The sun., 1913-11-23

Whiting Among the patronesses are
Mrs. Anson McCook Beard. Mrs Phillips
B Thompson Mrs. II. Burnham Moffet
Mrs Stuyvesant Pierrepont. Mrs. Charles
NJ ronnfei,, Mrs. Arnold Wood. Mrs.
Frederick y. pelafield. Mrs. Shepherd
X DeForest, Mrs Rufus l.. Patterson and
Mrs. Howard {. Brokaw.
Tickets for the bridge tournament have
been placed at s. each and for the the
iinsant at 81. so there will he a choice of
entertainment Tickets may be obtained of
Mrs Patterson at her home, 81 West Fifty
second street.
Among the dances for charity this week
will be the one in the ballroom at Sherry +
on Tuesday night under the auspices Of
the New York Guild Of st. Timothy Is
AumnR. for the benefit Of the Children q
Club.of st. Ambrose Mission at 23s East
Eleventh street, This settlement is stu
Rted in the heart of the Italian colony
and those who are interested in the dance
have named it FIESTA -Nella -Poccola.
Italia"
4 contest in modern dances for prizes
will be held in which all guests will be
allowed to take part. There will be no
entrance fees charged. hut applications
to participate should be sent to Miss Hilah
French. who has charge of the sale OF
tickets AT i3 West Fifty first street The
dance contest will begin at 1890 p. NJ M.,
and throughout the evening there will
a!so be general dancing.
Several dinners will be given in adva nee
of tho dance. Mrs. Arthur O. Choate
10, he % H.
will give a dinner at Sherry's. and Mrs
stephen G Clark will give one at her home
10 Fast Seventeen street Some OF the
,ther members of the g,lildar Mines. Ru-
dolph II kissel William Fellowes Nor
gan, Jr.. Edwin Parsons, C Thayer Adams
l.indley NJ, Franklin.Jr Elliott c. Brown
william Clark. s. Harold Freeman John
Dix, Gilbert Elliott. Joseph T. Ryerson
,'harles j Symington. Francis Newton
Gordon Macdonald and Henry l.. Bogert
Jr, and the Misses Carol A. Hartman
Florence Blair. Ina kissel, Ruth Haskins
Ante Emmet. Helena Fish. Martha Bacon
Lois Martin. Urling Sibley Harriet Rich
irds, Cornelia Gallatin. Rosalie Coe, lisa
oele Cumming. Sylvia Page. Helen Pea
Body, Penelope Sears. Charlotte X Strong,
Ianct X Townsend. Mary Todd. Eleanor
Parker. Helen Miller. Hope Malcolm,
Rosetta Carson. Virginia Mitchell. Eleanor
Parker. Virginia Hunt. Marian Baldwin
Niry Tweed, Sarah Morgan and Susan
Fowler.
Some OF the young men Of society who
will act as members OF the floor CON-
nltiee are: Dwight Partridge. Frederick
i Wooley, AlexanderA Hadden. Seth b
-rench I'd. William Bowers. William b
7ouIton, Jr, j. Horton Ijams. Fra ncis
" Murray, Jr., Robert F. Pea body. Robert
>e'ser, c, Thayer Adams. Samuel N
Hinckley. Sigourney B. Olney. F. Bayard
Iyes. Rowland S. Davis. rupert Ander-
'on and Charles II. yelling.
The patronesses include: Mines Willard
, Straight. James B. Taylor. j. Amory
Haskell. Gustav Il. kissel, Junills s. Nor
gan. Robert Bacon. John NJ. Bowers
'harles j. Nourse. John Hill Prentice
Joseph Q. Choate. John H. French Birney
'cllowes. Morris X ellogg. Walter +. Chap
", Alonzo Potter, Robert =. Brewster
tInbrose Clark. John Henry Hammond
poongy Hartman. Carl A. do Gersdort
md william ". Reese
Women prominent in society are takinp
.eiive part in the arrangements for the
lance 'o be given in the ballroom OF the
t,tz-tarton on the night of Decembcr =
ana OF the downtown DAY Nh rsery
ura. Ernest Iselin Mrs. Oliver q ,Jen.