New-York tribune., 1909-02-04
About People and Social Incidents

niece. Miss Angelica Schuyler Brown the debutaas.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Rrouu IN.
guests were young people and uuubered sno4.
one hundred and hfty. They masks and
many appeared in fancy dress and hsaddrsssss
similar to those worn AZ the recent bal De tss. ~
the Plaza for the benefit Of the Association sor th
Blind Miss Brown was dressed Indian
princess in white satin. trimmed with silver and
pearls A buffet supper served. and there Sas
general dancing astsrwsrd-
Mrs William Douglas Sloane has recalled N.
Invitations for her dinner dance. which vas 20
have been given this evening. on account % tns
death OF William \. NJ Burden. nsr niscss hus-
band
Mr. and Mrs James Alfred Roosevelt vii Isav.
town to-day for Washington. 20 be suss-s 8. ths
White House.
AIr and Mrs James Brown and Miss Angelica
SCHUYLER Brown will sail for Europe On February
p. to remain abroad for several months They
go direct TO Paris They are taking two auto.
mobiles and will motor on the Continent
Dinners we're given last night by Mrs El5ridr.
T Gerry ar her house IN East slst street by M-s
Henry Clsrs her home IN Fifth svenus and
by Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom at her home "a
East s4th street for her son-iu-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Dillon FitzGiosou.
Florida to-day for few weeks stay.
At the next meeting Of the Thursday E-.ninx
Club on February r. when Mrs. David Lyds VII
entertain the members at Sherry's Francis Rogers
will sing.
An entertainment for the benefit Of ths Chrystls
Street Home FOR Men and Boys vas given isst
night under fashionable patronage at the Berkeley
Theatre 1t took the form Of an Illustrated
lecture bv John Colby Abbott. on The Men %
the Court OF VersaiI1es.' Illustrated BY life
paper dolls It was followed by fste ehampetr4
OF 1774 in which the young people taking part
saen playfnE games OF that period such battle
dore and shuttIecock, blind mans buff etc Among
those taking part were Miss Eleanor 3 TOWNSEND
Miss Katherine Duane. Miss Cornelia Ia1doH, Miss
Helen Morgan. Miss Harriet V c. Ogden Miss
Mary NJ. Ostrander. Howard BOulton and Louis
Nelson Their sports interrupted BY ths
entrance Of the May party. which amused By
the antics OF the Pierrots and the dance % COL
urnbIne and Harlequin costume dance q
1T40 then took place before the May Queen 6fiss
Eleanor F. Duane) and the Nav King Robert P
Kernan) This dance was done BY MiEs Agnes
G. Iandon Miss HiIdred G. Townsend Alfred Ely
ir and Harold TappIn. Master Philip Rhine
lander and Master Oakley RhineIander we're ths
court pages. Among the patronesses. many e
whom were present, Mrs. Albert Gsllatin,
Mrs James NJ Duane Mrs. Hamilton R. Fairfax
Mrs Benjamin 8. Church. Mrs. John CIarksoa
Jav Mrs Edward Mcvickar. Mrs Le1yard Stevens,
Mrs Kenelm Winsov and Mrs Philip Rhine
lander
Mrs Cornelius c Cuylsr will give dinner
Tuesday at her house IN East 52d street
Mrs George c. Clark's house, IN FIFTH svenus.
will be the scene this morning Of another q ths
sonata recitals by Mr. and Mrs. David Names tor
the benefit Of the Music School Settlement.
4 bal poudrs. for the benefit Of the Itanaa
Aartbnuake sufferers will be given by thA TAdIss
Italian Central Relief Committee Al the Plaza, 81
Thursday evening. February Il Among he
patronesses are Mrs Theodore Roosevelt. the Queen
of Italy Baroness Mayor des Planchss. wife q
the Italian Ambassador at Washington. and Mrs
Charles f. Hughes Tickets at 3 each may be rad
at the Plaza or the Italian CLUB No West 18Th
street All persons attending the bail requested
TO wear white wigs powder their hair