The sun., 1916-12-17
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sAAO SNSAihS tiNIc Will DC " EeIltTdl ice
skating carnival in which those who
attend will be at liberty to participate
Arrangements are being made to
have the roof appropriately decorated.
and there will be "A typical ice carnival.
The motion pictures will include views
OF the garden parties held at the
homes OF Mrs. John O.. Agar and Mrs.
j. Burial Hoffman at New Rochelle
and Southampton respectively last
summer. Mrs. Hoffman is actively In
tcrcstcd In the carnival. and assisting
her are several women of society and
dehutantcs of his and last winter, who
will take part in some OF the features
of the entertainment.
The auxiliary committee OF the
Chrystic Street House has arranged
plans for the presentation of an enter
tainmuut called AN Auction After Old
Masters" IN the ballroom of the Plaza
on the afternoon and evening of jan
uary is. The pictures will be on view
In the afternoon. after which tea will
b. served and the auction will take
place In the evening. Aftcrward there
will be dancing.
y
Plans are being formed for the an
0ual entertainment of the Junior
League. which will be held In the ball
room Of the Waldorf-Astoria on the
nights Of January IS. "a and :5. A di-
version entitled Around the Clock
which Will include novel pantomimes
and dances. will be given. Nine. Inga
Sontum Lie. who directed the Junior
Leagues programme last year. has
planned for this seasons entertain
ment, which. as usual. will Engage the
services OF a large number Of the de-
eutantes OF the winter for The dancing
apecialties.
Mrs. John W. Cross is chairman of
0e entertainment committee. and as
steting her will be Mrs. Courtlandt
Nicoll. Mrs. Courtlandt Dixon Barnes,
MN. II. Peasants Pennington, Mrs. NJ.
Crime Wilson, Jr.. and tho Misses
Grace Henry. Beatrice Pratt, Frances
Riker, Mildred Townsend. Angelina
Krech, Louise Dixon. Helen Hoadley.
Janetta Alexander. Winifred Chisolm
end Constance Dc Lanoy.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Amory Haskell an
nounced last week the engagement Of
their younger daughter, Miss Mary
Riker Haskell, to Joel Ellis Fisher, son
q the late Joel Ellis Fisher OF this
city. Miss Haskell Is n member Of a
1amily that has long been identified
with society In New York. She Is a
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Haskell and OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. 1iiker. who for many
years lived at 10 West Fifty-seventh
street. Through her father she Is re-
lated to the Amory family OF Boston,
and she Is a niece OF Mrs. James Howe
Proctor. also Of Boston.
Miss Haskell has been identified with
the younger CONTINGENT OF society since
she was introduced, and she Is n mem
Ger of the Junior League. During the
INN months she passes much OF
her time at Rec Bank, ". j., where her
parents have their country place, Oak
Hill Farm. Their New York homo Is
at 100 East Sixty-hrst street.
Mr.. Fisher was graduated from Yale
ir 1911. He is a grandson on hi.
mothers side of Henry NJ. Partridge.
founder and first president OF tho Sec
ond National Bank of E.lmlra. His
sister, Miss Nieva NJ, Fisher, was mar
Tied TO James L"nox Banks, Jr.. last
september at Oyster Bay, l.. I.
More engagements have been an
nounced with the approach of the new
year. one of hose recently made
known was that Of Miss Helen Howard
Draper of Boston to Walbridpe s.
tart, "A son of MIR. and Mrs. Henry