New-York tribune., 1916-02-27


costume by young girls, and solo IfeeK III
terpretation by Miss Bedell
The active spirit among the woman's or
ganizations promoting the educational move
ment is Mrs. Dinwiddie, from whom tickets
NAV be obtained at $3.50 each, at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel.
Among the patrons and patronesses are;
General and Mrs. Coleman du Pont Mr.. and
Mrs. los. p. Blair Miss Sara Elliot Barnweh
Mrs. Walter McCorkle, Mr.. w. A. Clark, Mrs.
Ernest Fahnestock, Mrs. John Christensen,
Mrs. H. p. Hodson, l'rs. Edwin Steese Mrs
Chester Alexander, Mrs. C. A. Ditson, MRS.
William Ross Proctor and DR.. and Mrs. j.
Riddle Gofe.
Hinder the direction of DR.. Arnold Genthe,
Walter ID. Goldbeck and Mario Korbell, an
entertainment will be given in the grand bali
room of the Plaza Hotel, Wednesday evening,
March 8. for the benefit of the Polish VIC
tins Relief Fund. 1t is under the patronage
of Mr.. and Mrs. |. ]. Paderewskl, Mrs. John
Jacob Astor, Mrs. George l.. Babson, MRS.
John Mccormack. Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs
Ralph Pulitzer and Mrs. Ernest Scheiling.
The programme includes the "Danse de
rEventail." invented and arranged by Mr..
Goldbeck and danced for the first time by
Miss Hda Biyar, who has offered her SER
vices free as a contribution to the help OF
Poland. Miss Byar will be accompanied by
the Little Symphony Orchestra, conducted
by George Barrere. Miss Mildred Diiling'
the harpist, will accompany Miss Biyar IN
several OF her dances.
Tickets. at So each, can be secured at the
Plaza Hotel and at the Edison Shop, 473 Fifth
Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Joel Mott Allen, Of So West
Fifty-seventh Street, gave an auction bridge
party on Wednesday in Mr.. Aliens studio IN
the Sherwood.
Among the guests were DIR. and Mrs. henry
S. Bartholomew. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mott
Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Rhine
lander. Mr.. Wiimerding, Rufus R. Graves, Mr..
and Mrs Frank w. Jenkins. Mrs. Stanley
Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Barclay, K. V. Nc
Carty. Miss Judith Yer Planck. Claud Jester,
c. X. Sherman and Mr.. and Mrs. George f.
Boynton.
The Junior class of the New York Medical
College and Hospital for Women will hold Its
annual prom at the Hotel Ansonia on Tues
day evening, February 2e. 1t will be leap
wear dance, and the favors will be appropriate
to the occasion. The committee consists or
Miss Olive Bourne chairman Miss Beatrice
Trautman, Miss Charlotte Supp, and Miss
Madeline Kahrs Among the patronesses are
Miss Florence Guernsey, DR.. Lucy Osborne
Wight. Mrs Mary Bourne, Mrs. James Brad
ley, Mrs. John Francis Yawger, DR.. Cornelia
c. Brant, Mrs. John Hudson Storer and DR..
Emily Charles.
The Fordham PROM" the social event ush
ering in the seventy-hfth anniversary of the
founding of the university. will be held in the
grand ballroom OF the Biltmore Hotel, Wed
nesday evening. This year the prom will be
under the direction OF the Alumni Association.
and the alumni clubs OF Boston, Philade-
pha, Washington. Richmond, Pittsburgh and
other cities will be represented
The committee of arrangements consists
Of James P. Clark, Edward F. Calan, Arthur
McAleenan, Charles J. McCafferty, Charles A.
Hatfield, John J. Mulcahy and George V.
McNally, chairman, East 42d Street
Among the patronesses are Miss Annie
Lcdry, MIS-. MdItln H. OlyIlll, WIS. HioiSdh
]. OBrien, Mrs Bird S. Coler, Mrs. Nicholas
F. Brady. Mrs. John F. Farrell, Mrs. Robert
F. Wagner, Mrs. Peter Mcdonnell, Mrs
Walter Burke, Mrs. Jacob Rupert, Mrs
Joseph Mulqueen and Mrs. Thomas M. Mulry
Mrs. John Humphrey Watkins has left
town for Palm Beach, where she will remain
until the end of Lent. She recently gave
luncheon to the officers Of the Suffrage
League at the Ritz Carlton.
Miss Florence Gilbert is daughter OF Mrs
Cyril P. Dugmore. She was introduced to
society this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton will
give dinner of fifty covers on Tuesday at
Delmonco's Mrs Seton leaves town on
March to spend month in Nassau and
Florida
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt spent few days last week
at the Yama Farms, Napanoch. N. Y.
Brigadier General James B. Hickey U. S.
A. (retired), is at the Hotel Belleclaire for
short stay.
Aiken, S. C., February 25.-The Washington
Birthday dance at the Highland Park Hotel