New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Carnival at Sherry's for the
West Side Juvenile Club.


ca sion OF a carnival for the benefit or the
West side Juvenile club. which has its
HEADQUARTERS in Greenwich street. with
Rowland s. Davis as president. william
f.. Beekman, Guy Van Amringe. Charies
". Ualsey and T.. Rush Duer compose the
board OF directors.
The entertainment was held last nlgn'
at Sherry's. and was preceded ny num-
Der of dinners. from which the hostesses
afterward cook their guests to the dance
Most Of those present were in Fancy dress
and every conceivable country and period
and class was represented.
General dsscins took place untii ni'
night. when the floor was cleared Tor sew
eral character dances. There was an Ihd-
ian dance, In which Langdon Geer' D.
Horton ljams, Edward ). Brochie ana
Grosvenor Farwell particularly distlh-
suished themselves Miss Ruth Davis ana
Miss Constance Williams were among
those who figured in Colonial minuet'
Mrs L.snedon Geer. in a Polish costume
was the principal attraction in the Narso-
yienne. while Miss Isabel Hoyt MISS vera
Bloodgood. William r. Boulton. jr9 ana
Miss Justine Ingersoll as we'll ss Edward
Shipper took part in, the Western COWBOY
qusdrilles.
Mrs j. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs. Nliiiam
Church Osborn. Mrs. Henry q. Trevor
Mrs William Nanice and Mrs. iiliDorhe
T.. Roosevelt were among me patronesses'
while those present included Miss Amy
B,sdish Johnson. Miss Corneia Chaplin.
Miss Catherine Chaplin. Colgate Hoyt, il
Miss Emily Coc, Miss Resale Coe. MISS
Esther cleveland Miss Josephine Nicon
Frederick Kobbe and Miss Ursula Brown
An entertainment was held in Mrs
Charles II. Coster's house, in East 31th
street. YESTERDAY afternoon for the benefit
Of the Mount Ivy summer Home. one Of
tho features was the dancing Of MI and
Mr.. Vernon Castle.
Mrs. f.! y. Breitung will give small
dinner al the 81. Regis tonight. after
which 6. Ogilvy Davis will entertain her
guests with a description OF his eXpe-
rences IN the Balkan war and IN the
Italian-Turkish war in Tripoli as repre-
sentative Of The London Morning Post.
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Miss Celestine Hitchcock has decided Ia
have her wedding to Julian j.. Peabody
at Aiken. s g.. instead OF IN Nen YORK
or At her parents country seat on Long
island. II will take place in Easter week
~ the villa Mon Repos. the Aiken home
OF her parents. NJ. and Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock The brides sister. Miss Helen
Hitchcock. and her cousin. Miss Helen
f.ustis. Of Washington. Will be her only
attendants Her farce was graduated
from Harvard in 1903 and. like his father
Charles r. Peabody. is.a lawyer
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones are at
the Plaza.
Sir Robert and Lady Robin are Al the
Vanderbilt FOR a few lays
Mrs David Beach Grant Nho arrived
here from Europe shortly before christ
mas 10 attend the funeral of her brothe p
ln-lav. f. SuyGam Grant. sailed yester-
dav on La France FOR her nome IN PARIS.
Mrs George Crawford clark gave q
small dance last night a. her house n
Fiuh avenue.
Joseph Hartman. ir.. viii be confrme
on SUNDAY q; Newport. ara his mother.
Mrs Joseph Hartman. and several other
relatives viii go TO Newport FOR the coca
sion.
MrS Richard stevens gives dinner
tonight at castle Point HooOksn. IL
viii b. followed ~ dances by Miss Lily
stewart.
Nj and MIS- Robert Underwood John
SON entertained small party AZ dinner
last nsht at their house. In lexington
aNenu.
! second performance of the Marching
Through Georgia" operetta. tor the benef.
&C the internal ional Congress FOR the Pro
lection o, Animals. will be given on sat
urday night at the Plaza 10y amateurs.
consisting mainly OF debutantes OF the
winter who ,re members Of the Junior
League.