New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13
SOCIETY WEI COMING DEBUTANTES OF THE SEASOl

I jr.. Mrs. Herman Ridder, Mrs. Henry
I W. Taft, Mrs. 0'Day, Mrs. q. Stanton
Floyd-Jones. Mrs. Henry Heide. Mrs.
Bruno Benziger. Mrs. Jose NJ. Ferrer,
Mrs. VI. ]. Mcintyre. Mrs. Herman
Knickerbocker Viele, MISS Kathryn Beg
ley, Mrs. f. William Heide, Mrs: II.
Gioster Armstrong, Mrs. George Muir,
Mrs. John X. Chadwick, Mrs. J. Blake
ly Creighton, Miss Therese NJ. Heide
and Miss Claire Hanway.
Mrs. NJ. f. Fits and Mrs. Z. A. Trest
held bazaar in the Louis Nv room
of the Marie Antoinette Wednesday
afternoon and evening. Many fancy
articles were disposed of and hand
some sum realized for charity.
A meeting will be held in the inter-
est of relief work for women and chill
dren in France, through the McAll Mis-
sion. on Tuesday Afternoon at the home
of Miss Margaret Stimson, % West
37th ST. The officers of the relief work
are Mrs. Charles II. Pankhurst, chair
man; Mrs. John c. Coleman, recording
secretary; Miss Margaret Stimson, col
responding secretary, and Miss Duncan
! treasurer.
Auxiliary No. gave dance IN mo
Oak Room of the Hotel Marie Antoi-
nette on Tuesday night for the beneht
of Stony Void Sanatorium. The hoor
committee consisted of h. w. Andrews,
| Charles s. Thorne. James Il. Curtis,
| Joshua Weimer, Alfred Stanley, Harry
w. Ditman, Lucius Henry and Carlton
Aborn.
The patronesses we're Mrs. George
| T Montgomery. Mrs. La Fetra, Mrs.
! Clarence Winter, Mrs. John ID. Weeks,
| Miss Grace Stone, Mrs. L'Huillier, Mrs.
| Enoch butcher, Mrs. Clarence Kenyon,
| jr., Mrs. Harry Laidlaw and Mrs. j. u.
/ Curtis.
The young women OF Marymount,
! Tarrytown-o the Hudson, will present
/ Shakespeare's Twelfth Night" in the
/ academy hall next Saturday afternoon,
for the relief of the wounded soldiers
| in the European converts Of the sa-
cred Heart of Mary. The play VIII DO
staged in the most elaborate manner
and those appearing will be costumed.
/ A benefit performance and dance Tor
/ the Belgian relief and home charity
/ fund will be given at the Hotel Plaza
on the evening of December is, under
/ the auspices Of the Alumna Associa-
/ ton of the Castle School, OF larry
town. The piece to be given is THE
/ Bells" in which Henry Irving played
/ for twenty-five years. There will be
dancing after the performance. Tick
cts, 50, are on sale at all leading hotels.
The directors Of the New York Cen
| tire of the Drama League OF America
are giving the first reception OF tho
N...- IA M
ciate members at the Mcdowell Club,
| los West 55th ST., on Monday after
noon, December IA. The guests OF
| honor will include Miss Alice Brown,
whose play. "Children Of Earth" won
/ the $4,000 American prize play con-
| test. and the advisory council OF the
/ league. among whom are Winthrop
Ames, Holbrook Blinn, Edwin BJork-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Douvillo
| Coburn, Miss Rachel Crothers, Mrs.
Harriet Otis Dellenbaugh, John En-
erson, Mrs. Abraham Flexner, Daniel
: Frohman, Ben Greet, Clayton Hamii-
ton, Charles Ram Kennedy, Miss Edith
/ Wynne Matthison, George Middleton,
! Arthur Ruhl and Hans Won haltenoorn.
Mrs. George Wood Bacon and Mrs.
Henry A. Alexander will be at the tee
! table, and among those receiving viii
/ be Mrs. Wendell T. Bush, Edward IL.
Fallows, Mrs. John W. Alexander.
/ Miss Laura V. Day, william Chauncey
Langdon, Miss Kate oglebay, William
II. Bliss, Mrs. !. Sherwood Coffin, Mrs.
Lewis VI. Isaacs, Mrs. James Harvey
Robinson, Fred W. Atkinson, Ellwood
Hendrick. Alfred II. Brown, Roland
Holt. William +. BONN and Van Tasset
Sutphen. Mrs. Percy Darbyshire -
chairman Of the committee OF arrange