New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-08
Largest Entertainment of
Winter Given at Sherry'S
by Her Mother.
CARUSO SINGS AND
PAVLOWA DANCES
Yvette Guilbcrt, en- Costume,
Gives Short Rccital-Then All
Adjourn to Ballroom.

Mann, OF East SlNty-eiChth street, 10
formally introduce to society her
daughter. Miss Maud T. Kahn.
The large and small bathrooms and
tic tapestry suite we're used, the
guests being received by Mrs. Kahn and
her daughter In the reception room ad-
joining the ballroom. The decorations
were palms, ferns and spring flowers.
The dancing began little after 10
o'clock and was Interrupted at ll:t5.
when Enrico Caruso was announced and
entertained the guests with aumber
OF songs Tie was followed by Yvc,tc
Guilbert, who gave short recital 10
costume. and then came Anna Pavlowa
and her Russian ballet. who danced
several of their well known numbers
At the close OF these features Of the
entertainment supper was served in the
small ballroom and tapestry suite. The
tables were decorated with flowers and
ferns. ard during supper there was
music. with special singers TO entertain
the party Afterward the guests ad-
journed 20 the large ballroom. where
dancing was resumed until about /
O'Clock. when light breakfast was
served.
Several dinners were given before the
dance. the largest one being given by
Mrs Henry Fletcher Godfrey at Sher-
rvs for Miss Kahn.
Among the several hundred guests
were Mayor md Mrs. John Purroy
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs George $. Trevor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden /. Mills, Mr. and
Mrs. August Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs
. Perry Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs. Ncwboid
Leroy Edgar, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs Alvin W. krech,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gould, Mr..
md Mrs. Dudley Olcott. I'd, Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony j. Drexel. jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Forbes Morgan, jr., Mr..
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ayerell Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stewart Baker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adrian II. Larkin. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Marshall Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. James
MacGrcgor Byrne. Nr. and Mrs. John
Il. Briniey, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Macy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan. Mr. and
Mrs. Morris ". Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Robinson, MI. and Mrs. James
%. Post, Mrs. Hermann Oe.richs and
the Baroness Andre.
Among the young women present
were MISS barbara Rutheriurd, Miss
Marion G.. DInsmOre. Miss Lillian
Palmer, Miss Katherine Van Reusse-
laer Crosby. MISS Ruth Vanderbilt
1wOmbly. Miss Vera A. II. Crayath,
Miss Janetta Alexander, Miss Dorothy
KIssel. Miss Audrey ii. Osborn, Miss
Annette Narkoe, Miss Angelica Schuy-
Ter brown, MISS Mildred Gautlcr klce,
Miss Elise French Rice, MISS Grace H..
jenkins, Miss trederIca Bull, Miss
Edi,h u. BLAIR, Miss Elizabeth $. How
ard. Miss Esther l.. ii. 1hIers, Miss
Madeline II. Carey, Miss Margaret
Busk, MISS Geraldine Adee, Miss Maude
O'Brlcr, Miss Dorothy Dennis. Miss
Miriam Hartman, Miss Josephine de
GerscOrf, Me- Pauline bacon, Miss
Adrlenhc IseIu. Miss Resale Gertrude
bloOdgO0d, MISS NOemi GILBERT Town
send, Miss Ellen Mercer French, Miss
Adele Frluulc, Miss l.. Louise Sands,
Mss Hope Williams, Miss JOY Will
Jams, Mss Margaret Erhart, MISS Mar
garet II. BIsseI, Miss Muriel l.. X.
Conkling, Miss Maryanna Lincoln, Miss
Eleanor G. Bacon. Miss Ruth HapgoOd,
Miss Betty Carson. MISS Mary W borg,
MISS Adelaide and Miss Alleen Sedg-
WICK. Miss Dorothy bigeiow. MISS Ange-
line J. Krech Miss Marjorie Curtis and
Miss Marie Louise ROdewald.
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Rhinelander Stewart. jr.. Schuyler l..
Parsons, jr, Hermann Oelrichs, Sidney
Dillon Ripley, Robert b. Van Court
landt, Gerald Onativia, Clarence IL.
Aacnav. 4,1.na.d Is. lIveS, Llspenard
Stewart. r. Coster Wilmerding, Percy
r. Pyne, I'd, Maury II. b. Paul, Maurice
Roche Ralph n. Thomas, Frank A.
Munsey. r. Chesley Richardson, Harold
$. Vanderbilt, W. Darlington Stetunius,
James k. keene Taylor, Nalbrdge ).
TAFT, K. Thornton Wilson, Charles La
nier. jr.. Frederic +. Alexandra, George
A. Dixon, jr., Henry l.. Coe, j., James
A. Blair. jr, Dunbar Adams, Watson Z.
Emmett, Theodore Ii. Potter, Herman ID.
Boxer, Richard +. Babcock, Lewis Z.
Delaheld jr., Robert Goeiet, Preston
Gibson, Henry c, Gushing, 80, Frederic
Coudcrt, Sherman Day, Paul Draper
and John Munroe.
Mrs. Warner VI. Leeds, Of $50 Park
Avenue and Plandome, Long Island,
gave the largest theatre party OF the
season last night for her niece. MISS
Constance Moore the debutante daugh-
ter By a former marriage of Mrs. Will
lam Randolph Sayles, wife OF Llcuten-
ant Commander William Randolph
Sayles. L. S. ~, naval attache Of the
American Embassy in Paris, and her
cousin, Miss Mary VI. Hartshorne, the
debutante daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hartshorne. The entire Band
box Theatre was taken, and four small
PLAYS were given. They were "Helen's
Hus band," by Philip MOeller; "Ihe In
terror" by Maurice Maeterlnck; over
tones" by Alice Gestenberg, and
"Whims." by de Musset, translated from
the French By Ralph Roeder. Later
the guests were taken 20 the Colony
Club for supper and dancing.
Several dinners were given before the
party, among the hostesses being Mrs
Leeds, at the Colony Club; Mrs. Robert
Hartshorno, at her home, 449 Park
Avenue; Mrs. J. NJ. Hartshorne, at her
home. 20 East Sixty-tfth Street, and
Mrs Thomas Denny at her home, 81
East Sixty-sec0nd street.
The guests at the theatre and dance
were Miss Dorothy Greer, Miss Mary
Opdycke, Miss Pauline Dlsston, Miss
Marie Thayer. Miss Adelaide Sedgwlcs,
Miss Helen Geer, Miss May Carrie
Pratt. Miss Ensley Hodgson, Miss Mar
garet Dickson, Miss Sarah Larkn, Miss
Constance Chappell, Miss Grace Col
,ato Misc Helen Alexander, Miss