New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
MANY at Event in Plaza
Ballroom Amateurs
Show New Dances.
USHERS CHOSEN FOR
MRS. WATTS'S WEDDING
Mrs. John Jacob AstOr and Her
Mother and Sister to Go to
White Sulphur Springs.

Tor the benefit of the lorkNllIe So0'o'
Centre in SSth street and Avenue "A, a
h,t sale and the dansant were held yes
,,rdav afternoon in the ballroom of the
Hotel Plaza. Mile Nadine Rubens ana
Alfred de Nillars gave an eNhlbltlon ol
ono of the latest Partisan dances ana
a number of we'll known society anna
ours we're seen in the newest steps.
Miss Helen Frick was chairman Of the
.,,t committee and Miss Anne Dorman
az the entertainment committee. MIS-
Nfred c. Bosom. Mrs. Bertram Taylor
Mrs. Lorenzo Armstrong and MISS Heieh
Rich headed other committees. Several
well known young women, in costume
served tea and sold flowers, cigarettes
candy. etc. Among them were MISS
Svbu Young, Miss Katharine Oakman'
Miss Harriatte McAlpin. Miss Amy john
son. Miss Marjory Dodd Miss Elizabeth
Greene, Miss Mildred Holmes. MISS Noei
usskins. Miss Barbara Loew ana the
Misses O'Gorman.
Others interested in the sale were Miss
Anne Dorman. chairman OF the eXecu-
i've committee of the organization; MIS-
Edward II. Hewitt, Mrs j. Borden Har-
riman, Mrs. Henry Willard. Mrs. Edward
c Hardness. Miss William r. Bacon ana
Mrs. w W. Fuller.
uudreth L, Bloodgood, Robert Fl.
s,r,pson. Frederick Dawson, stephen n.
Rrown and Reed L. Carr will act as
usbers at the wedding Of Mrs. Helen
Rice Watts, widow OF DR.. Robert watts
r. TO Townsend Morgan. OF this CITY,
which will be celebrated on wednesday
afternoon, April 10. in the chapel or 81
Bartholomew's Church. Mrs. Watts VIII
he attended by her daughter, Miss Ger
trude De Lancey Watts. A reception
will follow at the Gotham
Mrs. John Jacob Aston, her young son.
her mother. Mrs. William II. Force ana
her sister, Miss Katherine e. Force Will
Ieave town to-day for White sulphur
Springs. w. Va They will be at the
Greenbrier Hotel there for several weeks.
Miss Juliana Cutting gave another OF
her thss dansants yesterday AFTERNOON
at the Hotel St Regis.
Count and Countess LasZlo Szechenyi
have returned from the West Indies and
are the guests of Mrs. Vanderbilt at her
house IN West 57th street. The Will sail
for Europe on Tuesday.
Mr.. Hamilton Nick. Twombly left
town Yesterday for Arizona. She VIII
return to her home, in Fifth avenue, IN
Easter week.
Under the patronage Of Mrs. Benjamin
& Guinness, Mrs John Aston, Mrs Will
lam Astor Chanler. Mrs. W. Bourke Cock
ran. Mrs. Howard Gushing. Mrs. Archer
AZ Huntington, Mrs. Amos r. f. Pinchot
Mrs. Ralph Sanger, Mrs. LLOYD ,. Bryce
and others a soiree musicale Will be held
this evening at the Ritz-Carlton for the
benefit Of Emile Gouspy, fencing master
Of the New York Athletic Club. Nine
Aida and NJ Muratore will sing, and there
will be short exhibition OF fencing
General dancing will follow the entertain
ment.
Mrs. WILDER A. Bloodgood will give the
dansant to-day at her home, No. ~ East
oath street, for her daughter. Miss Rosa
lie BIoodgood. who will be introduced to
society next winter.
The first Of series OF six dances ar
ranged by Mrs. r. Roscoe Mathews VIII
he held tonight in the Della Robbia room
~ the Hotel Vanderbilt. The patronesses
include Mrs James A. Burden, Jr.' MIS-
Arthur Iselin, Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas
AIRS. William Aston Chanler. Mrs Belmont
tiffany. Mrs Leo Thomas and Mrs. Her
port NJ Hartman.
Mrs J. Stevens Ulman will give DIN
ner tonight at her home, No. "a East slst
street.
Mrs. c. Crosvenor wyeth. Miss Frances
and Miss Caroline wyeth have returned 70
town from the South and are at their
house. No. East 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birdseye Brakeman Lewis
nave Joined Mr. and Mrs. Oakleigh Thorne
~ White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Mrs. Frederic p. Sands and Miss Eliza
he,h { Sands. who were at the Hotel Van
derbilt for the winter, returned yesterday
10 their home at Newport.