New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02
MRS. ORME WILSON
HOSTESS AT BENEFIT
Entertainment Given at Her
Home in Aid Of BeauX
Arts Students.

An entertainment for the benert OF
families OF students Of the Beaur Arts
Of Paris was given yesterday afternoon
AZ the house Of Mrs VI. Orme Wilson,
Q East SiXty-fourth Street. Maurice
Damour. who is in the United States
on q mission from the French govern
mcnt. made the opening address. which
was followed by p musical programme.
The artists were Miss Lima OLSON. so
prano. Miss Beatrice Harrison. 'celiiSt;
Francis Rogers. barytone, and Albert
Spaldng. violinist. The accompanies
were Joseph Pizzarello. Bruno HUM
and Andre Benoist.
The second part Of the programme
included a one-act comedy by Andre
Barde. entitled "Suzy." In the cas-;
were Andree Merry, Of the Theatre
Francois: Simon Revylc, Charles
Schauten and Henri Very.
Among those interested IN the al
fair were Mrs. John +. Alexandra. Mrs
j. Nelson Borland, Mrs. ". Piersoh
Hamilton. Mrs. Vincent Aston. Mrs.
George Henry Warren. Mrs. A. Murray
Young. Mrs. J. Carroll Beckwith. Mrs.
" Adams Delano, Mrs. Archer VI
huntington. Mrs. Burke Roche. Mrs.
Columbus ODonnell Iselin. Mrs. John
r. Berwind, Mrs Frederic Foster Carey,
Mrs. ". Seward Webb. Mrs. W. Averell
Hartman. Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan,
Mrs. Willard d. Straight. Mrs. Dom
Barber and Mrs Gustav klssep
Miss Rosetta Carson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore Carson,
will be married TO Laurence Won Post
Schwab. in Calvary Church, at o'clock
this afternoon. The ceremony will be
followed by a reception al the nome
Of the brides parents, l49 hast Inirty-
seventh Street.
Miss Edith L. Adams, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert +. Adams, VIII become
the bride OF Jules Glaenzer' at inc
same hour. in ST. Thomas's Church. =
reception will follow at the home o.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams, 3 East seventy
sixth Street
Another Of the dances arranged by
Mrs. Lindsey Tappin anu Mrs. George
X. r. Wade will take place this even
ing al Sherry's
Charles +. Sampson will give DIN
nor tonight at Sherry's. and Mrs. how
ard Carroll will give a similar al ar
- her home, East Sixty-folrth
Street.
Mis-. Ruth V. Twombly gave dinner
1t NIGHT AZ the house OF her mothei'
Mrs il. Mex Twombly, oS4 Fiitn
Avenue.
Robert Eugene Gallatin gave an even
mo of French comedy. followed DS
dancing. last night at Sherrys.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tuckermsn, VINO
sncnt several weeks at the Rltz-CaIl-
ton. left there Yesterday for Los An
gees.
Mr.. Henry ..ersey Andrew, OF oo'
Uest End Avenue. will be at nome Oh
the last three Wednesdays In February
from 1 until 7 o'clock. TO introduce hei
stendauchter. Miss Beatrice Andrew
Another Of the Tuesday dinner d9ilccs
for the benefit Of the lafayette I Inu
vas held last night in the Della hooo'a
Room OF the Hotel Vanderbilt.
Dinners we're given last night a. inc
Ritz-Carlton BY Mr.. and Mrs. ll I.'.i'''
& Rockefeller. Mrs. George u. bour"V
and Howard StuIges.
The first Of series Of eignt lu.vn,
cons. preceded By talks on construc1Ise
living. or life as a fine art given .:
Mrs. Mary Ethridge Thompson 'napIn'
was held yesterday at the home OF NJ
John j. Mason, III Madison A'',-'
Among those who attended were MIS-
lobu Jacob Aston. Mrs. Albert Dodge
Smith and Mrs. J. Arnold.