New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
DANCE UNDER BELL
OF WHITE AZALEAS
About 200 Persons Attend
Rail at Sherry'S for Miss
Miriam Hartman.
SOCIETY BUSY ON
NEW YEARS EVE
Arc Dodge Gives Novel Costume
Affair in Stable-Dinners
and Theatre Parties.

...,.s IN the small ballroom Large pink
- u,bi,e azaies bushes were placed about
~. room i'm which the dancing took
$50 and the walls were festooned with
s..,hsrn smilax. In ne centre Of the
ling was a bell OF white azaieas, IN
.,,ch we're concealed incandescent cleo
I'D. hubs Baskets Of azaleas were hung
-. ,he walls. Mrs. Hartman and her
ssreb,er received at the entrance 10 the
large ballroom.
Among the two hundred ssts were
,he Misses Mary Croker Alexander
Alexandra Emery. Catherine Colt Helen
huntington. Beatrice Burrill. Eleanor
,sorr,ll Barbara Rutherford. Kathryn
s,,sle. Katherine Oakman, Mimi Scott.
Csroi Hartman, Mae Hartman. Helen
leigh Hunt. Catherine Hamersley, Jane
Morgan. Margaret Schieffolin, Marie
Taller. Maud Coster. Marie Louise Rode
wald. Sarah s. Butler. Louise Trevor
mildred Dodge. Mary Cumnock Louise
BUTLER. Elsie stevens. Augusta McCagg,
Dorothy King and Fanny Hastings.
The Misses Augusta Bishop, Eleanor
Darlington, lie Brun Parsons, Theodore
Iarocouo. Dorothy Chisolm, Katherine
Porter. Gertrude Mall. Harriet Alexander,
Angelica S Brown. Laura Webb, Mar
care, Trevor. Marjorie Wiggin, Margaret
Knapp Alice Haven. Virginia Mitchell,
Helen Turnbun. Mary c. Bishop. Esther
Auchincloss. Frieda Pearson, Lillian Tai
mage. Louise Dixon. Cordelia Hepburn,
Eleanor Laurence, Dorothy Taylor, Marie
Louise Emmett and Anna Wright.
Henry H. Landon. jr., James c, Clark,
Aymar Johnson. Philip d. Armour. Lester
Armour. William J. Scheffelin. jr.. Percy
r. Pyne. I'd. Albert Eugene Gallatin, Bar
cav II. Farr, r. Thornton Wilson. Ro-
and Hartman. Averel Hartman.
Charles d. Dickey. jr.. Johnston Mali, l..
Gordon Hamersley, Samuel Sloan Walker.
Joseph Walker, Sd, Schuyler l.. Parsons,
jr Pembroke Jones. jr.. Hugh ID. Cot
ton. George Henry Warren. Bryce Wing.
Stewart Wing. O. Carley Hartman,
Harry Dodge, Vincent Aston. Fulton Cut
ting. Sudan Cutting, Charles ScribneT,
~. Oliver b. Hartman and Oliver Ames
Jorge Andre. Frederick Osborn, George
g. Haven. jr.. Junius 5. Morgan, Joseph
w Burden. Maurice Roche, Francis
Roche, George +. Wagstaff, Hermann
Boxer n. Gallaun Pell, Hamilton Fish
Armstrong. Rivington Pyne. John Clinton
Cray. Henry A. Murray. jr., II. c. En-
met Chester G. Burden. Sigourney Thay-
cr Stuyyesant lie Roy French. Higginson
Cabot Ronald Macdonald. jr., George
rocker. Casimir de Rham. Brenton VIII
ing Sam 5. Duryee. Edmund 5. Twining,
Johnston l.. Redmond. Henry +. Coe,
Coles Coe William r. kissel and r. Bev-
,fley Corbin.
Mr. and Mrs Marcellus Hartley Dodge
ave one Of the most novel entertain
nents Of the season last night at the
,arage and stable Of William Rockefeller,
70 40 West 55th street. II was a calico
lance the guests. numbering $50, being IN
costume. The walls of the garage were
overed with lattice work, and in the cen
re Of the ceiling was red and white
.cil, from which radiated green ropes IL
animated with red and white electric
ights At midnight supper was served
Il small tables placed in the stalls, which
we're decorated with oats and Christmas
green's.
Mrs. Irwin 4. Powell gave a dance last
hight at her home, No. 10 East 96th street.
Two floors were used for dancing. and
the decorations we're suggestive Of the
holiday season. In the reception room
there were large clusters OF American
Beauty roses. A supper Was served soon
after midnight Among the 150 guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Feitner'
Mr. and Mrs. L. Reeve Merritt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert H. Gary, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell a. Cowlos, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Mott Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Rail
Mr.. and Mrs Lindsey Tap
pin. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cushing, Mr..
and Mrs. +. d. Bird. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Marston. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyttleton Fox,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Schenck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Lutz. Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. McMurtry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherwood Aldrich.
Others present we're Miss Louise Free
man. Miss Marjorie Dodd, Miss Lillian
Hyde, Miss RhOda Tanner, Miss Made
cine Brien, Miss Elise Ladew. Fred
erick lnman, J. Hageman Foster, Clarence
Young. Harry Hoy, +. Clarence Jones,
Jules Glaenzcr, Theodore Crane. Howard
Flummer. W. Russell Grace. Reginald
Wigham. William Armstrong, Thomas
Eastman. Henry NJ Post. J. Montgomery
Strong and Harvey S. Ladew.
MIS- John NJ. Young gave a dinner last
night at her home. No. 263 Lexington
avenue, for her daughter. Miss Sophie
ioung, who made her debut on Tuesday.
AMER dinner Mrs. Young took her guests
70 see The Seven Keys to Baldpate.' at
me Astor Theatre. and later 70 the new
nl'tniofc for supper. In the party were
MISS Marion Gibney, Miss Marjorie Wool
sey. Miss Marian Poor. Miss Katherine
scy 'nour. Miss Myrtle Little. John Hub
bell. George Loring Hubbell. jr.. Willard
Brown William Gillett. Sherwood Hub
bell and Charles Young.
Mrs. Robert G. Morris gave a small
ainner last night az the Ritz-Carlton.
Her guests. among whom we're Mr. and
AIRS William Arthur Hamilton and Mr..
.nc Mrs. 5. Stanwood Menkcn, afterward
were taken 10 SEQ The Secret" at the
beiasco Theatre, and later the party re-
turned TO the Ritz-Csrlton for supper and
aancing About twenty additional guests
were invited for the dancing.
Aiss Vera Van Buren,. daughter OF Mr..
ma Mrs. Thomas Broadhead Van Buren,.
viii be married TO Harold c. Richard. son
y Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar l.. Richard. on
January p In 81. Thomass Church. Their