New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

~ season. which will be insugu-
rated with the premiere at the Metro
pclitan Opera House on Monday. No
,ember Is Most Of those who have
been spending the fall at country es-
,ates on Long Island, in Westchester
County. and at Tuxedo. Hot Springs
spd elsewhere will return to the city
snd open their city homes for the
winter in Few days. After the
opcra comes long list Of recep-
lions for debutautcs. followed in De-
csmher BIZ dinners and dances in their
honor. the first meetings Of she
dancing classes and numerous chart
.obfc entertainments. These latter af-
fa,rs. owing 10 the war m Europe.
MON .c to occupy move OF Society's at
,er.or this winter than ever before.
prerer-.ons are completed for The
so.rr- tl-fstfouc. which is 90 be given
Inv The Society o. BcauN Arts Arch
,ec-s .. the Btz-CaritoH Hotel to-
morrow ard tuesday afternoons and
evenings for the benefit of the desti-
,r-e temiues of artists IN France.
The programme IS an extremely I'M
-e~estrc one and brings together
amateurs. artists and members Of the
professional world. Through the. cour-
-esy OF Iucien BonheUr the French
Drama Society will present "Le Pas
Ssrt." @ comedy iu one act by FRANCOIS
Come 10 which viii appear Nine.
Yor,ko ard Nile. Rose Neurviiie.
There w.. be- @ series of unusual
and beautiful. tableauN. representing
friere, obiets dart. Greek TangarH
>er'r,e.e and the Nedgwood period.
There wl. also be "a group Of elgh-
-eer-h century bergerettes. sung by
Miss Crcta rorpadic and George
Mitchell.
The snte, .-.ument viii conclude with
, n.stUra' uautomlme arranged by
Howard Creeuley. entitled "The JUdg-
men. o.. parS.' DO which a large NUM-
hen OF we'll known amateurs and pro-
fesSoua> u'l lake patJ J. consists
OF series o. episodes leading mp TO
The famous Judgment OF Mount Ida.
with us .ragc result Ia the destiny OF
Troy.
4 scene representing q grove on
Noun. lde. .n Ny~ia. showing the
temple dedicated 20 'he worship OF
Aphrodite Has been designed by Jones
Monroe Hewlett
I
signed by Albert Berter, and preceding
al performances Mrs. ". Bourke Cock
ran --'t sell dolls dressed bE me Nor
mandy saer peasants.
Amo.e The pa.rouesse~ cre Mrs.
Frede-.ca ID. Allen, Mrs. Vincent Aston.
Mrs Francis VI. Bacon. Mrs. j. Stewart
Barney. Mrs. il. Livingston Beeckmau.
ll, Gordon Bell Mrs. C.. Loul, BOisse-
vain. N1- Arch bald VI. Brown. Ms.
arthur SCOTT Burden Mrs. William
BouIse Cochran. Mrs.. William A..
Da,sno. Mrs. William Emmerson. Mrs.
Albert Galla,iu. Mrs. Howard Greenley,
airs William Greenouga. Mrs. Thomas
Hastin-s Mrs. Henry j.. Hornbosted.
Nrs Archer Huntington. Mrs. Arthur
lselr Nirs &. oliver I,ein. Mrs. Otto
Kahn. Mrs. W. DO L. koun2e. Mrs.
James T. 70. Laujer. Mrs. GoodhCe Llv-
1gstou Nrs. Victor NOrawefZ. Mrs.
Kenneth w. Murchisor. Mrs. Willard
D. S'ra pnt. Mrs ". II. fruesdaie. Mrs.
Frederick rs. Vanderbilt. Mrs Whitney
Warren. Mrs. j. Norman dc Il. White
house and Mrs Harry L. Whitney.
Daily rehearsals for the ballet Of
"Pandoras Box" to be given ln the
9TH Regiment Armory or December 4
ana FL. under the auspices OF the Naca-
ZION Committee. will be- held this week
iu Miss Anne Morgan's house. 2l9 Mad
isou av The Rosy Hours will re-
hearse OBJ Monday. The Firedies' on
TUESDAY and THE Iiaymatcs' on
Thursday. giving Pandora Mrs. Fred
erics Dalziel a rehearsal by herself
on Wednesday. and ike rehearsal Tor
"Hemes' on Frid4y.
Among The boSholders for Friday
night a-c Mrs. Frederick i. Vanderbilt.
Nrs Seth Low. Mrs. 7. Pierpont Nor
gan. Ni-. George IcabOdv Wetmore,
lIrs Elliott +. Shepard. Mrs. Herbert
w. SotterIec. Mrs. Whitney Warren.
Mrs August Belmont. Mrs. Ogden
Mills. Mrs. ". Watts sherman and Mrs.
Rogers $. Bacon, who purchased the
trs' box
For the benefit Of the Committee Of
Mercy "a calico ball viii be given next
Thursday night at Miss Joan Savers
Persian Garden. Broadway and both 81.
The proceeds viii be used for the relief
Of women and children made destitute
by che van. Guests are requested 20
wear costumes OF dominOes OF cotton.
The tickets are 50 each.
Among The members OF the ball com
m.ttec are Mrs. James B. Eustis. Mrs.
j. Gordon Douglas, Mrs. Ernest Iselin'
Nrs Schuyler Van Rensselaer,, Miss
Elsie do Wolfe. Miss Jeanette /.
Glider. Rene Ii Montague. Nigel Choi-
meley-Jones. Williams p. Burden, Shcr-
man Day. Horace G. Stebbins. James
w. Barney. Cyril Hatch and Frank
Irowniushicld.
Al tne Colony Club. by the courtesy
Of Mrs. William Church Osborn,
dance VIII DC given on Monday evening.
November 30 for the benefit OF the
New York City visiting committee oil
inc State Charities Aid ASSOCIATION.
The natronesses include Mrs. j. PIER
pom Morgan. Mrs. Arthur Murray
Dodge. Mrs. Cleveland II. Dooge. Mrs.
Nhuelaw Reid. Mrs. Prescott Han bul-
lei. Mrs Willard ID. Straight, MIS-.
William ID. Morgan. Mrs Paul Tucker
man. Mrs. Cadwalader Jones, Mrs. MI
lam Pierson Hamilton. Mrs. William
lay Schieffeln, Mrs. y. Event Macy
md Mrs Robert Fulton Cutting.
Tickets at 81 each, including supper
may be obtained from J. +. Ihomas'
Room 7ol. 1O5 East 22d st.
One OF the interesting engagements
announced last week was that OF MISS
Dorothy Glib. daughter Of Ms. Arthur
Cibb of If East seth ST.. 10 Bacne &c
Evers Whitlock, son of Mrs. Bache Nc
kyers Whitlock. of 535 Park av. Miss
Cibb Is a daughter Of Mrs. Glib by her
first husband. the late John Richmond
Glib, and a granddaughter OF the late
John Glib. Her sister. Miss Ruth
Glib. was married last February TO
Harold W. Carhart MIR. Whitlock was