New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-04

Watson Webb, Lee J. Perrin. Arthur P.
McKinstry, Theodore P. Dixon, Eben
s. Draper, Reese d. Alsop, Angler b.
Duke and William j. Sturgis.
Mrs. Richard T. Wainwright, Of Rye,
y. Y, gave a the dsnsant yesterday at
the Women's Cosmopolitan Club 20
introduce her daughter, Miss Alice
Crawford Wainwright. Mrs. Vain
wright and her daughter received the
guests at the entrance to the ballroom.
Mrs. John r. Drexel gave a musical
last night at her home, East SIXTY
second Street. The artists were Nine
Claudia Muzio, soprano; Louis IRA
veure, barytone, and the three Cher-
niavsky brothers.
Mrs. Frank Northrop gave q recep-
ton with music yesterday afternoon az
her home, East Forty-ffth street
In the evening there was general dane,
ing. Among the artists who appeared
in the afternoon were Nine. Loretta ue
Vale, Miss Jacque Herbert, u. Mart-
nelli, Miss Mary Zsutey, Lester Dona-
hue and William Simmons.
Mrs. 7. n. Seligmsn, of SO West Flf.
ty-fourth Street, gave dance iass
night az the Ritz Carlton for her
daughter, Miss Margaret Seligman'
Mrs. Z. Hicks Herrick, OF 30 last
, Thirtieth Street, gave a dance ahu
skating party on the roof OF the WEI
dorf-Astoria last night for her daugh-
I ter, Miss Louise Herrlck.
The American Fund for trencn
Wounded will give an auction e'iI 80
on Wednesday, February Z. at LIZ
Madison Avenue. The committee IN
charge includes Mrs. C. Ledyard Bia,,Tr'
: Mr. David C. Briggs, Mrs. Charles VI;
! Cbanin, Mrs. Talbot h. Chambers ana
Mrs Samuel c. Van Dusen.
A concert and entertainment Tor tne
beneft of the Lafayette Fund VIII DC
held at the home of Mrs. Burke hoSnv'
% West Fifty-third Street, on 1 uesuJy'
! FEBRUARY 20. Among the artists NJ
will appear are Miss Criueos' sopippn au
John Heath, pianist, and Leon no
nav, tenor. Tickets, az 30 eaSh' ma ,-a-
/ attained from Francis Roche, seer seer
o . I'D treasurer OF the Lafayette
Fund, at the Hotel Nanderpii''
"The Adventures of Two Hours Is
! tho title of a vaudeville entertainment
90 he given on Thursday evening at the
| plaza Hotel by the Junior Missionary
soc;stv of the Church of the heavenly
Post The entertainment Will De lVl-
loved nv a dance. Among the Vaude-
vile numbers are Irish BALLADS, sung ny
Hiss Clare Sanford, the we'll known Eu-
! ronean concert singer; specIaiI'
dance nv Miss Marian Whitman and a
gnecisl feature, a mardi gras carhlvai'
under the direction of Miss Evelyn
| Walker. ro
| MANY debutsntes Of the season are
taking active part in the periormehce'
! including the Misses Charlotte Huye'
Geraldine Hall. Adelaide Wilmerdlng
! Amy Reick. Zillah Thompson and Nlola
! Flannery. :. A.,
Among the men taking part IN the
vaudeville are Chandler Bates, James
d. Livingston, jr., Stanley RoWiahd'
Edgar Appleby and A. c. NJ. Azoy, Jr;
Programmes will be sold by the
Misses Janet Gregory, Dorothy Nlcoi'
Dorothy Haight, Margaret Wardwell'
Marian Hall, Helen G. Campbell Mar
jorie Cleveland, Elise Sage and MAUI
eryn X. Bache.
The proceeds will be divided among
various charities. especially the fresn
Air Home of the church at kopaKe;;
= Box seats and tickets may be ootalneu
: from Miss Helen G.. Campbell, the Bit
more, or at the Plaza Hotel.
The Junior Anti-Sufrage League Will
give a Fete de Vanite at the hotei
Plaza on Wednesday evening next for
the benefit Of the after-csre OF lntan-
tile paralysis cases and nntl.sufrsge
work. The entertainment will be fol-
lowed by dance.
/ Mrs. I. Cryder Lea, of Livingston
Staten Island. has announced the en-
gaeement Of her daughter, Eleanor Nc
Kay, TO Eric 7. King, of Arrochar'
Staten Island. Mr.. King is graduate
of Union College, class of 1908, and n
member of the Alpha Delta PM Fra
ternity.