The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-12
NI.CAREME LENDS
GAYETY TO SEASON
West side Juvenile Club Bcnc-
lit Arranged With the
Spirit of Carnival.
uOyTESSORI DANCE HELD

IRE festival Of Mi-Careme was OBJ
.,ryed generally yesterday and last
~, one Of the entertainments was
.,st given in the ballroom OF the RITZ
,n,',on for the benefit OF the West Side
I"yen.lc Club II brought together a
go number OF young people Interested
: the welfare of this organization.
.,,cb pr0yidcs a place for the educa-
.o,ai training and recreation OF boy
"a Girls IN tho Greenwich Village dis
-c, " tho city
se,er,l dinners were given in advance
, ,te dance Mrs. Robert u. Livings-
a., entertained at hcr home. II wash
,s,on square North. for Miss Sara De
ma and her nauce. Roland Livingston
almond Among the guests were MIR.
I'd Mrs Rowland :. Davis. Miss Cath
sine cor, Miss Gladys Fries. Miss
uiram Hartman. Miss Margaret La
rsrec. Johnston L. Redmond. r. Reg
ia Livingston, Beverley Duer. Paul
,'hap,n md can +. Boxer. Jr. others
ry1ng dinners were Mrs. william Lowe
9lce Mrs. Henry II. Wehrhane. Horace
= siebhins and Gano Dunn.
The majority OF the guests were In
ancy dress and before general dancing
,esar there was an entertainment If
.neolal dances and pantomime by Mr..
md Mn Laugdon Geer. MIR. and Ms.
.ierbcr, Adams. Miss Margery shan
an. Mss Bea;rix Buel. Theodore Stein
v,y and Henry Smith. After mid
.,sht supper was served In tho main
es,aurant and later dancing was re-
.smed.
some Of those present were tho Misses
Margaret Erhart. Symphorosa Bristed.
Margaret Henderson. Vera B~loodgood.
Kathryn Motley. Katherine Porter. Mar
mret Luce, Ina Kisscl, Anne Bradley.
Christina Nichols. Audrey Osborn,
Katherine Oakman, Mary j. Schienel.u,
;enevieve Sanford. Charlotte Strong.
Caryl Hackstan. Mercedes Do .Acosta.
frances Morgan. Margaret and Louisa
Trevor. Ina kissel. Dorothy Hurry.
Emily Ford. Marjorie Elias. Theodore
Durham. Adrienne Iselln. Ruth Moeller.
Margery Rand. Emmalena Sizer. Mil
lred Rice. lesson Thayer. Rhoda Tan
aer, Priscilla Peabody. Amy clifford.
elizabeth Clarkson. Betty and Rosetta
Carson, Constance Peabody and Voulstti
Proctor. Others were William H.. Boll-
on. Jr. Horton ljams, Harold G. I'M
lrie. J. Fahys Cook, Reginald Il. Rives,
George L. Fahys. Jr., Fisher Goodhue.
william NJ. Carson. Jr.. Johnfritz
Ache.!s. Shepard Krech. Charles u.
Yelling, Gerald Murphy and Harry
rook.
Among the patronesses present were
hines. Rowland Davis. II. Hobart Porter,
Herbert T. Jacquelin, Edmund : Twin
.ag. Jr., Hiram W. Sibley. NJ. Tnayer
Robb. Winfield Scott. William Ross
Proctor. Wllliam l.. Philips. The dcre
3 S%teinway. J. Remsen Strong. Court
andt p. Dixon, George r. Fahys, Will
am Moore Carson. Alden :. Blodget,
e. man y. Hine. Hilborne L. Roosevelt.
Ohm T. Terry. Jr.. Edward :. Hardness
nd william Il. yelling.
In the ballroom OF the Plaza last
.eh' was held a Mi-Careme dance In
nd Of the free Montessori School in East
seventy fifth street. Booths we're placed
bout the ballroom floor at which were
Id carnival tayors by girls in Italian
lfess, and when dancing began IL was
much Ike a carnival party. During the
aven!ng moving pictures Of the Monies
-ori ch.ldren at work and at play were
INHIBITED, and in a Don of the ballroom
here were on exhibition models u the
'cAJol work n a miniature garden
ID village.
Mrs, John J. Watson and Ms. Benja-
IN T. Tiiton presided over the booths
where flowers n f1Yors were sold
Nnong those assisting them We're the
Misses Jean stewart. Dorothy Rennard.
'or,uc. Singer. Geuia Morris. Marjorie
',cwsrt Betty George. Elizabeth Hos
agiou, Julia Conklin. !nthrop Bush
ell, Annette Thomas and Helen Mel
lerd rg.
Among The boxholders were Mrs. Ern-
st Thompson Seton. Mrs. Charles II.
SEER II, Mrs. William Curtis Demorest.
lfs Hermann Il. Biggs, Mrs. William
T. BIS. Mrs. Frederick ii. Holsington.
A-s Roland Il. Conklin and Miss Ellen
ale Stevens.
A. The home of Mrs. Andrew Carnegie.
EEt Niucty-nrst street. this Afternoon
81 . 80 o'clock a concert will be given
or TIE benefit Of :he New York Cooking
NcAoo. The artists Will be Miss Alne
an Bareutlen, pianist Miss Eleanor
jvens. soprano. and Michel CUSHION.
.%io'.rist. This school has free afternoon
evening classes for school children
M working girls, who are taught house
Id economy,
Am,ns the managers are J. F. A.
lark. Mrs. Robert l.. Bacon. Mrs. Cal
Falades Jones. Mrs. William Pollock.
Mr. + Henry Hartman, Mr. Carnegie,
Mrs ". Emlen Roosevelt. Mrs. Henry
:. Redmond and Miss Susan Street.
those who have not already purchased
KnHa- - 49, III.