New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
MRS. PELTON GIVES
DANCE AT PLAZA
Is Aided by Mrs. E. M. Pad
eIford in Entertaining 300
at Ball and Supper.
MISS BAKER READS
AT ANNUAL RECITAL
u, and Mrs. Ebert H. Gary
Hosts at Theatre Party, Fol-
lowed by Supper.

v-s Franklin n. Pelton, who re-
,u~,,5 recently to New York from
p,,,.. gave a dance last night at the
plaza The dancing took place in the
,,ros ballroom, and soon after mid
.igbt q seated supper was served. Mrs.
rSusrd NJ. Padelford assisted Mrs
psroa in receiving the guests.
Among those who accepted invita-
,o,s numbering about three hundred,
nara Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alex
.,5er Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Brokaw'
~ and Mrs. Jorge Andre, Mr.. and
N-s Sherwood Aldrich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iouis Roissevsin, Mr.. and Mrs
S,spben H. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
yard y. Breitung, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
G Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stewart
p.rrsv. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard ;.
Provr. Dr.. and Mrs. George +. Brewer
" and Mrs. Charles de L. Oeluchs'
H. and Mrs. John II. Mccullough, Nr::
"a Mrs Harry La Montague, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Browne Krech, Mr.. and
IT.. Herbert NJ. Hartman, Mr.. and
Mrs Jsy Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. FREDERICK
T6ey and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver DE
LAneey Coster. ~
ard Mrs. Frederick Y. Dalziel, Mr.. and
Mrs J. Gordon Douglas, Mrs. Alex
.n5sr Brown, Mrs GouveTneur kort-
Y;gbt Mrs. Frederick Nelson, Mrs.
King Carley, Mr.. and Mrs, P, Stuyve-
sant Pilot, Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Polk,
Mn and Mrs. A. D. B. Pratt, Mr.. and
Ms Henry Pierrcpont Perry, Mr.. and
Nrs oliver Perrin, Mr.. and Mrs. 7, j..
Oaklev Rh:nelander, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iorillard Spencer, Jr, Mr.. and MIS-
Grisvo,d A. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur u Weekes, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam F.tzhugh Whitehouse, Mr.. and
Ms Charles A. Van Rensselaer, and
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Earl stevens.
There we're also present Mrs. Henry
s. Redmond, Miss Luisita Leland, Miss
Lisa Suydam, Miss Harriet Alexander,
Miss Louise 3. Scott, Miss Elsie de
We 'e. Miss Mary Wiborg, Miss Janetta
Alexander, Miss Olga Wlborg, Miss
Mildred Gautier Rice. Miss Elsie Rice,
Z Miss Susan Fish Dresser, Miss Alex
sndra Emery, Miss Beatrice Clafin,
Miss Matilda Bigelow, Miss Gwendolen
King, Miss Florence Lee, Miss Anne
Depew PGuld.rC, Miss Lota Robinson,
Robert u. Wren. l.. Coster Wilmer
ding. Worthiugton Whitehouse, Alex
auder 6 Webb, Lawrence Atterbury,
Samuel D. Paddock, Alfonso de Ma
varro. James de Wolfe Cutting, Hugh
D. Cotton, Magistrate Peter Townsend
Barlow. Harry s. Black. Frederick Il.
Baldwin. A-hfel and James ". Barney,
Dr John Frceland, DR.. George Boiling
Lee. John G.. Gray. jr.. Franklin A.
Plunmer. Francis and Maurice Roche,
Andrew C. G. Sage. Frederic 4. JUL
lard, Leonard Jacob. Frank A. Munsey,
Geofrey TAYLOR. Philip O. Mills. Will
ism. T. Eldridre, T. Chesley Richard
son, IT,, Henry T. Eldrdge and W.
Rhne.snder Stewart. jr.
Mss Amy Baker gave her annual re-
cital Yesterday afternoon in the music
room OF the BiltmOre. She was assist
cd BIZ Charles Norman Granville, barry
tone, with Bruno HUM at the piano.
Miss Baker gave several interesting
Rotations. the first being on war top
ics. Mr. Granville sang a group Of
English folksongs and a song cycle
composed by Mr. HUM.
among muse III NHt duultHNt NCiC
Mrs. Peter Moller, Miss Adelina Moller,
Mrs Henry Wilmerding Payne, Mrs.
Charles Devallo Lathrop, Miss Vera A.
Il. Cravath, Mrs. John c. Blodgett, Mrs.
W. Lanier Washington, Mrs. Isaac
How, Miss Grace Cumnock. Miss Car
re Cortis and Edward y. Taller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Fl. Gary gave a
theatre party last night and afterward
took their guests, twenty-four in num-
Der, to the Waldorf-Astoria for supper
and dancing.
Sir Montague and Lady Allen, Of
Montreal. Canada, arrived in the city
yesterday and are at the Waldorf.
Mss NJ symphonies Bristed will re-
turn 20 the city to-day. after visiting
friends for several weeks in Washing
ton and Philadelphia.
NJ and Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius
and Miss Isabel Stcttinius have closed
heir house, II East Sixty-fifth Street,
and are at the Gotham.
Richard Mortimer, Of Tuxedo, n. Y,
s at the Vanderbilt for a few days be-
lore leaving for Washington.
Mr. and Ms. lie Grand G. Griswold
Will 70 70 Mount Kisco, y. Y, on May
IL for the summer.