The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Gov. and Mrs. Charles 8. Whitman are
at the 81. Regis.
Mrs. Clarence W. Bowen will give a
luncheon to-day at sherrVs.
The last for this season of the Friday
Junior Dances will be given tonight at
the Plaza.
Miss Blanche Potter will give a din
ner and theatre party this evening for
her niece. Miss Helen Geer.
The last OF the Dime dances ar
ranged by Miss Annabella Olyphant will
be held tonight at Sherry's.
Mrs. Nelson Herrick Henry will give
a luncheon to-day AT the Colony club
for her niece. Miss Frances W. Henry.
MIR. and Mrs. James Remsen Strong
gave a supper and dance last night In
the Crystal room Of the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. Stephen @. Williams will give a
small dance tonight at her rome. 3
East %Seventy-nfth street, for Miss Eliza
beth wyeth.
Mrs. Thomas Hunt Taimage will give
a luncheon to-day at the Ritz-Carlton
for her daughter. Miss Lillian Hunt Tai
mage.
Mrs. william Alexander "a a re-
ception and tea yesterday at the st.
Regis for Henry Morgenthau. Ambassa-
dor TO Turkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Masee have re-
turned from Aiken. s. g.. and are at
the ST. Regis before going 10 their house
In Mount kisco for the summer.
At the home OF Mrs. Henry Seligman,
40 West Fifty-sixth street. this after-
| moor a recital for the beneit OF anti
! suffrage work will be given under aus
| pices Of the Guidon Club. Mrs. John j.
Rooney will sing folk songs.
Miss Eleanor Ryckman Brown and
Edwin Muller. J.r.. will be married IN
the Contra, Presbyterian Church this
evening. At the st. Regis his afternoon
will be celebrated the wedding OF MISS
Mary Trip and Clifford HemphiIl.
A costume dance for debutantes Will
he given tonight at Sherry's. Among
the hostesses will be Mrs. r. Mcneil
Bacon. Mrs. Russell II. Hoadley. Jr',
Mrs. Thomas II. Howard. Mrs. Charles
NJ. Chaplin, Mrs. James w. Markoe and
Mrs. W. Pierson Hamilton.
A concert for the benefit Of colored
missions In the diocese OF the Cathedral
of st. John the Divine. will he held al
D%e,monico's on the afternoon OF May 3
Among the members Of the committee
are Mrs. Richard Irwin, Mrs William
T.. Iseiin. Mrs. Louis M. Ogden. MRS
charles r. Hoffman and Mrs. Arthur
o. Choate.
At the home OF Miss Leary. lo32 FIN
avenue. yesterday afternoon n por'
trait of Cardinal Farley painted by
pierre Tartoue was presented to th'
officers of the Dunwoodie College. The
nortralt. which was painted a year ago
In a rift OF Miss Ieary. The Cardinal was
present. and among those receiving were
Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed. Mrs. Va'
Rruuh Livingston. Mrs. Henry Water
Taft and Mrs. Walter Rutherford
An entertainment consisting principail,
OF special dances and entitled "For
tunes Fete'' win be given to-night II
the grand ballroom of the Hotel Astol
for the benefit Of the New York Asso
citation for the Blind. There wiz o.
characteristic dances to Illustrate TN
story OF Fortune and her followers
Among the members Of the COMMITTEE
are Mrs. Lawrence L. Gillespie. Mr.
bradley Martin. Mrs. p. Cooper Hewitt
and Miss Winifred Holt.
A series of tableaux WANTS for tn
benefit OF Venetian sufferers In the wa
will be held tonight at the home o
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, $50 FIT
Avenue. Baron de Meyer will pose tn
tableaux, which will follow famous ital
ian paintings Of the seventeenth an
eighteenth centuries. some u THOSE '
nose are Mrs. Arthur q. Burden. Mrs.
Archibald 8. Alexander. Mrs. Sydney !
Breese, Mrs. Howard q. Cushing, Mis-
, barbara Rutherfurd. Miss Maud Kahr
/ Miss Mary Hoyt Wiborg and Miss Edit
/, Deacon. There will be special must
by Armand Vescey's orchestra. Ticket
al S25 each are being sold BY Mr.
. walter f.. Maynard. IA East Forfeit
. street, and they will be limited to "O'
There was q rehearsal OF the tableau
last night At Mrs. Va~nderoilts mouse.