The sun., 1913-11-23

nings. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston and
Mrs G. Louis Boissevain are among
those who are aiding Mrs. William b.
BrlstOw. the president of the nursery
and as a large number of tickets have al
ready been sold the success of the ball
seems well assured
| Others who are interested in the ball
are Mrs. Paulding Fosdick. Mrs Herbert
NJ. Hartman, Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane. Miss Iselin, Mrs. George b. Post
Jr. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs
Ogden l.. Mills. Mrs Payne Whitney Mrs.
j. Frederic kernochan. Mrs Walter Is.
James and Mrs. James Speyer Several
dinners will be given before the bah by
| the patronesses and members of the bail
committee, Tickets are 81 each and may
be had from Mrs William B Bristow a.
lis West Fifty-seventh street or at the
| Ritz Z-Carlton
A soiree dansante will he held in the
| ballroom Of the Plaza on the night of De-
cember for the benefit of the East Side
| House Settlement. 4 large number o.
this seasons debutantes and Young men
OF society will attend. for many young
people are taking an active interest in tn,
| charity. Conrad's orchestra will play
for dancing and the tloor committee will
be composed of Howard A. Plummer
Frederick C. Inman. Harvey Iadew
f Hubert Litchtield. Alfred Ely, DR., Court
land W. Handy GardnerW Millett, Farray
Bateson. Sheburne Prescott and others.
Some OF the young people who will
assist the patronesses are the Misses Alic.
Moss. Althea Glib, Cert rude Monroe
Smith, Marjorie Wiggin. Cordelia Hep
burn. Miriam Hartman. Mary Is. Brooks
Ethel Carhart. Dorothy Glib, Hilda
Holmes. Dorothy Howard. Elise Ladew
Louise Frank. Vouletti Proctor, Dori.
Mangen, Louise Fiske. Barbara Brewster
and Elizabeth Kendall. The patronesse.
| include Mines. Charles Steele, William
Ross Proctor Joseph. W. Hartman
Christopher ID, Smthers. William A
Read. Alfred Ely. Frederick W, Moss
Waldron Williams, Howard F. Whitney
Albert H. Wiggin. Jonathan Buckley
Clarence W. Wood, Lucien II Tying. Ruff.
l.. Patterson, Hobart j. Park and Graham
Miles
Tickets at Is and boxes at $50 may be
obtained from Mrs, Donald q Geddes
at 81 East Seventy ninth street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wallace Kearney
have announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Cynthia Kearney. and
Walter 8. Viele Of this city. Miss Kearney
is the owner of several thoroughbred
horses which she has exhi bited at horse
shows at Tuxedo and Plainfeld. N. j.
| Mr. Vielp. q cousin of William ZiepIer
son OF the late William Ziegler. was
graduated from the University of Vir-
ginia last year. No date has been net
for the wedding
One OF the most interesting charity
dances OF this month will no tho Russian
costume ball In aid of the Lenox Hill
Settlement in the Ritz Carlton ballroom
on tho night OF December Is, the eve Of
the Car OF Russia's birthday. IL will
be sort OF Russian carnival in celebra-
ton OF the occasion. and there will be
many novel attractions for tho amuse-
ment OF the guests
Mrs. Il. W. Hawkcsworth and Charles
X, Slayter are arranging a cabaret that
will include special features appropriate
to the occasion. chief Of which will be
several Russian dances Most OF the
guests will appear in Russian costume and
there will be dinners given in advance
OF the ball by some of the pat ronesses
Mira. Charles B, Alexander, Mrs. ". Ear
Dodge and Mrs George Clark are amonp
those who will entertain guests at dinner
Mrs. George Draper VI l82 East Sixty