The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
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G. Trevor. Colgate Hoyt. John T. Iiams.
Llndley Hoffman Chaplin. Francis L.
Paris. Lawrence Il. Stoddardt and De
Coursey l.. Hard.
An evening OF merrment Is being
prepared by those who are interested in
ST. Marks Hospital of this city. and IL
is to be called lie Masque d'Avr!l" The
date set for II is March 81. but Mayor
Mitchell sees no reason why II should
not last into the small hours OF
the day following. April /. The ball.
for such 1t will be, Is 10 be given In
the grand ballroom Of the Hotel Aston.
and there will be plenty OF the poissons
Avril for amusement. Fools on that
night will be welcome in any guise. and
all must be prepared for Jokes.
A short contest in the onestep. hesi-
tation waltz, tango and maXixe will be
held promptly at IL O'Clock, and prizes
will lie awarded TO the winners. While
fancy dress will not be obligatory. IL Is
desired, but all are expected to wear
masks.
The ball committee includes Mrs. J.
| Francis A. Clark. Mss Juliana Cutting.
| Miss Anna Constable, Mrs. Frederick
| L. Culver Mrs. George r.. Dadmun. Mrs.
Walter ). Gurnee, Jr. Mrs. Her
bert Mcbride, Miss Annabella Oiyphant.
Mrs. Charles ". Person, Mrs. oren
Root, Miss Alice Smith, Miss Fam
ny a. Smith. Mrs. Lindsey Tappin,
Miss Emily Tremain, Mrs. benjamin
| Z. Tilton. Mrs. George h. b. Wade, Mrs
! Wilfred J. Worcester. Frederick r.
Culver. Julius T.. Workum. Joseph How
land Hunt. John l.. Wilkie. Richard NJ.
I.a oil
T. Tilton. Henry Wise Miller Lindsey
Tappin. Alfred w. Martin, Thomas w.
Slocum and DR.. Horace $. Stokes.
Among those on the floor commit
tee will be +. Lyttlcton Fox, Dom
Barber, Huntington Norton. Charles D..
Halsey, Stowe Phelps. II. HOLSTER
Pease, George r. Ide. Victor Cumnock.
Rufus l.. MacDufiic. Howiand II. Pell.
A. Rene Moen. Thomas ". Lamont j.
Harsen Rhoades. Thomas Robins,
Michael Gavin, Z. Vail Stebbins, j.
Henry Towne. Frederic =. Moore and
Charles S. Butler.
Probably the first OF the charitable
entertainments Of Easter week Will be
the fete and ball at the Waldorf Astoria
on the night of April 10. the proceeds
of which will be applied to the support
of free beds In the LOOMS Sanitarium
Annex, which Is In Liberty, y. y.
Mrs. Richard Irwin is at the head OF
the committee OF women who are or
ganiziug the fete, and assisting her are
Mrs. J. Dyneley Prince. Miss May Moul-
ton, Miss Elizabeth ,Cookcroft, Miss
Mary Ostrander and Miss Eleanor r.
Townsend. Lloyd Aspinwa.l has secured
the assistance of many prominent young
men and women of society and OF artists
who will appear in tab.eauX WANTS
modern dances and also In one act play
The tableaux will be after some OF the
posters designed by Miss Helen Dryden
who will pose them, and among those to
appear are Mrs @. Maurice Heckscher
Mrs. Walter Stilman. Mrs Lloyd Aspn-
wall Mrs. William Erhardt. Mrs. John
c.. l.. de Saulles, Mss Beatrice Pratt
Miss Marjorie Curtis and Miss Constance
Fairchild. After the exhibitions of mod
ern dances by amateurs there VIII be
general dancing and supper.
Among those who have secured boxes
: and seats are Mrs. Paul Morton, Mrs
: Walter p. James, Mrs. w, Church Os.
born, Mrs. Frederic Il. Lewis, Mrs. John
Z. Parsons, Mrs. j. Dyneley Prince
Mrs. George w. Carleton, Mrs. James l.
Barclay. Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Cecil Lyon
Mrs. NJ. Taylor Pyne. Mrs. Edward s
Hardness, Mrs. Hamilton Fish. Mrs
. Charles Steele. Mrs. Walter Jennings
, Mrs. J. Hobart Warren, Mrs. Curtenius
. Gillette. Mrs. Henry Seligman, Mrs. Jo'
: seph Pulitzer. Mrs. Arthur T. Moulton
Mrs. James speyer Miss Annie b. Jen'
nings. Miss Moulton, Miss Cockcroft
Capt. Philip N. Lydig. j Lawrence AS
pinwall, Robert T. Mckee and George
Ehret. Boxes and seats may be obtained
Of Miss Doane, IS West Thirty fourth
. street.
One Of the most interesting entertain,
. ments Of tho post Lentsn Season will b,
. thu n nnual fafa In tho hahfnom Of tn