Astoria, Manhattan. These musical mornings have come to be second in and musical importance to the Metropolitan Opera alone. Mrs. Crane's House Dance, November 23.

Dances of all sorts multiply, making it certain that this is to be a most enjoyable winter, socially. Yet another dance hostess to be Mrs. Susan H. Crane of 295 Garfield place. Mrs.

Crane is to have a dance at her home on Friday evening, November 21, in honor of her grandchildren, Miss Dorothy Emma Crane and George W. McKenzie, jr. Miss Gwendolin Gillen a Silver and White Bride--She Carries American Beauties, Miss Gwendolin Gillen's wedding from her home, 439 Hillside avenue, Jamaica, L. at noon yesterday, to F. Waldemar Olmstead, son of John H.

Olmstead of Brooklyn, had some unusual and attractive features. Miss Gillen was a silverand bride. Her gown was of silver tissue over satin, silver roses embroidered on white chiffon, and had a white satin court train, trimmed with rose point lace. She carried, not white flowers, but American Beauties and wore a tulle veil without orange blossoms, with rose point lace around. the edge of its top.

Miss Gillen daughter of William W. Gillen, and has been seen a great deal in Brooklyn. She and her husband are make their home in Hempstead. The tor wedding yesterday was small, though a large reception, at 1:30, followed the ceremony. The Rev.

Dr. J. Howard of Westminster Church, Utica, formerly pastor of the Presbyterian church in Jamaica, officiated. The decorations were of white chrysanthemums and oak leaves. The matron, the maid of honor and the bridesmaids all wore gowns of yellow brocade and Canton crepe, covered with three colors of filmy fabric, yellow.

brown and red, to get the effect of red oak leaves and yellow chrysanthemums. ELECTION NIGHT COMPLETE RETURNS RECEIVED AT THE ORMONDE. VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC FULTON at Nostrand Ave. Though brief announcements have already been printed here as to the Dance of the Programme Maids (the girls who sold programmes at the British Ball last winter, given by the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the British Empire), it is interesting to speak of the personnel more fully. This dance will be held at the Midwood Club on Wednesday, November 26.

The patronesses are to include Mrs. James Hardie, Mrs. J. Elliot Langstaff, Mrs. Audley Clarke, Mrs.

William D. Mitchell, Mrs. George E. Austin, Mrs. John Henry Thompson, Mrs.

Henry Rowley, Mrs. Hugh Hill Campbell, Mrs. Minnie Buchaca. The committee numbers Miss Hazel Austin, Miss Helen Carscallen Clarke, Miss Eloise Buchaca, Miss Mabel Rowley, Miss Gwendolyn Austin, Miss Isabel Elliot, Miss Marion Thompson, Miss Marguerite Elkins, Miss Marjorie Ackerman. Miss Margaret Simmons Becomes Miss Grace Johnston Engaged.

On Friday evening, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lindley Johnston announced the engagemeut of their daughter, Miss Grace Lavinia Johnston, to John Franklin Moult. Among the girls present at this party, which was made in a Halloween event were: Miss Beatrice Shakespeare, Miss Gertrude Bartruff, Miss Caroline Behre, Adelaide Brewster, Miss Helen Butcher, Miss May Case, Miss Margaret Gage, Miss Kathleen Holton, Miss Ruth Johnston, Miss Ida Lentahlon, Miss Eugene O'Brien, Miss Clara Peck, Mies Louise Prankard, Miss Gladys Rudolph, and Miss Eleanor Schmid. Other Subscribers to "Current at the Academy--This Is a Supplemental List to Last Sunday's.

Additional women of prominence who do Dinner Last Night. ceding the dance. There will be special features of interest about this supper. and the menu cards are to bear the autographs of each member of the fraternity. The dance 'itself is to have a "surprise." The official statement the committee makes is that a feature to be introduced that has been talked over by several dance committees, but never before actually tried.

Miss Doris Webster's The Dansante at Her Home This Coming Saturday Afternoon. Miss Doris Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. erick H.

Webster's daughter, promises to be almost a historic young Brooklyn hostess. She announces a The Dansante at her home, 458 Clinton avenue. A The Dansante in a private residence is a new and very interesting idea, and Miss Webentertainment is being awalted with much enthusiasm. The The Dansante is to be given this Saturday afternoon between the hours of 4 and 7, and is to be in honor of Miss Webster's house guest, Detroit girl, Miss Clara Hodges. As to the Neighborhood Dances, the First of Which Is to Be on November 28.

Some of the well-known men and girls who are to be actively identified with the bave subscribed to Mrs. William C. Beecher's "Current Events" class at the Academy are: Miss Nellie A. Hubbs, the Misses Hughes. Mrs.

Charles A. Hull, Mrs. Samuel E. Hunter, Miss Hunter, Miss Helen V. W.

Halstead, Miss Eleanor D. Jackson, Mrs. Gustav A. Jahn, Mrs. Townsend Glover Jackson, Mrs.

John V. Jewell, Miss Carrie F. Johnson, Miss Maud L. Johnson, Mrs. Frank Smith-Jones, Mrs.

Harry L. Jones, Mrs. Edward Bailey Jordau. Mrs. Christopher Joost, Mrs.

Frederick D. Kalley, Mrs. Charles H. Kelby, Miss Rosalie H. Kelsey, Mrs.

William M. Kennard, Mrs. Horace L. Kent, Miss Jennie W. Keith, Mrs.

Joseph A. Kene. Mre. Clarence Kenyon, Mrs. Harry L.

Kenyon, Mrs. Elizabeth King, Mrs. Benjamin H. Knowles, Mrs. Eben J.

Knowlton, Victor Koechl, Mrs. Stewart M. Lamont, Mrs. William Blythe Lane, Miss Latimer, Mrs. Homer A.

Lattin, Mrs. Thomas W. Lauderdale, Mrs. J. Franklyn Laurence, Mrs.

Donald S. L. Lee, Mrs. John Endie Leech, Mrs. Thomas Lonsdale Leeming, Mrs.

James Lefferts, Mrs. William S. Limond, Miss Ethel M. Lethbridge, Mrs. Irving A.

Lewis, Mrs. Lester A. Lewis, Mrs. Charles L. Livingston, Mrs.

John H. Livingston, Mrs. Frederick C. Lockhart, Mrs. Robert P.

Loomis, Mrs. Howard Carlisle Loudon, Mrs. Erekine H. Lott, Mrs. J.

H. Love, Mrs. A. W. Lozier, Mrs.

Francis H. Ludlow. Mrs. Edward Luckenbach, Mrs. Frank M.

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