New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
FUN AT FETE
FOR STONY WOLD
"Unintelligence Office Run by
Social Leaders, Shows How
TO Live Cheaply.

Social Leaders, onOWS iio"
to Live Cheaply.
The annual entertainment and dance
in aid Of Auxiliary No. 10, Stony void
Sanatorium, was given last night In
the ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton. Many
satires were introduced, one an "un-
intelligence Office" where unframed
experts were on hand to do investigat-
ing, offer advice and help to solve the
problems of the cost Of high living.
There was an operetta called THE
Musical Binder; or, the Loose Leaf
Blankbook." Among those who took
part in it were Miss Eunice Clapp, Miss
Ina Kissel, Miss Eva McAdoo, Miss
Dorothy Fox, Miss Edith Sloan, Miss
Beatrix Buel, Miss Barbara Shedd'
Miss Eleanor Keep, Miss Geraldine
Gray. Gerald Onativia, James X.
Knapp, Eldon Harvey, Henry smith,
Miles Riley and Duncan BuIHIey'
William Shipper Davis was heard IN
number of musical surprises DShc-
inc followed the entertainment.
committee
cluded Miss Helen Sloan, Miss Allce
Fov Miss Caroline Alden Weir, Miss
Marguerite Henderson, Miss Mary
ZONES. Mrs. Harold Otis, Mrs. Jonn IL.
Thorne and Miss Agnes Fowler.
The patronesses were Mrs. Prescott
Hall Butler, Mrs. John A. Hartwell,
Mrs. John b. Kerr, Mrs. Rudolph II.
Kissel. Mrs. ". StrOther Jones, Mrs
Francis L. v Hoppin, Mrs. John e..
Mccullough, Mrs. Delaney Nicoll,
Mrs. Charles II. Keep, Mrs. Ernest
Flagp. Mrs. Robert S. Brewster, Mrs.
Howard S. Borden, Mrs. Lindsey Hon,
man Chaplin, Mrs. Allen Nardweil ana
Mrs. Carroll Beckwith.
MANY dinners will be given previous
TO the Frugel Fete and Fantasia, when
takes Mace in the Aston ballroom this
evening. for the benefit Of the New
York Association for the Blind. Among
the bostesses will be Mrs. Willard D..
Straight Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt,
Mrs Herbert L. Satterlee, Mrs. Will
lam p. Hamilton and Miss Winlfred
Holt Among those who will receive
with Miss Holt at the ball are Mrs.
Prescott Hall Butler, Mrs. Cabot Ward,
Mrs Straight, Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs.
Satterlee.
Several boxes, purchased by promi-
nent persons in mourning, have Deen
returned 10 Miss Holt and will be sold
70 The highest bidder to-day at the
Lighthouse, III East Fifty-ninth
Street.
The dates for the Junior Ascend les
Mt Shcrry's next season are Tuesday,
November 30: Friday, January II, and
Friday. February 4. The committee OF
management includes Mrs. Pierre Mall,
Mrs George G.. King, Mrs Richard {.
Colt. Mrs. Ernest r. Adee, Mrs. II. de
Berkeley Parsons and Mrs. j. Plerpont
Morgan.
The Metropolitan Dances will be held
Wednesday. December %; Saturday,
February 26, and Saturday, April l.
Howard Bourne, who spent the win
ter at the Hotel Vanderbilt, has gone
to his country place, Indian Neck Hall,
Oakdale. Long Island, for the spring
and summer.
Mrs. stephen Millet gave a the dan
SAINT Yesterday afternoon at her home,
$40 Park Avenue. for her sister-in-law,
Mrs Gardner W. Millet. Assisting IN
receiving the guests were Mrs. j. Mont
gomery Flagg and Mrs. Henry l. Miller.
Mrs. WILDER A. Bloodgood gave the
dansant yesterday afternoon at her
home. 10 East Thirty-fourth Street, tor
/ her daughter, Miss Resale Gertrude
Bloodgood, who will be introduced to
U
all Of the younger set.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Margaret Outh-
waite. daughter of Mrs. Philip 3. Jen-
rings by her first husband. the late
L. II. Cultivate, of Cleveland, to Ed
ward Stevens. son Of Mrs. George h.
Stevens. Mr.. Stevens is graduate OF
/ Yale. ~. and is connected with the
New Haven Clock Company, founded
bv his great-graEdfather. The mar
riage will take place in the fall.
The marriage Of Miss Eugene Bis
sell. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
r Risseu. to Laurence Millet, OF this
city, Will take place this afternoon at
the home Of her parents, 46 West Fifty
fifth Street.
Miss Fannie Herdman Leake, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Morgan
Leake, will be married TO Ialbert WOOD
Sprague this afternoon at the 81 Regis
In the Church of the Divine Pater-
nifty this evening Miss constance paw s,'-
barn Peck. daughter of Mrs. Cornelia
Dawbarn Peck. will become the bride
of Julian B. Beatty A reception Will
follow at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. William Buel Franklin will give
SINAI! dance tonight at her home,
925 Park Avenue. for her daughter,
Miss Grace Franklin, who Will be In
troduccd 70 society next winter
A costume dance, arranged by Miss
Annabclla $. Olyphant for this sea-
sons debuJantes, will be given tonight
at Sherry's.
MISS ELIZABETH BARNEY.
Miss Elizabeth Barney, twenty-five,