New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
DANCE TONIGHT
IN Aid OF SCHOOL
Well Known Women Join
to Help Virginia Noun
tain Work.
HOSPITAL BENEFIT
BY SEWING CLASS
Society's Activities Are Largely
Taken Up with Assisting
Charities.

For the benefit Of tho Blue Ridge
Industrial School Of Green County. Va.
which is much in need Of means u
carry on It's work among the families
in the mountains. a dance will be given
tonight in the Della Robbia room OF
the Hotel Vanderbilt. Many dinners
will be given before the dance. The
patronesses include Ms. Charles Dana
Gibson, Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert, Mrs
Winthrop Cowdin, M.s. Charles Z. Bar
rows, Mrs. George brewster, Mrs
James Brown Potter, mrs. James b.
Duke and Mrs. James b. Strong.
The first meeting OF the sewing class
which works for the benefit of the
Nursery and Childs Hospital was held
yesterday morning at the home OF Mrs.
Henry Mills Day, East Forty-fourth
Street. Among the members Of the
class are Mrs. F. Ashton De Peyster,
Mrs. Frank S. Witherbee, Mrs. Al
gernon Sydney Sullivan, Mrs. John n.
Bowers, Mrs. George H. Benjamin, Mrs
Henry Clay Adams, Mrs. Edward j.
Berwind, Mrs. Thomas Hicks, Mrs.
Charles F. Roe, Mrs. Frederic II. Belts,
Mrs. William II. Kingsland, Mrs. Rob-
ert Nicol, Mrs. George II. Macy, Mrs.
Charles Hudson, Mrs. Henry d.
Nicoll, Mrs J. Otis Post, Mrs. Gherardi
Davis, Mrs. G. Fsra Forni and Miss
Adelaide White.
Mrs. Herbert Harde gave the first
of q series of Lenten talks on sue
cessful Gardening" at the home Of Mrs.
Walston Hill Brown, 1T East Twenty
first Street. The proceeds OF the talks
will be turned over to the international
Child's Welfare League.
Mrs. George Reese Satterlee will give
a reception this afternoon at her home,
1875 West Fifty-eighth Street. Mrs.
Satterlee before her marriage. which
took place on February 8, was Miss
Mabel A. Powell.
There will be q meeting OF the sew
ing class which works in aid Of the
Fresh Air Fund of the Cathedral Of
st. Jo IN the Divine this morning at the
home of Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt, 3
East Fifty-second Street.
The Colonial Danes Sewing Class
will meet this morning at the home OF
Mrs. E. De Peyster Hosmer, 1863 Park
Avenue.
Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan will give q
small dance tonight at her home, 23l
Madison Avenue.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. Mrs. A.
Murray Young, Mrs. Pierre Mali, Mrs
Samuel II. Valentine and Mrs. W. Pier
son Hamilton will give dinners this
evening.
Eugene Brieux will lecture this
morning on ale Drame Modern" at the
home of Lloyd Warren, lO4l Fifth Ave.
nue., for the benefit Of the families OF
French architects who are at the front
Mrs. E. n. Breitung will give must
cal this afternoon at the Hotel St
| Regis.
Mrs. George A. Dr-per arrived In
town yesterday from Boston and IS al
the st. Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman came
to the city yesterday from Tuxedo and
are at the Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton L. Schwartz
who were married ten days ago In this
CITY. returned to the Plaza yesterday
from White Sulphur Springs, W. Va,
where they spent their honeymoon
Mrs. Schwartz was Mrs. William Brock
Shoemaker.
Mrs. Joseph E. Widener arrive in
town yesterday from Philadelphia and
is at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. William Watts Sherman gave 9
dinner last night at her house, IN Fifth
Avenue, and afterward took her guests
to the opera.
Mrs. George II. Hull, jr.. will come
70 the CITY to-day from Short Hills, N.
J., and will be the guest for week OF
her parents, General and Mrs. j. Fred
Pierson.
Mrs. Joseph Tuckerman Tower and
her son, Joseph T. Tower. jry OF
Tuxedo, are at the Ritz-Carlton for
short stay.
DR.. and Mrs. Virgil P. Gibney, Miss
Marion Gibney and Miss Sophie Young
will leave town to-day for Augusta,
Ga, where they will spend two weeks
at the Bon Air.
Miss Juliana Cuttings subscription
dance will be given this evening in the
Rose room of the Plaza. Many dinners
will be given in the main restaurant
hafora the dance.