New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-29

ave 10 be given Wednesday evening Cor
Little Italy, at the Heights Casino. great
pains we're taken to select the woman
whose features and coloriug most closely
resemhlcd that OF tho subject OF the por-
trait TO be shown.
Some minor details are yet to be ar
RANGED, hut the programme is practically
completed II is as follows:
Marie Portinsre' CMemblinr.
Miss Nathalie Low
Miss Farron" u.aurencel. Mrs Theodore Pratt
Duchess OF peVonshire' tGsinsboroughl,
NINE. Pompedour' Cvan Loo,.
Mrs. Luke Vincent Lockwood
Mrs l.. worthins,on Hnc
Anne Of Austria" CRubens.
Miss katherine L. White
"lSdv Maitland Rseburn). Miss Alice Denny
'Ie Devideuse" CGrousel Miss katherine Field
"A Portrait RomhrandD.
Mira charles Il. Rogers
LADY Betty Define" Csir Joshua Roynolds
Mrs Henry J. Davenport
(Children-Miss Sally Rogers and Malcolm
Portrait OF His Son" Rcmerandn ,,
Mrs Edgar Smith
SLEEPING Girl" Oermeerl,
"A Portrait" Rembrandn,
philip W. velasauez) -. William Field
Miss Laura Griswold and Miss Louise
Griswold were tho guests at the dinner
and theatre party which Miss Dorothy
Douglas Moody gave on Wednesday even
ing. "Sari" was seen after the dinner at
tho Waldorf, and after the play the
guests attended a supper dance at the
Biltmore
The annual meeting of United
Neishborhood Guild this year will be
large dinner. at which Mayor Mitchell VIII
be the guest OF honor and the principal
speaker. II is TO be given at the Hamil-
ton Club on Thursday evening, April 2, and
is open to all persons interested in the
work OF the guild. Tickets may be pro-
cured from any member of the commit
tee in charge. which includes Miss Bertha
Stockwell, Mrs. Frank Lupton, Mrs. Frank
c. Munson, George S. Frank, Frederick w.
Hinrichs and William II. Cary.
a recent engagement announcement OF
particular interest to the Heights is that
Of Miss Prudence Whitney. daughter Of
Mrs Marcellus Clark Parsons, of Rye, n.
Y. and Robert Mallory, r., son OF Mr..
and Mrs Robert Mallory, of No, Mon
tague Terrace.
The King Of Kronstadt," the Poly
Prep alumni musical comedy, which
comes 10 the Academy Of Music on the
evening Of April %, is said 10 contain sew
eral surprise acts, the nature of which
will not be divulged until the perform
ance. Rumor has it that one will be
mystery dance" interpreted by Oscar
NVidmann. Edwin H. Bigelow and Ray
mond Hotchkiss. There is also much CON
lecture as 20 what form Harold c. Kuyk-
endaWs speciality acts will take In the
duet Tit for Tat the male part will be
given by Paul Hyde Bonner, who has
studied music abroad as we'll as under the
best teachers in this city. and whose voice
Is Of sufficient volume for the opera house
Of the Academy.
The Lenten quiet Of the last week was
broken in Flatbush by the small house
dance which Miss Mabel Rowley gave on
Friday evening at her home, No 100
buckingham Road. The hostess, wearing
a gown Of pink taffeta and brocade, re-
ceived with her aunt, Mrs. Harry Rowley'
Among the guests were the Misses Mar
iorie Sheridan, Marjorie and Dorothy An
derson, Norma Childs. Hazel AUSTIN,
Gwendolyn Austin, Marion Thompson ano
Irene Lovely and Ernest Robbins. Nalier
Watson. Jerome Burr, Clinton burr'
Frank Cunnif. John Rowlcy, Harry Row
lev. Walter Buchanan, Bernard Chiids
and Edwin Vandeveer.
The house was decorated with spring
blossoms and palms