New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
Many Ceremonies of Social
Interest Are to Occur
This Week--OutcaOOr
Attractions Will
Soon Hold Sway.
ton and Mrs. William Aitken Bcnsel.

ton and Mrs. William Aiken bensel.
Mrs George Oscar Cole gave bridge
on Friday at her home, 40 West Sew
/ enty-third Street. She was assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. Ira Hubbell and Mrs.
Frederic Kranich. Miss Vivian kranich
poured tea. Among the guests were
Mrs. Barlow {. Weeks Mrs Augustus
1 Banks. Mrs. Rice Lewis Julian, Mrs.
J George Walter Newton, Mrs. Charles
/ 6. Kerlev. MIS-. James Lloyd CroweN,
/ Mrs. Augustus y. Darlington, Mrs.
| Leonard II. Hill, Mrs Harry Cameron
/ Grant. Mrs. John Parker, Mrs. william
Edgar Pruden, Mrs. William Smith
/ Young. Mrs. James Stout. Mrs. Arthur
I Elliot Fish. Miss Florence Guernsey
and Mr.. William Jerome Toomey-
/ Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips. OF 80 West
/ Forty-seventh Street, gave a luncheon
AZ Delmonico's on Friday for the pat
ronessos Of the New Assembly Dances:
The decorations were in yellow and
blue. Electric lamps, with different
colored shades, were given 20 the
guests as souvenirs.
In the party were Mrs. W. Keith
Mittendorf, Mrs Franklin ?. Duryea,
Mrs. Richard Wayland Smith, Mrs.
George Augustus Bicknell. Mrs Charles
+. Mitchell, Mrs. Martin J. Quinn, Mrs
4 Charles Louis Sicard, Mrs. Fenton Ben
edict Turck, Mrs. Philip Sidney Dyer,
/ Mrs. Clifford Monroe De Mott, Mrs. NJ
+ Doremus Paterson, Mrs. George H.
/ Branson. Mrs. A. B. Cook and Mrs.
| Charles Cornell Reid.
The dates for the New Assembly
Dances for next season at Delmonlco's
are Friday, December 8; Monday, De-
cember 81; Friday, January p, and
Friday, February 20.
/ Mrs. Franklin p. Duryea, OF the APP
thorpe, gave a bridge party, followed
+ by dancing, on Thursday evening Tor
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Walter Mona
han, of Paris The guests included
I Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cassard Owen, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles O. Mas, Nh and
Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Storm. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pate
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidmon MacHie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W. Stemmler
and the Misses Stemmler. Of $40 West
, End Avenue, gave the last Of their at
homes yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Duncan V. c. McMartin, Of 400
Riverside Drive, was in charge Of the
, Colonial booth at the Russian bazaar,
held from April - TO II.
Miss Margaret Knight, OF 400 River
side Drive, gave a reception and linen
shower few days ago for Miss Violet
Fowler, Of 252 West 136th Street.
whose engagement to Harold Forshay
was announced recently.
Miss Margaret Woodruff will take
part i'm Achilles in Scyros,' TO be given
on Thursday evening by the Gardner
School.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell had as her
guests at the Bltmore musicale morn
/ ing Friday Mrs. Clarence Burns, Mrs.
Isadore Burns, Mrs. J. Schenck Van
Siclen and Mrs. Homer Lee. She gave
a luncheon for them afterward at the
Biltmore.
F Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Rathbun, of this
city, have taken an apartment at the
Hotel Belleclaire for the remainder of
the spring.
Mrs. T. Darlington Semple and the
Misses Semple will give a reception
and dance on Tuesday evening at the
Hotel Plaza.
The Country Club of Harmon will
give a musicale this afternoon, at the
clubhouse, for Alexander Lambert.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weir and Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Potter are at the
Yama Farms Inn, Napanoch, y. y.
Mrs. Elon St. Clair Hobbs gave a
bridge party on Friday at her home IN
Pelham. The guests numbered about
one hundred and fifty.
achilles in Scyros" will be given by
tho pupils Of the Gardner School at
the BaudboX Theatre, POS East Fifty
seventh Street, on Thursday evening
for the benefit Of Sunshine Chapel, $50
West Fortieth Street, mission house
that is seeking to help the poor. Among
those who Will take part are the Misses
Bennetta Heath, Esther Hoibrook, Mar
garet Woodruff, Isabelle FoyG, Airline
LenoX. Ottile Richie, Clara Wilson,
Edith Bourne, Virginia Cotton. Dorothy
Sauer, Lavna Henry, Thelma Barnes,