New-York tribune., 1912-02-09

and Mrs. T. J. oakley Rhinelander. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson, jrp Mr.. ard
Mrs Charles f. Greenoush, Miss Julia w
Robbins. Miss Maude G. Shepherd, Miss
Janetta Alexander, Miss Dorothy Tucker
man, Lord Louth. Prince Troubetskoy,
Raron ROdeck Charles Lanier, jr., Fred
eriok p Frelinghuysen, Marshall r. Ker-
nochan. Erskine Hewitt Stephen Van
Rensselaer,. George Henry Warren, jr, and
Newton Rae
Mrs. Joseph Stickney gave a dinner fol-
lowed by music last night at her house.
No s74 Fifth avenue for the American
Ambassador to the Court of st. James's
and Mrs Whlte!aw Reid. The dinner guests
included Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish, Mr. and Mrs. /. Town.
send Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews'
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mr.. and
! Mrs Pembroke Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George
B. de Forest, Mrs. J. ]. Emery, Mrs Rich
ard Stevens, Miss Martha Beeckman, Miss
| Carolyn Reynolds, Postmaster General
| Hitchcock, Justice James ". Gerard, Ed
ward r. Bacon. Eliot Gregory, Henry
| Waters. Melville T. Stone and Frank Num-
sey. There were additional guests for the
! music The artists were Nine. Louise
| Homer. Ricardo Martin and Ada Sassoli.
The Brazilian Ambassador, Domclo da
| Cana, was the guest of honor at dinner
which Frederick Townsend Martin gave
last night at the Plaza. Among the other
guests were DR.. and Mrs. Preston Satter-
white, Mrs Frederic Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs William II. Erhart Mrs. h. n.
| Breitung, f. Clarence Jones and Robert
Graves. Mr. Martin afterward took his
party TO the theatre.
The members of the Thursday Evening
Club were the guests last night of Mr. and
Mrs John Jay Chapman at Delmonico's.
Owing to illness Mrs. Chapman was unable
to be present, and the guests were re-
ceived by Mr. Chapman.
The last OF the chansons en- crinollne
! arranged by Mrs. Hawkesworth was given
yesterday morning at the Plaza. The stage
represented a French garden, and Nine.
| Maggie Teyte and Edmond Clement sang
| French love dittles. They also sang sew
eral solo numbers, with harp accompani-
ment by Nine. Annie Louise David, and
| NJ Clement sang ballad OF FARES
| "Claire de Lune," with flute obhlgato by
| Charles Kurth. The patronesses many OF
| whom were present, included Mrs Stuy-
| vesant Fish, Mrs. John Turner Atterbury,
| Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs. William
| Pierson Hamilton, Mrs. Charles Steele Mrs.
| Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Stanley Mortimer,
| Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne. Mrs ]. Borden
! Hartman, Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James,
| Mrs. Seth Low and Mrs. John ". Alex
| ander.
! How the Vote Was Won" and the ta-
| bleaux from THE Arabian Nights" were
| repeated last night at the Plaza by the
| Junior League. AS on the previous even
| ing. the audience was large and showed
| appreciation of the acting and posing OF
| the debutantes While the pictures were
! being shown there was music by an
Arabian band, which was grouped around
! the floor Of the stage on each side OF the
white and gold frame. The entertainment
! was followed by dancing and supper for
| those who took part in IT,
The fourth OF the May Dances was held
last night at Demonico's. There was no
cotillon. but there were favors, small
bisque Cupids being given 10 the women,
while their partners received cigarettes and
cigars.
Mrs. Walter L. Maynard gave dinner
last night at her house, in East 10Th street.
Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright will give a
dinner this evening az her house in East
5jsh street for the Brazilian Ambassador
worthlngton whitehouse will give din
rer on February 10 at Sherry's, and will
afterward take his guests to the theatre
! Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden was at
! home Yesterday afternoon at her house,
No. @oS Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Joel f. Fisher will give theatre
party this evening for her debutante
daughter, Miss Vieva Fisher
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander will give
musical to-day at her house, in West SSH
street The artists will be Miss Lula
dAleXandrowsky, Nine. Namara-Toye and
Henri La Bonte.
Mrs. lie Grand c. Griswold will give a
dinner this evening at her house ir West
4sth street.
Mrs. Charles II. Ditson will give a thea
tire party followed by a supper at Sher-
rvs. tonight for her niece, Miss Dorothy
Porter.
The last of a series OF two subscription
canoes. organized by Mrs. George J.. RlyeS,
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. Mrs VI
Orme Wilson. Mrs. ". Bayard Cuttins
Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting. Mrs. Thomas New
bold and others, will take place tonight
a; Sherry's
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald X Mackay. OF
Lenox, who have just returned from
Europe, have taken apartments at the Ho-
tel Gotham for the remainder of the sea-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spencer Morris Will
leave town tomorrow for the South, 10
remain month
Mr.. and Mrs. Casimr de Rham Moore
will sail for Europe on March ?.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Clafiin and Miss
Beatrice Claflin left the city yesterday for
Aiken, where they will remain until April
when they will go TO Lakewood.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan gave a luncheon
of twenty covers at Delmonlco's yesterday
IN honor of Mrs John Reid, jr. The guests
were Mrs Ethan Allen, Mrs. Edward Z.
Boyer, Mrs. Selden Bacon, Mrs. W. D.
Barbour, Miss Elisabeth Cutting, Mrs.
Charles Melville Dewey, Mrs Arthur
Murray Dodge, Miss Lille Hamilton
French, Mrs. Cass Gilbert Mrs. George
Harvey, Mrs. E. Francis Hyde, Mrs. Rob-
ert Underwood Johnson. Mrs Adrian Hoff-
man Joline. Mrs. John Larkin, Mrs George
c. Riggs, Mrs. Otis Skinner. Mrs. Charles
Robinson Smith and Miss Lydia Wallis.