New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Plunley. of
East orange: Mr. and Mrs. Michael ]. McKiernan
OF Orange. and Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Mount of
EAST Orange Mr.. Piumley Is member of the
noted Doremus family of New-Jersey and a nephew
Parsippany and his wife is one OF the heirs Of the
snd * estate Mr: and Mrs. MeKiernan and Mr..
social circles.
The Khaki Social Club. OF Mamaroneck, N. Y.
gave its third subscription dance of the season at
the Mamaroneck Battalion Armory last Friday
evening. Among those present Mr. and Mrs.
M II. Gaubert Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burns, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Jacoby. Mrs. Edwin Gedney. Miss
Lillian Gedney. Miss Geraldine Fitz Gerald. Miss
ia Lang. Miss E. Goddard, Miss Elsie Hare. Miss
Briggs Miss Carrie Haiiett, Miss Gertrude Ged-
ney, Miss Capp, the Misses Chapman, Miss Mil
Miss Webb aroId weyma Marc a Hsef john
hf5ewsf ov g Wam G. Befk william CInnn MaG-
Barry. Ruben Hallett, Morgan Mott Mr.. Lang,
Mr.. Riley, John w. Chapman and William Day
mon. jr.
Yesterday afternoon the third in the series of
Afternoon Teas was held in the galleries of the
Arts Club, the walls of which still hung with
the attractive exhibitions of landscapes by eminent
American painters. The hostesses In charge were
the Misses MacChesney, Fobes and Cooper, who
were assisted by Mrs. James C. Bayles. Mrs Alex
ander Wyant, Mrs. Cornelius Poillon and the
Misses Logan and Martin Mrs. Arthur Warner
Misses Kendai and Bronson presided at the tea
table The Hungaran Band PLAYED thr9ughout
Parker
The third Knickerbocker subscription dance will
be given next Friday evening, at $50 O'Clock, at
the Waldorf-Astoria. The proceeds OF the Dali
will be devoted to the fund for completing the
musical studies of Ralph Mitchell and Charles
Kellert, who at the conservatory in Brussels.
About year ago these three little boys came to
NewYork from Canada. ambitious for a musical
education. They were without means but, happily
for them. through Miss Laura Sedgwick Collins.
they were brought to the notice of Mrs. Henry
Clarke Coe, who became interested in them.
Through her efforts and the proceeds Of the Knick-
erbocker dance last winter the boys were sent
to the conservatory at Brussels.
The committees for the ball this year
Committee on tickets-AIrs. Edouard T. Mostert.
chairman; Mrs. c. G. Kerley vice-chairman; Mrs.
Russell Cowles. Mrs. Cyrus Swan sedgwick Mrs.
Mrs William Tucker Washburn, Mrs; Charles At
Supper commIttee-lIrs. Edward Davis Jones,
chairman; Mrs. Robert Franklin Adams vice
Committee OF arrangements Wendell c.
Phillips. chairman; Mrs Frank Frank f Barker vice
din Russell Palmer and Wagner Van Vlsck
chairman: Frederic J. Middlebrook vice-chairman
William Dixon Ellis Charles Elliot Warren. DR..
Wetherbee. SBriesdieT General William E Dougher-
Wick vi Edouard T. Mostert. Emerson McMillin
James A. Deerng Major Arthur Murray. IN 5. A.
Commander Barry. u. S. N: Captain j. ID. Adams
L. S. N. and George B. Hurd.
Executive commttee-EmersOn McAIillin, hon
orary chairman; Mrs Henry Clarke Coe chair
man: James A. Deering. vice-chairman; Miss Dele
| Fay Norris. secretary; Gage f. Tarbeli. Mrs Wi,
| lam Dixon Ellis, James b. Curtis. Mrs Wendell
| c. Phillips. Frederic J. Middlebrook Mrs Edouard
| T. Mostert. DR.. Henry Clarke Coe and Mrs. Ed
| ward Davis Jones'
| DIR. Wendell c. Phillips first vice-ehairman; DIN
| D. Gray, second vice-chair man; CAPTAIN James
| A. Moss L. s. A; Paymaster Litteu. U. 5. N;
| A. La Rue Christie U. 8 A; Oscar Leonard Bick-
ford Thrift Burnside George A stin Morrison. tr-.
| Ernest Slocum Foster. Wagner Van Vlack. Arson
! Wood Rurchard. Lieutenant Robert Walpole
/ Adams willard II. Jones. William c. Dickernan.
| Charles King Morrison. r. A Cowles, Harold
| Huntington Jacocks. William A. Ulman, Alan r.
| HawIey. Raymond Havemeyer, Or. Frederick n.
| Wilson. James d. Williams. Edmund L. Mooney.
| Russell Il. Palmer. Allan B. A. Bradley. Robert
| Cannon, William Fay Morris. Captain Charles F.
| Parker u. S a: CAPTAIN LLOYD England. L. s A.
| Commander Henry Morrell U. s N. and Frank
| Ray Kimbley.
| Ladies Of honor who will lead the march are
Mrs Henry Clarke Coe Mrs Russell Cowes Mrs.
! Wendell c. Phillips Mrs. Edward Davis Jones. Miss
Dele Fay Norris. Miss Anita Scott. Miss Nal Lore
| " Eaton, Miss Edith Wiswall. Miss Adelaide b
| Moore. Miss Florence Tyer. Miss Emily Hoyt' Miss