The sun., 1913-12-28


of English parcntase. has made her
home here with her aunt. Nine. Imre
Josil<a-fierCzeg, at IS West Tenth street.
Mr.. Ferguson Is a grandson rt the |
late Hermann -. Armour Of Chicago. /
who was Mrs. Ferguson's father. Mrs !
Ferguson has "A country home in Hunt |
ington. l.. L. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Connective dancing for prizes by |
amateurs will be one Of the attractions
at the dance u be given in the bali
room Of the Plaza tomorrow night for
the benefit Of the bethany Day Nursery.
a committee will judge the most prof.
cient couples in the modern steps and
prizes will be awarded to those who are
selected i'll the waltz. one step and
tango. Mrs. Ira 1iarrows is receiving
applications for tickets at 52l park
avenue
Some OF the patronesses are Mines.
William w. McAlpin. '. kverit Macy,
William Barbour. Howard Carroll. j.
Horace Harding. Hector II. Havemeyer,
John w. Herhcrt, George /. NJ Alpin
Henry c. Trevor. Guy Van Amringc.
Albert II. Wiggin clifford V. Brokaw.
Gayer G. Domirick, Edward Huntington
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Townsend Henry steers, William Lowe
Rice. Charles ". Eomcyn. Arthur Ryle.
Reeve Schiey, Samuel Riker, Jr., and
Philip Ashton Rollins.
Al afternoon bridge whist tournament
will he held III the ballroom of the Wal
dorf- Astoria on January > for the
benefit of the .Anti-Tuberculosis League
Of Ponce, Porto RICO. The proceeds oc
the tournament will he devoted TO the
fund which is being raised for the ercC-
tiou uf free sanitarium for tubercu-
los!s patients in Ponce. Tickets may be
obtained from Miss Virginia NJ. Iioguet
al 49, Riverside Drive. who Is treasurer
of the league.
For the benefit of the Junior auxiliary
OF the Catholic Institute OF the Blind Il
dance will he held in the ballroom at
De,monico's on Monday evening, jan
uary 3. Mrs. Jacob l.. Philips is In
charge of the arrangements for tho
dance.
Fritz Kreser will give violin recital
in Carnegie Hall on Saturday afternoon
Jnauary s. the proceeds of which viii
DO devoted to St. Christopher's Home
| for Destitute Children at Dobbs Ferry
| The home cares for over a hundred
friendless boys and girls who receive
training in practical and household arts,
as we'll as educational instruction.
Some Of those interested in the support
of the home are Mrs. Anderson Fowler.
who Is president Of the board Of mana
gers; Mrs. John d. Archbold. Mrs. ]. Il.
/ Cornell. Mrs. John c. Clark. Mrs. Frank
| Mason North and Mrs. T. w. Ormlston.
! Well known artists will be heard at
the concert which will be given In the
ballroom OF tho Waldorf-Astoria on the
afternoon Of January 3 for the benefit of
the New York Orthoped!c Dlspensaiy
and Hospital. Nine. Emma Icames and
Emilio do Gogorza will be among the
soloists who have volunteered their
services.
Tickets may be obtained from Miss
Florence V. Doane at 1S West Thirty
fourth street. Among those who have
taken boxes are Mines. William Doug
las Sloane. Percy II. Pyne. Andrew Car
ncgie. Cornelius c. Cuylcr. Warren De-
lano, John Beverly Duer. Dallas H.
Pratt. Charles ID. Dickey. Charles Henry
Coster and j. Archibald Murray.
Miss IIeary is arranging a musical
soiree to be given for the Right Rev.
Francis Gasquet, ID. d.. o. 8, b., Abbot
President OF the English Congregation
OF Bcnedictines. Distinguished artists
will take part in the programme and Ab-
bot Gasquet will deliver Il short address
on the revisions OF the Bible. The en-
tertainment viii be under the auspices
of Cardinal Farley and assisting Miss
I.eary in the arrangements are Mrs.
Charles Astor Bristed. Mrs. Henry Wa
! tcrs Taft. Miss lselin, w. BOurke Cock
ran. Nicholas T.. Brady. Thomas hughes
Kelly and Michael j. Mulqueen.
a concert for the benefit OF the Union
settlement Music School Will he given
by Miss Maud Powell at the Womens
Cosmopolitan Club on January II ut
$3.50 =. NJ. The music school. which Is
located at 237 East 104th street. was
opened In October. 1918. under the
! auspices Of the Junior Auxiliary. There
. IL now a need Of funds to carry on the
; work, for there 10 long waiting list Of