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THE BOSTOy SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 5. 1916 66 TABLE GOSSIP She Will JBe Presented Dec 7 The Store of Individuality I gj? i Have the Honor to nccBcgin ing Monday The Annual November Sale OF and Gowns i 1 -r Evening Slippers Tinted Silver Cloth Vamps Satin Quarters" For' All Informal and Formal Social Occasions From Dejeuner tothc Ballet and Grand Opera. Calling Gowns, 'Home Gowns, Reception, Dinner and Theatre Gowns, Dance Gowns, Opera Gowns, Evening, Opera and Limousine Wraps The Most Remarkable Values Of the Present Season T)ie most exclusive and high-class French materials and trim- niings are used; some valudd at $15.00 to $25.00 a yard, and the models are' faultless reproductions of the best creations of leading Paris modistes. The Sale Prices VilI Be $45 $55 $58.50 $100 The values $125.00 and to $225.00 ARTISTICALLY developed in the very best fashion. Coine in Four Shades 'Ralfe Blue, Yellow, Lavender and Pink Vamps tinted to match OuartersrrSatin covered French Heel.

MISS HELEN Mail Order filled Anywhere in the Free Delivery United State Daughter, of, Mrs Roland Nickerson of 56 TheFenway, Who Be Presented byHer Mother 'Dance on Dec 7 In the Ballroom of Their Miss Nickersoii Is a Member of the Sewing Circle. Also Beginning on Monday The November White Sale i 'Liberal new assortments of crisp, new merchandise in our qwn, exclusive designs and patterns are offered in this November White. Sale i. At Unusually-Attractive: Prices French Hand-Made Lingerie Satin, Crepe de Muslin and Knit Underwear Infants Wear Blouses Negligees Petticoats Neckwear Aprons Handkerchiefs Hosiery" etc. Thayer McNeil Company.

47 TEMPLE PLACE 15 WEST-STREET- Jr.OlaUfuC11 orroiitR ioitow rouMi I OrrOftITK BOSTON, COMMON TABLE. GOSSIP Mrs -Roiand-' C. Nickerson has changed the date for the coming- out affair in'honor of her Miss Helen Nickereom, who is a member of the Sewing Circle. Instead tea Which she had arranged for Nov 23, she has decided upon; a dance -on1 the evening of i Thursday, Dec 7, 'at 66. The Fenway, w'hen- she will present Alias Nickel-son.

-As her previous plans conflicted with several affairs Which are set for Nov 23, Airs Nickereon decided to change the time and the form of the entertainment that she will give for her daughter. Airs Nickerson and Miss retufned to their apartment in the Fenway last Tuesday from theiivSummeri home at East Brewster. Mr and -Mrs Thornes of 12 Commonwealth av will present thefr Dorothy -Allen, at a which will giveat' thcir house on the afternoon of-Dec-7. -After "tea A. they will-entertain at a dinner bf 30 coy- ers in honor of Aliss Frances Thomas, wUl he nllnwerf dan.

Ine. Both which will be followed by darn ing Both Aliss Allen and Miss Thomas are members of the Sewing Circle. The debutantes wher will pour atrthe tea are'AIiss Olivia Lowell, Aliss Elsie Q. Nichols, Miss Bradlee of Boston, AIrA. D.

R. 'Sul Frances Miss -Mabel Churchill, iivant 0f xew York, and Mr Walter Miss Barbara Fiske, Aliss Emma Alan-cell. AIlss Anna U. Wheeler, Aliss Augustine Van' Wlckle, Aliss-Isa'dora Bliss, Miss Christine Sedgwick, Miss Cornelia Fiske aqd Catherine Royce. Miss Alargaret will have charge Stauffer of New Orleans.

Air. Burnett and his bride will reside at Deerfoot Farm, Southboro, where they" will be at home after' Jan 1. The engagement of Miss Stauffer and Air Burnett was announced last January. -TABLE, ir A fame 'that is all its own will distinguish. bne.

lSl? Sewing Circle from those of 'past' years, never in the of this organization of debutantes so many of its members followed serlops, pursuits as during the present season. In -addition to the list of eight or nine-members who are attending college, which lias already been given in these columns, pthers are pursuing the study of, Art and devoting the greater part of their time-to this interesting 'diversion rather than.fo the teas and dances that are so completely absorbing the greater portion of the young set. One of the most interesting of, the group of Sewing 'girls engaged in the pursuit of art is Miss Jeannette daughter of 'Mr and Mrs Wal-j ter H. Kilham of Brookline. Miss Kilham JnJierits her art both frohi her mother and for Mrs KJlhapi iu a -portrait and landscape-painter Of unusual merit, and Mr Kilham is a wel-known Her sister.

Miss Theresa Kilham, w-ho also "belongs to the Sewing Circle is at Vassar College. Other members ofhe Sewing Circle Who are studying art Are Miss Kutfj Williams, daughter of "Mr and Mrs illlams of Dedham, who is- tak ing a couise ip. interior decorating at the Boston Art school on Newbury, st; Miss Elizabeth Nichols, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur B. Nichols of 140 Brattle st, Cambridge, who is a. student at the Mubeum of Fine Arts; Miss JCUza-beth Bigelow, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs Edward T. Bigelow of Medford, vho ife studying drawing atrthe Art and Miss Ruth Rurrage. dapghltrof Di And Mfs alter L. Burrage of 2 82 Newbury st, who is taking a course in decorative art at the Art Museum. Miss Dorothy Campbell, who also is a memv-b6r the Sewing Circle.

.8 taking A course. at the Garland School on Chest-hut at. She is a daughter of Mrs Emily H. Campbell Of Dedha-n. A Illiam Cpdman Sturgis of 61 Mt A ernon st has been a recent guest of Bishop timl Mrs James de Wolf Perry tt their home in Providence, I.

Mr and Airs James Lowell Putnam will spend the Winter in NAw York where they have leased the hobse at el West 4Sth st. Mr and Mrs Win Phillips and their I children spent the last week-end with Mrs Bayard Cutting at her country estato on Long.lsland, Y. Mr Phillips returned to-Washington on Monday, and Mrs Phillips and the- children on Tuesday. Mr Louis Curtis Jr, of 464 Beaton st. was best man at the marriage yesterday, week of Miss Caroline Adrienne Spearv daughter of Mr and Mrs Furman Defter Spear of 235 West 86th st.

New York, and Mr Walter Charles Hill, which -was solemnized in the ballroom of the St -Regis Hotei, New York. Mr and Mrs7 William Patten (Anna Thayer) and their who Jiave been in Russia for the, past -two years, have sailed for this country, where they are due -to arrive early in November. They will go immediately to Lancaster, -where they have a beautiful estate and where Air Patten and fhe children will remain after Mr Patten returns to Russia, for 1 is coming across to accompany his family and Intends shortly to go back. Mr Patten is superintending the reconstruction of the bridges in Russia which have beeh destroyed during the war, a work that is as wonderful as it Is important. Mrs Patten Joined her husband in Russia -some time after his arrival there to take charge of a Government contract, but she has never been contented to remain in the country and has been eagerly awaiting the time when she could return home.

The Patten estate In Lancaster was bequeathed to Mrs Patten by her father, the late Nathaniel Thayer. She 'prefers It to the place in Natick which she and her husband have occupied much of the time, and which is to be sold. Mrs William B. of, Chestnut st will open the ballroom-, of her house on Wednesday afternoon, Nov 15, for a meeting of the (New England branch of the Constantinople Col-lege'Assoclation. Sir Edwin Pearswill address the meeting, and, at the conclusion of his talk; tea will be served.

Mrs Desire Despradelie of 382 Commonwealth av. is the branch secretary, and Miss Rose Nichols of 65 Mt. Vernon st is chairman. This is the second meeting that the branch organization has held The death of little Marjorie Forbes, the 10-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs F. Murray Forbes of Wellesley, as the result of an automobile accident Is one of, the saddest incidents associated with the extensive necrology- due to travel In motor cafs.

Aside from 'its tragic features, the death the little girl will be deplored by those-who 'knew her, for she was a loving and loveable child, her sweet, and engaging, manners making for her many, friends who will deeply' miss her. Among the relatives who are affected by her death are her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Cochrane of Commonwealth av; Mrs Howard Cushing New York, Mrs Lindsley Lorlng of Westood, Mrs George R. Fearing Jr and Mrs Richard Dj. Sears, all of whom are aunts-and sisters of Mrs Forbes.

The 'Sewing Circle League will have, as usual, its' annual series of lectures at the Tuileries this Winter. Arrangements are now in progress for the Course, which will begin on Wednesday morning, Dec G. Two other, dates, Dec 2) and Jafi 3, have been chosen, but those for the remainder of. the series have not been selected. The list of speakers and their topics are also under consideration and will later be announced.

Mrs Arthur B. Nichols of 140 Brattle st, Cambridge, w-ill present her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Nichols, at a tea, ith dancing, on Thursday, Nov 23, at the Cambridge Boat Club. Miss Nichols is a member of the jewing Circle. Mr and. Airs Gordon Abbott have returned to their home.

240 Beacon st, Irom Baltimore, where "were recently called by the sudden death of Mrs Abbotts father, the distinguished surgeon. Dr Louis McLahe Tiffany, and where they spent the greater, part of the past week at the Belvidere. Dr Tlf-taijyb death, the news of which camo as a great shock to his numerous friends and confreres in this yiclnity, was the more unexpected as he had only 10 days before left for jiome aijter having. with Mrs 'Tiffany, spent the warm season at Magnolia to be near Mr and Mrs Abbott, who w-ere, as usugl, occupying their Summer place at Manchester. Mrs Abbott was the of Dr Tiffany by his first marriage to Miss Bayley' Of Virginia1.

Vnfl his The devotion between the two vvps. ery and in both Boston and Baltimore, the greatest sympathy is felt for Mrs Abbott, in her bereavement. Air and Mrs Levi H. Greenwood and their family have moved to town from Gardner, Mass, and are occupying the house at 22 West Cedar" st, which they have for season. have not as yet planned any- affair to introduce -their daughter, AXiss Margaret Greenwood, who Is a member of the Sewing 'Circle.

Among the debutante affairs for the present week will be the tea which Air and Airs Henry- Ar. AVilllams of 100 Brattle Cambridge, ate gtrfng tomorrow afternoon to present their daughter, Miss Honor Williams, who is a member of the" Sewing Circle; 'the dance w-hich Mr and Mrs Roger Sherman Dix art giving on Nov' 7 for Miss Marion Dix at the Hotel Somerset, is a member of the Sewing Circle; th tea which Airs J. Malcolm Forbes, is giving on the 8th at Fredonia. MUtoi). for her daughter Miss Alice Hathaway Forbes, who is' a member of the Sewing Circle; the tea which Mr and Jiffs Henry- Wheeler are giving on the 9th at their home, 1SJ Maflboro' st," for their daughter, AIlss Anna Wheeler, a member of the Sewing Circle.

-Mrs Amory A. Lawrence end Miss Elizabeth Amory, who are sojourning in the mountains of Virginia, made A record journey in two hours last Sunday from the Hot Springs' over the They- were, accompanied Mr and Alls Harry T. Haskell of YTH-mington, Del. Afiss Harriet Alexander has selected Thursday, 7. ae the date' of her marriage to Air Winthrop W.

'Aldrich, son of the late Senator Nelson W. All drich of Rhode Island, and a brother of Air William T. Aldrich, w-ho married Miss Dorothea Davenport of Beacon st. A large reception will follow the ceremony- at the home of Miss Alexander parents. Air and Mrs Charles B.

Alexan der, on- West 68th st. New- York. -With Mis John Hays Hammond paying $500 for one he boxes-for the performance which was given on Friday afternoon at the Boston Opera House to" aid the sufferers from infantile paralysis, the affair was given such impetus that it was bounc to a financial success. entertainment was carried out by the AlillUaof Mercy, of which Airs" Hammond is president, and a piost notable program, which included leading theatrical stars, was given during the afternoon. Aiding Mrs Hammond, were.

Mrs Samuel W. AIcCall. Mrs Eugene X. Foss.1 Mrs Charles Hamlin, Mrs James M. Curley.

Mrs Robert D. Evans and the Misses Hunt. The program contained nothing less features, and was contributed to by- Miss Edith Matthlson. Mrs 'Minnie Afaddern Fiske. Sir Herbert Clifton- Crawford, Afarie Tempest, Lydia Lindgren, members of the A bom Opera Company, the Russian ballet and artists from th Keith, Orpheum, Shubert, Park Square, Colonial, and Plymouth Theaters.

The orchestra was by John B. Fielding. The special programs a ere designed by Eric which were sold to. the audience by members of the Vincent Club. Before the performance, Alias Edith Wynne-AIafthison and Sir Herbert Tree w-ere guests at luncheon of- Mrs John K.

Burgess at her home, i 32 Lime st. TABLE GOSSIP Mr and Urs Winston Churchill of XS Marl! oro st -are giving' a-dinner on Tuesday night at tlielr home in' honor of -their daughter. Miss Mabel Ch'urchUl; ho is a member of the Bowing CJrcJe, before the dance which Mr' and Mrs Roger Sherman Dix are having at the Hotel Someiset for their debutante daughter, Mies Marlon Dix. Eater they will give a series of dtfiner dances for Mlsfe Churchill at their home, -which contains a beautiful ballroom. On Wednesday evening, Dec 13.

Mr and Aire Cliyrchill will have a theatrical entertainment at their house for the benefit of the French orphans. Mrs Charles E. Parkins, who has pent the Summer at "The Apple Trees, her home in Burlington, la, returned et.terd.ij- to Dedham, where she will stay for live or six weeks at "The Rice Fields," her country place, before coming- in town to occupy her house, at 223 Commonwealth av for the Whiter. Mr and Mrs Joseph S. Bigelow of Cohasset are.

going over, to New York on Saturday for a week's stay. At the conclusion of their visit, they will open their toutse on Commonwealth av, which they are to occupy this Winter. Their sun-ln-Iavv and daughter, Dr -and -Mrs J. LA? win Bremer of 295 Marlboro st, are making a ten-days' visit in New York. Dr and Mrs George G.

Sears of 42G Beacon st and their family are moving to town tomoriovv from Cohasset where they have spent the Summer. Dr. and Mrs J. H. l.anchslnre, who have spent the Summer at "Grafton-Wocd.

their Summer home at Manchester, are now in New they are located at 1069 Gtli av. They have planned to puss a portion of the Win ter Jn California. Mr and Mrs Franklin Q. Brown -of Dobbs Ferry, attended the Hal-lijween dinner and dance of -he Aidsiey -Club, at Yopkera. at which neatly the guests appear'd in costumes vpjesenting witches, hobgoblins, Spooks, milkmaids and other -ch alters anpro-priate to this cld-ttme Their daughter Is Mrs John Hour "tDorothy Hi own) of Concord.

-r; Brown was formerly Miss Ida Eldrs-lije of this city. --Mr Mrs Benjamft 1itman (Harriet Taylor) entertained, guests at tlin-t er at the Tuxedo Club before the'llal-lowcen dance at the cluohouse last week. Mr Ueoige R. White Closed "Llleo-thea. his beautiful Summer home on Smiths Point.

Manchester, hist Sunday, and, with his brother-in-law and sister, ifr and Mfs Ff-ederlck T. Brailbhry, re-turneJ to his town house at 2S5. Com inonwealth-av. Mr Ralph S. Bartlett, who ieft'for th9 'West early in October, has made -n extensive trip through the Canadian Rockies, and has TeCently been Visiting British Columbia and tin island of Vancouver.

He will return In- November. 4 Many Christmas Gift Novelties Are Now Ready TABLE GOSSIP Miss Anna 13. Tcrklns will conn town, from Framingham on i'rumy to ij the guest of Miss Olivia Lowell at dance whh-h will tie given tnai evcnti at the Copley -PJaxa for (Me l-nm-lti ul the Hunnjslde Day Nursery. Aliss ho ell has a table for the evening. -Airs-Francis H.

Watson Is Initinf Mr and Alra Henry Ilcrri-pont IVrry ul their Hummer home, "The liplurs, Le Roy av, Newport. Hhe expect return to her home, on Clateiulnn tomorrow, Mr Hylvanus UriswoliJ Morley, til noted archaeologist, returned tohlnliom. In Kirkland Court, Cum In nine. IA Tuesday, after three month In lie i.H Wist, during which he vHded the If c'Hc Coast. -Mr Morley gave mi Ini 5 sting lecture on his recent dt iiverM in Centrol America on Tuesday evenl before the Harvard Traveler Club the Harvard Club of Boston.

i 'Airs Roger F. Hooper, who lid been making a short stay In New Tort has been at the Hotel Woh ott. Mr and Mrs L. Wetsler of UulutJ announce the engagement of tlirj daughter. to Mr George h.

Li-tauer of 229 West Canton st, this dt. Continued on page 17 Wants Be sure tZ read the Want poors today, t'6 the Daily Globe's Want columns this week. 7 Morrison ILUNERY 54 Winter Street 1. (booth Bide) Third Iieor From Trement Mreet November Sale 200 Trimmed Hats Mad Bilk velvet, ornaments, grettos. roses etc.

Opening price $7 to $10. For this sale. 100 Small Dress Shspes Choice styles for mlddls-aKrd ladles," made of fine Lyons and colors, tflmmrd with fine novelties. Exclusive shops price $15 to $18. Our aale price $0.50 and $7.50 Several Dozen Felt and Velvet Shapes Value $3 to $4-Pale price $1.10 Re Trim to Order Jut Wlist You ant i- t(.

5 -1 TABLE GOSSIP The marriage of Aliss Afarie Celeste Stauffer; daughter of Air and Airs Walter R. Stauffer of 1506 Jacksorfav, New Orleans, La and Air-Harry Burnett 2d, son of Air Robert 31. Burnett of South-boro, Mass, will be solemnized on Nov 18. at 5 oclock at the residence of the bride-elect in New Orleans. Altss Stauffer will have fr' her bridesmaids Miss Louise Stauffer, Miss Alarie Elise Whitney and Aliss Leola Stanton, all of New Orleans, and Aliss Denegre, also of New Orleans and Manchester, Alass.

The matrons pf honor will be Mrs Donald Afaginnls, Mrs Louis Haidie and Airs Albert Schwartz of New Air Burnett will have for his best man his Mr George! Hall. Burnett of The ushers are honorary, for it not, expected that they will be present -at the marriage' on account of the distance from New 'Orleans of their places of residence. 'Air has extended 15 invitations, however, to the following to assist in this capacity the weddlnff. Mr Jenning3 P. Sutor j-f Portland( 0r; ilr Qriscom Bettle pf Tex; Mr Addison Bliss of Pittsburg, Penn; Air William Platt Pepper Jr of Philadelphia, Air Donald Clark Cottrell of Westerly, Air Frederick Airs Francis C.

Barlow and Aliss Anna Blake Shaw have clbsed their villas in and are staying tempo-larily at the Curtis Hotel. Mr and Airs B. Preston Clark closed Cuba Dam, their Summer home in Cohasset, on Thursday, moving up to their town house at 171 Alarlboro st. Mr B. Preston Clark Jr is convalescing from the serious illness front which he has suffered since the arly part of August.

Mr and Airs John A. Curtin of 68 Amory st, moved to the Hotel Beaconsfield last wek, where they have taken an apartment for the Winteir. Their home has been leased to All and Francis' M. Stanwpod, who are moving ap from Alanchester on Tuesday. 1 One of the largest affairs of the week was the reception which-Airs John AI.

Longjear and Airs Walter Harrington Kilham gave bn Thursday afternoon at The Terrace, the Longyear home in Brookline, for Aliss Alargaret, Longyear of'Detrolt, and Aliss Jeannette Kilham; debutante daughter of Air and Mrs KOhafti." Aliss Longear is a daughter ot Dr Longyear of Detroit, the famous surgeon, and a niece of Air and Mrs John M. Longyear, and was presented last S'eap. in Detroit. She is a very beautiful girl, and talented, and Is here for the purpose of studying art, being a stu-c nnt at the Aluseum'of Fine Arts, where she is taking a course in modelling. On Thursday she received with Long -year, end AIJss- Kilham; and was very attractive hi blue.

Airs Longyear wore taupe chiffon, Mr3 Kilham, rose colored velvet with trimmings black fox Cut, and Mias Kilham, who Vfl9 pirlkft find otpaal i)nM vas Very girlish and sweet, was in white tulle, with a silver girdleT The reception was attended by nearlj- lOOO guests. There was dancing1 for the young people, the music being furnished by 1 two orchestras, one of. which was Hawaiian. Two reCent brides. Airs Harold Walker (Corinna Searle) apd Airs Samuel Alixter (Apne Williams), presided at the tea table.

Assisting them were Aliss Augustine van Wlckje, Aliss Dorothy Parker. Ali3S Alargaret Greenwood. Aliss Dorothy Lindsey. Miss Margaret Blaney. Aliss 1 Elsie Nichols and Miss Betty WalkCr," all debutantes.

Miss Beatrice Pynchon, of New York, to meet hom Mr and Airs Albert Thorndike had sent out cards for a dinner atrthe Somerset on-Nov 10, shortly before the recent death of Mr Thorndike's motner. Airs S. Lothrop Thorndike, will be presented by her parents, Mr and Airs George AL Pynchon, on Dec 9at their home In New York. 'Mr and Airs Tynchon will also give a dance for. Aliss Pynchon on Jan 2 at Sherry's.

Alls Rosanna had arranged to go over to "New York for both these affairs, but the death of her grandmother has her plans uncertain for the present. It is possible, she will be the guest of Aliss Pynchon for one, or both, events. Mr and -Airs Charles Sumner Townsend have leased River knolle, at Ipswich, for the coming, year. They will keep the place open during the Winter, but will make frequent visits to Boston for the numerous of the season in which they are interested. Dr, Carl Muck has invited Air Townsends chorus to sing the choral works which are to be given with the Symphony concerts ths season, and the compliment ts well deserved, forthe rendering of Bach's Passion music on Good Friday evening at the First Church, Boston, for the past two or three years by this chorus has been a musical performance a high order of merit which reflects great credit upon both -the ensemble and, the 154-155-156-15S Tremont Street TABLE GOSSIP fTlHcilU Badger, daughter' of Air and Airs Arthur C.

Badger of New ton Center, Is sailing on Nov 9 Yokohama, Japan, where she has been visaing Airs William If. Psyns.f On her arrival in this country she will make visits in the West, including Salt Lake City, arriving. home early in December, Miss Badger is a member of the Sewing Circle. Mra J. Malcolm Forbes is giving a dance at the Milton Club on Wednesday evening, Dec for her daughter! Miss Alice Hathaway Forbes, who Is a member of the Hewing Circle.

Those who will pour at tiie tea at which Mrs Forbes will present her daughter, on Nov at Freedonlu, her home In Milton, are Miss Elizabeth Hoar, Miss Lucy Raich, Aliss Lucy Burgess. Miss Ruth Paine, Miss Alargaret F. Whits. Mrs Waldo H. Forbest, Allas Margaret Cooke, Miss Marjorie Pierce, Miss Oar diner.

Alias Harah Miss Margaret Roberts, Miss Anna W. Perkins, Aliss Eleanor Sprague and Miss Ruth Burrage. Aliss Elizabeth Bigelow, daughter of Ir and Airs Edward T. Bigelow of Aledford, who will be presented at a dance, probably in January, has consld erflble talent along artistic lines, aul has entered this season upon' her second jear of atudy at the Aluseum of Fine Arts. Hhe is a member of the' Hewing Circle.

Afr and Mrs Elisha W. Cobb have closed their Hummer home at Phillips Beach, Hwainpscott, und are at the Copley-Ilaza Hotel for th Winter. Air and Alra Alvin B. Dexter closed "White Lodge, their Manchester Sum-ni-r home, on ATonday, returning to Cl Selkirk road, Brookline, for the Winter. The first debutante affair of the wick was the reception and( tea which Mrs Thomas Wren Ward gave last Wednesday afternoon at "Nut.

wood, the Perkins estat in Jamaica Plain, to Introduce her granddaughter. Mias Anna Ward daughter of Air and Alts Charles B. Perkins. Tha affair was largely attended by -th debutants and friends of the family, Quan' titles of flower weie sent in to Atlas Perkins and were attractively arranged about th rooms. Atlas who re reived with her grandmother and mother, a lovely gowrt.of silk striped In pale yellow, violet and white, with collar and sleeves.

of white Airs Ward wore orchid silk with black old family lace, and Airs Perkins was in gray silk, with trimmings of gold lace. The debutantes who poured tea were Miss Harriet Amory. Miss Sarah' Bradley, Aflss Alary Burr, Miss Christina Sedgwick, Alias Eleanor Sprague, Miss Esther Wood, Aliss Nancy Ely, Miss Clemenee Jeffries and Miss Dorothy Lindsey. AIlss Lindsey was invited to serve in place of Miss Cornelia Fiske and Miss Rosanna who were Unable to be present on account of the death of their grandmother, Mra S. "Lothrop Thorndike, the past week, 5 a Hair R.

IN and rare Mail Orders Receive Individual Attention TABLE.GOSSIP Z) Airs Frederick II. Cillett.ls entertaining at a small dinner for her daughter, Miss Louisa. Hoar, on the evening of Nov 10, before the subscription dance which comes off that night at theCop-ley-Plaza In aid of the Sunnyside Day Nursery. Mrs Gillett is l.ow in Spring-field, where she has recently arrived from Washington, but will come on to Boston this week for the dance, staying at the Chilton Club during her visit in this city. On the 16th of the month Mrs Gillett is giving a The Dansant for Miss Hoar, who is going over to Washington on Dec 20, returning again to Bobton in January.

Air Gillett Will be in. Washington for the opening of Congress and a little later will be Joined there by, Airs Gillett at their house In 18th st. Miss Frances Hoar will spend the early Winter In Boston, going to Washington Just before the holidays. Those who will assist at the The Dan-sant on the 16th are Miss Olivia Lowell, Miss Ruth Paine, Miss Elsie Nichols, Miss Nancy Ely, all officers of the Sewing Circle; Miss Eleanor Sprague, Aliss Emma Mandell, AIlss Mary Burr, Miss Lucy Batch, Miss Anita Sturgis, Miss Catherine ROyte, Miss Lucy Burgess, AIlss Harriet Amory, Aliss Margot Amory. Aliss Mabel Churchill, Miss Agnes drew, Miss Anna Perkins and a few others.

and Mrs Lombard Williams of Dedham will present their daughter. Miss Rutli AVilllams, at a series of. dinners, the" first of which will be given in December. AIlss AVilllams is a member of Lie Sewing Circle. meeting of the Tau Beta Beta Spciety was held this week, when arrangements were completed for the presentation of the successful musical fantasy, Flfl of the Toy Shop here in Boston, at the Copley Theatre, on Nov 29 and Dec 1.

The production, which is a wreH-knowa and a popular one, will be' given under the management bf John B. Rogers of Ohi9, who makes a specialty of high-class amateurs affairs. Mr Rogers and his- associates' have a representation throughout the' country for trian novel and successful presentations of amateur theatricals made under their direction. Flfl of the Toy -Shop is one of their It has been staged a great many times elsewhere and always with splerl-did. success.

Committees were formed, chaperones appointed, etc, and rehearsals, will begin Monday, Nov6 Miss Phyllis Robbins of the Vincent Club will take the part of the French doll A number of prominent women have been asked to serve as pat-tronesses, etc. additional list, from those published last Sunday, are Airs Richard Cabot, Aire Ernest B. Dane, Mrs EdWin S. Miss Mary Lee AVare, Airs Dennison, Mrs Eugene N. Foss, Mrs Robert Seaver Hald, Mrs Walter Humphreys, Airs Arthur N.

Hood, Airs Herman T. Baldwin, Mrs William Cordingty, Mrs Stephen S. Bartlett, Miss Mary Bacon, Mrs Harold Coonley, Mrs J. Henry Davenport, Airs Frank A Fare ham, Mrs Kirkland H. Gibson, Mrs Charles B.

Butterfield, Mrs Howard L. Rogers, Mrs Henry W. Harris, Mrs Francis W. Lee, Airs Albert II. MunBsll, Mrs William E.

Putnam, -Mrs Odin Roberts, Mrs Montgomery Rollins, Airs Endlcott Saltonstall, Mrs Robert Saltonstall, Margaret Slade, Airs Walter H. Seavey, Mrs Robert W. Saylea, Mr Stanwood Wellingtonf Mrs Orlando H. Alford, Mrs Thomas Aspinwall, Airs George F. Arnold, Airs Robert W- Atkinson, AIlss Edith Baker, Airs Alanson Bigelow Jr, Mrs Hosea Starr Ballou, Mrs Harry W.

Cumner, Miss Mabel Cummings, Mrs Edwin D. Hauthaway. Miss Marion Hill, Airs Frederick Higginson, Airs James Jack-son Jr, Mrs William B. Kehew, Mrs J. Alurray Kay, Airs Guy Lowell, Henry G.

Lord, Mrs Albert Lincoln. Airs Henry G. Airs Robert M. Alorse, Mrs Charles N. Norris, Mrs Philip S.

rarker, Mrs Abbot Peterson, Airs Alarcell N. Smith, Mrs Sullivan A. Sargent, Mrs Galen L. Stone, Airs Fritz Talbot, Mrs Edward D. VerPlanck, Air Mqses Williams, Mrs J.

Foster White, Mrs Joseph Walker and Airs Arthur Williams. Tickets may obtained from Mrs E. R. Potter. Columbia st; Brooklln.

rw of the pourers. Owingvto the deatp. the past week tf Mrs S. Lothrop Thorndike, the invi- tattons. for 'the tea' which -Air 'and Airs Albert -Thorndike' of 337 Beacon st were to have given on Nov 10 at the Hotel Sopnerset for their debutante daughter, Aflss Rosanna Thorndike, have been reballed.

The late Mrs Thorndike was Mr Thorndike's mother, and also mother of Mrs Charles H. Fiske Jr (Alary D. Thorndike), of 39 Bay State road, who retailed the invitations for the tea which she and Mr Fiske were to have given at, the Chilton Club on Nov 20 for their debutante Cornelia Fiske. The. death of Mrs Thorndike Who passed away at the advanced -age of 82, was not altogether unexpected, and so Miss Thorndike and Aliss Fisae were prepared in a measure for the sad necessity which will compel for awhile, to withdraw ffom debutante gayetles, although later they may accept some of the in Rations that will be sent them, during the season.

Mr and Airs Charles7B. Taylor und their daughter, Aliss Marcki Taylor," are closing "The Crags, their Alanchester home, on Thursday, -when they wlH move to the Hotel, Biunswick for the Winter. A number of unusual Bide shows which 'wilt be -glyen 1ft wltn the bazar to be held on 7 and 8 at the Copley-Plaza' for the benefit of the Florence Crlttenton League of Compassion, indicate thaL this will be one of the novel of Us. kind of the seaaon. Gould Snaw has leaned -hvr 'moving picture machine and operator, lor the.

two evening 1x1 a most Interesting series of pictures-wili be thrown upon the scret.it; A rs k. On Wednesday afternoon, Nov 8, Count and CoumessPrimo AIagri will-give 1 childrens entertainment entitled The Duchess of Devonshire. Those who remember the latter as "Mrs Tom. Thumb, the famous little-lady during 'the 73 years 'of her life has 'dekgnted so many audiences; will only-'be-tooiad to take eee-'her and her distinguished a nnte herself, for they-cannot fail to pe- amused by this' Interesting couple. On Tuesday afternoon, fvov 7," Miss Virgin! Walker, harpist; Allas soprano, and Airs Florence Leg, pianijat, will appear in a musical program, following Lady Aberdeen "will make -an ddress and hold a Mrs A.

B. -Louns-bery, daughter, of the late F- Dutton, has charge of the decorations of the various tables. are: Airs RodAph MrS Alb ree, Mrs-John S. 'Ames, Airs Oliver Ames Sr Mrs Stephen Li Bartlett, -Mrs Thomas Ff Mrs Walter. CL Bay--lies, Aire Reginald W.

Bird, Mrs Edward D. Bra odegee, Airs" J. Dudley Clark, Mrs William HZ CoolidgeMrs Lewis A. Crossed Mrs Henry W. 'Cunmer, Mrs Frank A.

Day, Airs Henry B. Day, Airs Paul Revere Frothingham, Mrs Eugene N. Airs Livingston -Grandin Sr, Mrs John. Hays Hammond, Mrs George S. 'Mrs John Haynes, Mrs Francis L.

Higginson Jr, Mrs Charles Hubbard," Airs Wolcott H. Johnson, Mrs'WilllamV. Kellen, Mrs Henry P. 'King, Mrs. J.

H--Lancashire, Mrs Lester Leland, Mrs S. Lockwood, Mrs James Lord, Mrs William HT Lucas, Airs Samuel Airs William E. Alurdock. Airs G. Nowell, Mrs William A.

Paine, Airs Lewis parkhuret. Airs Dudley L. Pick-man, Mrs Alex. Porter Jr-, Airs Henry H. PrOctor, Airs Henry R.

Reed, Airs Frank Remick, Airs E. Mrs Francis -W. Sargent, Airs F. Foster Sherburne, Aire Charles A. Airs Charles A Airs Galen L.

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