New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-14
Unceasing Procession Of Affairs Designed for the
Girls Of the Season-Russian Costume
Ball One of the Features of Week
Which Will Be Character
lied by Much Gayety.

ElOst OF tNe IeCepliOlS AOl NV iOiiii"'
Introduction 10 society of this years girls
have been held-another large number
having been given yesterday-and from
now until the end of the year the enter
tanning in honor of the buds Will be on
p larger scale Many dances have been
planned between now and the new year,
and nearly all Of them are Tor girls VINO
have been introduced in the last few
weeks All these affairs are large. for
the number of buds" this season IS
greater than in many years; and as most
of them are invited TO the various affairs
given. the invitation list necessarily is an
extensive one. A week ago Yesterday six
teen dobutantes made their formal bows
al receptions, and yesterday there were
about ten more introduced.
Many Of these girls are taking An active
part in the charitable affairs of the win
ter. They will be out in force for the
Russian costume ball on THURSDAY. Many
tickets have already been sold for the
bah. which will ne held at the Ritz-Carl-
ton. for the benefit of the LenoX Hill Set
Element. Mrs Oliver Iselin, Mrs. George
Draper and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.,
are i'm charge Of tie ARRANGEMENTS. Mrs.
r. NJ. Hawkesworth AID Charles h. stay
ter have devised cabaret performance
which will be given before ne dance, and
there will also be special dances given by
Young men and women in society. MISS
Julia Robbins and Frederick +. freliuS-
huysen viii perform Spanish dance
Mrs James b. Eustis, Miss Edith MoTu-
mer. George Wagstaff and James +. Eus-
It's will give a Russian dance announcer
Russian dance will be- executed by MISS
Ruth Draper and Miss Edith Morgan, and
Miss Dorothy Jordan. Of Boston, Will give
A crinolnr dance. Miss Lindley Lemon
an English girl OF fifteen. i'm bare feet
will interpret a moonlight serenadc IN"
ballroom will be decorated with pine trees
covered with snow, and tall men dresser
fu Cossack uniform will stand at the en-
frances. Tho room i'm which supper VIII
be served will be festOoned with hass.
Tickets. at s. each. and boxes. at 80
each. may be obtained from Mrs. George
Draper. No. l62 East cd street
Society is much interested in the Paw
Iowa carnival. which will be held next
Friday afternoon at the Metropolitan
Opcra House for the benefit Of the MUSIC
School Settlement After Nine. Pavlowa
regular programme, with her entire bal
let Of forty. she will dance a tango anu
Pavlowa mazOurka i'm the grand roger
Russian tea will be served and RUSSIAN
cigarettes. donated by the Russian En-
fa--v. will be sold by some Of the sea-
sons dcbutantes. dressed i'm Russian cos
iume. Programmes will be sold by prom
iuant actresses. also dressed in RUSSIAN
costume The Russian Consul General
N Gustiuoff and the vice-consul VIII oc-
c,,,.. rartorre boxes. Among others VINO
have taken boxes are Mrs. Andrew car
n,cic. Mrs. Willard -. Straight MT
Robert T.. Ted. Mrs William Bliss Mrs'
Edward - Bretung, Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney. Mrs Payne whitney Mrs Johh
h. Archbold Mrs. Henry Prick Mrs v
r.vorit Macy Mrs. Albert II. Wiggin Mrs.
Robert Abbe Mrs. Arthur Curtss James
ury pudoInh Schirmcr. Mrs. Charles II.
Duson. Mrs. william y. Dinsmore' MIS-
onto u Kahn. Mrs Frederick Van
U,prcn Miss Christine Y. Baker, MISS
Helen Brice and H. g. Fahnestock.
Roves may he secured from Miss Chris
tine Y Baker. No West 9th street
The Junior Leagues entertainment
which will Ice held at the Waldori-Astolia
on January lG and Il, has been given 'he
name 81 THE Merry Vhirl' IT VIII con-
sist Of number of fancy Dances exc
cutod by some of the seasons debutanteS'
Among the dances to be siven are the
Condoiicr. Polo. Oriental, hungarian
Indian. Sunnybrook and Tarantula'
on the entertainment committee are
Miss Harriet Alexander. chairmah' MiS'
Beatrice Platt Miss Carol Hartman
Mss Marie Louise Emmett Miss Mary
Alexander Miss Maud Coster and MISS
Margaret Porter.
The partoncsses include Mrs. Charles
b. Alexander. Mrs Stanley Mortimer
Mrs. T. Henry Hartman. Mrs. WIZARD
d. Straight, Mrs. +. Gray Griswold' MIS-.
Charles Henry Coster. Mrs Henry {.
Emmett Mrs. Richard Stevens and MIS-
CHARLES Steele.
The SOree Dansante OF the Consumers
League Of New York. which VIII be gwen
IN the Grand Ballroom Of the Plaza
Hotel on Tuesday evening, January s, VIII
oe attended by society in fun force be-
cause II has supported the work OF the
"ague for many years and because many
>" hs leaders are leaders I'm the league =
aeuvities. State and municipal officials
ana representatives. cf civic organizations
WI be uraaenf racoopitfOn of what