New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

Misses Lndley Lenton. Hilds Boyer. Car
men de Gonzalez and Anita Wood.
The dance OF the seasons, which con-
cluded the spectacle, was the most elaD-
crate part of the entertainment. The
parts OF the twelve months were taken by
the Misses Margaret French. Helen Har-
beck. Clara Boardman, Gertrude Lord,
Elizabeth Gardiner Mildred Harbeck,
Ruth Dean. Camilla Morgan. Mrs. Aymar
Embury, %. MIS-. J. II. Freedlander, Mrs
Henry X. Murphy and Mrs. De Witt
Parshall.
The four elements were represented by
Mrs. Lindsey Tappin. Miss Annabella
Olyphant, Miss Grace Green and Mrs g.
c. Goodhue and the four corners or the
globe by Arthur }. Cumnock, James T.
Lee Henry K. Murphy and De Witt
Parshal The twelve attendants were +.
Burial Hoffman, Archibald NJ. Brown,
Stowe Phelps. Rodney Proctor, j. NJ.
Freedlander. Aymar Embury, I'd. Harrie
=. Lindaberg j. O. Beetle =. G. Good
hue G. g. Brown, Bradford Boardman
and r. K. Johnson
At intervals during the dancing, which
followed the supper specialties were given
by members OF the MendelssOhn Glee
Club. Ruth ST Denis and others.
Out-of- Town Women Present.
The patronesses included women from
other cities. among them Mrs. Robert
Bacon and Mrs Russell Goldman, Of
Boston: Mrs. kellogg Fairbank, OF Chi
cago: Mrs, Edward Rowland and Mrs
&c. G. Zantzinger, Of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman and Mrs Henry
X Porter. of Washington
! Nine Jusserand. wife OF the French
Ambassador: Mrs. John W. Alexander
| Mrs. Dom Barber, Mrs. August Belmont
Mrs. Karl Bitter. Mrs. George Blumen-
thai, Mrs. Robert Brewster, Mrs. Nicholas
/ Murray Butler, Mrs. Edmund l.. Baylies,
| Mrs Carroll Beckwith, Mrs. Edison Brad
! ley, Mrs W Bourke Cochran. Ms. T.
| Fulton Cutting. Mrs. Howard G. Cushing
| Mrs. Camden Dixie. Miss Elsie de Wolfe,
/ Mrs. Magee Ellsworth Mrs. william En-
J erson and Mrs. Frederick Edey.
/ Mrs Ernesto Fsbbri, Mrs. Ernest Flagg,
Mrs. J. IL. Freedlander Mrs. Daniel c.
\ French. Mrs Harold L. Fish. Mrs. Stuy-
vesant Fish Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson.
Mrs. Cass Gilbert. Mrs. Robert Goelet,
Mrs Frank Gray Griswold. Mrs. Norman
Hapgood. Mrs. e. Henry Hartman, Mrs.
Thomas Hastings, Mrs Henry Hornbostel.
Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt and Mrs. Adrian
Iselln. ID.
/ Mrs Robert Underwood Johnson. Mrs
| Otto II. Kahn Mrs. Robert y. Kohn, Mrs.
James r. D. Lanier Mrs. Goodhue Liv-
ingstor. Mrs Luke Vincent Lockwood,
! I i.ab
Everit Macy. Mrs. T. r. Mathews and
Mrs Walter e. Maynard.
Mrs. William Starr Miller. Ms. Ogden
Mills. Mrs Victor Morawetz. Mrs. Ken
meth NJ Murchson. Mrs. John Hill Nor
gan. Mrs Hermann Oelrichs. Mrs Francis
X. Pendleton. Mrs Amos Pinchot, Mrs.
George y. Pratt, Mrs. John Dyneley
Prince Mrs. W. A. Putnam. Mrs. Edward
Robinson. Mrs Robinson, Mrs. Francis
Rogers, Mrs Willard u. Straight. Mrs
leonard Thomas, Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs. Whitney
Warren.
To this list were added groups OF well
known women, representing the arts, a
majority Of whom took part in the Nene-
tan fete at midnight. These comprised
Cecilia Beaux, Lydia Field Emmet and
NJ. Jean AIcLane. painting Minnie ASHER
Chanler. Janet Scudder and Gertrude V.
whitney. sculpture Ethel Barrymore,
Julia opp Faversham and Edith Wynne
Matthison, drama Anna j. de Koven,
Helen Huntington and Emily Bruce Price
Post, prose; Katharine $. Dreier, Adele
Naginnis Herter and Violet Oakley rural
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Maggie Teyte. music Irene Vernon Castle.
Ruth ST Denis and Lady Constance Stew
art Richardson, dancing. and Corinne
Roosevelt Robinson. Edith Wharton and
Helen May Whitney, poetry.