The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20
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rooms adjoining h ice gardens. Tick
cts at S. each. including supper. may
he had at the Biltmore OF at the office
VI the carnival committee, l32 l:as;
Nineteenth street. The p~atronesses in
olude Countess Jean de Ia Cree.
Baroness Huad, Mines. Gordon knoA
Bell. Charles Steele. Henry Fairfield
Osborn. Frederick &. Havcmeyer. l..
Henry Hartman. Howard GUSHING.
Richard Derby. William Barclay Par
sons, Arthur Scott Burden. John G..
Milburn. Jr.. David ltumsey. Charles
Lawrence, and the Misses Barbara
Rutherfurd. Edith Van Courtlandt
Jay. F.. Louise Sands and Cecilia
BeauX.
For the benefit OF Constantirople
College. better known as the Ameri-
can College for Girls. a piano recital
will be given at Aeolian Hall on
Thursday evening by Leopold Godow-
sky. Mrs. Henry Morgenthau. Mrs.
Finley J.. Shepard and Mrs. Helen
Hartley jenkins are among those in
terested. Tickets may be obtained Of
Miss Elizabeth Cutting, 81 Madison
Several new features have been
added TO the Ballet Charlotte I,ussc"
TO be- given In the ballroom of the
Ritz-Carlton on the night of February
IS under the auspices Of Auxiliary ~
Of Stony VOID Sanator!um. The ballet
itself will be much In the nature -
a takeoff of the dances ia the Rus
sian Ballet seen in New York las;
month. Amateurs will take part in
this feature. which VIII be followed Wy
general dancing, for which Frantzen's
orchestra will play. There Will also be
a card room for those who desire tu
play bridge. and for the men who are
keen on the subject Of preparedness
there will be a shooting gallery "a,
which they may try their skill a.
marksmen.
Young men Will assist as members
Of the floor committee, and among
them will be William b. Boulton. Jr.
Elliot Cobb. Henry Holt. Jr.. Charlie,
II. Marshall, w. Travers Jerome, Jr.
william Shipper Davis, Charles Nc
Alpin Pyle, George Brett, Jr.. OTIS l.
Guernsey. George Page Ely, Arthur
Du Bois, Theodore Crane and F'reu'
erick Cunningham. Jr.
On the committee In charge of thu
entertainment are Miss kathryn
Montgomery. from whom tickets may
lie obtained at 81 each. and the Mlsse.
Mary Sturges. Christina b. Fisher
Alice Fox, Helen r, Sloan and Caro-
line Alden Weir.
Many tickets have been sold 70
the dance to he given in the ballroom
of the Plaza on the night Of Febru
airy 20 under tho auspices of tn
Women's Auxiliary OF the Union Set
Element for the benefit Of that insti
tuition. Several dinners will be givci
In advance of the dance, for whicl
FrantZen's Orchestra will play. Ticket
at 50 each and supper tickets at s
each are obtainable % Mrs. william
=. Edgar. l27 East Seventeen street
Mrs. Charles Il. Foote. Mrs. Raymond
Hoagland, Mrs. Thomas T., Satter
thwaite. Mrs. James II. Sheffield, Mrs
Robert L. Tod and Miss Ellen :, Mar
win. \ limited number Of boxes IA
SEQ and $50 each may ne had of Mrs
Cass Gilbert, az East SiXty-fourti
street.
The moving picture play "Th
Flame OF Kapur,' the scenario Il
which was written BY Miss Grace 1
Henry. and which VAS presented h
the Junior League OF New York lat
as, month at the Waldorf-Astorii
vii. be produced again here on Il
afternoon and evening of March 6 i
the ballroom OF the Ritz-Carlton fo
tho benefit OF Saint J%ohnland, n cOm
munity situated in Long Island ahou
nifty miles from New York, which WI
founded by the late Rev. DR.. Mullen
berg, the founder OF st. L,Hc's Hos
/, pital and Of the Church o! the Iloi
Communion. In addition 10 the NOV
play there will be produced for ~
frat time here by the Junior Leagl
of Philadelphia the pantomime 'ni
, landO." q Venetian masque OF the III
: teenth century. There Will be thr,
. scenes in tho pantomime, represenI
Ing a garden In Florence, a cypres
| grove by midnight and a street
Florence. The leading characters
the cast will he Orlando. Mrs. Franc
, v. Lloyd; the Merchant james Gan