New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
Miss Alice Wainwright, of
Rye, Is Guest Of Honor
at Sherry's
MRS. X. M. GILBERT
IS DINNER HOSTESS
Holds Theatre Party
Dance and Supper for
Geraldine c. Hall


yesterday at Sherrys for Miss Alice
Wainwright. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Tighe Wainwright, Of Home
wood Farms. Rye The guests included
Miss Elizabeth Remsen. Miss Ulrica
Dahlgren. Miss Nina Paris. Miss kath-
arine Morgan. Miss Helen Hoadley,
Miss Marion Sedgwick. Miss May
Taller, Miss Theodore Tiffany, Miss
Augusta de Forest, Miss Elizabeth
Wycth, Miss Flora Lee. Miss Martha
Keep. Miss McKim, Miss Frances
Shields. Miss Margaret Mason. Miss
Polly Damrosch, Miss Caroline Knapp
Miss Jeanne Gourd and Mrs. Sedgwick's
daughters. Miss Adelaide and Miss
Aileen Sedgwick
Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert. OF 563 Park
Avenue, gave a dinner last night at
the st. Regis for Miss Geraldine Condit
Hall. Afterward Mrs. Gilbert took her
guests TO the Century Theatre. In the
party were Miss Charlotte Guye, Miss
Agnes O'Gorman, Miss Anne Gilbert
Miss Mary Frances Gilbert. Miss Lo-
raine Allen, Norman Hickman. Benja-
min Willis, William Leith, G.. Dimolse,
Donald Cammann. Monroe Won May
hof and Purser Adams. A supper and
dance followed at the Blltmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Amory Haskell gave
a dinner last night at Sherry's in cele-
bration Of their twenty-ffth wedding
anniversary. The guests were all rela-
tives. Mr.. Haskell recently returned
from Europe.
An interesting entertainment was
given yesterday afternoon at the house
of Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn, 500
Madison Avenue. for the benefit OF the
Prospect Hill Day Nursery. The pro-
gramme consisted Of singing. dancing,
recitations and a dramatic sketch. Emf
lie Villemn. who had the artistic di-
rection Of the affair took part. lie
was assisted by Jeanne Maubourg. OF
the METROPOLITAN Opera House; Celine
Villemin. from the French Theatre;
Madeleine dEspinoy. Of the Concerts
Colonne. OF Paris; Nine. Burain Bar
rere and Beatrice Wood.
The officers Of the organization are
Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb, president; Mrs.
Samuel Sloan. Mrs Frederick b. Jen-
nings, vice-presidents; Mrs. James {.
Auchincloss, treasurer, and Miss Helen
r. Sloan.
The second for this season Of Albert
Morris Bagby's musical mornings was
held Yesterday at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The artists were Nine. Frances Aida,
Miss Beatrice Harrison and Giovanni
Martinelli
The Friday Evening Dances at the
Hotel Vanderbilt will be resumed this
week and be continued until Friday
evening. February Is, and, as in for
mer years, the proceeds will go to
charity. Among the managers OF the
dances are Percy r. Pyne, I'd, Richard
Peters, Alfonso de Navarro, Horace c.
Stebbins, Hamilton Fish, Jr, Charles D.
Wetmore. Francis Roche, W. Rhine
lander Stewart, jrp and William W.
Hoffman.
Mrs. George Dupont Pratt gave the
first Of two receptions Yesterday after
noon at her home, $40 Park Avenue.
The second one will be given next Mon
day.
Mrs. j. Rich Steers, of 81 East Sixty
seventh Street, gives a dinner tonight
for Mr.. and Mrs. William Appleton
Burnham.
Miss Isabel stettinius will give a
luncheon tomorrow at Sherry's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Dupignac have
closed their house, 40 East Seventy
fifth Street, and have gone TO the Pa
cihc Coast, where they Have taken a
house at Santa Barbara, Cal. for Janu-
AIRY. February and March. They have
with them their daughters, Miss Eleanor
Dupignac and Mrs. Mortimer Flagg'
Mrs. Walter Jennings will give a re-
ception to-day at her home, IL East
Seventeen Street, 20 introduce her
daughter, Miss Jeanette Jennings.
Miss Margaret Kelly, daughter of
Richard b. Kelly, will be married 20
James J. Porter. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Porter, on Saturday IN the
Central Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. II. Mex. Twombly will give a
dinner on Thursday at her house IN
Fifth Avenue.
Mrs. Henry Fletcher Godfrey will
give n luncheon to-day at Sherry's for
hcr daughter. Miss Theodore Tiffany.