The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-24
STUYVESANT FISHES
GIVE LARGE DINNER
The Duke and Duchess Of Man.
chester Their Guests
Of Honor.
DANCE AT THE ST. REGIS
Shroyc Tuesday Ball TO BE
Given at the Bit
more Tonight.
DANCE AT THE ST. REGIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish gave las,
evening at their home. 25 East Seventy.
eighth street, a dinner for the Duke and
Duchess Of Manchester. who were OBLIGED
20 return here much sooner than they had
planned owing to the wreck recently OF
Frederick w. Vanderbilts yacht Warrior
on which they were guests, In southern
waters The Duke and Duchess and their
hosis had intended TO pass several month,
In cruising.
The dinner guests OF last evening were
seated at several tables. which were hand.
sone!y decorated with spring flowers
Among the guests were the Prince and
Prince IS Aymon de Faucigny Lucinge
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mr.. and
Mr.. I Egerton Webb. Mr.. and Mrs Coft-
landt Field Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery Hare, the Hon. Alfred Anson and
Mrs Arson. Nr. ani Mrs. Ralph Sanger.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert z. Gray, Mr. and Mrs.
". Bourke Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue
Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A.
Hsvemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Luclus X.
wllmerdlng. Mr. and Mrs. Ogden
Mills, Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt,
Mp Richard Gambrill. Mrs. Cornelius C.
Cuyler. Mrs. Belmont TIFFANY. Ms. Her
bert NJ. Hartman. Mrs. James Il. Duke.
Mrs Charles u. Alexander. Miss Corneiia
Bryce. Miss Adele Colgate. Miss Diane del
Monte. Miss Margaret toward, Miss Ruth
King. Miss Mann. Gen. Horace Porter.
Charles D. wetmore. Dudley Carleton.
Charles A. Mum. saoi Bey. John W.
Riddle. Leslie Cotton. George r. McClel.
ian. Wadsworth r. Lewis. Albert Eugene
Gallatin, Eliot Gregory, Charles Hayden.
Percy r. Pyne I'd Frank A. Munsey and
Stephen Van Rensselaer,.
After dinner others came for an enter
tainment, which was held In the ballroom.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray Anderson danced
the minuet and gavotte. accompanied on
the harpsichord and flute. and Mss Mar
garet Hawkesworth and Lawrence T.
Duran, danced the maxiSe. There were
also dances by the Baroness Won Rotten
thai and monologies BY Miss Ruth Draper.
Oh Dances and New at 81. ReGis.
Dances OF the Colonial period and
exhibitions OF the modern steps were a
feature OF the dance held In thee ball
room OF the St Regis last night for the
benefit OF the Manassas School OF Nir-
g!nia. Miss Beatrix Buel and Gerald
onativia. amateurs OF society. went
through the stately steps Of the minuet
that was popular In olden times. and
later there was an exhibition by Mr.. and
Mrs Vernon Castle Of their favorite
dances and Miss Muriel Murray and Guy
Murray were seen in the hesitation waits
Among the patronesses present were
Mrs oswald Garrison Willard. Mrs A.
Barton Hepburn. Mrs. willard ID. Straight.
Mrs Thomas w. Lamont. Mrs. Franklin
q Brown, Mrs. John X. Macarthur, Mrs.
Alfred A. Whitman. Mrs. Charles W.
Rsnioul, Jr.. Mrs. Albert Strauss, Mrs
Isaac n. Sehgman Mrs. Percival knauth.
Mrs John z. Berwind and the Misses
Marian I. Whitman. Stella Benedict, Alice
Guernsey. Shirley Dean, Katherine Sewall
and Janet Lyle.
Carnival Ball To.uiEht.
IN the ballroom OF the Hotel Biltmore
tonight will be held the annual ball in aid
OF the Lisa Day Nursery. II will be
much In the form OF a carnival similar to
the Mardi Gras festivities in New Orleans
and several European resorts to celebrate
shroye Tuesday. Mrs. Charles r. Scott,
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish and Mrs Charles
r Alexander are among the prime movers
IN the ball. Dinners will he given before
hand by Mrs Scott, Mrs c. c. Cuyler,
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs, Mrs. Henry
Clews. MIS- James Speyer. Mrs. Henry
Clay Frick and Mrs. Peter B. wyckoff.
Tickets will be on sale to-day and this