New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-04
Annual Affair for Juvenile
Club VIII Be Held at
Sherry's March is
.Debutantes to Skate
Fifty Young People Will Take
Part in St. Nicholas Rink
Entertainment


entertainment for the benefit Of the
West Side Juvenile Club will be held
at Sherry's on March 10. Among the
features of the entertainment will be
motion pictures Of Squadron A at the
border last summer and vaudeville at
fractions. Dancing will follow As
Usual it will be costume affair
The girls committee in charge in
cludes the Misses Helen G. Alexander,
Geraldine F. Adee, Betty Carson. Made
line NJ. Carey, Elizabeth Clarkson.
Catharine V. r. Crosby, VI. Louise
Dixon, Alice F. Huntington, Helen A.
Hoadley, Sylvia Holt, Grace Henry,
Helen James, Jeanette Jennings, Maud
L. Kahn and Florence Lincoln.
On the mems committee are Charles
n. Marshall. Harry G. Cushing, Sd,
Walter B. Eaton, COLES J. Coe. william
+. Phillips, Frank Y. Burton. jr.. Ray
mond Chauncey. William Ross Proctor,
IT., Frederick T. Seggerman, Fisher
Goodhue, Sheldon Hoadley. James A.
Edwards. Edward Shipper. William
Moore Carson, jr., and George Ernest
Fahys, jr.
An entertainment called IAN Egyp-
tan Freeze" will be given on March
10 at st. Nicholas Rink for the benefit
of Auxiliary No. 10, Stony Void Sana-.
torium. 1t will be one of the novel
affairs of the Lenten period and will
consists of a carnival in charge Of Miss
Jeanette Orr, in which there will be
about fifty young persons. Among
them will be Miss Sylvia Holt, Miss
Alice Lawrence, Miss Mercer French.
Miss Adelaide WilmerdinG, Miss Sylvia
Van Rensselaer,, Miss Florence Lincoln,
Miss Margaret Montgomery, Miss Bea-
trice Beck and Miss Madelaine Lynch.
Miss Helen Sloan has charge Of take
off on "The Yellow Jacket" the actors
being on skates and the stage on the
ice. There also will be an Egyptian
hockey game and competition skating
for novices. Miss Ina Kissel and
Henry T. Eaton will be in charge OF
the exhibition skating. General skat-
ing will follow. Miss Joanna Auchin-
Gloss has charge Of the buffet supper
and some Of the debutantes Of the sea
son will serve as mattresses.
The executive committee is made up
Of Mrs. George Page Ely. Miss Mary
Sturges. Miss Christian Fisher, Miss
Alice Fox. Miss Ina Kissel, Miss Kath-
rvn Montgomery. Miss Helen Sloan.
Miss Jeanette Orr and Mrs. Edward
Stevens.
The annual fete for the benefit Of
the New York Association for the Blind
will be held on Thursday, April II, at
the Hotel Aston. The committee on
invitation includes Mrs. Joseph Ii.
Choate, Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie,
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, Mrs. Herbert
l.. Satterlee. Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt
and Miss Winifred Holt
A matinee for children will be given
next Saturday afternoon at the Finch
School, So East Seventy eighth Street,
under the direction of Miss Alice Buck
ingham Northrop and Miss Jessica De
La Mater for the benefit of the Keller
Fund for Belgian Children. Alice IN
Wonderland" will be shown in motion
pictures, with the story told between
the reels, and with children appearing
in character costume.
Miss Amy Grant will give second
series Of opera recitals at the Hotel
Plaza. beginning on March 6 and end
ing on April 3.
Mrs. Allan MacDougall gave a recep-
ton Yesterday afternoon at her home,
1869 Madison Avenue. for Miss Lorraine
Allen, the debutante daughter of Mr.;
and Mrs. George Marshall Allen, and
the fancee of her son, Allan Mac
Dougall. "a
Mrs. MacDougall and Miss Allen
we're assisted in receiving by Miss
Isabel Yeomans, Miss Elsie Saltus,
Miss Madge Lesher, Miss Dorothy
Darrell. Miss Gladys MacDougall, Miss
Alice Lawrence and Miss Katherine
Turck.
Afterward Mrs. MacDougall had a
few of her sons friends from Squadron
A in for supper and dancing. The men
were in uniform, as they left the city
last night for Washington TO take part
in the inauguration. The men included
George Brett, Kingsley Kunhardt,
Charles Neave, Johnfritz Achelis,
Berry Underhill. John Cotton and
Frederick Seggermann.
Mrs. Cary F. Simmons gave lunch
con yesterday at the Hotel Bhtmore
for Mrs. Noble Mcconnell in celebrs-
tion OF the latter's birthday. Tho
guests included the board Of directors
of the New York Mozart Society. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcconnell will leave to-day
for Pinehurst, n. c., where Mr.. Nc.
Connell will take part in the golf
tournament.
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