New-York tribune., 1916-02-17
Mrs. Drexel Dahlgren En-
tertainS for Niece at the
New Colony Club.
MRS. {. VANDERBILT
HOSTESS AT DANCE
Nine. Barrlentos, New Spanish
Prima Donna, Sings at Mrs.
Young'S Musical.

Mrs. Drcxel Dahlgren gave a dinner
az the new Colony Club last night for
her niece, Miss Sarah II. b. Penrose.
the debutante daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bingham Penrose, Of
Philadelphia After dinner Mrs. Dahl
gren took her guests TO the Princess
Theatre. and later TO the home Of Mrs.
Wilbcr A. Bloodgood 80 East Thirty
fourth Street, for supper and dancing.
The guests. about sixty-fve in mum
/ her. included Mr.. and Mrs. Seton
Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel
Bddle, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Angler b..
Duke, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Astor
/ Bristed, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence,
Miss katherine. Miss Madeleine and
Miss Ulrica Dahlgren. Miss Rosalie q.
Ploodgood. Miss Grace and Miss SYM
phorosa Dahlgren, Miss Adelaide and
Aileen Sedgwick, Miss Gertrude Adee.
/ Miss Helen MacGregor Byrne, Miss
| Isabel Stettinius, Miss Marion tiffany,
| Miss T. Reta Norrie, Miss Eleanor
ArltfU, MISS AtiEtI IltllNif nAoo ~
fred Dennis. Miss Anne Young. Of Bal
timore; Sidney Dillon Ripley. James NJ.
Beck. ir.. Francis Watrous, Murray
Hoffman. Reginald Francklyn, Dwight
Partridge. George L. Turnure. jr.,
Charles Shaw. Richard S. Emmett,
George Bloodgood, John Farr Maitland
Bclknap, Edmund Peasley, Harry Cush-
ing. 3d, and Robert NJ. Carrere.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt gave a
dance last night at her house on Fifth
Avenue.
Mrs. a. Murray Young gave a musi-
cal last night at the new Colony Club.
Nine. Barrientos sang, her numbers IN
cluding q new song by Granados, Air
dies Possignols." by Rameau, and other
elections.
Arthur Stanley Riggs gave lecture
Cd France: The Country, the People
and the War" yesterday afternoon at
the house Of Mrs. George Jay Gould,
S57 Fifth Avenue, for the benefit OF the
disabled French soldiers and destitute
women of France. The lecture was
Illustrated with selected lantern slides
rom Mr.. Riggs's collection OF over
200 relating 10 France. lie also
howcd a number of new war pictures
taken from the fret line trenches ana
reduced BIZ courtesy Of the French
Embassy. The patronesses included
Mrs. Sidney ". Fish, Mrs. John q. A.
Leishman. Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Mrs.
William Astor Chanler, Mrs. Anthony
d. Drexel, jr., Mrs. Newbold lie Roy
Edgar, Mrs Snowden Fahnestock and
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, ir.
Announcement was made yesterday
in London and New York Of the en-
gacement Of the Baroness Won Andre
TO Baron r. H. II. Wedel Jarlesberg,
Norwegian Minister of Finance. The
Baroness Won Andre, who is a sister Of
Mrs. Chauncey VI. Depew, spent the
carly winter in this city and IS now in
London. Her first husband was the
late Baron Adoph Won Andre, Bel
cian noblcman. The baroness and Mrs.
Depew are daughters Of the late Mr..
and Mrs Henry Palmer and grand
daughters of John Palmer, founder ana
first president Of the Merchants Bank.
The wedding will take place soon in
London.
Mrs. Robert K. Livingston and her
son. Robert r. Livingston, left town
Yesterday for New Orleans and Call
fornia.
Miss Helen Dorothea Kane. daughter
Of the late Walter Langdon Kane, will
be married this afternoon in the Ca
thedra of St. John the Divine to Sey-
uour Johnson. The ceremony will be
followed ly a reception at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. William r.
Glyn, AZ East Sixty-seventh Street.
Mrs. Horace s. Ely gives a dance
this evening at the Hotel Gotham.
The former Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Iindley NJ. Garrison are at the
Hotel Gotham for fortnight.
Mrs. William A. Hamilton. Mrs. Louis
B. Woodruff and Mrs. William Delavan
Baldwin will give a reception at the
Hotel Gotham on Friday afternoon,
February %. 10 meet Percy w. Muncy
and privately view his recent painting
Of Fritz Holm, as commissioner OF the
Boy Scouts Of America Tea viii be
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney will go
~ Palm Beach at the end Of the month
70 spend few weeks.
Dinners were given last night by
Mrs. N. Orme Wilson and Mrs. Ira
Davenport