The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

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than 100 friends at a the dansant
given Mt the Sailfsh Club. Mr.. Grim
minis. who has not been in the best Of
health for some months. was obliged
to remain In q steamer chair du0tng
the afternoon. his guests being re-
ceived by his daughters. the Misses
Evelyn and Mercedes Crimmins.
Joseph Hartman and his nephew,
w. Earl Dodge. who left early last
week on a private car. stopped on at
the Virginia Hot Springs for several
DAYS before going to Miami and Palm |
Beach. Mrs. William Disston n her
daughter, Miss Pauline Disston. who |
were here for the greater part Of the
winter. have arrived at Palm Beach. |
Interest in sports has been aroused
by the arrival Of golf champions.
Not all OF the charity BENEFITS this
season take the form Of stage enter :
tainments and dancing. and plans are
under way for a novel Ice carnival
to be held at the 1t. Nicholas Rink on
Wednesday night in aid Of the relief
fund Of the Greater New York Com
mittee for Relief in Belgium. Many
VI the prominent amateur skaters OF
society are interested in the carnival.
The programme will include exhibi-
lions OF fancy skating by amateurs. ar
ranged by Irving Brokaw, a hockey
match between teams representing the
Union and KnickerbOcker clubs 10 be
refereed by Hobart A. II. Baker. and
GENERAL skating. which will be under
the supervision of Mrs. Barger Wal
ZACH. Tickets at s. "a may be OBJ
tanned at the Union. knickerbocker.
Racquet. Metropolitan and Colony
clubs and also from Bernon g. Prem
tice, 1l5 Broadway. who is chairman
Of the committee I'm charge Of arrange
ments.
Among the ~patronesses are MINES.
Charles G. Auchincioss, Robert l..
Bacon. Irving Brokaw. Charles Morgan,
Clarence G.. Pell. Bernon s. Prentice.
Grafton II. Pync, Kenneth b. Schley.
]. Victor Onavivia, Jr., Reeve Schley,
Harrison Tweed, George Il. Wagstah,
George Whitney. Courtlandt ID. Moss,
DevereuX Milburn, Lewis Cass Led
yard. Oliver lselin and the Misses Carol
Hartman. Harriet Alexander and Dor
Othy Kane.
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ton Gibbs and Daniel Pennell.
Some OF the pa~tronesses are Mrs
August Belmont. Mrs. j. Borden Harri'
man. Mrs. Lor!llard. Miss Mary Moore
Orr. Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer,
Mrs. 4. q. oakley Rhinelander. Mrs
Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Walter +,
Maynard, Mrs. James +. d. Lanier
Murray Butler. Mrs. George Chase
Mrs. Mcneil Bacon. Mrs. George Cor
don Battle, Mrs. Amos r. l.. Pinchot
Mrs. stephen Tying and Mrs. Norman
d. T.. Whitehouse.
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Through the courtesy of Mrs. Wen
Dell Bakev an auction bridge tourna
ment will he held in the ballroom o
the Colony club on Thursday after
noon, beginning at 3 o'clock. for tn,
benefit of the Vacation Association
There will be prizes of three well bre,
dogs for the players and tickets at q
each or tables at $40 may be had a
the vacation Headquarters, 50 Yves
Thirty-ninth street, or OF Mrs. Jane
Shaw. 80 East Seventy-fourth street
Among those Interested in the tour
nament are Mines. Winthrop Burr