The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-19

Indian Songs sung.
NJ and Mrs Gillespie and Or Rod
srck Terry received the many patrons Of
the fete. who began 10 arrive soon after
O'Clock and soon afterward the lawns
were crowded The band from Fort Adams
played throughout the afternoon and there
vas an Interesting feature In the singing
q Ind an songs by Miss Mabel simpson.
WHO is tt'1cael TO the Historical Society.
Thes- melodies were Of the Crow and
Pueblo Indians
There We're booths for the sale OF re-
ire hm"n's and souvenirs ana among
those selling we're Mrs French f. Chad
wick. M Richard &. Derby. Mrs. Charles
Warren h.ppitt. Mrs. stuart Duncan. Mrs
Lor'ird spencer. Jr. Mrs. Henry c.
N'Nlcklr. Mrs. Frederick T. Garrettson
N-s. John pu F2iS. Mrs Lyman Jo~phs
Mrs Livingston Hunt. the Misses Eliza
beth Emuons. Katherine Knight Lilly
knu' he Brun Parsons. Ruth Thomas.
MarsIer.to Canerton. Ethel King. Adele
Buii and Mary Josephs
4 decidedly artistic feature OF the after
room WIS the Greciau dance on the lawn,
! executed by Mrs. Roland Dickson. Mrs.
John B1rlanl. the Misses Eleanor 7. Oar
,neton, Anita Grosvenor. Marguerite
iap'rton. Edith Norman Hunter. Annie
lpN"l Mildred ltlVes and Elizabeth =
sand WHO n'd been trained In the grace
M movements Of the dance by Miss Inga
Son'um, who danced with her pupils. ex-
ecut'ns also a pas seul. All wore flowing
costumes ~ soft white material bordered
WIKI silver and scarfs OF delicate colors.
Large sum Realized.
There was under one Of the marques
an interesting show OF Indian relics that
hal been collected by Mrs. Charles War
rem l.pp't and Mrs. John Du Fails. Miss
Edith VI Tlley, librarian OF the Historical
Society. Vas at the head of the executive
committee and II Is believed that hand
some sum viii be raised by their combined
eforts
Among III" many present were Mrs
Vanderbilt, Mrs. James p. Kernochan.
MIS- Frederick Nelson. Mrs. w Rogers
MOTE H. Miss Augusta Hunter. Mrs.
Ftorg" Peabody Wetmore, the Misses
N'tmor', Mrs. W. watts Sherman, Miss
Audrey Hoffman, W Barton Jemmett,
Stoddlr1 Hancock Mrs Dudley Davis,
, Mrs Eugene :, Reynal. Mrs William
rosvenor, Mime. Bakhmeteff. Baron Won
se.u.il. Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Miss Mars
de Batril Mr.. and Mrs John r. Abney,
Mrs Herbert Hartman. Mrs. ]. Fred
Ierson Jr, Mrs. J. Stewart Barney, Mrs.
4. Livingston Brcckmln, Miss Louise
scott Mrs. John ]. Wysong. Mrs. James
b'nkard. Mrs J. Russell Solely, Mrs w.
Barclay Parsons. Mrs. II. Casimr de
~ im. Ny. and Mrs. George l.. Rives.
Mrs Clarence Pell. Miss Charlotte Pell.
NJ. and MIS-. Charles f. Hoffman, Miss
Alice Preston Mrs John J. Mason. Miss
louise Ward McAllist"r. Mrs. f. johnson
Vohk.nr. Miss Muricl Conkling. Bishop
ma MIS-. James II. Darlington. Gilbert
harrington, Mrs. Arthur Curtlss James
MI ana Mrs. r.. Hayward Ferry. Mrs.
William b Caperton. Miss Mary Wander
lel Mrs Henry Redmond. Miss Lydia
redmond, Mrs Marsden j. Perry. with
Noom cam" IN" Dow ger Lady Decies
ana the Hon. Mrs william Beresford
W ann Mrs. Charles Belts Hflhouse.
YRS French Vanderbilt. Mrs Schuyler
Van Rensselaer,, Mrs John Elliott. Mrs
none slater, Lady Herbert, Miss Martha
''dm % Mrs T.. Livingston Ludlow, Miss
'eo'E trt King Mrs. Joseph Hartman.
ana Mr. Chtrlcs NJ Bull
WI and Mrs J. Stewart Barney gave
ne h-st OF a series OF dinners this eve
mig ~ tho OsEood villa. The dinner
't''" was decorated with a rose garden
enc" and among the guests were the
russian Ambassador and Nine. Bakhme-
~ 'h" spanish Ambassador and Nine
,.aoo, Mr. and Mrs, Stuyvesant Fish
~ and Mrs George l.. Rives. Mr. and
.I.f Henry \. c. Taylor Mr. and Mrs
,,'''s" Henry Warren, Mr.. and Mrs
l'a * Srurgis, Mr. and Mrs Edward
H''Nud Mrs Richard Gambrll. Mrs
i' Hln o'lrichs, Mrs, Oliver II. =. Bel
N-t Louis" Scott Francis l.. "
,.' Hourly \. Ethridge and James
h' Ntt cutting
Among 'h1s" registered to-day nj the
' "''" Mr. and Mrs. Henry Worth
ipl, who are visiting Mr. and
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