New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28

At the Etz-Carlton Hotel, on Thurs
dav evening. March II. Mi-Careme
carnival will be given for the benent
Of tho West Side Juvenile Club. lheIe
will be an informal entertainment, FOL
lowed by general dancing. On the
committee i'm charge Of the arrange
mcnts are Miss Joy Williams, Miss
Louisa s. :. Trevor, Miss Jane Nor
Gan. Miss Ina Kissel, Miss Priscilla
Peabody. Miss Emmaleua Sizer, Miss
Lisa S,illman. Miss Mary Jay Schiette-
lin. Miss Mercedes de AcOsta, Miss Ro-
setta Carson, Miss Vera Bloodgood,
Miss Marie Taller. Miss Nouletu Proc
tor, Miss Ruth Moller, Miss Gertrude
y. yelling, Miss Margery Rand, MISS
lesson Thaycr. Miss Adrlenne lselln'
Miss Audrey Osborn, Miss Dorothy
Hurry. Johnston l.. Redmond, Harvey
$. Ladew, Fisher Goodhue. Reginald q.
Rives, Shepard Krech, William h. DICK,
Howard A. Plummcr. Charles II. Well
ing and George 4. Washington, %.
Ii is hoped that every one will wear
fancy costumes Tickets, at So each,
may he obtained from Miss Shipper,
3Ol Lexington Avenue.
Among those who have taken boxes
for the Mi-CarCme bal mesque TO be
Given for the benefit Of the poor of
New York on Tuesday evening, March
@. at the Plaza. are Mrs. Stuyyesant
Fish, Mrs. Cornelius c. Cuyler, Mrs. ).
Stewart Barney. Mrs. Paul Morton,
Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton, Mrs.
Henry Sauderson and Miss Caroline l..
Morgan. Confetti, carnival taVors ana
cigarettes will be sold by Mrs. q. T.
Schoonmaker, Mrs. Newell W. Illton'
Miss Susan Fish Dresser, the Misses
Sarah. Olga and Mary WibOrg, Miss
Beatrice Clahin and other young
women in society.
Some OF the members Of the floor
committee are George b. Nagstaii,
Robert +. Tod, l.. Costcr Wilmerdine,
James Barnes, Alfonso dc Navarro,
Horace Chase Stebbins, 6. Macculloch
Miller. Lawrence S Butler, }. Lorimer
Worden. G.. Creighton Webb. Felix ID.
Doubleday. James De Wolf Cutting,
Lyttleton Fox, Lorillard Spencer, Muir
raw Hoffman. Dexter Blagden, Irving
n. Pardee, Harry c. Cushing, Sd, and
Erskine Hewitt.
Miss Juliana Cutting has charge Of
the affair, and tickets may be obtained
from her, at the Plaza.
The Mi-Careme ball TO be given at
the Plaza on the night Of March II, for
the benefit Of the free Montessori TIE o.
ement Schools Of New York. has the
following floor committee: James c.
Mcclure, chairman; Albert A. Boyden,
W. X. Brown, Frederick X. HOisington,
Zion Huntington Hooker, Rutger
Bleecker Jewett, Edgar Park. Alfred IL.
Swayne, Newell W. Tilton. Livingston
Wetmore. Ralph u. Bunnell. Edgar A.
Carolan, Chandler Smith, Norman r.
Cushman. Lieutenant John +. Daniel,
Louis n. Dos PasSos, &. Carroll Colds
borough. Luther Lay Gsdd, Sidney =.
Henshaw, Edward Simmons Hall, Al
fred Huston, James Anderson Hawes.
BENJAMIN Il. Lummis, George p. Mont
comery. Ralph Marsh, Paul Flbert
Thebaud. Major A. Il. Whitney, Jr.,
Frederick $. Woodruff. Major Charles
Elliot Warren and Charles II. Wilson.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton Is
chairman Of the finance committee,
and tickets. at s., may be had from
her. At BIZ Fifth Avenue. The ball rs
under the management Of Mrs. Groner.
The annual charity concert by the
Symphony Club Of New York at
EoIian Hall next Wednesday afternoon
PROMISES 20 be a notable event socially.
artistically and financially. This year
the procceds Of the concert will go to
the American Polish Relief Committee,
OF which Nine. Marcella Sembrieh is
president.