New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-15

Keep, Mrs McLane Van 1ngen, Mrs.
Rufus l.. Patterson and Mrs. Henry
Slocum other subscribers are Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Robins, Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. d. Schieffein. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Prentice Kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams Batcheller. Mr.. and Mrs. oak
leigh Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. Richard ].
Wainwright, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II.
Hunt and Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Lee.
Another of the series of dances organ
lied by Miss Georgianna owen was held
last night in the Della Robbia Room of
the Vanderbilt The patronesses are
Mrs. Ernest Iselin, Mrs. Frederick Y.
Dalziel, Mrs. Goelet Gallatin Mrs. Amos
r. f. Pinchot and Mrs. Anthony j.
DreXel ir.
For the benefit OF the Home Garden
Settlement an Easter dance will be given
tonight at Sherry's.s Among the young
women on the junior committee are Miss
Evelyn Scott. Miss Pamela Poor, Miss
Margaret Strong, Miss Coline lngersoll,
Miss Aida eddie Banks, Miss Elizabeth
Jay Russell, Miss Harriet Paris, Miss
Edith Farr, Miss Louise Flint. Miss Helen
de Forest Griffin, Miss Mary X. Haskell
and Miss Margaret S. Porter.
The sixth annual ball of Auxiliary No.
l of the New York Diet Association Will
be held tonight at the Plaza. Among
the patronesses are Mrs. Henry Willard,
Mrs Archer NJ. Huntington Mrs. Joseph
II. Choate, Mrs. Adrian II. Larkin. Mrs.
Alexander Won Gontard and Mrs. Robert
j.. Strebeigh.
Among other dances tonight will be
/ one at Castle House for the beneiit of the
Kittridge Girls club. The patronesses
include Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt, Mrs.
George J. Gould, Mrs. Jay Gould, Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt, jr., Mrs. Bradley
Martin. Mrs. Stephen II. Il. Pel, Mrs.
Ralph Pulitzer and Mrs. j. Malcolm
Clark.
Mrs Marion McMillin gave small
dance last night in the banquet suite at
Sherrys There was general dancing. fol-
lowed by a supper shortly after midnight.
Among the one hundred guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson McMillin. Mr.. and Mrs.
D IS.
Guthrie. Mr.. and Mrs. De Forest Sim
mons. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Orr. OF Gar
den City; Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Boards
lev. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sykes, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Reid Fell. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McCord. Mrs. Frank Black and Charles
p. hoffman.
Mrs Frederick Heber Eaton. OF Isl West
5sth St, gave a bridge party yesterday
afternoon at her home for Manhattan
CHAPTER Of the ID. a. r., OF when MIS-
/ Livingston r. Schuyler is the regent.
There were thirty-hve tables.
Nrs William y. Fleitmann gave a DIN
ner. followed by dance and supper last
night at her home, 80 East 67th st. Her
guests. numbering about fifty were young
married people.
Miss Margaret G. Overton gave luncn-
con for ten yesterday at her home. ~
west 9th ST.
Michael i. Grace and Mrs. John ,.
/ Phipps have returned from the South. ana
are at the st. Regis for day or two be
fore going TO their country places on
Long Island.
General and Mrs. Edward +. Meany
have arrived in the city from Convent,
n l. and are at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs paul Morton who spent the win
for at the Hotel st. Regis. will sail tor
Europe on Saturday on board the Olym-
pic.
Mrs Lancaster Morgan will give a
luncheon on Friday at her home, l9 West
10Th ST. for her daughter, Miss Helen
Ridgely Morgan. who will be introducel
to society next season
Mrs. Edward S darkness will give a
dance tonight at her home, East 'oth ST.
Mrs Henry & Redmond gives lunch-
con to-day In her apartments at inc
Plaza, and will afterward take her guests
TO the theatre
MISC Lucy Lord, daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Herbert q. Lord, will give luhch-
ron to-day at her home, go West llSth ST.
Mrs. Sturgis Coffin gives a musical thiA
afternoon at her home. SO Seventh ave-
and Mrs. Kurt Reisnger has reception
at her home. 80 Park ave.
Mr. and Mrs Fri T. Hungerford have
,eturned from Pmohurst. y. G.. and are
now at Briarclf Lodge.