New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27

tomorrow afternoon in compliment Ia
Mrs. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt will
spend part OF the spring season at their
place in Maryland.
The Misses Burleson were guests for
whom Mrs Eliphalet r. Andrews enter.
tained young folk at luncheon to-day.
Miss Dorothy Dennis. Of New York. will
spend the week end with Miss Elizabeth
Noyes
Mrs. William S. Kenyon. wife Of the
Senator from Iowa, entertained AZ lunch.
con to-day in compliment to Mrs Holl,
Rawson. daughter OF Senator and Mrs
Cummlns.
Mrs. William Corcoran Hi was hostess
al tea this afternoon i'm honor If Mrs
Blodgett. Mrs. Richie. Mrs. LLOYD W
Bowers and Mrs. Thomas W Svmo,s
poured tea.
Mrs. William r. Dennis entertained at
luncheon in honor Of Miss Lucy Hoke
Smith. Miss Sally Williams and Mrs.
Charles Nelson Riker. Of Kentucky
Sehorita Elena calderon. Miss Jeanette
Ayres. Miss Lefeyre and Miss Geneyieye
Clark were among the guests.
Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradley gave the
use of their music room tonight FOR the
flower ball 10 raise funds for establishing
a permanent diet kitchen for Washington
With one OF two exceptions. the dances
were performed by men and women in So
ciety The stage was set a. forest and
when the curtain rose. soon after 10
o'clock. it disclosed as participants in
mnuet Mrs Reynolds Hit. Mrs. Clarence
Wilson. Mrs. Walcott Tuckerman. Baron
Won Bulov. Walcott Tuckerman. Geonrey
Dodge and Captain Louis Little, all IN
Colonial costume
The flower dance followed when Young
women representing daisies and forget.
me-nots Waited out from the depths .,
the forest. and with garlands Of flowers
danced an artistic waltz. I'm the dance
were Miss Elizabeth Moves. Miss Whiting
Miss Doris Legarde Miss Ruth Hitchcocs
Miss Marjorie smith Miss Emily Beatty
and Mrs. y r de Saulles. - New York
Later there was another flower dance .,
violets. coumbines and thorns. the men
representing thorns. This was q quadrile
danced by Miss Mary McCauley. Misc
Cora Barry. Miss Eleanor Reyburn. Miss
Biddle Porter. Mrs. George Summerlin.
George Lewis William Flather. Rober,
Stead. jr. and Dutton and Day Searles
A spring dance Of Jonquils and violsu
was done 10 lively two-step by Miss
Meyer. Miss Avs Never Miss Gladis In
gals Miss Mary Webb. Miss Frances
Hoar. Miss Margaret Perrin. Miss Hester
Chanler. Miss Rebecca Wilmer and Mss
Alice Oge. Of san Francisco.
Between the more elaborate figures Miss
Forney gave a ballet dance. The general
ball opened with Miss Gladys Hinckl.y.
impersonating spring leading the dancers,
dressed flowers. out Of tho forest down
a mystic stairway and encircling the hall
room. MANY Of the guests for the general
ball were In fancy costume.
Nine Hauee. the moving spirit in the
flower arrangements gave a dinner before
the ball in honor Of Miss Bddle Porter
when she entertained nearly all ~ the
Young folk who took part
The Misses Wilson were guests ~ Mrs.
Bradley during the ball. and the Vice
President and Mrs Marshall and most ~
the Cabinet members and their wives.
with diplomats and society folk n trs
number Of several hundred viewed the
beautiful spectacle. Occupying boxes were
Mrs Henry r. Dimock and Nj and Mrs
George Vanderbilt. ~ New York Nine
Christian Hauge Mrs. George Peabody
Wetmore. Mrs slater. Mrs Winthrop MIr-
ray Crane and MIS-. Franklin MacYessh.