New-York tribune., 1912-01-14

half of the National Plant, Flouer -
Fruit Guild, in which Indian songs -.
Indian dances will be a feature. TN. =.
tronesses and organizers OF the affair 4.
clude Mrs Levi P. Morton, Mrs. Charle. .
Alexander, Mrs. Douglas Robinson. ".
Bsyard Cutting, Mrs. Temple Bowdoip an.
Mrs. Robert Winthrop. Then, on Tuesd,v
Miss Kitty Chestham gives a recital ara
concert at the Plaza for the benefit OF N.
Madison Avenue Exchange for Womer.,
Work. under the presidency Of Mrs
Hood Wright. There are analogous affair,
OH wednesday. Thursday AMI Friday
Finally, on Saturday there will be In M.
afternoon and in the evening. entortai,.
ments at the Plaza for the benefit OF In.
Chrystie Street House. tho prcgramm.
comprising Slavic and japanese dance,
a pantomime and circus, In which Mis-,
Charlotte Delahed, Miss Gladys Robbins
Miss Louise Baldwin. Miss Dorothy Wei,
and Miss Emily Gilbert will take part.
Mrs. II. Mex. Twomby gives a lara.
dinner tonight at her house, in Fifth ave.
nue.. and there will be several receptions.
with music, this afternoon. Tomorrow
night Mrs. william Douglas Sloane gives
a dance at her house, in Fifth avenue.
and Mrs. Julian Robbins a dance At
sherry's for her daughter, Miss Julia Rob.
bins Miss Emily Sloane has dinner
party on the same evening, and will after.
ward take her guests on to her aunrs
dance
Mrs. ogden Mills gives her annual dane.
on Tuesday night at her house In East
e9th street, and earlier in the evening AlrS
Charles B. Alexander has dinner and a
small musical in honor OF the American
Ambassador to the Court Of 81. James's ard
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, who viii aftervard
90 on TO Mrs. Mills's dance.
Mrs Samuel Thorne also has reception
set with music for that evening, in honor o.
Mrs. Landon x. Thorne and Mrs. Harry
Kearsarge Knapp. both recent brides, Mrs.
Knapp having been Miss Phoebe Thorns,
while Mrs. Landon Thorne was Miss Julia
Loomis, OF Tuxedo.
Mrs William X. Vanderbilt gives dane.
on Thursday night at her home In Fifth
avenue, and on the following evening Mrs
Robert r. Livingston gives large dinner
for Miss Sybil Davis, another hostess Of
that night being Mrs. Irving Brokaw, who
will have a dinner dance at her home in
Fifth avenue for the younger married set
Mrs Vanderbilt has issued invitations for
q dance at her house in West 5sth street
and Fifth avenue on Monday, February 5.
Marriages of the week opening to-day
will include that of Miss Beatrice Flsgg
daughter OF Mrs. John Turner Atterbury
on Thursday next. in st. Thomas's Church.
to Oliver Iselin, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam T.. Iselin. The bridegroom, who gave
his farewell bachelor dinner at Delmonicos
last night, will have his brother William
as his best man, and Bayard Tuckerman.
Frederick Burnham, Chester Burden, Rich.
ard Whitney, John Kean, James G. Blaine
Sd. Henry Clark, Roger Cutler, John shl.
Ito and McKim Hollins as his ushers
Miss Louise Iselin, Miss Elizabeth Hoyt
Miss Eleanor Rocker, OF New York, and
Miss Margaret Thomas. OF Boston, will he
I'm attendance on the bride. The ceremony
will be followed by reception given by
the brides stepfather and her mother, MI.
and Mrs. John Turner Atterbury. al their
home in West 10th street.
Caruso looms largely on the programm.
Of Albert Morris Bagby's musical to-mor.
row morning at the Waldorf-Astoria. the
other attractions being Efrem Zmbalsi
and Ada Sassoli.
Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn is at the head
Of the committee for the special matinee
performance of "Konigskinder' TO Be-
given at the Metropolitan Opera House on
Thursday afternoon. February 10 for the
benefit of the Legal Aid Society. Among
those who have already taken boxes for
the occasion are Arthur Won Briesen, pres!.
dent OF the Legal Aid Society: Mrs. Juniu'
Spencer Morgan. Mrs. Cornelius c. Cuyler.
Mrs Seth Low. Mrs. James Speyer and
Mrs Douglas Robinson. Tickets can be
obtained either from Mrs II. Fairfield os-
born, No $50 Madison avenue. or from
Miss Florence Doane, No IS West Ah
street.
Cornelius Vanderbilt is at Virginia Hot
Springs with Mrs Vanderbilt, conyalescins
from his recent operation for appendicitis
Lloyd Warren has left Paris for Cairs.
where he is due on Saturday next
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Baker leave lArs
tomorrow for ST. Moritz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred 6. Vanderbilt ha"
left Paris for Monte Carlo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt Dixon Barnes
have arrived in town from their place Al
Manhasset, Long Island, and are staying
with Mrs. Charles r. Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin sail the
week after next from England for Ne"
York where they will spend a few weeks
Mrs. Alfred Il. Conkling gave lafse TO
ception yesterday afternoon at sherrys
with dancing by professional dancers sue"
as Maurice for the entertainment oil hei
guests. These included Mrs Nanderout
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden ana Miss
Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. George l., Rves anu
Miss Mildred Rives, Colonel and Mrs Jo'ia
Jacob Astor, Mrs. Charles ". Coster' NrN
John r. Drexel, Mrs James Z. kernochsh
Justice and Mrs. Francis *. Pendleton' Nj
and Mrs. f. Burial Hoffman and ~. -
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer.
Governor Dix, attended by his stan
fun uniform, and Mrs. Dix, Major Genera
Grant, with Mrs. Grant and his oince's
from Governors Island. and Rear Adniia'
Leutze, with the officers from the navy E@o
at Brooklyn. all in uniform. will be preSeu'
at the Charity Ball, which takes place On
Tuesday night, February 8, at the WALDORF
Astoria. The entertainment is, as usual !.
each of the last fifty-four years. in oens"
of the Nursery and Child's Hospital. INS'
cts may be obtained from Mrs FRANK
Witherbee who is the treasurer; Mrs ~