The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05

turist order, and although the idea can
hardly be called new the influences that
the cubist artists have brought about
in the matter of dancing and costumes
will be worth attention.
Miss Joy williams and Miss Harriet
Paris are arranging dance called The
Blue Mood" in which several Of the
debutantes Of this season will appear
wearing blue wigs. Some Of them will
be the Misses Louise Butler. Louise
Dixon. Margaret Porter and Cordelia
He pburn. Miss Marion Deli Carrere
and George Chapel have planned an
other cubist dance. In which there will
be q group Of young people. among them
the Misses Cornelia and Violet Wilder.
Elizabeth Russell. Alice and Edith Pyne.
Rosamond Older. Gertrude Monroe
Smith. Marion Clarke and Mary Edgar.
George p. Ely. Hugh Rose. Robert Nee
ser and Harold Otis.
During the evening there will be gen
eral dancing and supper will he served on
the balcony Of the ballroom by walters
and Mattresses in cubist costume. Mrs.
George 8. Franklin Is receiving appll-
cations for tickets at 80 East Thirty
eighth street.
Mrs. John Purroy Mitchell. wife Of
csses, which includes Mines. Rudolph II.
Kissel, Chester W. Lasell. Henry II.
Landon, John b. Lawrence. Philip Liv-
ingston, Howard Mansfield, John G. Nc
Mccullough, John Stevens Melcher. Ed
win G. Merrill, David Pierce Morgan.
Junius S. Morgan, Henry Mottet. Fran
els W. Murray. Charles J. Nourse. Wal
ter G. Oakman. william Charles Orr.
William Church Osborn. EnsiGn B. Par
dee. De Witt Parshall. William B. Post.
William A. Read. Charles Rowland Rus
sell. Edwin p. shattuc!s. John NJ. shedd.
Benson b. Sloan. william 8. Sloan.
George Z. Stevens. Henry Cady Sturges.
Thomas ID. Thacher. Samuel Auchmuty
Tucker. Howard Van Sindersn. Giro Dc
Suzzara Verdi. Allen Wardwsil. Henry
l.. Wardweil. Joseph walker. IT.. J.
Alden Weir. Lewis r. Within, waldrou
wili!amA Themas g. YeupS. ". Herbert
Adams Harry Allen. Edgar .. Auohin. |
Gloss Charles Baird. Dom Isarber. J.
Augustus Barnard. iAnsdAie Boafdman. |
Howard s. Borden. Robert 2. Brewster.
william II. Busk. Arthur o. Choate.
Henry Z. Coz. Alfred Conkiing Coke. !
George r. Crane. George q. Dadmun.
Rowland Davis. Frederick p. Delafieid.
Robert r. Emmett, Birney Feilowes.
Harriet d. Fellowes. Austen @. Fox,
Philip A. g. Franklin. Alfred ".
Gardner. Langdon Geer, Cass Gil
bert, John Greenough. p. Morgan
Grinnell. John A. Hartwell. Harold Her
rick. Francis L. v. Hoppin. Frances g.
Hoppin. Alfred p. Hinton. Edwin C.
Jameson. Frederic B. Jennings and W.
etrother Jones.
Society viii b veil represented At
another interesting dance. ono Of the
usual fixtures Of the post Lenten sea-
son. In the ballroom Of the Hotel Astor
ON the night Of April II. called the Fete
Terpsichoricnne. to be given in aid Of
the New York Association for the Blind.
In which Miss Winifred Holt 10 the
prime mover. Miss Carolyn Wells. Miss
Julianna Cutting. Mrs. r. Ashton Dc
Peyster. Mrs. Dom Barber and Mrs.
Lyle Mahan are among those who are
arranging an elaborate programme OF
dances in which amateurs Of society
will take part.
1t will relate the history of the dance,
representing the different nations OF the
world. Among the numbers interpret
ing the history Of tho dance in America
will be q Revolutionary Quadrille which
Miss Cutting II arranging. Tho dance
will be a correct Interpretation OF the
quadrille a. done in the days Of WASH
ineton in the matter Of costume, music
and other details. There will also be
dances tracing the history Of the
terpsichorean pastime in Rome, Greece.
Babylon. Turkey and Egypt.
Many boxes have been sold to promi-
mont society people interested IN the
welfare Of the Association for the Blind
who will DO present In costume. After
the programme Of dances there will be
general danoing. Charles Stewart But
ler win Be chairman Of the floor COM
mittee. which will include Duncan q.
Harris, wellington b. Hay, ID. X. Has
kel!. Howard Hitchcock. Henry Holt, Jr..
Roland Holt. Amos Lawrence Hopkins,
Colgate Hoyt, Jr., Joseph Rowland
Hunt. Paul Jaccaci. Seymour johnson,
]. Prentice Kellogg, James r. Knapp,
f. Hubert Litchf,eld, Lyle Evans Mahan,
William r. Maloney. Jr.. John Bigelow
Marsh. Shelton Edward Martin, Dr..
Kenneth n. McAlpin. Charles d. Miller,
Lewis q. Morris. John @. Neeser, Peter
Butler Olney. Jr.. Ernest Ii. Osborne,
Roland 8. Palmer. Alvin Williston Perry,
Charles M. Post, Henry Morgan Post,
Alexander d. b. Pratt. DR.. q. Reese Sat
terlee. Anton II. Schefer. II. Gilbert
Schermerhorn, Philip Schermerhorn,
Malcolm r. Smith. w. Schuyler Smith,
f.. Vail Stebbins. Webster Wagner Stet-
son. Theodore II. Steinway. Henry Bart
lett Stimson. Walter Watson Stokes,
Theron r. Strong. David Stuart. Henry
Studdiford. George H. Sullivan. Wal
bridge Smith Taft. Harold Tappin,
Henry Talmadge I'd. EldridEs Thomas.
Seth Il. Thomas. Arthur Rodman Town
send. Spencer Turner. Lewis 8. Tread
well. Harold Weekes. Charles II. Well
ing. q. de Witt Williamson. Capt.
Charles II. Wilson. Chalmers Wood, Jr..
Clarence II. Young. w. Herbert Adams,
J. Henry Alexandra, Jr. John Hone
Auerbach. Frederick Huntington Bah
cock, Alvin v. Baird. William Baylis Jr.,
Kenneth Boardman. William r. Boulton,
Jr., Lawrence Smith Butler. Howard
Corlies. David II. Crockett. Charles A.
Dana, Eclford G. de Kay. Lyneord NJ. !
Dickinson, C.. Percival Dietsch. Emlen
Drayton. Gano Dunn. Alfred Ely, Jr.,
Edward Chsppell Ely, Theodore glevin |
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