The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31

c. Smith. Mrs. James G. Colgate, Mrs.
Williamson W. Fuller. Mrs. Charles
NJ. Chaplin. Mrs Carl 4. De GersdoIff,
Mrs. Oliver q. Jennings. Mrs. Harry
Whitney McNickar, Mrs. Frederick
Johnson, Mrs Moses Hopkins, Mrs.
Hilary K. Chambers. Miss Alice :. Cof-
nm. Mrs. Gorham Bacon and Mrs. Ed
win II. Weatherbee, all Of whom will
take their guests on to the ball.
Gov. and Mrs. Whitman. the Mayor
and Mrs Mitchell and officers from Cow
errors Island and tho Rrooklyn navy
yard have promised to he present AMI
there will also be members of nearly
all the dancing organizations in so
cietv.
Among those who have recently Sc
cured boxes ARE Mrs. Edward J. Bef-
wind, Mrs. j. Stewart Barney. Mrs.
r.. Francis Hyde. Mrs. a. Masters Mat
Doncl, Miss Barbara Cook and Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood, George Ham
mond sullivan will again act as chair
man Of the floor committee and will
head the old fashioned grand march,
to which the managers of the bail
adhere, The managers Of the bal. are
Mrs. Algepnon s. sullivan. president;
Mrs. Edward !. Berwind. Mrs. Frederic
II. Belts Mrs Henry Mills Day Mrs.
John NJ. Bowers. Mrs. Thomas Hicks,
Mrs George Hlard BENJAMIN, Mrs.
Robert Nicol. Miss Lena Curtis. Mrs.
Charles Francis Roe, Miss Eleanor Du
Bots Mrs Frank :. Withcrbee and Mrs.
Henry Clay Adams. Mrs. Benjamin
has few boxes to dispose OF at her
home, 90 West Eleventh street.
Miss Mary IIoyt Wiborg and Miss
Josephine Osborn have arranged
small dance to be given tomorrow night
In the assembly room at IL East Forty
fifth street. for the benefit of the Brit
ish American War Relief Fund. They
have had considerable success in the
sale of tickets and in advance Of the
dance dinners will be given 10y Mrs.
Newbold Edgar. Mrs. Arthur s. Bur
den, Mrs. Frederick w. Whitridgc Mrs.
Charles +. Grecnough, Mrs Ogden l..
Mills, Mrs. Robert L. Gerry, Miss WI
borg and Harry S. Black.
The Mayor and Mrs. Mitchell have ac-
copied an invitation To attend the dance
and among the other subscribers are
Mrs. Charles b. Alexander, Mrs. II. ii.
Rogers, Miss Barbara Rutherfurd Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson, Henry q. Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Barker Rich
ard Harding Davis, George Grossmith,
Mr. and Mrs. John G.. Mlburn, r. NJ.
Stuart Wortley, Clarence II. Mackay,
Frank A. Munsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Sanger. Henry j. Whitehouse and Sc
ton Henry. The tickets at SO each, in
Guiding supper, may he obtained of Miss
Wiborg and Miss Osborn.
There will be held at the Plaza on
Saturday afternoon a sale and tea for
the benefit Of the Masters Day Nursery
and Dobhs House II this city. Tables
will be arranged about the ballroom,
leaving sufficient space for dancing,
which will begin at $3.50. Mrs Francis
Rogers and Mrs. Robert Ide will give
during the afternoon an entertainment
of Rotations and singing. and among
those who will assist at the tables are
Mrs Wilfrid Worcester, Mrs. Il. Hunt
Herzog, Mrs. John Aitken. Mrs. Harris
Ely Adriance, Mrs. Henry BrOokheld,
Mrs. George Dcbevoise, Mrs, Clarence
G. Chapman, Mrs. Cecil Lyon, Mrs. A.
Gordon Murray, Mrs. Eugene H. Pool,
the Misses Flora benjamin, Lucy Tai
madge, Marie Cozzens Louise Butler,
I@SANll' lN'll'Nu anu lpulNNug <NuI
The dance for the benefit of the Rploff
Janson Fresh Air Fund in the Della
Robbia room OF the Vanderbilt on
Thursday night Will be given under the
auspices of the Paul Jones Club. which
has organized several successful as
sembles for charity this winter 1t will
be known as the ROloff Jansln night
Of the Paul Jones Club and large num-
Der of members of the latter organiza-
ton, as well as many interested in the
fresh air home, will bc present.
The home is supported by several
young women of society, who each sum
ner take children from the crowded
sections of the city to the country for
several weeks recreation. Mrs. Frank
H. Washburn il the president OF the
organization and the other officers are