The sun., 1916-12-17
WEEK OF DANCES WILL USF1 HER
IN THE CHRISTMAS GAYETIES

ChIty
A good number Of boxes and seats
have already been subscribed for, and
as the organization for which the m
tertainment Is being given depends
largely on the proceeds of this event
for its maintenance there Is every
promise Of a large and fashionable at
tendance. Frantzen's orchestra will
play for dancing. Tickets at IS each
and boxes at $50 and 500 may be OBJ
tanned Of Mrs. Charles l.. Riker at
80 East Thirty-ninth street.
Among the ~debutantes interested in
the ball are the Misses Katherine
Whitmarsh. Ray Buckley. Elizabeth
Chaplin. Helen Clarkson. Frances Bal
lard. Beatrice Beck. Katherine Biggs.
Helen Cameron. Elizabeth Clark. Polly
Damrosch, frances Field. Katherine
HOLSTER. Hazel Hopkins. Evangeline
Johnson, Martha Keep. Esther Kim
ball. Alice Lawrence. Madelaine
Lynch, Grace Montgomery, Ellen Nc
Carter. Sally Palmer. Beatrice Pyn-
chon. Amy Reick. Marjorie Sillcocks.
Lily Stehli. Henrietta Talcott and
Margaret whiting.
The p~atronesses are Mines. Andrew
Fletcher. benjamin T. %F'airchild, Dom
aid G. Geddcs. William l.. Hardness.
Arthur Glib. Legg Howard. Francis
l.. Hine. ~TrowbridEe Hollister, WORTH
ington Hiue. George f. Ide. James Inn
brie. Daniel 8. Lamont, Frederick T..
Lewis. John II. Lynch. Philip q. Bart
lett. Robert c. Black. Thomas Blag.
den. Miriam p. Blagden. Jonathan
Buckley. Theodore Buckley. A. Camp
bell Burnham. Irving Brokaw, Henry
w. ]. Bucknall. A. J. Drexei Biddle.
Jr.. Hermann Biggs, d. Fairfax Bush,
Henry l.. Batterman. John Carsten-
sen. Robert W. earle. Sturgis Coffin,
Henry =. Dawson. William c. Demo-
rest. II. Blanchard Dominick, Clement
l.. Despard. Angler b. Duke, John 8.
Smith. Christopher D.. Smlthers, Fran
els $. Smithers. Charles Smithers. Syl-
vestus l.. S~choonmaker, Emil ].
Stehli. James II. Strong. Joseph II.
Seaman, Lucien Tying. John Van Nos.
trand. Howard +. Whitney, Everett p.
Wheeler. Albert II. wiggin. w. de
Forest Wright. A. Fillmore Hyde. Flu
gene l.. Maxwell. Herbert Mcbride.
Gates w. McGarrah. Richard W.
Meade. John A. Mitchell, Frederick
w. Moss. Herbert l.. Pratt, Theodore
Pratt. Rufus Patterson, Carl 8. Pc
trasch, Shelburne Prescott. William
Ross Proctor. William II. Porter, r.,
stuyvesant Pierrepont. Roy A. Rainey,
George II. Read. Charles L. Riker.
Samuel Riker, Jr.. Philip A. Rollins
n James X. Sheffield.
In the ballroom OF the Ritz-Carlton
Tomorrow afternoon. from . until :
, o'clock. there will be a the dansant and
Christmas sale for the benefit OF the
o~rthopedlc ward OF the st-Graduste
Hospital. Many women who are in
terested In this institution are anxious.
TO raise sufficient funds for maintain
ing several nurses for the crippled
children.
The bazaar will be much In the ma
ture or a Christmas party with amuse-
rnents for both young and old. Saki. a
japanese dancer and pupil OF Anna
Pavlowa. will dance me there will be a
Punch and Judy show and other d.
versions. General dancing will be IN
order all afternoon. Tickets including
dancing n tea are $i.5O each. and
they may be obtained OF Mrs. Edward
McVickar. who Is president OF the
ward auxiliary. at s29 Park avenue:
Miss Margaret wlnslow, 4 East Tenth
street. or at the Rltz-Carlton.
Among those interested are Miss
Sylvia Barclay. Mrs. George +. Baker,
Jr, Mrs. Alfred Bosom. Mrs. Crawford
Burton, Miss Mary Garfield, Mrs.
Charles Connfelt. Mrs. Arthur Coppell.
Miss Estelle Crosby. Miss Charlotte
Delafeld. Mrs. 8. X. de Forrest. Mrs.
Albert II. Ely. Miss Julia Earle. Mrs.
Robert L. Fowler, Jr.. Mrs. w. s.
Gould. Mrs. Dawson c. Glover, Mrs.
j. Mott Hartshorne. Miss Marion Hol-
Inns, Mrs, Samuel X. Hinckley, Miss
Ruth King. Miss Julia Law, Mrs. II. q.
Leach, Mrs. Albert r, Motif. Mrs.
Lewis C.. Murdoch. Mrs. c. II. Mellon,
Jr.. Mrs. Lewis @. Morris. Miss Sophie
O%lyphant. Miss Edith O'Connor, Miss
Mildred Rives. Mrs. F. 8. Schmidt, Mrs.
Amos Schermerhorn, Miss Constance
Schermerhorn. Mrs. James r. Speyer,
Mrs. John T. Terry. Mrs. Howard
Wainwright. Mrs. Lewis s. Weeks,
Miss Joan whitridge and Mrs. Francis
d. Winslow.
Nine. Victor Horta. wife Of the d.
rector OF the Royal School Of Fine
Arts Of Belgium. is in this country en-
d~eavoring to raise funds for the sup
port Of homeless children of her coun-
try, and under the auspices of the
American AID for Homeless Belgian
Children. organized by her, there will
be held in the ballroom of the Biltmore
Wednesday night an entertainment
and dance.
Among the artists viii be Mile. Re
ne Criticos. q proteges OF Mrs. Fran
els Carolan, who has sung with sue
cess in Paris. Monte Carlo and Nice:
NJ. A. Bouilliez. barytone, and Edouard
Deru. violinist. Mile. Raymonde Delau-
nois Of the Metropolitan Opera House
will sing and Yvette Guilbert has
promised to appear. Miss Helen
Moeller will have her children perform
their Greek dances.
Tickets may be obtained OF Nine.
Horta at tho Biltmore. The patron
esses include Miss Leary. and Mines.
Otto II. Kahn. Philip W, Livermore.
Goodhue Livingston. A. A. Low. Wal
ter Maynard. James II. Mckee. Her
man Metz. John q. Neeser, Charles B..
Alexander. Robert Bacon. James NJ.
Beck, August Belmont. James c. Ber-
gen, Francis G. Bishop. Harry g.
Bowen. Clifford A. Cochran, James 8,
Cushman. Robert w. de Forest, John
II. Drexel. James b. Duke, DE Witt
Clinton Falls. Benjamin Guinness, G.
Oliver Iselin and Francis Carolan.