The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-10
SPIRIT OF MI-CAREME
RIFE AT BAL MASQUE
E.llronm Of the Plaza Gay
with Fancy Costumes in
Dance for Charity.
C\R\lNAL BALL TONIGHT

su.,,ssiul bal masque, arranged by
VI. .luIIanua cutting, for the benefit OF
n,,l charities. was held last night in
,.. main ballroom of the Plaza. Al
,t,is. d lite in advance OF the actual
"a, the spirit Of Mi-Careme pervadcd
tho dance and II partook of the nature
~ carnival. Nearly all who attended
uora fancy dress and masks. which
saro productive of considerable gayety.
The ballroom was decorated with
Southern smilax and the foyer was
made 90 represent the streets of old
p,r.s. In the foyer Mrs. Goelct GAL
lam. Mrs. Newell ". Tilton. Mrs. Dave
urnu,n Cuddington. the Misses Mary.
sara and olga Wiborg. Beatrice Clanin,
Voulctti Proctor, Mercedes de Acosta.
violet TVachtman. Audrey Osborn and
susan Fish I resser sold carnival favors,
Cigarettes and confetti.
There was general dancing to
rrautzcn's music until midnight when
masks were removed and supper was
served in the palm room. While the
guests were at the supper tables
!anrdon Geer and Howard Borden en-
,|ar.,iued and Nahan Franko's orchestra
Mayed Dancing was resumed after
supr.r 600 the main ballroom and there
were exhibition dances by Samya and
Albert Those who did not care for
dancing played bridge.
Among the boxholders were Mrs.
suyvesant Fish, Mrs. J. Stewart
Barney. Mrs. W. rierson Hamilton. Miss
Caroline l. Morgan, Mrs. T.. Cooper
Hewitt. Mrs. Henry Sanderson, Mrs.
L%yttlcton Fox, Mrs. John X. Livermore.
Mrs. John Aspegren, Mrs. II. Casimir Dc
Rham. Mrs. Frederick Pearson. Horace
C. Stebbins and Charles r. Matthews,
oil OF whom brought friends.
Among others at the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Knox He'll. Mrs. NJ.
Lawrence Keene. Miss Fell Gurnee, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur J. Cumnock, Mr.. and
Mrs Newbold lie Roy Edgar. Miss Diane
bel Monte, Mrs. W. Astor Chanler. MIR
and Ms. Frederick Y. Dalziel. Dexter
Baeden, MIR. and Mrs. G. Grant La
Fargo. MI. and Mrs. Dom Barber. Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Murchison. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert T.. Tod. Mr.. and Mrs. J
Lorimcr Worden. Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
II. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. James =. Lee
Hosner !. Barrett. j. D'Wolf Cutting
Alfonso dc Navarro, MIR. and Mrs
william Il. Dinsmore, Lawrence :
butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips n. Thomp'
con. Richard Peters. Mr.. n Mrs. Stove
Phelps, Erskine Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs
sydney :. Breese, George II Wagstaf
and Harry Gushing Sd.
Under the auspices OF the Paul Jones
Cub a carnival dance will be given to
night Ia the Della Rohbia OF tn,
Vanderbilt for the benefit of the La
M,.;tc Fund. II will he "A full mooi
Ig-t aud several novel features will b.
mtrrtu,cd. including dances designed
b. stephen IIaweis. The committee In
c.uios the Misses Janet Scudder
Frances Breosc. Joan Whitridgc. Bea
ir.c Clafiu. Janet Kahn. Margare
Ir,..h. Camilla Morgan. Eleanor Lam
s,U and Josephine osborn.
a Mi-Carome the dansant in aid o
t'e N.de-a-Wee Home for friendless ami
n4i- will he held this afternoon in tn,
cascade ballroom OF the Biltmore
NU"uG the attractions will be dancini
NJ and Mrs Vernon Castle AM
.I-fs 10y Europc's orchestra. Some o
-|r p,ironcsses are Mrs. Harry Ulysse
Is gc. Miss Ethel Champion. Mrs. VIII
1n = lIufstra. Mrs. George II. tsould
Nj Frank *. Sturgis. Mrs ~. Va
"'--el Ellington. Mrs. j. Carroll Beck
wta. Mis- James Muhlenberg Bailey
Mr~ Alfred Tuckcrmsn and Mrs. Edwi
Palmer
The nrSt OF a series of lectures 10
To benefit Of destitute families q
French soldier artists will take plaC
'us afternoon at tho home of In
Misses Hewitt. . Lexington avenu.
Erondcr Matthews of Columbia CniveI
sfF Will lecture on English OrthoCrs
rh' What II Is and What II ought I
he Among the members of the con
m't'"" A. j. Carroll Beckwith. Harr
W. NatruL, John W. Alexander, Waite
/ Palmer. Irving Il. Wiles n Cas-
Gilbert
TIN" third of n series OF lectures ia
Ne benefit of families OF French arch.
''c'- now Al war was given yesterda
morning at the home Of Lloyd Ware
-'il Firth avenue, when a good size
audience listened to Ralph Adams Gran
N.o rs one Of the architects of m
Cathedral of -. John the Divine. III
top.c was MEDIEVAL Architecture {
t''n"" IN the Thirteenth Century
Among the audience were Mr.. and Mr.
BURIAL Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. job
Cross, Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterle
" ss Katherine Force. Miss Clementir
Ir0'ss Miss Civilise Alexandra an
''S. john clinton Gray. The last le,
.''' ~ the SERIES will be delivered O
'.o'y morning by Eugene Villemin {
.". who's" topic viii he "Napoleo
'.d Josephine at Malmalsou" II wi