The sun., 1916-03-26
is EXTENDED TO
COVER MUCH LENTEN GAYETY

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| Greenbrier. White Sulphur Springs.
on their way to New York from Santa
Barbara and they will Ike there for
while. Miss Anne Morgan. in whose
party are Miss Elsie de Wolfe and
Miss Maude wetmore. is at the Green
brier and they are taking the cure.
Miss Morgan and Miss wetmore have
been IN evidence on the golf links.
Mr.. and Mrs. william X. Vanderbilt
made Q brief visit there last week but
soon returned to New York. and Mrs.
Paul Morton arrived at the Grcenbrier
last Sunday for a stay Of some weeks.
| Life in Aiken Is still Interesting.
with now and then q confiagration TO
supply excitement. Dinners have re-
| Gently been given there by Mrs.
Clarence Doan. Mrs George Won l..
Meyer. Mrs. w. Payne Thompson.
Mrs. John T. Magee. Mrs. John Jacob
Astor and Mrs. Frederick o. Beach.
Mrs. Charles H. Marshall arrived in
Aiken last week TO be for some time
with her daughter. Mrs. Marshall Field
Sd. and Mr.. and Mrs. William +.
| whitehouse are there for q visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Magee. The hunt
ing is still enjoyable, and among those
who are generally In at the finish are
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. Mrs
Valentine Mott, Miss Eugene Laden
burg. Miss Rose Dolan and Miss Anita
Strawbridge. Henry Phelps Case Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry La Mon
tagne. and among the recent arrivals
was Mrs Thomas Hastings. who Ia at
Uncle Johns Cabin.
II IL not too early to make plans
for the summer. MIR. and Mrs. VII
lard Straight have taken a place in
Southampton and MIR. and Mrs. Louis
r.. Stoddard have leased the II. +. God
frey place in Old Westbury. l.. ]. 7.
Coleman du Pont has secured for the
summer the Hon. Mrs. Dugmore's
place In Great Neck. which last sea-
son was leased by Benjamin ~ Duke
Percy X. Pyne "a. has taken II. p
Tailer's place in Roslyn, l.. l.. and
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Tew will be
in westbury for the summer. Mrs
| Rutherfurd Stuyvesant will again
have one OF the Morrell villas at Ochre
Point, Newport. where she passed last
summer. and Mrs. William y. Douglas
has leased for the season the Eldr.dge
villa At Ochre Point.
II there Is any money left for the
purchase OF Easter hats and frocks
it will be nothing short Of a marvel,
when one takes into consideration the
many calls on purses for this week
alone. There will he a Mi-Carcme fts-
tival tomorrow afternoon and eve
| l., az ~ ho 2,lt.
more for war sufferers in France,
Belgium and Poland. and IL will pre-
sent many novel attractions. Among
the prime movers In this festival ale
the members OF sewing class that
has been working during the winter
TO aid Belgian infants and among its
members are Mrs. Donald Mclean.
Mrs Edward II. Rudderow, Mrs Henry
:. Bowron. Miss Eliza Nanderpocl
Moore. Mrs Clinton Il. Bull Mrs. Noah
u. Slee. Miss Rose Nichols. Mrs.
Henry NJ Shrady. Mrs. John NJ. Gard
ner. Mrs. Ira Harvey Woolson and
Mrs Frank J. Blodgett. who repre-
sent certain chapters OF the Daughters
of the American Revolution.
There will be offered tomorrow af-
ternoon AN exhibition OF war relics.
an opportunity to play bridge. a fash.
ion show and dancing with music 10y
"A Hawaiian band. Al night there will
be what il called a masquerade of ma
=, tions with a pageant OF theatrical
/, stars. the coronation OF king ami
queen and various other features with
music by the Balalaika orchestra
Tickets for the afternoon will he 81
each and at night 81 Among the
professional artists who have promised
:, to appear are Rose Coghlan, Edna
. May. Ada Lewis, Katherine Grey,
;. Kathryn Kidder. Estele Wentworth,
, Quecne Nassar. Lois Elwell. Maudc
/, Fay. Thomas A. Rector and Edward
, Mart!ndale
n The festival will be given under the
patronage OF Mrs. Herbert l.. Satter-
lee, Mrs Harry Harkness Flagler. Mrs
William Greenough, Mrs. Nicholas
: Murray Butler, Mrs. Alfred Norris,
r Mrs. George j. Gould, Mrs. Junius :.
Morgan. Mrs James II Trowbridge,
0 Mrs Seth Low, Mrs, Horace +, An
, drews, Nine. lgnace PadereWski,
, Baroness Raou de Graffenried and
( Mrs. W :. =. Hollinssworth.
g Many tables have already been So
K cured for the bridge tournament TO he
:. held in the ballroom OF the Ritz-Carl-
= ton on Tuesday afternoon for the hcne-
: tit OF the New York Women's League
g for Animals, The proceeds are TO b.
\ applied to the animal hospital fund of
the society. Among the inducements
to enter the tournament are, it may be
. repeated. boxes for the Metropolitan
. opera and several theatres an autOmo-
4 bile, pedgreed dogs and cats as well
, as other prizes worth winning. The
!. officers of the league are Mrs. James
/, Speyrr, Mrs, FREDERICK w. Vanderbilt,
, Mrs. Cornelius {. Cuy.er Mrs. Lewis
:, GuuNerneur Morris, Mrs. j. Dynoley
Prince, Mrs. John II. Winkler and
Henry G. Holt.
Tables have been secured by Mrs.
a Ormc Wilson, Mrs. Marshall Field,
a Mrs. Whtelaw Reid. Mrs. j, rihlen-