New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

For the benefit OF the Home for Gonzales.
cent Babies at Sea Clir. Long Island. q
bazaar will be held this afternoon at the
residence OF Mrs. George Rose. No. lou
Fifth avenue. Useful and fancy articlsa
will be on sale, amusements for children
will he provided and tea will be served. An.
ssting Mrs. Rose will be Mrs. Charles
Steele. Mrs. Henry Parish, jr, and Mrs. J.
| Searle Barclay. ~,
The Bellevue Hospital sewing and knit.
ting class, which works for the Arthur
Leary Mission OF Bellevue Hospital INST
yesterday morning at the house OF Miss
Leary, No. 1892 Fifth avenue. 81
The class which works for the Catholic
Institute for the Blind had its weekly meet.
| ing yesterday at the residence of Mrs. J. l.
Phillips. No 40 East S7th street
The Nursery and Child's Hospital sewing
class will meet this morning ut the resi-
dence of Mrs. William Barbour. No. Il
West SD street.
The annual dance Of the Hasty Pudding
! Club OF Harvard will take place on March
Is at Cambridge. This dance is always at
tended by large number of New York
graduates. and many will go on from here
for the affair.
Sherry's will be the scene this afternoon
and evening OF an entertainment under the
auspices OF the Consumers League Of New
York, the features Of which will be kinema-
color pictures Of the Durbar and music fur
nished by the pupils of the Music School
! Settlement. Tickets. which are 50 and 81 50,
may be obtained from Miss Elsie Nicoll.
No IS East Goth street. Among the patron
esses are Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Mrs.
w. Pierson Hamilton Mrs. John II. Ham
mond, Mrs. Richard Irwin, Mrs. Clarence
| II. Mackay, Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Mrs.
William Church Osborn, Mrs. Douglas Rob-
inson and Mrs. Frank S. Witherbee. s..a.
Miss Ursula Brown, Miss Genevieve SAM
ford. Miss Kathryn Motley, Miss Isabel
Hoyt. Alfred Ely, jr., William B. Boulton,
jr.; J. Morton Ijams and others viii be
seen in fancy dances at the Micareme Car
nival, to be held at Sherrys on Thurs
day next for the benefit OF the West Side
Juvenile Club. Many dinners will precede
the entertainment. to which the hostesses
will afterward take their guests Among
those giving dinners will be Mrs. Robert K
Livingston, Mrs. Edward D. Adams. Mrs.
william Moore Carson, Mrs William Man.
| tee Mrs. James r. Ely and Mrs, Rowland
Davis.
Among those who sailed for Panama and
the West Indies yesterday on board the
Victoria Luse were Mrs. Sidney Dillon
Ripley, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Drexel, w.
Hude Nelson, Albert K. Gallatin. ]. T. ID.
I.anier, Miss Bell Gurnee, Charles A. Mum
and Joseph J. Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet have Nft
Palm Beach for Key West and Havana
Mrs. Henry w. Poor will give a small
dance on April 0 at her house. No. West
9th street, for her daughter, Miss Pamela
Poor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r. Appleton, who
are now in Paris, will return to this coun-
try in May.
Mrs. ]. Alien Townsend and Miss Viola
and Miss Adeline Townsend will return 70
New York from Palm Beach on March o.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edgar Bull have gone
to Bermuda for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp wiz
leave town to-day for Aiken, 5. e Tney
will sail for Europe on April "a 10 remain
until July.
Miss Alice Gouverneur Kortright' VINO n
AZ Palm Beach with Mr.. and Mrs. waiter
G. Witherbee and Miss Louise Witheroee'
will return TO New York on Tuesday
Mrs. Chester Grswold will give dinner
this evening at her house, in East Sitn
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. lie Roy Whitney arI"ea
I'm the city yesterday from Morristo"h' ~
J., and are at the Hotel Gotham