New-York tribune., 1908-01-25
About People and Socfaf Incfdenfs.

wound with ribbon was used instead Of the rsvps,
ton pole. Among those invited to the dance wsr.
| Miss Harriet Alexander, Miss Eleanor AIexander
/ Miss Ella Borland Miss Helen Brice Miss Isr,
= Brown Miss Cornelia Bryce. Miss GwendOyn Bur-
1 den Miss MiIderd Carter. Miss Emily Cross. MS.
| Elizabeth Cutting Miss Caroline Drayton NJ.
| Georgianna Farr Miss Angelica Gerry Lady sibv,
| Grey Miss CorneIia Hartman. Miss Louise Iseli,
| Miss Lydia Mason Jones. Miss AnzOnella Ks.s
! Miss Caroline McCook the Misses Meyer Miss Ero
| Iyn Marshall Miss Starr Miller, Miss Beatrice Min.
Miss Murfel GrinneIi-A Milne. Miss Lily Lee Paz.
! Miss Josephine Pearson. Miss Douglas Robipsor
| Miss Christine Roosevelt Miss Gladys RoosevAt,
| Miss Jean Reid. Miss Ethelberta Russell Mg,.
| Gladys Vanderbilt. Miss Constance Warren Mi,.
| Eleanor Whitridge Miss Joan Whitridge Count A.,
| ponyi George Asia -Burnsga. Count Esterhazv -
| Hon Reginald FeIlowes. the Hon. ]. J. Ashley Po,-
/ ert Walton Goelet. Baron HayTnerIe Prince Krs,zn
| lesco. L. A. Roosmale Nepven. Theodore Roosaval,
] jr Count Spiridovitch Count 5igray Count Ia,zt,
Sxechenyi, Count Stefan Szechenyi, Sir Edgar vl,-
| cent and Craig w Wadsworth-
Al the Lyric Theatre yesterday afternoon ons =.
| the most attractive entertainments OF the sss,.
| was given under the patronage Of number of ran
| known women. for St Andrews COnvalescent Haz
! pitaI which still has a mortgage upon IT, VIM.
| the dramatic part was OF unusual excellence M-,
Fiske for the occasion. having rewritten the l..-
| act OF THE New York Idea" making IL a comuls,.
little comedy in itself in which she was suppo-,s
Herford giving some OF her monOiogues. it was m,
tea afterward on the stage that really proved -.
attraction Of the afternoon After the performar~
Evert Jansen Wendell. behalf Of the wons,
Interested in the hospital. thanked those who toos
part in it and asked those in the audience IN "a
main in their seats until the curtain went IN azat
when they were invited to come on to the stay.
through the boxes and have tea The stage ras
set to represent garden, and four tea tables xsr.
arranged, decorated with pink roses and candeab-,
with pink shades. and over them Mrs. Lanzdo,
Geer Mrs. George Crocker. jr.. Mrs. Tracy Hopps,
and Mrs oscar Stevens presided About tbS.,
young women. OF this years dehutants.
| among them acted mattresses and were dressed
in simple black frocks. friled white aprons ana
! little caps They served the tea and cakes Anon,
them we're Miss Hester Davis. Miss Dorothy Hurry
Miss Dorothy Salisbury Miss Alice Anderton Ms,
Eleanor Duane. Miss Elizabeth Reed. Miss Naurs.
| NicOH. Miss GOrnelia LandOn. Miss Doris BisssH
Miss Mai HackstaH and Miss Eleanor Townsend
The ushers included Evert Jansen Wendell Lang.
don Geer F S Hoppn. ". A Hadden Edward
Shtppen Harold Imbrie, Howard Peck Civ. =
Du Val and Philip Birckhead. Among those pb,
had boxes and seats were Mrs ]. Pierpont Morgan
Mrs c. B. Alexander. Mrs. HilbOrne l. Roosevsf
Mrs HowIand Davis. Mrs Arthur Masten Nisa
Shipper. Mrs Allen Tucker, Mrs. W Willis Res,
and Miss Caroline Morgan. An Hungarian band
furnished the music for the dramatic part Of ths
programme and also played during the tea at the
back of the stage
Mrs William X Vanderbilt Will give another o.
her series of dinners. followed by musicals this
evening at her house. in Fifth avenue. Mss Ger.
aldine Farrar Will sing
Mrs. S. Barton French will leave town to-nor.
row for a trip to Mexico
Mr. and Mrs George F. Baker have returned to
the city from Lakewood. y J.
Mr. and Mrs Lorillard Spencer have arrived ia
town from Newport.
Charles A. Iindey, who IS 70 marry Miss Edith
Greene daughter Of General and Mrs Francis
Vinton Greene OF February s in Grace Church.
will give hts bachelor dinner February 3. His
guests will include his best man and mis- usherss
who are Hamilton Fish Benjamin. Walter W.
Stokes. Morris h Parker. Douglas Paige. Thomas
H. Guffey, Charles Butler and William Consta.
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