New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Dance and Flower Market at
Sherry'S an AII-Day Affair.

Sherry's. for the benefit of the Virginia
Day Nursery. of which Mrs. Richard IT.
vim is president. In addition TO all Vare-
ties Of flowers, there were also OF sa'c
houdoir articles. vegetables. oasNe'''
Easter hats. cakes and candies. Afhohe
those who made gifts of flowers were
Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. Mrs. Morton
Plant and T.. c. Benedict. The dancing
took place I'm the large balirooHi' anu
the tapestry room and adjoining rooiii'
were used for the sale.
Mrs. Robert Waller had charge OF Tue
boudoir table. and assisting her were
Mrs. Stewart Waller. Mrs. John A. stew
art. Mrs. Edmund Coffin, Mrs. Edward D
Knapp and Mrs. Clarence Wyckoh
At the basket table were Mrs. Edward
/. H. Talmage. Mrs Charles NJ. Chapih
and Mrs. Ramsay Turnbull.
Among those Offering hats for sale were
Mrs. Harry H. Duryea, Mrs. Samuei
Sloan. jr., Mrs. Harry S. Peters and MISS
May Moulton.
Mrs. J. MAYHEM Wainwright presided
at the French flower table, ana she was
assisted by young women dresser III
French peasant costume. Ihey "eie
Miss Rosamond Sherman. Miss Fanny de
Groot Hastings Miss Anna Sherihan'
Miss Fonrose Wainwright and Miss Emily
Sherman.
Mrs. John W Griswold was In charge
OF the German flower table. and ASSISTING
her we're a number Of young women
dressed I'm the costumes Of the BLACK
Forest. Among them were Miss Aiice
Louise Abbot. Miss Caramai Carroll, MISS
Elizabeth Thompson. Miss Amy braulSn
Johnson, Miss Ada Bryce Gray, MISS
Caroline Ward. Miss Dorothy Nance
Miss Caroline Wyeth and Miss Eleanor
Hartshorne.
Mrs H. Hobart Porter was In charge
OF the tea tables. and at the candy anu
cake table were Mrs. Winthrop Burr anu
Miss Laura V. Day Miss Margaret
Trevor and Miss Louise Chappell assisted
at these tables. and number or younger
girls. dressed in costumes OF French, GER
man and Italian peasants, also SOLO cahuy
and cakes from trays Mr.. and Mrs. YER
non Castles entertained the assembly De-
tween and o'clock with popular dahceS'
and they appeared again in the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chaffee McCollom
are receiving congratulations on the birth
OF a son. Mr. and Mrs. McCollom are
with Mrs. McColom's parents, Dr. and
Mrs william Alexander Ewing. No. III
West 5Sth street.
Among those due TO arrive IN New YORK
to-day on the Mauritania are Mrs. VIII
lam y. Leeds and her son; Robert J.
Bacon. who is to marry Miss Virginia
Murray. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Murray. on Monday. April a. Mrs
James Bryce, Peter Cooper Hewitt and
Sir Ernest Shackleton.
Mrs ]. Pierpont Morgan, jr.. Will give
dinner dance tonight at her house, IN
Madison avenue. for her daughter. Miss
Jane Morgan who made her debut year
ago.
Mrs Walston r. Brown Will give a
dance tonight at her home. IN Gramercy
Park. for Miss Eva r. Ingersoll-Brown
and Robert Ingersol- Brown.
Dinners were given last night by Mrs
Charles f. Hoffman and Mrs George
Macculloch Miller.
A floral fate and "the dansant" will
be held this afternoon az the Plaza. for
the benefit OF the chapel fund OF the Ma
tional Catholic University at Washington
Mrs Francis Burial Hoffman and Miss
Leary are In charge OF the affair. and
they will be assisted by a number Of the
debutantes OF the season. including Miss
Audrey Osborn. Miss Edith Logan. Mss
Vouletti Proctor, Miss lesson Thayer.
Miss Hope Hamilton ard many others
There will be dancing by professionals
and competition I'm dancing by anna
tours.
Mrs John f. Alexandra has returned
TO town from Lenox. where she spent
Easter
Mr. and Mrs. William Church Osborn
will sail from England for New York on
Wednesday. They went abroad early in
February
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sabin have re-
turned TO New York from Europe. and
are AT the Hotel Gotham fer a few DAYS
before going TO their country place at
Williamstown, Mass. They spent the
winter in Italy and In Southern France
Mr. and Mr. Richard Dclafeld arrived
In the city yeterday from the South.
where they spent their honeymoon.
Mrs. Walter G. Oakman arrived I'm New
York on Wednesday from Paris. where
she spent the winter.
AT NEWPORT.
BY Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport. March 27-Mr. and Mrs