New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
People and Social Incidents

evening OF a subscription dan = organized
by Mrs. William b. Dinsmore Mrs. Oliver
Hartman, Mrs. Edward Clarkson Potter.
Mrs. Stephen II. p Pell, Mrs. Robb de-
Peyster Tytus Mrs stuyvesant Fish, jr..
and several other young married women.
who will act as patronesses, while among
the dinners set for that night Is that given
by Mrs. Herbert ID. Robbins for her niece.
Miss Dorothea Carroll at her house In
Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt jr..
will have dance given for them al the
Colony Club on Wednesday night by Mrs.
John A. Hartwell, after q dinner at her.
house. In East esd street, and the list OF
dinner hostesses that night includes tbs
namC OF Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting.
Mrs Z. II. Hartman has invitations out
for a dinner on Thursday evening az her
house, In East seth street and on the same
night Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, who has also
been I'm mourning for considerable tins
past, gives q small dinner at her houfe, In
East 18th street.
Earlier in the day "K6nigskinder." with
Miss Farrar In the role of the Goose Girl,
will be given as a matinee at the Metro
politan Opera for the benefit OF the Legal
Aid Society, under the patronage OF Mrs.
H. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs. r. Fulton Cut
ting, Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs. James
Speyer. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs. j.
Pierpont Morgan and of the president OF
the society, Arthur Won Briesen. Tickets
may be obtained from Miss Florence poane,
No IS West S4th street, or from Mrs II
Fairfield Osborn, No. $50 Madison avenue
Although Wednesday is sacred to ST. Val
entine, 1t is only on Friday next that the
annual ST. Valentines Kettledrum takes
place at Sherry's, in aid of the work OF the
Samaritan Home for the Aged, of which
Mrs. Richard irwin is the president. As In
years past the entertainment will be OF
special interest for children, including NOV
ing pictures, conjursrs' tricks and dancing.
In the evening Mrs. Edward S. Hardness
gives a dance, also at Sherry's, for Miss
Elizabeth Stillman Kendall. one OF the
debutantes OF the winter.
Several weddings are scheduled fer ner
Saturday, including that of Miss Rose
O'Neil Kane, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
GrenvilIe Kane to Carroll Wtnslow. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Francis D. Winslow, who
gives his farewell bachelor dinner at the
Yale Club on Tuesday night. Kenelm Wins
low will be his best man, and the us1srs
consist of Henry I. MeVickar, Frederick r.
Frelinghuysen, Charles de Rhan, Grafton
Chapman. Donald Woodward, OF Washing
ton, and George Matthews, OF Chicago
Miss Anzopelia Kane will be her sisters
maid of honor and Miss Mary Seton and
Miss Katherine williams the bridesmaids.
After the ceremony in 81. Mary's Church,
at Tuxedo. the parents of the bride VIII
give reception at their place IN the Fark-
In the evening Of Saturday Francis Bur
rail- Hoffman gives dinner at his house.
IN East 18th street, to meet Cardinal Far
Law. and the second OF the metropolitan
Dances for young girls who are to make
| their debut next winter will take place ~
Sherry's.
Two important entertainments IN behalf
| of charity are set for Monday week. One
is that organized by Mrs. Ralph sanger
under the title of "An Exhibition OF Fair
Children After Old Masters at the Wal
dorf-Astoria, In aid Of the Virginia Day
Nursery. Children OF Mrs. Sangers friends
will figure in tableaux vivants repressntins
famous paintings, and boxes have al
ready been taken by Mrs. G. Ledyaro
Blair, Mrs. William Church Osborn, Miss
Clementine F'urniss. Mrs, J. Borden Ear-
riman, Miss Adele Colgate, Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Mrs. Charles Steele, Mrs. WIZ
lam Baysrd Cutting and Mrs Delaney
Nicol. 49,
The other charitable fete on the sarpe.
day is that organized by Miss Wlnifred
Holt for the benefit OF the New York As
sociation for the Blind. and will be IN the
nature of representation Of the recent
Durbar at Delhi, one of the features being
the grand procession. In which number
OF young men who are members OF
Squadron will figure as the vassal rulers
and princes of India, mounted on dummy
horses.
The affair will take place at the Hotsl
Astor under the patronage Of the Presi'
dent and Mrs. Taft. OF Ambassado. and
Nine. Jusserand, OF Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce. Of the Governor and Mrs. Dix, Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Choate, Mrs. Peter
Cooper Hewitt, Mrs. Herbert L. Sattsrles.
Mrs. Minturn and Mrs. R Fulton Cutting.
Among those who will leave town within
the next ten days are Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Egerton Webb and Miss Laura Webb, who
go 20 Palm Beach on Wednesday night.
also, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cuytiss James.
while Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick c. Have
meyer go on Thursday TO .4.Aen, S. c. Nr.
and Mrs. Sidney ]. Colford are booked TO
sail for Europe on Saturday and Miss
Emily Sloane leaves here on Tuesday week
to Join her father. Henry T. Sloane, al
Palm Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould
will take their departure on the same day
for Jskyil Island, and Mrs. Albert SyInng
ton and her daughter. Miss Hazel SyIains.
ton, are booked 10 sail also on that DAY
for Europe on board the Csrenis
Miss Cecile Cochrans Bacot, daughter OF
Frank Nacher Baeot of Charleston. 5. C..
was married yesterday afternoon to Henry
Sargent Appleton. of this city. in the bali
room of the Hotel Gotham The bride, who
wore gown of white satin trimmed yith
point applique lace and a lace veil was
given away by her cousin, Dickinson Nil
Ter Van Worst. Her only attendant was
Mr.. Appleton's sister, Miss Mary Appleton,
who was dressed in pale blue and wore
wreath OF pink roses.
Charles De Rham. jr was the best man,
and the ushers were otho Cushing, Bayard
Dodge Elliot c. Bacon, w Fellowss Nor.
gan, jr., William II. Appleton and Peabody
Gardner. Following the ceremony. which
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Wood, Of
St Bartholomew Church. small recep-
J ton was held.