The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29

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HAYS Hammond. Mrs. William Arm.
strong Greer Mrs. Henry Clay Prick.
Mrs. Benjamin y. Duke. Mrs. William.
son w. Fuller and Mrs. William r.
Bacon.
Under the patronage OF women who
are prominent in society reception and
tea Will be held for tie benefit of fbs
"c.ool AFt League az the annual spring
exhibition OF paintings at the National
Academy Of Design on Friday afternoon.
ME-. N"vuIo'r Wilson,. wife OF rrss.-
dent Wilson. heads the list OF na.ron.
esses. which includes Mrs William
Church Osborn. Mrs. Robert Iov
Pierrepont. Mrs. William A. Putnam
Mrs. Frederic +. Pratt, Mrs. George ~
Pratt. Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Al.
fred T. White. Mrs. St. Clair Nickel
way Mrs Marcus NJ Marks. Mrs. v.
Ever!t Macy. Mrs. Adolph Lewisohn.
Mrs. Charles W. Ide. Mrs. John Henrv
Hammond Mrs. Austen Gray. Mrs. ST.
mon Baruch and Mrs. Robert Iiyinxston
Gerry
Mrs. John W. Alexander. Mrs William
n. Fox and Mrs. Laurent Oppenhei,n
are in charge Of the ARRANGEMENTS for
the reception, for which tickets. ,nclud-
ing tea. at 81 each may be obtained Of
Mrs. Alexander. ll6 East S!xtv-ffth
street Mrs. Walter II. Crittenden. %
Willow street Brooklyn: or at the
School Art League. ?l5 West Fifty
seventh street.
The Junior League under the leader
ship OF Mrs. Alien G. We,.man will
FORM n reception committee and many
prominent guests are expected to b~
present.
Features dist!nctive.y different from
those attempted at other entertainments
OF the season will be carried on; at the
cuoist ball 10 be given in the ballroom
OF the Hotel Biltmore on Easter Monday
night. Young people OF society who
compose Auxiliary 10 OF the Stouywold
Sanator!um. under whose auspices thu
dance Will be given. are busy preparing
novel and interesting details for this
occasion. The principal Offering OF
amusement OF course Will be dancing
hut the committee has proposed some
thing quite original In this Inc that
VIII be quite as different from the mod
ern steps as the post -impressionist and
futur!st efforts on canvas are from the
ancient and modern paintings.
Mrs. George s. Franklin and the
Misses Alice Wardwell, Ina Kissal Alice
Fox. Ante Emmett, Helen Sloan. Kath-
crime Crane, Helen Maclay and Marion
Dell Carrere are working out the details
of the entertainment. and they are being
assisted by others Interested in the sue
cess of the bali
during the evening there will be gem
eral dancing, and IN the balcony OF the
ballroom supper Will be served by wait
resses in cublst costumes. Tickets at 50
may be obtained from Mrs. George 8.
Franklin. SO East Thirty-eighth street.
supper tickets are So each.
Several young men OF society viii
form the floor committee. among them
Rowland 5. Davis, Alfred H. Ely. Jr.,
Charles e. Townsend, oliver Waystafr
George Page Ely, Edward stevens Ed
ward shipper "a. Francis Colby, Will
lam Il. Roul,on, Jr.. William Bruce
Brown and r. Huntington Babcock.
Among the patroncsses are Mrs. John
Purroy Mitchell, Mrs Henry Z. Coe. Mrs.
Edgar ;, Auch.nCloss, Mrs. Rudolph II.
kissel. Mrs Benson b. Sloan. Mrs.
Jun!us s. Morgan. Mrs. Philip Living
ston, Mrs Henry Hutton I.andon. Mrs
l.. MORGAN Grnnell. Mrs. John Green
ough, Mrs. George L. Dadmun, Mrs
Robert |. Emmett, Miss Annie b. Jen-
nings, Miss Frances 5. Hoppin. Mrs.
Robert Brewster. Mrs. Howard Van
S!nderen. Mrs. Birney Fellowes, Miss
Harriet Fellowes. Mrs Charles Rowland
Russell and Mrs. William i. Post.
The Countess Won BerustorN. Mrs
Fritz Achelis. Mrs. Carl Victor. Mrs
Adrian Isel!n I'd and Mrs. Carl T. Boxer
are among the patronesscs for the an
nual spring dance IN aid OF the German
Hospital and Dlspensary, which Will Le
given at the Plaza on the night Of
April -.
There win he several interesting
dances at the Fete Terps!chorcnne In
the ballroom OF the Aston on the night
OF April II In aid OF the New York As