New-York tribune., 1912-01-28


am, OF Cincinnati. The ceremony will h.
followed by reception given by the father
of the bride. David II. King, ir. at NJ,
house in Fifth avenue. s,
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane has issu.A
invitations for musical on Thursday even.
ing at her house, in West SD street
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, who has lat.,v
emerged from long period OF mourning.
has issued invitations for large dinner ON
February 10 at her house, In East 18th
street.
Mrs. William p. Douglas has A dinnsr
party scheduled for February 10 a. her
house. in Park avenue s,, 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Brooks who spent :
the early part of the winter at the Gotham,
sailed for Europe last week 10 visit .ifs, !,
Brooks's sister, Mrs. Waldorf Astor. -r
Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard will give a mu.
! sical on Thursday evening at her house, ia
East 72d street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland II. Dodge viii
leave town tomorrow for California.
Military and naval uniforms. as usual,
will add to the brilliancy of the scene OF
the annual charity ball in behalf OF ths
Nursery and Childs Hospital, which will
! take place on Tuesday week at the VAL.
dorf- Astoria. 1t is the oldest OF these semi
public entertainments, having been a regd-
lar feature Of the season. and yearly in
stitution for more than half century.
| Moreover, It is probably the only affair Of
the kind where all the various cliques into
which the social system of New York Is
divided meet one another for one common
cause, namely, that OF charity.
The committee IN charge OF the affair in
cludes Mrs. Frank s. Witheroee, Mrs. I'd
ward J. Berwind, Mrs. George III. Benia-
/ min. Mrs. Algcrnon S. Sullivan. Mrs. Pres
i colt Hall Butler Mrs. Robert Ncol. Mrs.
James w. Gerard. T. J. Oakley Rhnelander.
Roland Stebbins, Arthur and Gilbert Scher-
merhorn, Colgate Hoyt, Rowland s. Davis.
| Paul G.. Thebaud and James Duane Liy-
ingston, jr. r. Fl
Mime. Louise Homer, Miss Elena Gerhsrdt
and Miss Katherine Goodson are the artists
who will appear at Albert Morris Bsgby's
musical morning at the Waldorf tomorrow.
Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn is the head Of
the committee for the special matinee per-
forrnance of "Koenigskinder" at the Metro
nolitan Opera House OIL Thursday after
noon. February 10, for the beneht OF tns
Legal Aid Society.
Among those who have already taken
boxes for the occasion are Mrs. Douglas
Robinson, Mrs Cornelius c. Cuyler, MIS-
Junius Spencer Morgan. Mrs. setn Low
| Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee, MIS- James
speyer and Arthur Won Briesen, the presi.
dent OF the society.
Tickets can be obtained from Mira H.
Fairfield Osborn, No. $50 Madison avenue.
or from Miss Florence Doane, No Is West
34th street
| Mrs. Herbert l. Satterlee, Mrs. Joseph
" Choate. Mrs r Fulton Cutting. Mrs.
Pater Cooper Hewitt and Mrs. Delaney
Kane are cooperating with Miss Winifred
Holt IN the organization Of the entertain
rnant In aid Of the New York Association
for the Blind, which will be held al l'ls
Hotel Astor on the evening OF Feorusr! l''
The fete will take the form OF an amusing
skit of the Delhi durbar, and among the
patrons and pstronesses are the FFes'ueH'
and Mrs. Taft, the English and French aIn'
bassadors, the Governor OF New YORK, ths
Mayor of the city and the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the Attorney General OF 'hs
United states.
Fair Children After oh Masters" is tns
title given by Mrs. Ralph Sanger TO the en-
terta,nment she is arranging for the oene'
IN OF the virginia Day Nursery at the wall
dorf Astoria on February 10. II VIII con-
sist Of tableaus vivans OF celebrated pic'-
ures. in which young children will appear
and among those figuring therein VIII %
the children OF Mrs. Benjamin s. Guinness
who may be said TO have inaugurated tnis
relatively novel form Of living pictures on
the occasion OF the birthday party "h"p
che gave for her little daughter Tanis al
her house. IN Washington Square, Few
weeks ago. --..s
Mrs r. Fulton Cutting, Mrs. william
Douglas Sloane. Mrs. william Pollock Mrs'
Bayard Hoppin and the Misses lselin are
among the members Of the committee or
0anizing the entertainment on THURSDAY
next at the Berkeley Theatre for the oene-
III OF tne OIlHopSuIN
Graduate Hospital.
The President OF the United States eS'
President Roosevelt, General Horace fof'e'
and Joseph H. Choate figure as patrons on
the programme of the special performances
which IS to he given on Tuesday atter'
,oor Eehruarv s. at the Republic Theatre
for the heneft Of the Three Arts Club and
Mrs. w Bayard Cutting, Mrs. +. H. hd'
riman. Mrs ]. Pierpont Morgan MIS- Nan'
derbilt. Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson ana "'S'
Woodrow Wilson are among the pa''o"'
esses. .
The object of the Three Arts Cluo - %
nroyide home and club for young No''''H
engaged in the study OF music the drarlE
and the fine arts. The clubhouse IS Al NO.
2.o West Ssth street. where tickets can oe
obtained for the performance as a!so
the Republic Theatre
Mrs Chauncey NJ Depew gave snla
dinner last night at her house IN "'
54th street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry White, VINO spehs
tho week II, town at the Hotel GotnanT
ratnrned Yesterday to Washington
Mr.. and Mrs S. Stevens Sands nave ''i'
town for Aiken, 8. c.
Mrs j. Allen Townsend gave u'nn''
last night at her house In Madison aVehue
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PAHh'
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune :,
Tuxedo Park, n. Y, Jan. H-Cieaf' e"'u
weather favored the Tuxedo colonls's los
their weekend winter sports. is's.
,,r,hor caue ont to-day TO remain oSw