New-York tribune., 1909-02-11

NEW YORK SOCIETY.


Mrs A. A Anderson gave fancy dress da.,s
last night the studio OF her husband, IN 4sh
street. opposite Bryant Park. for Miss Bsatrc.
Clahin the debutante daughter OF Mr.. and NJ.
Arthur 3. ClafiD- and niece OF Mr.. Anderson NJ
better setting could have been chosen for an AZ
fair of this kind. the art treasures OF AN
periods in evidence about the formed strfx
ing background for the picturesque costumes vor,
by the guests who numbered about hundred and
fifty, mostly of the younger set Mr.. and Mrs an
dersOn received their guests in the reception room
which is OF the Henry II period. They assist
ed by Miss Clafiin. who wore gown OF yellow lace
draped with pale green chiffon and trimmed ,4.h
leaves. representing Spring. The studio on n.
floor above, which is most artistic was used for
the dancing. and Japanese lanterns were hung from,
the ceiling. There general dancing until mia
night, when buffet supper served Music za.
furnished by Mr.. Kennedy, who played the organ
which Mr.. Anderson has had built In his str5to
during the reception and supper and an orchsz+ra
furnished the music for the dancing
Among the guests Miss Angelica scnuv,A-
Brown, Miss Carol Hartman. Miss Eleanor A.
exander Miss Josephine Osborn, Miss Cousts1r.
and Miss Beatrice Pratt Miss Helen I,e Roy xu
Ter, Miss Marjorie Curtis. Miss MarJoris Goue
Miss Harriet Alexander, Miss Janetta Alexardsr
Miss Dorothy Tuckerman. Miss Ratheryus Yoak,Dn
Miss Bessie Yoakun, Miss Dorothy RandolpA Mf..
Ellen H Rogers, Miss Susan sedgvick. Miss Jean
nette T. Kissel, Miss Lucy c. Brown. Miss Sarah
Robbins. Miss Dorothy Bigelow. Miss Madelsns
Borland. Miss Helen Coster Miss Emily Sloane
Miss elizabeth BeTTOns MISS b1ur1eI MOTHS Mss
Nathalie Rowland, Miss Virginia Murray NIsx
Dorothy Moran. Alexander d 3. Pratt Lydsx
Ioyt Percy r. Pyne, I'd. William O'D Iselin, Or
son D. Mum. James L Breese. jr., Carol Isdd
CortIandt Nicoll. ]. NJ Waterbury. Harold Tappfu
Frederic z. de Rhan1. r. Thornton Wilson. Il
crnne Wilson tr., Ianier Winslow, Phoenix Inxra-
ham, Worthington Whitehouse, Buell. HoTsssr.
Ayr1ar Johnson, wistar Kendall, Chalmers Wood
jr, Edmund P. Rogers. Gibson Fahnestock aad
Charles B. Bradley
The ballroom OF the Plaza crowded with a
large and fashionable audience yesterday afternoon
and evening for the entertainment arranged hy
Mrs Herbert Shipman for the benefit OF the fresh
air work OF the Church Of the Heavenly Rest. Of
which her husband Is the rector, and ST. Faiths
House, Tarrytown- The programme comprised two
operettas The first one entitled 'Une Fets de Mai
was from Gounod's opera ''Sfireille'' and was az
ranged by Kirt SCHNEIDER Miss Natalie Altman sang
the waltz song from SIireille Master Raymond
Lee OF ths choir of the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest, La Petite Savoyard,'' an Alpine folksong.
duo from Xavier" was also introduced and
was sung by Miss Marjorie Curtis and Lavrsnce
Butler, while other airs were sung by Mrs H H
Rogers, jr Miss Beatrice Crosby, Mrs. Thornton
Chard. Miss Ethel de Koven. Miss Lorrains Wy
man James Barnes Wells and Howard Grssnlsy.
The chorus comprised Miss Angelica 5. Brown.
Miss Eleanor whitridge. Miss Marjorie Bourns.
Miss Dorothy Bigelow, Miss Angelo de Acosta.
Miss Lucy Dodge, Miss Marion Stoddard. Miss
Helen Mclaughlin, Miss Frances Van Nostrand.
Miss Josephine Crosby and Mrs Russell H Hoad-
ley jr Then followed Airs and Dances OF
Rameau." and among those who took part vera
Miss Alice Preston. Miss Dorothy BigeIow. Miss
Angelica s. Brown and Miss Josephine Crosby.
Mrs. Ernest Wiltsee and Miss Dorothy BigeoR
danced a gavotte, and Miss Bigelow executed
tambourine dance OF the Greek period. and these
figuring in 1t as chorus girls were Miss Dorothy
HAYDEN Miss Violet Cushman Miss Bessie yoz-
kum Miss Elizabeth Deming. Miss Elizabeth Lsti-
mer Miss Frances Van Eostrand. Miss Gladys
Robbins, Miss Hilaire Sooysuith. Mrs Ernest
Wiltsee and Mrs. Danridge spotswood
Among those in the audiencs wsrs Lord and
Lady Clifford OF Chudleigh. Mrs. Sidney Dillon
Ripley, Mrs. John r. Drexel. Mrs E Reeve Mer-
ritt Mrs James Brown, Mrs GOuvernsur Eort-
right Mrs. oliver Gould Jennings. Mrs Georss j.
Gould and Miss Marjoris Gould. Mrs Belmont IF
fany. Mrs. Oren Root. Mrs ]. Russell soey, Mrs
Charles B. Alexander and Miss Harriet snd Mss
Janetta Alexander. Mrs William B. shosmskers
Mrs. Henry ". Munros. Mrs George T. Baker r..
Mrs. St George. Miss Marjorie Bourne. Miss susan
McCook, Miss Susan Street. Mrs Benjamin
Knower Mrs. Constance Knower Drsyton- Mrs
Reginald de Koven and the Misses Howisnd
radv Constance Stewart Richardson will appear
in a pas seu1 on Shrove Tuesday. February 3 az
sherry's for the benefit Of the milk fund OF ths
Association for Improving the Condition or tns
Poor. and also to raise money to estaolisn scnoot
In Scotland for the technical education OF pO's
| boys.
Miss Jacquelyn Jerrold Kelley. daughter OF Corn-
mander + D. J. Kelley. q. s. y. (rettred), ana AfA
Kelley. will be married on March az the nonlo 2.
her parents No = East SD street. 70 Joseph ..
Russell tr OF Boston A reception VIII follow ms
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Spencer Morris. VINO ars us
guests Of Mrs Charles Henry Costsr. VIII taAs
possession Of their new house No q West s'n
street. this week.
Mrs BENJAMIN F. Yoakum VIII give tnea1I'
party this evening for her daughter, Miss BssNs
Yoakum.
Tn. last Of the sonata rectal- by Mr. ana Ml~
David Names under the auspices Of the Jen.os
League for the benefit Of the Music Scnool Seeu .
ment- will take place this morning az tle H0la0 =
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. in West Sith street