New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-21

ing. The pa ronesses are Mrs. Ira Bar
rows, Mrs. William Curtis Demorest
Mrs. George Faber Downey, Mrs. Albert
II. Ely, Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, Mrs.
Charles Augustus Frank. Mrs. Robert
Augustus FIR nks. Mrs. Edward W. Har-
ris, Mrs. Henry James, Mrs. Fairfax s..
Landstreet, Mrs. Lewis II. Lapham,
Mrs. Richard Welt Lindabury, Mrs.
William W. McAlpin. Mrs. Lancaster
Morgan, Mrs. Frederick Peterson, Mrs.
William II. Porter, Mrs. William Lowe
Rice, Mrs. Charles William Romeyn,
Mrs. Rowland A. Robbins, Mrs. Alexan-
der Harvey Tiers, Ms. J. Allen Town
send, Mrs. John Baldwin Walker and
Mrs. Albert II. Wiegin.
st. Timothy's Alumne will give its
annual ball on Tuesday at Sherry's Tor
TIE benefit of the Children's Club IL
st. Ambrose. Miss Inga Sontum Will
appear in several of her latest dances,
and Whites Trumpet Quartet will play
Italian music and folksongs. The patron
esses include Mrs. Francis Mcneil Ba-
con, Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mrs. Charts
Bradley. Mrs. James Byrne. Mrs.
Joseph II. Choate, Mrs. Joseph
Clendennin. Mrs. Robert W. Cum
ming. Mrs. George +. Dadmun, Mrs.
Walter Damrosch, Mrs. F. c. De Neau,
Mrs. Walter Geer, Mrs. Carl A. de Gers
doff. Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs.
John II. French. Mrs. Frances W. Muir
ray, Mrs. Henry S. Mann, Mrs. Walter
+ Oakman. Mrs. John Pratt. Mrs. Thomas
w. Punnett. Mrs. William Willis
/ Reese, Mrs. Samuel Riker, jr.. Mrs. y.
. Tbayer Robb. Mrs. vii m 5. Sloan,
I Mrs. Edward Stettinius, Mrs. James K.
Strong. Mrs. j. Allen Townsend, Mrs.
/ Allen Tucker, Mrs. Clarence l.. West
colt, Mrs. WALTON Williams and Mrs.
Willard Straight.
The Satulc Y evening fall dances at
the Automobile Club Of America are
proving as popular as last year. The en-
/ tertainment committee includes Henry
/ r. Taylor. chair an; James A. Blair,
IT., William ri rson Hamilton, Oliver
! G. Jennings. Herbert S. Carpenter,
/ stephen Peabody, Malcolm d. Sloane,
! F ID. Underwood. Richard Rowland
Hunt and Alan r. Hawley
The Newman Club ( Columbia Uni
versity will hold its annual winter
dance at Delmonicv's on Friday even
ing. December 10. The committee IN
charge is ma le up Of Edward +. Fan
ming. chairman; s. c. Merrill, c. b.
/ Ravens, Warren d. Leary, Arthur +.
/ McEvoy, Joseph A. Bryan, Ray L. Per
| kins. John T. little, John A. Mullen,
John c. Fowler, George B. Murphy,
Gordon Fitzgerald. Frank W. Demuth,
Thomas F. Citizens, Porter c. Murphy,
Frank G.. Durham, William OReilly
and Paul McC, rmick. Tickets for tie
dance can be obtained from Edward +.
I
The patronesses include Mrs. Mich
olas Murray Butler, Mrs. George W.
Loft, Mrs. Thomas Foley, Mrs. Edward
NJ. Burghard. Mrs. J. L. Phillips. Mrs.
Edward F. Tanning. Mrs. Thomas l..
Joyce, Mrs. T. J. G it'll. Mrs. Katharine
w. Leary, Mrs. Michael W. Rsyens,
/ Mrs. Thomas f. 0'Reilly, RS. George
J. Gillespie, Mr. VI rtiwer J. Downing,
Mrs. James NJ. o'Gormas, Mrs Andrew
Troy and Mrs. Daniel T. O'Conor.
The opening dance will be a Newman
Club one-step written for the occasion
by Ray L. Perkins.
The usual Thanksgiving Eve dance
Of the Catholic Club will be held at
the clubhouse, 100 Central Park South,
on Wednesday evening, November "a.
Edward X. Hanlon is chairman of the
committee. ne phlIDutS5es are WI =
Alfred VI. Barrett, Mrs. James A. Beha,
Mrs. Victor J. Bowling. Mrs. John J.
Durkin, Mrs. Henry Heide, jr.. Mrs.
Roger P. Kavanagh. Mrs. Frank F.
Lisiecki, Mrs. John +. Martin. Mrs.
Edward f. Mccall, Mrs. Peter II. Moore,
Mrs. Michael j. Mulqueen. Mrs. Thomas
+. Murray and Mrs. Alfred J. Talley.
I Mr.. and Mrs Edward B. Close, Of 375
Park Avenue, will celebrate their tenth
wedding anniversary on December by
giving a dance at the Ritz-Carlton. The
Invitations are on tin, the hostess will
carry a tin bouquet, and the favors
and decorations will be In keeping.
The first OF a series Of private dances
for the younger members of the Mozart
Society, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
| Mcconnell. 70 the Junior Cabinet, the
choral members, the bachelor girls and
the gentlemen ushers Of the society,
will take place on Wednesday evening.
! December /, at Breton Hall. The
dances are under the direction of Will
lam Pitt Rivers, and there will be an
innovation at each dance. From $3.50
20 $3.50 Mr.. Rivers will give a lesson
in the latest steps. and after that the
general dancing will begin.
The Misses Hoyt will give the frs.
Of their series Of supper dances in the
Enpire room Of the Waldorf-Astoria
on Wednesday evening. November %.
Other dances will be given on Deem
! Der l. l. II and 22. Dancing Will begin