New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27

tbs, ". scott Cameron. S&UNel l..
Parrish, Morgan J. Q'Bgisn,- IIeArY
Pelham Robbins aud Charles z. Mae
Donald. a.
For The benefit Of the Committee Of
Mercy organized by Mayor Mitchell and
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman FOR the relief
OF women and children made destitute
by the European war. a fashion Ietc
will be given in the ballroom of thG
Ritz Carlton on three days beginning
November 4. Original models OF
feminine iineTy made in New York viii
be shown on manikips. The display
will he held on lines similar to those
given heretofore in Paris. Dinners and
luncheons will be given by the patron
esscs in connection with the ftte. The
ballroom and music have beer donated
and many prominent singers and actors
will appear during the afternoons and
evenings. Among the patrOnesses are
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs Stuyvessnt Fish,
Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. French Van
derbilt, Mrs. Vincent Aston and Mrs. J.
I Gordon Douglas.
One OF the important affairs to be
given Tor charity during the coming
winter will be the production of the
l.
Box" in the 18th Regiment Armory, on
the evenings of Friday and Saturday,
December 4 and 3, and on Saturday az
ternoon. The ballet will be given un-
der the auspices of Tie Vacation Com
mittee. which has secured the services
of one hundred yoSdg women in society
to take part in the dancing. Among
them are Mrs. Dave II. Coddington, Mrs.
Frederick Y, Dalziel, Mrs. Devices W..
Dilworth. Mrs. LangdOn Geer, Miss An
gelica Schuyler Brown, Miss Marjorie
Curtis. Miss Clara Fargo, Miss Gene
We've Sanford and Miss Dorothy Cooper.
The production will he under the per-
sonal direction of Miss Mary Goddard
Kellogg. OF Boston, who has given 1t
twice before. once upon the lawn of the
! Orrin Sapborn estate in Winchester,
Mass. and again in the Boston Opera
House. General dancing will follow
each evening performance.
The patronesses have been chosen
I from the cities where the committee
J has branch centres. AmOng those who
/ have accepted from New York are Mrs.
! Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. Ogden Mills,
/ Mrs. W. Seward Webb, Mrs. James
/ Speyer. Mrs. George Peabody Wetm0rc,
I Mrs. Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Mrs, John
( ". Alexander, Mrs. Francis Mcneil
I Bacon, Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden, Mrs.
/ Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. Morgan Eel
! loves, Mrs. Daniel Lamont, Mrs. Wal
/ ter n. Maynard, Mrs. j. Borden Har-
riman, Mrs. r. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs.
! Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs. John Hays
/ Hammond, Mrs. Richard Irwin, Mrs.
Harry P. Dawson and Miss Louisa Lee
! Schuyler.
4 Miss Robinson Smith is chairman Of
the committee, Mrs. August Belmont,
vice-chairman; Mrs. Montague Flagg,
secretary, and Miss Anne Morgan,
treasurer
The first of a series of subscription
dances that will be held on eight sue
I cessive Tuesdays will be given by Miss
! Juliana Cutting in the Rose Room of
the Plaza on November II.
/ Mrs. Lindsey Tappin and Mrs
Knight Wade are organizing new Sc
ries of subscription dances Tor the
I Gaming season to be given IN the ball
/ Soor, Of the Biltmore on Wednesday
EVENINGS and Friday afternoons, Begin
n;n0 on November II. The dances will
/ he nnder fashionable patronage, and
the membership will be limited
Tho first of the Colony dances will
take place on December Is at the
/ Colony Club.
/ The Brazilian Ambassador to WASH
( irgton Domicio da CANA, and Nine.
3a Cana viii remain at Heron Hall,
West End. n. j.. where they spent the
summer, until the carly part OF octo-
Der.
/ Mrs. Kurt A. Reisinger will spend a
,,ort ~ The winter with her parents,
Nr and Mrs. James R. Mckee at ~
West I'D ST.
Miss Ruth and Miss Faith Hayden