The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-16

IdSt year anu III tue uelB uOOu VI
$4,000 was realized by the New York
county branch OF the American Red
Cross and its associated European
raj charities from the attractive tea
garden. which was daily taxed to Its
capacity with visitors. Mrs. William
Kinnicutt Draper. chairman Of the
New York county branch Of the Red
Gross. had Mrs. Belmont Tiffany as
ISOLATED with her a. vice-chairman.
and others interested in the Red Cross
work included Mrs. Arthur Scott Bur.
den. Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Edgar, Mrs.
Leonard A. Wood. Miss Margaret
Cameron. Mrs. Austin Baldwin. Mrs.
Bruce Clark. Miss E. Louise Sands.
Miss Marion Murdoch. Miss Bell B.
Gurnec. Miss Ruth Draper. Lawrence
Grant White and Frederick r. King.
The various European charities all
had their committees well represented
on their respective days and each az
ternocn and evening found a number
Of young society women in costume
serving as Mattresses.
There will be several entertain
ments from now on for the prospective
Easter brides and their attendants
and among them will be the luncheon
to be given by the Marquise de San
Mariana on Tuesday for Miss Eliza
beth Brewer Wood. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Henry A. Wise Wood. who
will be married to John Cyrus D6tler
of Baltimore In the chantry Of st.
Thomas's Church on April 20. The
guests will be Miss Woods bridal at
PENDANTS. On April q the brlde.to-be
will also give Q luncheon for them at
Sherry's.
Jules Bois Of France will deliver
a lecture on THE Great Martyrs Of
the War; on Tuesday afternoon at
Sherry's in aid Of the British, French
and Belgian Permanent Blind Relief
War Fund for soldiers and sailors
blinded in the war. The Rev. Or.
Ernest NJ. Stires. rector OF ST. Thomas
Church. will preside. and on the recep-
ton committee will he Mrs. Wendell
Baker. Mrs. o. II. =. Belmont, Mrs.
Irving Brokaw, Mrs. Nicholas Murray
Butler, Mrs. William Disston. Mrs. r.
Coleman du Point, Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson. Mrs. Charles Greenough. Mrs.
George j. Gould. Mrs. Otto II. Kahn.
Mrs. George A. Kessler. Mrs. James
Putnam, Mrs. Ralph Sanger. Mrs
Preston Satterwhite, Mrs. Edward T.
Stotesbury. Mrs. Barclay Warburton
and Mrs. r. Valentine Webster.
After the long dull period Of Lent the
dance to be given for debutantes at
Sherry's on the night OF April % will
he a welcome change. 1t will be a cos
tune party and It IL expected that ali
who attend will wear fancy dress Of
some kind. The dance was organized
by mothers OF debutantes last year and
enjoyed much favor with the young
people. who will be largely in evil
dence, As 1t will probably Inc the last
assembly OF this character for the
season.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Rus
sci II. Hoadley. Mrs. r. Mcneil Bacon,
Mrs. Frederic Foster Carey. Mrs. Will
lam Pierson Hamilton. Mrs. James W.
Markoe, Mrs. Thomas II. Howard. Mrs.
Charles Merrill Chaplin, Mrs. Carl A.
de Gersdor. Mrs. Charles Dana Glib
son and Mrs. Alvin w. Krech.
ohb b'op'N WI " ~ ~
ested in the annual dance to be given
at Sherry's on the night of April &c
! for the benefit Of HARLEM House, for
merly known as the Home Garden Set
Element. This entertainment has been
for several years one Of the fixtures OF
the post-Lcnten season While dane
ing will be the principal diversion,
there will be a room for auction bridge
for those who prefer this pastime,
| Mrs. Henry T.. Glib Of S75 Park ave-
nue. and Mrs. Horton Ijams of li9 Fast
Fortieth street are receiving applica :
tions for tickets. They are SO each
Tickets, including bridge. are s..
The members OF the dance com
mittee. OF which Mrs. Ijams is chair
man, are the Misses Julia s. Gilbert,
NJ. Louise Dixon, Frances r. Riker,
Pauline Bacon. Roxana w. Bowen,
Anne b. Bradley. NJ. Symphorosa
Bristed. Margaret II. Busk. Dorothea
Camp, Cornelia Won A. Chaplin. Adri-
enne NJ. Iselin, Amy h. johnson,
Grace II. Jenkins, Maude T.. Kahn,
Florence Lincoln, Doris Mangsm,
Elizabeth McVickar, Mary I, Francke,
Gertrude NJ. Geer, Kate Wyman
Griffin, Lois Hall, Mary NJ, Harts-
horne. Mary II. Haskell, Sylvia Holt,
Elizabeth =. Howard, Isabel Stet-
tinius. Margaret l.. Strong, Olive 4,
Trip. Margaret F.. Trevor, Margaret
II. Warren. Hope w. Williams. Natha-
lie w. Wood, Julia r. Zabriskie. Con-
stance l.. Chappell, Wlnifred W,
Chisolm, Catherine ID. Colt, Catherine
v. r.. Crosby, Vera A. II. Crayath.
Helen Jay Du Bots, Marion Carey
Dinsmore. Edith J. Farr, Margaret l.,
! Montgomery, Gertrude L.. Murray,
| Rita Norrie, Gertrude u. Pardee, Con-
stance Peabody, Marion Perry. Ethel
Fl. Simmons and Edith Sloan.
Some OF the young men who will act
as members Of the floor committee are
Charles V. HickoX, ]. Horton lJams,
Frederick w Kobbe. Kingsley Kun
hardt. Alrick II. Man, Jr,. Ransom
| Noble. Johnston Redmond. Livingston
l.. Short. Theron X. Strong. Alex