New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08

women all over the WOrld. ToNei iOi
GIynn, ex-Presldent Taft. Judge bowling
ard several other prominent men have
been asked TO speak The hostesses or
the tables. which are to seat ten each'
are Miss Annie Leary. Mrs. Francis Bur-
rail- Hoffman. Mrs. Henry W. Taft, Mrs.
Alfred C. Chaplin. Mrs. Michael J. Null
queen. Mrs A. Masters MacDonell, Mrs.
Edward II. Hawke. jr.. Mrs James &.
Clows. Mrs Jerald Borden, Mrs. William
Redding. Mrs. David Mcclure, Mrs.
Fletcher Webster jewell. Mrs William
Lummis. Mrs. William r. sheehan, Mrs.
John c. Sheehsn and Mrs Andrew
DoGgherty.
Any one desiring to 20 10 the luncheon
MAJ apply to Mrs Jewell, 80. - East
18th street.
Miss Annie Leary is president OF the
organization: Mrs. F. Burial Hoffman.
Mrs. William Lummis Mrs. Michael J.
Mulaueen, Mrs. Henry w. Taft Mrs.
William F. Sheehar. Mrs. james Is
CIews and Mrs Masters MacDonei.
vice presidents. Mrs Andrew Dougherty.
secretary; Miss Mary NJ. Kearney. cor
responding secretary. and Mrs. Edward
II. Hawke. jr. treasurer.
Douglas J. Wood will revive Richard
Mansfeld's success. Prince Karl" for
the benefit of the City History Club. OF
which Mrs A Barton Hepburn is the
president at The Playhouse on the after
noon Of February "a
The performance will be given under
IL
Frederick Edey Mrs. George j. Gould.
Mrs John j. Mason. Mrs j. Fred Pier
son. Mrs Moses Taylor Pyne, Mrs James
Speyer. Mrs. J. Todhunter Thompson and
Mrs. Henry Willard. the dansant on
the stage of the theatre will follow.
Prominent actresses will serve at the tea
tables and a souvenir programme espe-
cially designed by Orson Lowell will be
sold by debutantes. Boxes at $50 and so
and reserved seats at 81 and s. are now
on sale AT the box office OF The Playhouse
or may be obtained Of Mrs. A. Barton
Hepburn. at No. 205 West 9th street.
The Neighborhood Club. whose mem
bers live in the vicinity OF Washington
Square. will give a dance at the Bre-
WORT House on Tuesday night. February
II. There will exhibitions OF fancy
dances by some OF the amateurs OF So
clety. On the committee Of arrangements
are Mrs. John G. Milburn, jr.. Mrs. Ed
ward Biddle, Mrs George II. Benjamin.
Mrs. Harold Herrick. Mrs. Joseph S. Au-
erbach and Mrs. Ernest Warrin.
! The next OF the series OF supper dances
organized by Miss Florence V. Doane
will be held Thursday night in the Aston
Gallery suite OF the WaldorfAstoria.
Among those who attend these dances
are Mr. and Mrs Charles 3. Alexander.
the Misses Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris Fahnestock. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley L.
Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic II. Eaton. Mr.. and
Mrs John p Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Pas
chal F. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 3.
Lockwood. Mrs. Rufus b. Cowirg. Mrs.
] William II. Perry. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Meyer Johnson. Or. and Mrs. Robert {.
Myies, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Valentine
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mott Warner. Carl
| c. Spring and Benjamin Franklin Smith,
| Miss Rebecca Lloyd, daughter OF Bishop
and Mrs Lloyd. will be married to Gavin
| Hidden, a son OF Mr.. and Mrs Harold
| Farquhar Hadden. in the Church OF the
Incarnation on Saturday. February q. A
reception will follow at the home OF the
brides parents. No. l Lexington avenue