New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Miss Suckley Prepares the
Best Composition on Life
of Dolly Madison"
MRS. +. K. STETTINIUS
HEADS ORGANIZATION
Mrs. NJ. F. Griggs. of Ardsley,
Gives Theatre Party for
Miss Clendenin.

The Junior Colonial Danes met yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Lewis L. Delahcld, 90 West Fifty
eighth Street prize was awarded
! to Miss Elizabeth Suckley, Of Rhine
beck. n. Y, for the best essay on
"The Life Of Dolly Madison" The
officers of the organization are Mrs.
Edward r. Stet,inius, president; Mrs.
Lewis l.. DclaGcld, Mrs. Lewis Gou-
verneur Iorris. Miss Cornelia Living
ston Cook and Miss Charlotte Della
field. The advisory board includes
/ Mrs. Schuyler Warren, Mrs. Anson
/ Moran. Mrs. Beverley Duer, Mrs James
/ Muhlcnberg Bailey and Miss Ellzabeth
I Lynch. ~.
Among the members are Miss Emily
/ Delafeld. Aiss Mary Haskell, MISS
| Katherine Van nsselaer, MISS
Sophie Duer. Miss Elizabeth Mohat''
/ Miss Margaret Haskell, Miss Frances
| Riker. Miss Elizabeth Haldane, MISS
/ Constance Lord, Miss Annie Moran,
I Miss Constance Chappel and MISS
Alice Warren. c-,
The members of the Junior Colonial
! Danes will appear IN one Of the tab
I leaux at the Father knickeroocker
ball at Sherry's, on February 10
Mrs. Maitland Fuller Griggs, Of
Ardsley, n. Y. gave theatre party
/ last night for Miss Genevieve Glen
denim. the debutante daughter Of Nh.
and MIS-. Joseph Clendenin. Mrs.
| Gricgs took her guests TO the Forty,
fourth Street Theatre, and aterward
to the Club du Ningt for supper ana
In the party were Miss Margaret
Dickson. Miss Grace Franklin, MISS
Marion Townsend, Miss Edith Williams,
Miss Julia Zabriskie, Miss Isabel J co,
mans. Miss Muriel Wiggln, Miss Ethel
Simmons. Miss Hope Williams, Mss
Helen Geer, Miss Mary !. Francke' MISS
Anstjss de Veau, Miss Anne Rathbone,
Miss Mercer French, Carleton VIM
chester. George 2. de Neau. Robert In
qersol Brown. Dunbar Adams. George
Nan Siclen. Edwin Gould. jr., Scott Me-
Cormick, Warner Montague. Howard
Bourne. Lee French, Rodney Williams,
Lindell Bat and Arthur Dorrahce' OF
Philadelphia.
Among the artists who will appear
at the Century Theatre on February
/. at the first of two matinees TO be
given for the British-American War
Relief Fund. are Paul Draper, Mrs.
Atherton. Kitty Gordon and Jack II
son Claude Beerbohm, Eva lie Gal
Ienne. Malyina Longfellow, Pedro dc
Cordoba. Hugh Dillman, Blanche Bates
and Daisie Irwin.
Among those who will sell pro-
grammes ar, Mrs. John Aston, Mrs.
Sidney W. Fish. Mrs. Howard CushlnS'
Mrs. Archibald S. Alexander, Mrs Wa
ter Maynard, Mrs. Shane Leslie PTS i-5
Henry Rogers Winthrop, Mrs. Kalph
sanger Mrs Charles +. Greenough,
Mrs Edgas. Riggs, Miss Josephine Os-
horn. Miss Janetta Alexander Miss
Helen Riggs. Miss Mary Hoyt Wiborg
Miss loan Wh.tridge, Miss Irene Glib
son. Miss Louise lselin, Miss Gladys
Waterbury. Miss Dorothy King ana
Miss Violet King.
Mi. Helen Dorothea Kane, daughter
If Mrs William 4. Glyn by former
marriage. Of ~ East Sixty-seyenth
Street. will be married to Seymour John,
son on February Il, In the Catnedral
Of s.. John the Divine. The ceremony
will be followed by reception at the
home Of the brides mother.
Mrs. John Aston returned TO town
Yesterday from Ottawa, where she
snent week as the guest OF the Duke
and Duchess of COnhaught. she Is al
the Ritz Carlton.
Mrs. BENJAMIN b. McAlpin will give
q dance at the Hotel McAlpin on rep
ruary 2.
Mrs. VI. Dwight Collier Will give
dance at Sherry's on February 8.
Mr.. and Mrs Prescott Lawrence have
gone TO the Greenbrier, White sulphur
Springs, W. Va, 10 spend several
weeks.
Lord and Lady Aberdeen will remain
at the Ritz-Carlton until February 3.
Mrs. J. Allen Townsend viii give
dance this evening at her house, 20
{ Madison Avenue, for her daughter, MISS
Marion Townsend.
Mrs. Frederic Bull will give dance
At the Colony Club tonight Tor MISS
Frederick Bull
The sixth morning musicale at the
Fillmore takes place to-day. Miss Ter
aldine Farrar will - among the ar
tists.