New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-10
Mrs. II. S. Redmond Gives
Picturesque Affair at
the Plaza.
ROOMS TRANSFORMED
INTO A GARDEN
Mrs. c. E. Warren Has Reception
to Introduce Daughter-Mrs.
Alexander Hostess.

! 'il' Va tii' ii' SOL anu lilOSl
dinner dances OF the season was given
last night AT the Plaza by Mrs Henry s
! Redmond. The Rose and the Louis XVI
| rooms, which adjoin, were used and they
were made TO represent a garden, with
I srbors, electrically lighted; rustic seats.
! birch bark boxes filled with ferns and
; flowers; flowing fountains. Southern smi-
! Ian, palms and flowers arranged about
/ the rooms.
! One large aroor Of Southern smilaX, as
| pardgus ferns and La Mock roses in the
centre Of the room topped and surrounded
a table seating forty-five guests. Placed
/ about this were twelve other arbors with
tables which accommodated ten each. At
| one end of the room was a raised plat
| form where programme was given under
/ the management OF Mrs. r. W. Hawkes.
worth. Calcium lights to represent the
/ different seasons and times of the day
were thrown on Tie scene.
D The programme. consisting OF profess
Sional dancing in costume included Miss
/ +. Wilmar VIM and Ernest Evans. and
Greek dance by Miss Margaret Craw-
ford and company At ITS conclusion the
guests adjourned to the Rose Room, made
| 10 represent the Garden of Versailles,
where dancing and cards were enjoyed.
Ia the four corners of the room arbors OF
/ Southern smilax and japanese lilies light
! cd With large electric lanterns were ar
! ranged. where those who did not care for
the tango. hesitation waltz, turkey trot
and other new steps could indulge I'm
! their fayOrite game Of bridge.
The dinner was served for 100 and about
/ 70 others came in for the dancing. The
guests included the Spanish Minister and
! Nine. de- Hiano. Mr.. AMI Mis-. Stuyvesant
| Fish Mr. and Mrs. Charles g. Alexander,
the Hon. and Mrs. Alfred Anson Mr. and
Mrs. Charles r. Scott. Nj. and Mrs.
} 'hauHccy NJ Depew, Colonel and Mrs.
/ William Jay. Nh and Mrs J. Stewart
Z Barney. Mr. and Mrs. Orcn Root, Mr.. and
Mrs Francis l.. V Hoppin, Mr. and Mrs
/ William Manicc. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dyne-
I ley Prince. Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. de
I Forest. Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry War
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson, jr.,
B Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens, Mr..
ana Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings, Mr. end
/ Mrs. Pauldng Fosdick Mr. and Mrs.
/ Stuart Duncan and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
/ Frederick Hoffman.
others attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
John T.. Cowdin Mr.. and Mrs. William
\ NJ. Y. IIoffran. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Stewart
Walker. Nj. and Mrs Moses TAYLOR Pync.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles -. DicKcy. Mr. and
/ Mrs William Chapman Potter, Mr.. and
I Mrs Henry Pierrepont Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dulauy Rowland. Mr.. and Mrs Penn
broke Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de
| koveu. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 5. Wither-
/ bee. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews. Mr. and
: Mrs James q. Hasgin, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Storrs Wells, AR and Mrs. George l..
/ KlveS. ,ir. ana Mrs. Horace Gallatin. Mr..
and Mrs. j, Philip Bernhard, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Archer VI. Huntington. Mr.. and Mrs. elf
/ ford \. Cochran. Mir and Mrs Frank *
Sturgs, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Curtiss
James. Nj. and Mrs. c. Louis Boissevain
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander d. Il. Pratt.
others present were Mrs Reginald g.
/ Vanderbilt Mrs. Frederic Nelson. Mrs.
! -. H. T. Belmont Mrs Frederick Pear
/ son. Mrs Hermann Oclrichs. Mrs j.
| Russell Soley. Mrs. Charles Henry
| Costcr Mrs William Post. Mrs. Cornell
| ius g. Cuylcr. Mrs. Seth Barton French.
Mrs Burke Roche. Mrs. William Rus
/ sell, Miss Bell Gurnee. Miss Lydia Red
mona. Miss Maria de Barrl. Miss Julia
Bcrwrd. Miss Louise Scott. Miss An
/ eclica Brown. Miss Janet Fish. Miss
Jane Morris. Miss Lotp Robinson. Miss
D 4 .H..,g a.. -,
, Count Kaoul d'Adhemar. General Horace
/ Porter Phoenix lngraham, Harry ).
! Black, Albert Eugene Gallatin. Oliver
! Hartman Madison Giant. Harrison
I Ehoadcs Edwin Il. Bacon. Benjamin
I Moore. Charles \ Mum, stephen T..
/ Elkins W Eurrill Hoffman. jr. Alvin
| K"cch, Alexander Webb. Henry :. Kip.
I Percy n chubb, Worthington White
house. Eti,nnc Markowski. Thomas
| kearry. Franklin A. Plummcr. James
! de Wolfe cutting, Charles Sampson,
Henry .. Sloane. Frederick IT, Baldwin,
! r. Sanford Beatty. g. X. Beekman. Louis
| Bruguierc. Louis H. iIosmcr. joan Bar
rett. Sydney !. Smith. Edward j. Ber-
wind, Henry r. Eldridge and Charles
| Robinson.
! Mrs Charles Elliot Warren gave a re-
! ccDtion yesterday afternoon at her
| home. No. 32G West seth street to in
| troduce her second daughter. Miss Mar
! gar,t Reslcr Warren. Miss Warren Is
! "A descendant Of General Warren, of
! Bunker lIiil. and of Roger Sherman,
one of the signcrs of the Declaration Of
| Ihdcpcndcacc Receiving with the deb
utante and her mother were Miss Joy
Williams. Miss Dorothy HOLSTER. Miss
Margaret Steon Porter, Miss Dorothy
| Nnderton. Miss Constance Peabody. Miss
/ Dorothy Taylor, Miss Gertrude Pardee,
| Miss Noel IIaskins. Miss Louise Frank,
| Miss EIinor Davies and Miss SGsanne
Warren Following the reception there
WAS "A dinner and aftcrward informal
dancing rhc dinner guests included. in
| addition to the receiving party. Miss
Priscilla Bull. Miss Elise Francke. Miss
| Cornelia Delaney Cammann, William
| Travcrs Jerome. ir. Donald Carr. Tom
Johusoy. vivian Palmieri, Talbot j.
! TAYLOR, jr. Ransom Noble. Frederic
| mcdonnell. Irving Plrdce. Paul Bon
ner, RyIand Sizcr. Alden Talbot. Will
| lam Falrchild. Harold Pardee and James
! &. Converse, jr.
! Mrs. william Alexander gave lunch
! con Yesterday at the ST Regis. Her
.uests included Mrs. Charles Il. Alex
,nder. Mrs ". Ormc Wilson. Mrs. Burke
Roche and the Countess de Rodellac.
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