New-York tribune., 1912-02-07

Rowland Davis.
There was no cotillon. the dancing being
general throughout the evening, inter-
rupted at midnight for supper. which was
served in the lower ballroom at smab
tables.
Several dinner parties were held prfoo
10 the dance, the hostesses including Mrs.
Dodge, Mrs. John l. Kane. Mrs. j. Pier
pont Morgan, jr.. Mrs. j. Todhunter
Thompson. Mrs. Francis W. Murray. Mrs.
Eugene A. Philbin and Mrs. Albert SYM
ington
Mrs John w Minturn, jr.. gave a the
atre party last night for her sister, MISS
Julia W Robbins. She took her guests
to see over the River" and afterward 10
the Ritz for supper which was served IN
the Pail Mall Room.
In the party were Miss Josephine NicolL
Miss Angelica s. Brown, Miss Jeannie
Emmett Miss Maude Kennedy, MISS
Marion Hollins, Miss Mary Rathbone, Miss 3
Leonie Burrill, Elliot c. Cowdin, Hchard
Whitney Maccullough Miller, tredericH
F'relinghuysen, r. Thornton wilson, Roo-
ert p Breese and Newton Rae. Some OF
the guests later went TO the Junior Cotillon.
at Sherry's and others to the Charity Ball.
at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The first of the two annual dramatic
performances of the Junior League, COM
posed OF many Of the debutantes OF the
season, will take place tonight at tho
Plaza. The entertainment will consist OF
one-act play entitled How the Vote
Was Won" written by Miss Cecily Hamil-
ton and Christopher st. John, and tabIeaux
vivants representing scenes from The
Arabian knights" The cast Of the play
will comprise Edward Shippen I'd, Miss
Sybll Davis Miss Dorothy Mitchell. Miss
Zoe Hannah Miss Cornelia Van Auken
Chaplin, Miss Polly Jacob, Miss Josephine
Nicoll. Miss Noel Johnston and Harold
Barto
Among those who will appear in the
tableaux will be Miss Marjory Blair, Miss
Helen Hunt, Miss Eugene Philbin, Miss
Frances Breese, Miss Maude Kennedy.
Miss Hazen Symington. Miss Jean Motifs
Miss Helen Seton, Miss Mona McAdoo.
Miss Eleanor Mellon, Miss Betty Carson.
Miss Helene Gourd. Miss Helen Hunting
ton. Miss Helen Turnbull. Miss Urling
Sibley and Miss Katherine Miller.
The second entertainment will take place
tomorrow night at the same place Tick
cts may be obtained from Miss Josephine
Nicoll, No q East 39th street.
Miss Eleanor Granville Brown. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Waldron p Brown. will
be married this afternoon in the Church
Of the Incarnation to G. Alan Hudson
On account Of the recent death Of the
brides aunt, Mrs. AnsOn w Hard, the
reception following the ceremony will be
confined to the bridal attendants and the
members of both families
The Misses Furniss will give a dinner
this evening at their house, in Madison
avenue, for Ambassador and Mrs. White
law Reid.
Mrs. James Deering and Mrs. Theron
Pierce will give small dance at Sherry's
this evening.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt Mrs W r.
Osgood Bield, Mrs Norris W. Kelogg.
Mrs. Forsyth Wickes, Mrs. Archibald G..
Thacher. Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings and
Mrs. W. Goadby Loew are among the
patroncsses Of the second Of a series of
subscription dances, which will take piacs
tonight at the st. Regis.
Mrs Frederick ". Vanderbilt will give
a small dance tomorrow night at her
house, in Fifth avenue, for Mrs. John
Leslie, OF London.
Frederick Townsend Martin will give a,
luncheon to-day at Sherry's for Lady
Henry, OF London, who is booked TO sail
for England on Saturday.
Miss Lisa Sulman, daughter OF Mrs.
Joseph +. Stillman, will leave town to-day
for New orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Schuyler Cammann are
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
a son few days ago at the house OF Mrs.
Cammanns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ham-
ton r. Fairfax, in Madison avenue. Mrs.
Cammanu was Miss Katharine Van Rens-
selaer Fairfax. and her marriage 10 Mr..
Cammann took place last April in Grace
Church
Miss Emily Sloane Will leave town on
February 20 for Palm Beach, Fla, where
she will join her father Henry 7. Sloane.
Mrs James b. Clews will give a dinner
on Saturday night at her mouse, in East
Sth street. for her niece, Miss Leta Suli-
van, OF Philadelphia