New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09
THE 3 DANCES
END FOR SEASON
Many Dinners Precede
Concluding Event in
Plaza Ballroom.
MRS. w. X. VANDERBILT
HOSTESS AT DINNER
Entertains for Daughter al Home
Miss Isabelle Louise
Amy to Marry.

The last Of the Three Dances for
this season was given last night at the
Plaza. Il was preceded by a number
of dinners given by the patronesses in
the palm room. Among the hostesses
were Mrs. Ira Barrows, Mrs. William
Lowe Rice, Mrs. Frederic Bull, Mrs.
Alexander II. Theirs and Mrs. Robert
A. Franks. After dinner there was
general dancing in the large ballroom.
Patronesses for the season. in add
ton to those already mentioned. were
Mrs. W. w. McAlpn, Mrs. William II
Porter, Mrs. Rowland A. Robbins, Mrs.
Charles William Romeyn, Mrs. Ian
caster Morgan, Mrs. Fairfax s. Land
street, Mrs. Charles Augustus Frank,
Mrs. William Curtis Demorest, Mrs.
Lyttleton Fox, Mrs. Albert ii. Ely, Mrs.
Richard V. Lindabury, Mrs. Frederick
Peterson, Mrs. Albert II. Wiggin. Mrs.
Edward II. W. Harris, Mrs. Henry
James. Mrs. Lewis H. Lapham, Mrs.
Philip b. Jennings. Mrs. J. Allen
Townsend and Mrs. John Baldwin
Walker
Mrs. William h. Vanderbilt gave a
large dinner last night at her house,
800 Fifth Avenue, for her daughter,
Miss Barbara Rutherford. The dinner
was followed by q dance, for which
a few additional guests were invited.
At about I o'clock supper was served.
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Mrs. Stuart Duncan gave a dinner
followed by a dance last night at her
house, East Sevcnty-ffth Street. Her
guests, mostly young people, numbered
about sixty.
Mrs. Burke Roche was another din
ner hostess last evening. She had
about fifty guests at her home, IS East
Seventy-seyenth Street.
Mrs. D. Dwight Collier gave thea
tire party followed by a supper and
dance at Sherry's last night for Miss
Geraldine L. Adee, the debutante
daughter Of Mrs Ernest K. Adee. The
guests, about sixty In number, were
taken to the Liberty Theatre. About
twenty-five additional guests came in
for the dancing and Apper.
Miss Beatrice Mott PARROT, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Erastus ]. Parrot. of Al
toona, Penn, will he married 20 j..
Watts Mcrcur. jr., Of Philadelphia, on
March /. in 81. Thomas's Church, this
city. There will be no bridesmaids
and no ushers. G.. Broadhead Under
man, Of Bethlehem, Penn, will be best
man. After their wedding trip Mr.
Mercur and his bride will live in Wal
lngford, Penn.
A tea. with music, followed by dane
ing. was given yesterday afternoon by
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre 1artoue, IN their
studio. East Forty-siXth Street. Dur
ing the afternoon there was on view
the life-sized portrait Of Mrs. Edward
3. Close, recently completed by Mr.
Tartoue. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. George Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcel Steinbrugge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Richards, Mrs. ". W. Nc
Alpin, Miss Harriet McAlpin, DR.. and
Mrs. Ernest Fahncstock and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Dominick.
Another Of the Tuesday night din
ner-dances took place last evening al
the Waldorf-Astoria, with Mrs. Ste
phen Van Rensselaer, as the hostess.
William Farrells original pantomime
"Idylle D'Amour," was given by Miss
Alice Lake and Mr.. Farrell. Miss
Gladys Jackson and Hugh Thompson
appeared in LA Rina.' Spanish
dance, and LA Rose Noire," waltz.
The fifth Of the Tuesday dinner
dances for the benefit of the Lafayette
Fund was held last evening in the
Della Robba room Of the Hotel Van
derbilt.
Miss Isabelle Louise Amy, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest j. II. Amy. will
be married to Hubert Mcdonnell, Of
this city. soon after Easter The eX-
act date for the wedding has not been
set
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson will give
a dinner tonight at her house, 121
East Seventy-third Street, for Miss
Irene Langhorne Gibson.
Another Of the subscription supper
dances arranged by Mrs Lindsey Tap
pin and Mrs. K b. Wade takes place
tonight at Sherry's
The first Of two dinner-dances ar
ranged by Miss Florence James vii
be given tonight in the Spanish ball
room Of the Holland House.