New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

Mrs. James c. Marshall, and on the
same day Mrs. William S. Letchford
gave a tea to meet Miss Pauline Fiske.
Mrs. John W. Castles gave q dance
at the Whippany River Club for Miss
Agnes Mitchell last night. On Deem
Der 2 an informal dance will be given
at Washington HALL The patronesses
are Mrs. Robert d. Foote, Mrs. Fred
erick Ward Ford, Mrs. Henry F. Taylor,
Mrs. Frederic W. Merrell, Mrs. Francis
s. Hoyt and Mrs. Watts.
Miss Harriet Cramp will give a
dinner at the Morristown Golf Club "a
December 2. Mrs. Thomas W. Cauld-
well gave "dovc dance" at her home,
on Elm Street, on November IA.
Sigismund Stojowski will give re-
cital for the benefit of the Polish war
sufferers on Tuesday, November 2S, at
the Wayside, Convent, near Morris-
town.
The annual entertainment for the
benefit of the Grosvenor Neighborhood
House will be held on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, December l9 and
IA, in the ballroom of the Plaza Hotel.
A musical comedy entitled Here's to
the Girl" book and lyrics by Miss
Grace r. Henry and John x. Hodges
and music by Vinton Freddy, will be
presented. Among those in the cast
are the Misses Mimi Scott, Helen
Hoadley, Messrs. John K. Hodges and
Reginald Townsend, and there will be
a chorus composed of debutsntes Of
the winter.
The committee in charge includes
Miss Margaret C. Overton, chairman;
Miss Catherine D. Colt, tickets Miss
Augusta P. Dixon, programmes; Miss
Margaret Mason, advertisements, and
Miss Caramai Carroll, publicity.
Five hundred invitations have been
issued for the reception TO be given
at Happy Day House, 236 Second Ave-
nue., on Monday, November 81, from 8
10 s. The artists who will take part
in the musical programme are B. VAL
entine Jlson, barytone; Seldom Gra-
ham, violinist; Benjamin Chase, blind
tenor; Miss Edith Farmer, soprano, and
Miss Margaret Hoberg, pianist.
The programme has been arranged
by Miss Ruby Rees. The reception is
given for the bazaar chairmen and
their workers, who are TO take part in
the American bazaar, which will be
given for the benefit of the Little
Mothers Aid Association in the ball
room of the Waldorf-Astoris, on De-
cember .. The chairmen OF the various
committees up to date are: Auxiliary
No. /. Mrs. Bond Stow, president, and
Mrs. II. B. Lloyd; Auxiliary No. =,
Mrs. William H. Lusk; Little Mothers
table, Mrs. II. F. Kiddle, Mrs. Sidmon
Nellie, Mrs. Charles +. Sprague, Mrs.
George Perkins Lawton, Mrs. Albert
Hepp and Mrs. Damon Lyon; candy
table, Mrs. Charles L. Abbott; flowers,
Mrs. c. Albert Small; art table, Mrs. j.
Stuart Blackton; "New Workers" Mrs.
Henry Russell and Mrs. Henry Haw-
kins; "kewpies," Mrs. John L. Sardy
and Mrs. T.. l.. Cunningham; military
booth, Mrs. John j. Cowdrey; college
table, Mrs. Robert Treupel; young
women's booth, Mrs. Jeanne Card and
Mrs. +. W. Newton; enterprise table,
Mrs. George Carr, Miss Gladys BEETLE
helm and Miss Elsie Mccall; Southern
table, Mrs. Z. b. Williams; butterfly
table. Mrs. f. K Edwards; baby booth.
Mrs. II. c. Greanelle, Mrs. G.. II. Strong
and Mrs c. n. Wilcox; utility table,
Miss NJ. VI. Remington; worth while
table, Mrs. James K. Silliman and Mrs.
Alfred Muller; theatre ticket booth,
Miss Ruby Rees; cider table, Miss Lii
liam Shields; dolls, "old lady in shoe"
Mrs. J. Stuart Smith; pslmistry, Mrs.
Camille Birnbaum; tea room, Mrs. Flor
ence Edmondson, Mrs. A. NJ. Milander
and Mrs. r. H. Bruins; dancing, Mrs.
W. +. Wilkinson; speciality, Mrc.
Charles o. Mas; reception committee,
Mrs. Noble McConnell; programme,
Mrs. J. II. Johnston and Mrs. Z. d.
Stone; boxes. Mrs. A. W. Riddle, Mrs.
F. c. Randell and Mrs. Benjamin LII
lard.
The Neighborhood Social and In
dustrial Club. Mrs. Frank 7. Wise
president. will hold its annual meet
ing AT the Hotel McAlpin tomorrow
At noon. II will be followed by n
luncheon at l o'clock and cards in the
afternoon.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. A. p. Relay, Mrs. !. J. Foster
and Mrs. A. ". Gray. Among those
interested are Mines. Clarence Burns.
f. NJ. Biggs. j. s. Browne, j. {. De
Winter, ". St. George Elliott, jr, +.