The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11
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Miss Vera Van Buren,.

in aftevward. The night previous u din
ner dance will be given by the members
OF the Motor Car Touring Society, and
among the dinner hosts OF that night
will be W. Il. Osgood Field, Buell. Hollls-
ter Percy Il. I'ync ii, ornIc Wilson. Jr.,
and r. Thornton Wilson. The dance viii
be given at Sncrry's and among the
associate hosts will bc Albert t.. Gala
tin. Vincent Astor. Francis l.. " Hop
pin. Oliver Isclin. Marshall Il. kernu-
chan. Hermann Oelrichs, \. u. Il. Pratt,
Ogden NJ. Reid. Malcolm -. Sloane, Iiar-
old 3. Vanderbilt and Henry Il. Win
thrOp Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will also
give n dinner that night, taking her
guests later to the dance.
The last Junior Cotlllon Is set for Feb
runry g. and rs this organization will
pass out Of existence with that dance
there Is already a great demand for in
vitatiOns. and many of those who We're
included in the days when they were
debutantes are likely to be included also
at this coming farewell. 1t is a matter
Of regret that Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge
who has so successfully carried these
dances through n period of eighteen
years. should he inclined Ia withdraw
from tho active management. The new
SERVES. which will be inauguratod In an
| other year. will be known az the Junior
! Assemblies. and they will be conducted
on similar lines.
Mrs Ormond G.. Smltn sent out sew
eral days ago Invitations for a large
| dinner dance which she will give at
Shcrrys on the night OF February l..
Mrs. De Lancey Nicoll proposes to give
' @ dance following n dinner on the night
OF February II at her home, but It will
necessarily be small.
! As II fitting finale to the Gay season
Mrs. Charles Il. Scott, Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish and Mrs. Charles +. Alexander are
! organizing ball to be given on the night
OF Shrove Tuesday for the benefit Of
| the Lisa Day Nursery, III the new ball
room Of the Hotel Blltmore. 1t will be a
Mardi Gras festival, with diversions in
keeping with the season % carnival. such
as are observed N Europe. and while
the details have not been completed the
ball will be carried out on amusing and
elaborate lines and It Is bound TO appeal
to those who have been following up the
entertainments of this season. The gal
lery Of the ballroom, which extends all
, around It, will be divided into boxes
which will be sold at 500 each and there
| will he seating capacity for six or eight
In each box. They may be secured from
Mrs. w. Storrs Wells at her home. l6
Fast Fifty-seventh street where tickets
of admission at IS each may also BE- OBJ
tanned.
Associated with these ladies' In the
management of the ball will be the Hon.
Mrs. Arson, Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs,
i Mrs. j. Stewart Barney, Mrs. Frederick,
Pearson. Mrs. Hallett Alsop Dorrowo.
Mrs. Harry T. Peters. Mrs. Henry Clews,
Mrs. Henry II. liogers, Mrs. Henry NJ.
Flagier. Mrs. James Speyer. Mrs. Henry
C.. tvick. Mrs. French Vanderbilt. Mrs.
George j.. Gould. Mrs william X. Van
deri,ilt. Jr. Mrs. Joseph l.. Grace. Mrs.
Ferdinand Wilmerding, Mrs. James u.
Haggin, Mrs. Archer NJ. Huntington,
Alrs. Peter Il. Wyckoh'. Mrs. Pembroke
Jones and Mrs. William L. Leeds.
The wedding OF ATlss Elizabeth Van
IiGusen, daughter. OF Mr.. and Mrs.