New-York tribune., 1907-01-30
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


Society. especially that element which is oo,.
nected by relationship friendship with the debn
tantes OF the season. assembled in considerabl,
numbers yesterday afternoon and evening at IN.
Berkeley Lyeeum Theatre to witness the sevenfb
annual theatrical performance OF the Junior
League The league. as already explained IN tn,
column. is composed entirely Of young girls WIN
have come out this winter. and has for its exeop
tive board Miss Harriet Alexander. as president.
Miss Grace Henry. treasurer. and Miss Electra
Havemeyer. secretary, with sustaining COM
mittee composed OF Miss Katherine W. Tweed
Miss Priscilla Stanton Miss Gladys G. Kissel Miss
Mildred Townsend and Miss Gertrude Sheldon
There were two performances yesterday-One in the
afternoon and the other in the evening-the houss
being crowded on each occasion. so that a hand
some must have been realized for the Collegs
and other settlements for which the enuertainnent
given. The programme included a one-act
comedy by Miss Margaret Cameron. entitled "a
Christmas Chime" in which Miss Electra Have
meyer Miss Anne 7. Gardiner. Buell. Hollistsr and
John Dix appeared. 1t followed by a ballet
storm and Sunshine in which Miss Clara Wrigb,
Barclay figured the Spirit Of the Sun and Miss
Frances Alexander the Snow Queen. while ths
corps de ballet of Snow Sprites included Miss
Pauline BOuton, Miss Marion Stevenson NTys,
Dorothea Potter. Miss Marjorie Rice, Miss Ner.
cedes de Florez. Miss Anna Olyphant Miss JENNA
thompson, Miss Alice AndeFtOn. Miss Florence
Burton and Miss Jacqueline J. Kelley. The ballss
was followed by "Bamboozling,'' farce IN one act
Miss Mildred Townsend Miss Harriet Alexanda-
Miss Mildred Carter. Miss Alice Anderton, Mis-,
Hester Davis, Miss Gladys KisseI Miss Dorothv
Hurry, Miss May Hazard. Miss Nathalie Bailey
Miss Agnes Gayley. Miss Sara Cheesman and ChaI.
rnerS Wood, Charles Lawrence and Gardner Perry
The programme proved an interesting and enfov.
able one, and the acting and dancing were highly
creditable for amateurs. attested by III.
numerous encores demanded and the enthusiastic
reception given the performers, who were Nksvfz.
the FoCiDienfa % f7OraI 0F7ar
NH ers in the audience
Among those seen in the audience yesterday wer,
Mrs. John J. McCOok and the Misses MsCook, Arrs
Elihu Chauncey. Miss Nathalie z. Channcey, NIrs
H o. Havemeyer and Miss Adalins Havemsysr
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Mrs Charles B. AIsxandsr
Mrs James Muhlenberg Bailey. Mrs. ]. K DIV.
plant. Mrs Charles H. Tweed. Mrs. William Nc
Alpin, Mrs William A. Hazard, Mrs. ]. RidgsIy
Carter Mrs Randolph Hurry and many Others
This evening there will be the third and last PRES
entation OF the programme.
A concert at which AIessandro Bonci viii sinr
will be given at the Waldorf-Astoria on February
In aid OF the Home for Old Men and Aged CoupIes
at Amsterdam avenue and 18TH street. Among ths
patronessss OF the affair ara Mrs. Richard Irwin
Mrs. Morgan DIX, Mrs. Everett P. Wheeler Mrs
Seth Low, Mrs. Woodbury. G. Langdon and Mrs
Albert Boardman. Among those who have aIrssdv
obtained boxes are Mrs. q. G. Haven, Bishov and
Mrs. Henry C. Potter. Mrs Elliott F. Shepard ana
Mrs Edwin Parsons.
Mrs John E Parsons will entertain a, dinner
this evening at her house in East S6th street
Dinners were given last night by Mrs Oliver Har-
| riman at her house IN East I'D street and by Mrs
Charles F. Hoffman at her house in Fifth avenue.
Mrs J. J. Little gave reception yesterday after
noon at her house in West 6sth street for her
daughter-in-law. Mrs Raymond Demorest Little.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish has issued invitations for a
large dinner on February at her house IN F,ass
18th stsset, and on February u she win give an
entertainment followed by a supper.
Announcement was made yesterday OF the birth
/ or q son 70 Mr.. and Mrs Clarence H Nackay ar
their home. IN Madison avenue.