The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15

Rit2-Carltnn on the night of November 20
are progressing favorably and novel
programme will he presented. introducing
several debutantes Of the winter in
series OF tableaux dansants. which will
be shown on a stage to he erected in the
ballroom Miss Constance Peabody.
Miss Helen Ridgey Morgan and Miss
Caryl lIackstaT will appear in a crinoIinc
dance and Miss Margaret Andrews, with
"A partner yet To be named. will do some of
the modern ballroom dances, introducing
fancy steps.
! A danse artistique will be interpreted
by Miss Josephine Wells and Miss Marietta
Chaplin, both dcbutantcs. and Mrs l..
Du Pont Irving. Jr., will do n pierrot
dance. Miss Margaret Erhart will appear
in an autumn dance and Mrs T.. Roscoe
Mathews will be seen in the Ta-Ta. n
Chinese dance. Miss Margaret Trevor
is preparing IA Mexican dance and Miss
Beatrix Buel with Gerald Ontativia will
dance a Russian mazourka, There will
also be a special fox trot and other dances
up to date.
Additional patronesses will include Mrs
Vincent Astor. Mrs. Louis Francke. Mrs.
Herbert Shipman. Mrs. Daniel s. LAMONT,
Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuvsen, Mrs. Jistus
Rupert. Mrs. John Weeks. Mrs Richard
V. Lindabuy Mrs Charles Coster, Mrs
Albert Rathbone. Mrs. Edward Stettinius.
Mrs j. Copley Thaw. Mrs. p. A. Valentine.
Mrs. Keene Taylor and Mrs. James 5.
Morgan.
There will also be junior committee
including Mrs. Seton Porter and the
Misses Josephine Osborn, Margaret Seton
Porter, Barbara Shedd. Margaret Trevor
Hocn Il, Morgan, Caryl HackstaT.
Josephine Wells. Charlotte Strong,
Catherine Holt, Margaret Erhart. Louise
Russell Hoadey, Constance Peabody,
Josephine Nicoll and Louise Trevor.
The Pavlowa ballet troupe will appear
at the Metropolitan Opera House on
November % for the benefit of the Red
Cross under the auspices of the Music
League of A merica. Tickets at from
81 to s. and boxes at $50 and 500 may
he procured at the Music Lea que Of
America in the Aeolian Building. Some
of those interested in the benefit are
Mrs. Otto II. Kahn. Mrs. John Henry
Hammond Mrs. Linzee Blagden. Mrs.
Willard Straight, Miss Mavina HoT-
man. Dave Hennen Morris, Rawlins
Cottenet. Alvin W Krech and Rudolf
f., +, Flinsch.
Tho organization known as the u g
Sisters will give a dance in the large
ballroom q. the Ritz-Carlton Hotel on
TIE night of December .. The proceeds
win be devoted 20 the work done in the
chiidren's court by tn Big Sisters
Their work is ent rely voluntary and
/ r. supported by generous contributions
from friends OF tho organization. The
| scope % tn work g growing each day
and thcrc Is urgent need of funds. The
Bic Sisters arr very helpful women.
! Their dance will be u good chance To
help On a good work.
Tickets Mt = each may he had on ar,-
pliCa,iOn 20 Mr.. Charles Dana Gibson
at he office of tho BIZ Sisters, 200 Fifth
avenue, room 50a Among the patrons
of the entertainment are Justice John
j Mayo, and Justice Franklin Hoyt.
The patronesses are Mines. Frederick
o. Beach, Ogden l.. Mills, j. Searle Bar
clay, stephen II, Olin, w. Bourke
Cochran. Ralph Sanger, Charles Dana
Gibson, Willard Straight Frank Gray
Griswold, William Payne Thompson, C.
Oliver Iselln and Henry Rogers Win
throp.
Some Of the newest dances of the season
will be exhibited 10y amateurs of society at
the ball TO he given at Sherry's on Novem-
her "a. The proceeds will be devoted 10 the
fund for the maintenance Of the Children