New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

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marty tonight at her house, which will a.
cI,,de a performance of one-act pIav :.
titlod "Bryant $500, by Arnold Dalv s-.
Nine Simone, who will afterward be ha.ss
in some recitations. Mr.. and Mrs. wiIuar
Douglas Sloane are among those eiv,,.
dinners this evening, theirs being bv Wa,
of farewell to Mrs. Griswold Gray, who !.
sailing on Wednesday for Paris. Ano,h..
host tonight is Frederick Townsend Ne,
rim who will entertain the Goyernor =.
New York and Mrs Dix at dinner AZ ~.
Plaza, Among those invited to meet tbsr,
are Mr. and Mrs. Edmund L. Bayiies. N,
and Mrs Chauncey NJ. Depew, Mr. ana
Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen, Mrs. wIn,,r.
p. Douglas Mrs Richard Gambril N.
Duke OF Newcastle and Mrs Charles "
Marshall Mrs. william Jay also has
dinner tonight for Mr.. and Mrs. Thons.
Hastings, while Mrs. Stephen H. P. Pe,p,
dinner at her house in East 69th street win
Maggie Teyte will sing.
Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson is among the hos,.
esses Of Tuesday evening, when she win
give a dinner, followed by an entertain.
ment, of which the principal feature viii
be the singing OF Nine. Maeteriinck. M.
Douglas Robinson, Mrs. William A. Perry.
and Captain and Mrs. Warren c. Beach
have also dinners on that evening, whIIs
Miss Leary will give large dinner, fol.
lowed by large reception in honor Of
Cardinal Farley.
Mrs. II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy has a
her daughter, Miss Maude Kennedy, and
several dinners will be given on that &C.
count, notably by Mrs. Julian w. Robbina
Thursday is set for the second Of the
Cinderella cotillons at Sherry's. arranged
by Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt, Mrs. Joseph
+. Stllmaa, Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard,
Mrs Walter S. Gurnee, jr., and Mrs. Frank
s. Witherbee. Dinners will be given On
that evening by Mrs. George L. Riyes, Mrs.
Charles F. Hoffman and Mrs. Joseph
Palmer knapp And then on Saturday
comes another of the Saturday evening
dancing classes at Delmonicos, under the
management of Mrs. Charles r. Hunting
ton, Mrs Charles Sands and Mrs Lindsey
Tappin.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt has large hin-
ner dance at Sherry's set for to-morrcv
week. and among other entertainments n
the same kind In the near future are Mrs
Theodore Frelinghuysen's dance on Febru-
ary / for her daughters. the Misses Can
non. and on the same evening another OF
the Colony Club dances. arranged by Mrs
Rowland Davis and Mrs Robert l.. Liv.
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house in West 5sth street and Fifth avenue
takes place on February s.
Mrs. James Henry Smith, who arrived
from Europe last week. is at the Plaza,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Colgate, ir,
and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Gibson, Of Wash
ington, are likewise staying.
Lord Herbert and Lady Beatrice Hereert
are staying at the Ritz preparatory 10 their
departure for California.
Professor and Mrs Allan Marduand are
AT the Gotham for the balance Of the sea.
son. while Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ellis Roosevelt
and their daughters who spent the early
part of the winter there, left town last
week for Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. John Leslie, who was Miss Leonis
Jerome. daughter OF the late Leonard Je-
rome. is due here from England on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy
returned TO town yesterday from South
Carolina.
Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt will give bridge
parties on January 30 and February at
her house, in East SD street
Mr. and Mrs r. Horace Gallatin sailed
for Europe yesterday on board the Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh ]. Chisholm have gone
10 Palm Beach. Fla. for short stay.
The artists who will appear at Albert
Morris Bagby's musical on Monday are
Miss Geraldine Farrar, Miss Maggie Teyte
and Wilhelm Bachaus.
Among those who have taken boxes for
the special matinee performance OF "Konigs-
kinder at the Metropolitan Opera House
on Thursday afternoon. February Is. FOR
the benefit OF the Legal Aid Society are
Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs Wilnam
Church Osborn. Mrs. Cornelius G. Cuyler'
Mrs II. Fairfield Osborn. Mrs Junius spen-
Ger Morgan. Mrs. Edward 5. Hardness ana
Mrs. NJ Taylor Pyne. The pstronesses IN
clude Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Choate Mrs. Lloyd Griscom' Mrs.
Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Lewis Cass Led
yard. Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting, Mrs. Arthur
Murray Dodge. Mrs. Henry w. TAFT Mrs.
John Turner Atterbury, Mrs. John X
Drexel and Mrs. F. Livingston Pell TICK
cts NAV be obtained from Mrs II. Fairfield
Osborn No. $50 Madison avenue, or from
Miss Doane. No. IS West Sith street