New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Entertainment for Benefit of
Junior Guild Nets About $500.

house No. West JSth street, yesterday
afternoon for the benefit of the Junior
Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital and Dis
ponsary Miss Grcta Torpadie and George
Harris jr.. in eighteenth century costume.
appeared in a programme Of old songs.
The entertainment was held in the ball
loom and many were compelled to take
seats in the hall on account OF the large
attendance ABOUT $500 was raised for the
guild
The programme opened with duet from
Massenet's "Manon" by Miss Torpadie
and Mr. Harris Following this Mr.. Harris
sang several French songs after wnicl
four French songs were sung by MISS
rorpade. The second part OF the pro-
eramme consisted of a Pastorale, com
posed of old Scotch and English ballads
and duets. and in this Miss Torpadie took
the part Of Celia, while Mr.. Harris APP
peared as Colin.
The committee OF arrangements IN
cluded Mrs. lie Grand Benedict, jr, Mrs
+. c. Huntington, Mrs. Colgate Hoyt Jr.,
Mrs. J. Otis Post, Mrs. Herbert Rawlins'
Mrs. Douglas Gilman, Miss Annie Hoyt'
Miss Esther Waterman, Miss Frances
MADDEN and Miss Kate Fox.
Mrs. ]. Hopkins Smith, tr., gave dance
for young people last night at the Ritz
Carlton. There was general dancing
throughout the evening and supper was
served at midnight.
Mrs. Thomas 4. Howell, of No. As West
51st street. will give a dance at Sherry's
tomorrow night.
Mrs Charles Merrill Chaplin will give
dance at Sherry's on Saturday.
Among those booked 10 sail for Europe
to-day are Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A Z.
Taylor.
A special performance OF Mozarts
Magic Flute" will be given tonight at the
Metropolitan Opera House for the benefit
OF the Legal AID Society. Among the
patronesses are Mrs. Joseph II. Choate,
Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs. Arthur
William Church Osborn. Mrs Dallas
Bache Pratt. Mrs. NJ. Taylor Pyne, Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. John Henry Ham
mond. Mrs Edward ;. Hardness, Mrs
Lewis Ca.ss Ledyard, Mrs Seth Low. Mrs.
James Speyer. Mrs. Henry w. TAFT and
Mrs. A. Murray Young.
A souvenir programme prepared by the
treasurer. Louis Windmuller, will be dis
tributed In addition TO brief history Of
the society and its works 1t will contain
the speech recently delivered by Joseph
H. Choate
Another Of the subscription dances I'M
der the management OF Mrs. Henry &.
Trevor. Mrs Frederic Delaf1eld, Mrs
stowe Phelps and Mrs. J. Rich Steers VIII
be held tonight at the Hotel ST. Regis
The Ladies' Building Fund Committee
Of Columbus Hospital gave reception
Yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Savoy
10 meet Cardinal Farley. Miss Leary.
Mrs. r. Burial Hoffman. Mrs. Michael j.
Mulqueen and Mrs. Edward II. Hawke
jr.. were in charge OF the affair. and as
sisting them on the reception committee
were Mrs Angus, Belmont. Mrs. w.
Bourke Cochran. Mrs. Morgan J. OBrien,
Mrs. Robert Collier. Mrs. Gerald Borden
Mrs James A. O'Gorman Mrs. Thomas G.
r. Grain and Mrs. Frederic CORTLAND
Penheld.
4 dance for the benefit OF The Sewers,
of which Mrs Henry b. Slayback is presi-
dent. will be held tonight at Delmonicos
in aid of the Darrach Home for Crippled
children.
Mrs. J. Frederick Brown gave small
dinner last night at the St Regis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Potter have
arrived I'm town from their country place
al Katonah. y. Y. and are at the Hotel
Gotham.
Mr.. and Mrs William Alexander have
returned to the city from their Southern
trip and are at the st. Regis. They VIII
sail for Europe at the end Of the month.
Mrs. William II. Croker gave a small
dinner last night at the ST Regis
The The Dansant' which Miss beary
was 10 have given on Thursday at her
house I'm Fifth avenue for the voting won-
en- who took part IN the entertainment
on Friday last. at the Plaza. for the oene-
III Of the Chapel Fund OF the National
Catholic University AT Washington. has
been indefinitely postponed.
AT NEWPORT.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.
Newport. March 3l.-Lew!s Cass Led
ward hurried TO New York to-day upon