New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
New Five Nights a Week
Charity Body Holds
First Function.
WILL DANCE IN AID
OF LAFAYETTE FUND
Harry l.. Kaufman, Brother of
Mrs. Breitung, Gets License to
Marry Miss Hamilton.

i9 10 RAISE money TOR charity at home
and abroad, was held last night at the
Hotel Vanderbilt Meetings will be
held each night Of the week except
Monday and Friday. which nights are
reserved for other purposes. OF each
members fee 20 the club $40 goes to
charity, the first $1,000 TO the Charity
Organization Society, the next $4,000
for the Association for Improving the
Condition Of the Poor.
Other organizations to be aided are
Le Secoura National Of France. the
American Womau's War Relief Fund
of London. the American Ambulance
Hospital Of Paris, the Lafayette. Ro-
chamboau aUd Paul Jones funds.
Dancing last night TOOK place iu the
Della Eob6ia room. which was deco
rated with w.staria. palms. ferns and
coiorcd electric bulbs. Two orches-
tras played. About midnight the
Clown Band from Chin Chin APP
peared.
Most Of the founders of the club
were present. Among them were Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Aston, Mr. and Mrs.
Edmund /. Baylies, Mr. and Mrs Ar
thur S. Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
y. Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton w.
Cary, Mr. and Mrs. Walter b. James,
Mrs. f. Henry Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Greenough, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Gray Griswod, Mr.. and Mrs Snowden
A. Fahnestock, Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto
q. Fabbr. Mr. and Mrs Howard G.
"a HTss a To- 4
eXauder and Mr. and Mrs Henry Clews.
Also Mr. and Mrs. VI. Orme Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert l.. Gerry, Mr. and
Mrs. Archer VI. Huntington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ncwbold lie Roy Edgar, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Louis Boissevain, Mr.. and Mrs.
George b. Post, Mrs. Whitney Warren,
Mrs. VI. Lawrence Keene, Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Breese.
And Miss Julana Cutting William
Rhinelander Stewart, jr., Hermann
Oelrichs, Elliot C.. Bacon, Charles d.
Wetmoro. Alfonso de Navarro, Charles
Lan.er. jr. John r. Drexcl, jr., Horace
c. Stebbns, James A. Bliss, jr., Will
lam j. Armour, Henry Spies Kip, Will
lam ". Hoffman, Francis Roche, Henry
S. Dupont Stephen B. Elkins and W.
Forbes Morgan, jr.
This week the Wednesday Evening
Lafayette Fund Dances given by the
Paul Jones Club will begin at the
Vanderbilt. They will be known as
the Lafayette Fetes and will be held
every Wednesday throughout the sea-
son. Maggie Teyte will appear IN cos
tune and will sing the "Marseillalse"
and other airs.
Young women, dressed in the French
coiors, viii distribute souvenirs, fans
and cigarettes. Tickets including sup
per are So. The committee IN charge
includes Mrs. James b. Eustis, Mrs
John c. 4. Leishman, Mrs. Philip VI.
Lyd!g. Mrs. Lee Thomas, Mrs. Leon
ard VI. Thomas, Mrs. Henry Rogers
Winthrop, Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Ed
gar, Mrs. William Aston Chanler, the
Misses Wiborg and Miss Diane del
Monte.
The first of Lawrence Durants six
subscription dances, called the Sans
Egal Supper Dances, was held last
night at Shcrry's. Among the sub
ecrihcrs who had tables were:
Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Bernhard, lir.
and Mrs. ". G.. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. lie Rov Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Murchlson, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
II. Hunt. MIR. and Mrs. Seton Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Pell, Mr. and
Mrs. Sterling Postley, Mr. and Mrs.
John AsreCren. Mr.. and Mrs. William
4. Slavback. Mr.. and Mrs. !. Leyett
Steele. H., Henry &. steers, Harry 1.
Cushing. Sd, Frederick Cunningham,
Bachc Brown, Frederick Matthews,
Madison Grant, De Forest Grant and
Dorr Newton, of Philadelphia.
Among the paironeSses Tor the
series who had tables were Mrs. Stuy-
ycsant Fish, Mrs. j. Gordon Douglas,
Mrs. Ernest A. Bgeiow, Mrs. IA. CAST
mir de Rham, Mr., +. Roscoe Mathews,
Mrs. Frederick Pearson, Mrs: Beverly
Bogcrt, Mrs Dom Barber, Mrs. WIZ
lam Lowe Rice, Mrs. Robert l.. Tod ana
Miss Maria de BarriL
Mr. Rar.tow Drake-Smith. Of i
East SD ST.. gave y dance last night al
Sherrv's to introduce her daughter, Miss
Marion Drako-Smith. The small ball
room was used. and at midnight seat
ed ,uuper was served IN the tapestry
room. which was decorated with PINK
roses and aZcleas.
Among the guests, numbering ABOUT
three hundred, were Miss Esther Au-
chircloss. Miss Clover Todd, Miss Elise
French Rice. Miss Dorothy Adriancc,
Hiss Ruth Peabody, Miss Dorothy iiol-
lister. Miss Cathryn ChIts, Miss hope
Colgate. Miss Louisa Trevor, Miss
V-rva Fisher. Miss Jean stewart, MISS
Adelaide b. Parker, Miss Marjorie
Stewart. Miss Lois Busbee, Miss Henri
eta Cofer. Miss Josephine Wells, Miss
Augusta Dixon, Miss Eugema ruler
Miss Beth Leary Miss Elizabeth
Cbspin. Miss Susanna Howe, Miss Kate
Beatrice Elliot.
Also the Marquis de Spinoia, Percy
p Pvrc. "a. oliver BLACKSMITH,
Uarey F.. Fisk. jr., J. Ellis Fisher
Joho H. Draper. Cass Gilbert, jr., Lloyd
K Garrison. Oliver Carley Hartman,
Craenough Townsend, Daniel Drake
smith. Lester Armour, Atwood Violet,
fr. william Emerson, Amos Morrill,,
Ho'brook Cushmau. Sewall r. Tying,
Anthony Lispenard MchIm and Martin
lie Boutiilier
Mrs. Lewis l.. Delafeld, OF % West
5sth ST.. gave a the dansant yesterday
afternoon at her home for the Junior
Colonial Danes OF America. Receiving
Win Mrs. DelaGeld were Mrs. Edward
r Stettirius and Miss Charlotte Della
feid Each young dame had the
rriyilege OF inviting two young men
as her guests.
The women present were Mrs Lewis
G. Morris. Miss Emily Delaheld, Miss
charlotte Wycth, Miss Mary Haskell.
Miss Margaret Montgomery, Miss
Elizabeth Haldaue. Miss Angela Moore
Miss Margaret Haskell, Miss Isabel
S+ettinius. Miss Elizabeth MoHatt, Miss
Alice Lawrence. Miss Mary Francke,
Mics Elise Francke. Miss Margaret
strong. Miss Charlotte Strong, Miss
Grace Montgomery, Miss Margaret l..