The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-07
SOCIETY DEVOTES
DAY TO CHARITIES
Dinners. Dances and Entertain
ments for Various
Objects.
THIRD OF SHERRY SERIES
Dinner, in Advance Given BY
Mrs. J. AmOry Haskell
and Others.

banners. dances and entertainments for
charity kept society well occupied yester-
day. In the ballroom at Sherry's last
night was held the last for this season
o. the three Sherry dances. organized by
Mrs Herbert Johnston. Mrs. Edward s.
Knapp. Mrs. u. Ogden Chisoln, Mrs. Arch
ibald Rogers and others.
Several dinners were given in advance
OF the dance and among those who en- =
,ertained was Mrs. J. Amory Haskell.
whose guests dined at Sherry's. Among
them we're the Misses Louise Chappell,
Lois Hail, Elizabeth Pine and Lentilhon
CHORD Livingston Short William Bram-
well. Thornton Brown. Harold d. Har-
yey and II. Rudolph Kunhardt, Jr.
There was general dancing and after
midnight supper was served. Among the
tA,ronesscs present were Mrs. J. Remsen
strous Mrs Henry q. Trevor, Mrs Wal
ter g. Oakman. Mrs. William Bard Nc
Vlckar. Mrs Henry l.. Coe Mrs Clarence
Blair Mitchell. Mrs. Pierre Mali and Mrs.
Hiram W. Sibley. The dances will be
resumed next year.
Mrs. Edcy Gives Use Of Her Home.
Mrs. Frederick Edey gave last night her
house, 10 West Fifty sixth street, for a
inscription dance In aid Of the Rolofr
.Iauson Fresh Air Home. II was arranged
by young people who have not yet been
Introduced to society. Miss Elizabeth
GARRISON. Miss Marjorie Elias, George
Runk Arthur Taylor and Holmes Daily
composed the committee for the dance
Among those present were the Misses
Mary Colt, katherine Whitmarsh. Helen
Bacon. Martha Reynolds. Mary Edey.
Kathryn Weed. Janet Maury. Teresa Fab
bril- Adelaide Wilmerding. Louise Bisbee.
Frances Ballard, Prudence Webster
Kathryn Montgomery and Mary Mason:
Harold storey william Evar.s. Walter
Eaton. Gerald DAILY. George Taylor,
Harold Taylor. Robert Il. Livingston.
Geraldyn Redmond. Jr., Carlus Herrera
and John Hollins
GrRmercy Neighborhood's Beneat,
Under the auspices of the Gramercy
Seghborhood Association a tea and dance
were held yesterday afternoon ut the
Colony Club 10 help raise funds for the
association. which gives aid to charitable
institutions and settlements There We're
several exhibition dances by amateurs. as
well as general dancing. Afterward tea
was served. Among those assisting at
the tea table were the Misses Joan Whit
ridge. Phyllis lie Kay. Esther Cleveland.
Edna Biddle and Rosamond Glider.
Among the patronesses present were
Mrs Frederick Whitridge. Mrs. Edward
Einswood Hewitt Mrs. Schuyler Schief-
:el.n, Mrs. Linzee Blagdcn. Mrs Lewis
Cass Ledyard. Mrs Grant La Fargo. Mrs.
James a. Scrymser. Mrs. Cadwalader
Jones and Mrs. Richard W. Glider.
Entertainment by 4. r. society.
Young people OF society took part In
vaudeville entertainment and dance given
in the ballroom Of the Gotham last night
under the auspices Of the \. l. Society
FOR tho benefit OF the orthopedic ward
o. the Post-Graduate Hospital and the
stanton Street Day Nursery. The pro
sramme included one act musical
comedy entitled Mother" II was writ
ten by Richard Bates, and In the cas-.
were Mrs. Ralph Joss. Mrs. John Mahl-
stedt. Mrs Henry Mshlstedt, the Misses
Alma Bennett, Vivian Thompson. Char
lo;te Woods. Marguerite Derby AMI I,or-
raine Virgins, Worthing,on Smith. Chf-
ford Virgins and Kneeland Green.
There were dances by Miss Margery
Shannon and James Dechert. who did the
pavlowa gavotte. and Miss Edith Phillips
AID Holland Judkins. who gave an en-
h.bit!on of modern dancing. After the
vaudeville there was general dancing.