New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-10
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Ballroom at Plaza Crowded at
Benefit "MaSque Chantant."
AFFAIR NETS ABOUT $500
subscription Dance To-day to
Aid the Rolofs Jansen Fresh
Air Home for Boys.

For the benefit Of the Maronite Mission
Cor svrians which is in charge of Father
wskin. a "masque -chantant" of songs
IN costume was held at the Plaza yester-
low afternoon. The entertainment was
h.A under the auspices of Cardinal Far
Law and a large and appreciative audience
snod the ballroom. The success of the
.cair was To a large extent due to the
~0or,s of Mrs. William Francis Glare.
,,ho has always shown a great interest in
the mission
Amons the features were two groups of
songs by Miss Maude Ethel Jones. rccita-
nons in costume by Miss Anna Tone Nc
lntvrc. an impersonation by Miss Edith
II scarle and a group Of songs by Miss
EDNA Hoff. There were also two groups
Of songs by W. Rutger Planter.
The last number was a short play. The
vairv's Dell" written for the occasion by
De White Kaplan. IL was called "A
phantasv Of Ireland" and in the cast
we're Miss Anna Tone Mcintyre. Miss
Florence Fleming Noyes and Donald
cameron About So 200 was raised by the
entertainment
Programmes were sold by Miss Alice
oGormau Miss Theodore Brown. Miss
Es,e Mcintyre. Miss Marie Kenney. Miss
Frances Paine and Miss Rose Duffy.
Among The patronesses were Mrs. James
q. CIews. Mrs. J. Duncan Emmett MIS-
frederic Nelson. Mrs. Charles Emory
smith. Mrs. Warren Kinney. Mrs. John
,snelI Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman,
urs John ]. Dillon. Mrs. Morgan j.
0Brien. Mrs Nicholas Young and Mrs.
Jacob l.. Phillips.
A, the house Of Mrs. Frederick Edey,
IN West 56th street to-day a suhscripuN'
dance will be held for the benefit Il TIE
polofs Jansen Fresh Air Home for BOYS
a, rIvoli. y. Y. The auxiliary is composer
of debutantcs. who last year raised $3.50
FOR this charity and who helped TO give
,birtv-nine children from several OF the
nurseries vacation at their summer
place. Miss Julia Edey is president OF the
auxiliary and the other officers are Miss
Margaret Overflow Miss Margaret Trevor
and Miss Helene Underwood.
Miss Kate Cary. who arrived from Eu-
rore early ia the week. is at the Hotel
Wolcott for a few days before taking
possession Of her villa at LenoX
Mrs. Godfrey NJ Brinley. who spent a
fortnight with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Macculloch Miller, has some to
Concord, y. II.
Mrs Edwin II. Weather6ee has re-
turned TO the city from Il month stay IN
the tropics and is at her house in Madl-
son avenue. She will take possession OF
her country place at Mamaroncck about
the middle OF next month.
Nr. and Mrs. Stephen II. Olin have re-
turned To town from Panama and arc at
their home in East 9Th street.
SIR John Drummer, who has been in tins
country Tor several weeks returned to
Nov York Yesterday and is at the st
Recis. to remain until nc sails for Eng
land next week
Nj and Mrs e. Mitchell Depew and
Nlrs. Depew's daughter, Miss Frances
Trcnor Park. have returned from Europe
and arc al the Hotel Plaza.
pobcrt Graves will give a luncheon on
sunday at his country place lear West
bury, Long Island.
Malcolm Stevenson has returned from
the South and has taken apartments at
the Plaza
Mrs Rowland Adams Robbins gave
bridge party yesterday at her home ID
Madison avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Peter II. y. Ffehhsho!
sen. Of MOrristown. y. j., are AZ liot
Springs. Va for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Tilford VIII 20
10 thoir villa at Tuxedo early next month.
Joseph r. Stillman. Miss Lisa SuIiihah
and Miss Gencvieve Sanford VIII star
FOR Panama to-day. TO remain TWO "eeNS'