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10 BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED iiformation res1rdiig good
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~. JtANIiS' -o- NIi'llNbl avenue.
The annual Ball of the Fine Arts.
which was discontinued last year be-
Il Of the war in Europe, is to be
revived this winter by the Society OF
BeauX Arts Architects. It will be
held st tho Hotel Aston Friday. Feb
ruary -, and is N he known as the
'Bal dcs DieuX," or BAH of the Gods.
In contrast to the picturesque
Venetian fetc of 1914 the architects
have decided to produce a pageant OF
pagan mythology, the costumes, dec
orations and tableauX all barking back
10 periods of history antcdating the
days of early Greece.
Greek, Egyptian. Hindu and Persian
costumes viii he worn and there will
he paCeants representing incidents
from the RamaNana of India, the sam
scrlt epic, or Book of the Dead, and
from the Mrtnmurphoscs of ovid.
Lloyd Warren Is again chairman of
the bah committee and moro than 100
women prominent in society have been
AAsIle1 to become p~atrnncsses. Among
those VIII" have accepted are Mrs
Robert l'hcon, Mrs. George r.. Baker
Jr, Mr., seymour t.. Cromwell, Mrs
Walter bamrusch, Miss Elsie de Wolfe
Miss ll"lvn DRYDEN, Mrs. Il. Fulton
cutting, Mrs. William Em"rsuiL Mrs
sidney w Fish, Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson, Mrs. William pierson Hamil,
ION. Mrs. Charles l.anier Lawrance
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Most or the pictures taken IN the
outdoor scenes have already been made
at the country estate of Mrs John T,
Pratt in Glen Cove. l.. |. Mrs. James
Brown has loaned her house at 7S9
Park avenue for the interior scenes
and there are being made from time to
time the sections Of the reel that will
make up the great thriller. Other In
teriors will be taken at the home Of
Mrs. James Byrne, 1925 Park avenue,
among them a magnificent ballroom
scene.
The story Of the play IL yet un-
known. hut Miss Angelica Schuyler
Brown will have the title role of
Geraldine Gordon and Schuyler l.. Par
sons, Jr, will he the Count. The Misses
Cornelia Landon. Grace II. Henry,
Edith Mortimer, Theadore L%arocque,
Edward Shipper, Bayard Rives,
James Clark and John u, s. Har-
rison are among the other princi-
pals in the cast. Others taking part
are the Misses Cornclia Chaplin. Ruth
Cutting, Frances Henry, Mary Alex
ander. Helen G. Alexander. Margaret
Luce, John s, y. Harrison. Benjamin
Moore, Anderson Dana, Harvey
Graham, Charles II. Marshall. q. Mac
culloch Miller. Jr,, Richard Whitney
and Frederic Goodwin.
Members Of the Junior League "a We
. private entertainment on Thursday
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Mss Mur;el CenKllnS

booths at which will be sold fancy ana
useful articles suitable for Christmas
gifts. ornaments for the household and
Christmas tree, candies. cakes, pies.
plum %puddings and flowers. These
booths will be presided over by some
son who are interested in the Junior
auxiliary OF the clinic, who will assist
also In the tea room, where tea and
lemonade will be served. During the
afternoon there will he exhibition
dances by amateurs and profession
ais. Admission, including dancing.
will be 81. Tickets may he obtained
Of Miss Elizabeth &. Frank at SO East
SiXty-fourth street n at the Ritz
Carlton.
Mrs. Talbot j. Taylor. ,Ir,, IL honor
AIRY chairman OF the junior auxiliary
and ON of the members are the
Misses Caryl Hackstaff, Elizabeth Kir-
lin, Ethel simmons, Mary Cushman,
Helen Barret, Muricl Cakes, Laura and
Mary Parsons, Louise Butler. Antoin-
elite Bloodgood. Flora McAlpin, Joseph
inc Wells, Mary Snyder. Emmalena
S!zer, Marion Perry, Helen Porter
Alice Thayer and Helen Trevor.
4 subscription dance for the beneht
OF the kip's Bay Boys Club OF the
Kip's Bay Neighborhood Association
will tate place ON Thursday evening
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<Axassiz was introduced TO society two
years ago and has passed n great deal
Of her time at her parents country
home, Homewood. In Hamilton, Mass.
Mr.. FELTON,, who Is In the senior class
at Harvard. Is a grandson Of Cornelius
c. FELTON,. who was president Of Har-
ward In 1860. lie is a brother Of
Samuel FELTON,, who was a noted MEM
Der of the Harvard football team some
years ago.
MIR. and Mrs, Reginald NJ. Huse of
Scotch Plains. n. j., announced re-
Gently the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Chapman Huse, to Ten
Eyck Beardsley of this city. Miss Huse
il a niece Of Capt. Harry Huse, U. 8.
~, and IA granddaughter Of the late
Col, Cheb Huse, u. &. A.; also of the
late James NJ. Chapman OF this city,
No date has been set for the wedding.
Announcement was made recently OF
the engagement Of Miss Elizabeth
Wright, daughter Of Mrs. Hastings
Boyle Wright Of Cambridge, Mass, to
George +. Root, a ron OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles T. Root Of this city. Mis-.
Wright was among those assisting al
the reception given for Mr.. Roots
sister, Miss Ethel sayles Root, at the
time. OF her Introduction to society al
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY

NHRlSTMAS will be celebrated by
the little mothers at Webster Hall
on December 30. when they will
have their Christmas festival, with a
tree and the usual entertainment In ad-
dition to their Santa Claus Packages, for
each child always receives "a suitable
giN' From all over the tenement sec
lions of New York and BROOKLYN the
children who are called little mothers, be.
cause of their care of their younger
brothers and sisters while their parents
work, will gather for the merrymak!ns
which will be followed by refreshments
Many of them will take part In the en-
tertalnment and moving pictures, which
will he included in the afternoon pro.
gramme.
In connection with the festival. New
Years baskets will he distributed t,
about 200 families from Happy DAY
House. the headquarters Of the organiza,
ton, at 236 Second avenue, anc
60 Greenwich street, The money con.
tributed for these baskets will be given
by the members Of the association ano
board OF managers.
Among those who arc arranging the
Festival and the distribution Of basket,
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Miss Eli.-b-tA ~iSAt
o~ovo Nv

Merrich, |" /. and Will be at 1913
Madison avenue Mrs. Warner NJ.
Leeds will give d dinner at the Colony
Club, followed by a theatre party. on
January : for her debutante niece,
be given that night by Mrs. James
Byrre, Mrs. Robert IIartshorne and
Mrs. James Mott II%artshorne, their
guests joining those OF Mrs. Leeds at
tho theatre.
There has beer an encouraging sale
" boxes and tickets for the annual re-
ception and dance in aid of St. Vim
cents Hospital which will be held on
the night of January g in the Cascade
ballroom of the Blltmore under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the hospital. Among those who have
taken boxes and tickets are Mrs
Joseph j. O'Douohue. who is president
~ the auxiliary; the Countess de
laugier-Nlllars DR.. and Mrs. Con.
s,antire j. MacGuire, Mrs. Ferdinand
l.. Canda. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hughes Kelly, John ID. Ryan. Clar,
ence II. Mackay. Mrs. William T.
Sheehan, Mrs. Nicholas +. Brady. Mr.
and Mrs, James Byrne. John ID. Grim
Minis, Mrs, Morgan j.. OBrien, Mrs
Hugh J. Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. William
lselin. Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont
Miss Elizabeth Stewart Hamilton. Mrs
Warren Kinney, John G.. Neeser, Mrs
Pic Echeverria, Mrs. Eugene Philbi1
and Dr. and Mrs. Jose NJ. Ferrer.
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Mrs. Junius Spencer Morgan. Mrs.
Alexander Dallas b. Pratt. Mrs. 10.
ward Robinson, Mrs. George Rose.
Mrs. Ralph Sanger, Mrs. Leonard NJ.
Thomas. Mrs. H. Rogers Winthrop.
Mrs. Alfred wass,a1. Jr, and Mrs.
Payne Whitney.
The proceeds Of the ball are to 20
toward the support Of the School Of
Design, which 10 maintained By the
society at l26 East Seventy NTH street
for the benent Of young artists and
draughtsmen. Owing TO the great sue.
cess Of the Venetian fete tickets for
the Hal des Dieux are to be Issued only
to those receiving Invitations. which
will he issued on January 8. On the
committee with Mr.. Warren are Ernest
Tyler, ]. Otis Post. Howard 0reeniey,
George s. Chappell. Lawrence @.
White. Kenneth NJ. Murchson. James
W. OConnor. J. Monroe Hewlett, WILL
lam Cd. lselin, Henry r. Sedgwick.
W. +. Lamb, Charles l.. Lawrance.
William Emerson. William f. shep-
herd. Jr.. Clermont l.. Barnweil. Fitch
Haskill, Edwin II. DENLY. Henry Horn
bcstel. Benjamin w. Norris. Arthur
Ware. j. II. Freedlander and Whitney
Warren. -
A Christmas festlva, and ball will
be held n the Cascade ballroom Of the
Bi,tmore tomorrow night for the
benefit Of the International Child We'll
fare League. Plans have been ar
ranged to make the occasion like q big
Christmas party. with decorations In
keeping with the season. There will be
q huge Christmas tree IN the ballroom.
and n unique feature Of the adorn-
ments that this tree will have will
include a wireless station. which will
be put in practical operation with the
opening of the ball. From 1t will be
sent messages of Christmas greetings
to the Governors Of several States
where child welfare laws have been
enacted during the year, The proceeds
OF the bal will be devote to the work
OF the league which mas Tor It's OBJECT
a broad scope or welfare Work Tor the
dement, OF cnliureO'
Another feature OF the ran VIII DE
the christmas gardens wh'ch Wi, oe
,,,.n,. ,.nr, ,ha ,or,o,s r,rdons n,o,n.
lined h,. tho l.oyrs wI bs on yieu
,na ,hor. u.ii, ,i,a he , sa,e ~ holly
,,is,ia,oo Chr,s,mos yreeps and
,iar,s 10 holm swell tho fund During
Tho evening Chris,mas carols vii. be
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Sherry's recently. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Mr.. Bagby offers an interesting pro-
gramme FOR the third of his musical
mornings tomorrow at the Waldorf
Astoria and among the artists will be
Nine. Frieda Hempel OF the Metro
pol!tan Opera and Fritz kreisler, vio-
.in!st.
Weddings n December are few and
far between. but one 20 be celebrated
this month is that Of Miss Sara Sher-
man Wiborg, a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wiborg, to Gerald &. Muir
ply. son OF MIR. and Mrs. Patrick Fran
els Murphy OF this city. II will take
place on December 80 at the home OF
the brides parents, 40 Fifth avenue.
Miss Wiborg's attendants Will be her
W. sisters, Mrs. Sidney w. Fish.
whose wedding o place at South
amphton on September IS last. and Miss
Mary IIoyt Wiborg. Frederick I.
Murphy will be his brothers best man.
There will be no ushers. After the
marriage ceremony there will he a re-
ception.
One OF the first brides Of the New
Year will he Miss Joan SSt,eriee San,
ford. daughter Of Mrs. William ii
Sanford OF L!tchfeld. Conn. who viii
he married to Francis Brewster o
this city In st. Michael's Church, hitch
field, on New Years Day.
Miss Margaret Sanford will be ne,
sisters maid OF honor and the othel
attendants will be tho Misses Mar
Raret Hastings OF Elizabeth. n. J..
Helen Cahill OF Litchfcld, Priscilla an,
Eleanor Lockwood. Katharine Du DO!
and Dorothy Benjamin OF this city.
Winthrop A. Jackson OF Hartford
Conn, will act as best man. Tn
ushers will be II. ID. Sanford, brother o
the bride; Cabot Brewster. EldoI
Harvey, J. Hoyt willard, II. ID. Wilson
and Sanford Jacques.
Mrs. John Jacob Aston will give
dinner and dance on January IL at he
home, $40 Fifth avenue Mr.. and Mr..
Hamilton Wilks Cary. who have bee.
at the Ritz-Carlton since returnin
from Newport, will leave for Pair
Beach, Fla, shortly after the new veal
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cary Rumse
have gone to Washington, D. c., wher
they will he at I72i II street for tn
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r
Appleton have returned to 26 Eas
rhirty-seventh street from ipswich
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton bairfa
have returned from Hamilton ,piac,
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January 9. In the Nits.CAriton ball.
soom. The dance will be preceded by
tabicaux WANTS Of Shaksspoarian
and eighteenth century subjects posed
by Mes Elisabeth Fisher Of Philadel.
phia. Tickets may BE- had OF Miss
SturGis. l62 East Thirty. eighth street,
or at the Rits.carlton.
Among the p~atronesses are Mrs
william Pisrson Hamilton, Mrs. Her.
bert L. SAtterlss, Mrs.. Robert Win
throp. Nrs. Hamilton Fish KeAn, Mrs.
Henry q. Bartoi. Mrs.. Schuyler War.
rem. Mrs. A. Murray Young, Mr.. Will.
lam n. Polk, Mrs. Robert 6turgis and
Miss Grace Potter.
At the home OF Mrs. whiteiaw Reid.
al Madison avenue. on the afternoon
Of January 9 there vii. be given by
the choir Of the Cathedral Of St. John
the Divine a concert for the benent OF
Diocesan Auxiliary Of the cathedral.
The programme will include Christmas
carols and several celebrated hymns.
Tickets at 81 each may be obtained OF
Mrs. John s. Rogers. 90 West Fifty
seventh street: Mrs. John Greenough,
Mrs. Charles F. Hoffman. Mrs. Louis
NJ. Ogden. Mr. Richard Irwin and Mrs,
Henry w. Munroe.
A dance will be given IN the ball.
room Of the new Colony Club. Pork
avenue and S~ixty-second street, on the
night Of January 10 for the benefit OF
the New York city committee Of the
State Charities Aid Association. This
IN a volunteer organization that visits
all the hospitals and charitable insti-
tutions Of the city. procuring improve.
ments in conditions, food, ;reatman,
and care OF the inmates. There "a
need Of funds to carry on this work
and the proceeds OF the bail will be
devoted to that object.
Mrs. william Pierson Hamilton will
act as hostess for the club and amons
the patronesses are Mines. John Pur.
roy Mitchell. Arthur Curtis James. f.
Henry Hartman. Philip @. Bartlett
Linzee Blagden. James Byrne. Fred.
erick l.. Crawford. Walter Damrosch
Howiand Davis, George Draper. Will
lam X. Draper. Cleveland II. Dodge
Carl 4. de GersdorH. T.. Morgan Grin
nell. David J. Gould. Edward $. H,rk
ness. Edward II. Hewitt. James j. Hig
ginson. Russell II. Hoadley. Cadwala,
der Jones. Arthur Kavanagh. Walter
n. Herman. Adolph Low. C. Grant La
Fargo. William d. Morgan. John =.
Moorhesd. Shepard A. Morgan, Will,
lam Church Osborn. Herbert l.. Pratt
Jrs,us Rupert. William Jay Schiet,
fei!n. Willard Straight. +. Lewis Slade
Chauncey Stillman. Edward F.. Stoweil
Charles Lewis Tiffany. Paul Tucker,
man. William Leslie Van Sinderen anC
Norman s. Walker.
The members OF the Junior Leagu,
are busy rehearsing for their annua
entertainment called The City .
Beautiful Nonsense to lie given In tn,
ballroom OF the Waldorr-Astoria Oh
January "a. IS and 26. The movini
picture feature OF the entertainment;
which promises TO he one OF the mos
novel and amusing incidents OF tn,
programme. Is well under way. Thi
will be "a full. reel p~hotop,ay entitle,
The Flame OF the kapur." in which
the actor will he young people Of so
ciety who, judging by the rehearsals
have proved themselves capable q
doing justice 20 the camera. Mis-
Grace Henry is the author OF tn
' scenario.
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The Charter Chapter ~ ''" o.. rF
ters OF the Union, Mr. Ni.. y
Stewart. regent, held lis lusr,-, ..',
ing recently at her home ARRANGING,
were made for the Jalutr. I'r
and changes in some Of tho on'to.r Sc
effected. AmoGs those a9pul#' '. ".
Mrs. John u iiausv, fist vir,-uU- o
10 I'LL the uneNpired term Of Mrs &c." 90
Alloway. resigned. ana Mrs INrr,' y
Raymor, TO M the uue>piroi t,'. d
office of Mrs Iiauoy. w''' E. y.r. "
historian.