New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-15
MRS. BYRNE GIVES
A THEATRE PARTY.
Also EntertainS at Dance
for Three of the Sea-
sons DebutanteS
PLAYS AT PLAZA
BENEFIT CHARITY
Frederick William KObbe
to Wed Miss Helen
Jay Du Bots

Jay Du BOlS
Mrs. James Byrne gave a theatre
Iarty last night for Miss Leslie Muir
ray, Miss Helen James and Miss Teresa
Fabbri. all debu.antes OF the season.
she took her guests 70 see Love o
Nike" and later 70 Sherry's for dane
ing.
The theatre guests included Miss
Alice Huntington, Miss Josephine de
Gersdorff, Miss Flora Whitney, Miss
Mary Schie ffelin. Miss Elizabeth How
ard. Miss Madeleine Carey, Miss Kate
Haven, Miss Katherine Morgan, Miss
Gretchen Damrosch, Miss Annette Mar
koe, Miss Pauline Bacon, Miss Cab
rielle Chanler, Miss Jeanette Jen-
nings. Miss Mary Alexander. Richard
Cambria, Francis Appleton, Maurice
Roche, Schuyler Parsons, jr., Charles
Marshall, George Henry Warren. jr,
Francis Roche, Robert Winthrop Kean,
r. Thornton Wilson. Robert Grosvenor.
Murray Hoffman, Bayard Rives, Philip
Roosevelt. Stuyvesant French and Mac
eulloch Miller.
About two hundred guests attended
the dance.
Under the auspices Of the Junior
Committee Of the American Ambulance
Hospital. an entertainment was given
yesterday afternoon at the Plaza There
were two short plays by the Washing
ton Square Players, a Chinese dance by
members OF the Junior League. and
sword and other dances by ltow. the
japanese dancer
The first play was The Hero 81
Santa Maria by Kenneth Goodman
and Ben Hecht, and the second "The
Death Of Tintagiles," by Maeterlinck.
Among those who appeared in the
Chinese dance were Miss Helen Byrne.
Miss AdeIue Hatch. Miss Margaret La
Fargo and Miss Helen Flake, with Muir
ray Hoffman a. the mandarin and
Miss Anna Byrne az the piano.
Among the bOXholders were Mrs II.
Fairfield Osborn. Mrs. Berismin Nicoll.
Mrs. Joseph H. Choste, Mrs. Robert s.
Brewster, Mrs. Percy T. Pync. Mrs.
Malcolm Whitman. Mrs. George G..
Haven. Mrs. Otto II. Kahn. Mrs Wal
ter James. Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt, Mrs.
II. II. Rogers and Mrs. Franklin Mott
Warner
The Junior Committee consists Of
Mrs. Winthrop Aldrich. Miss VI. Civil
Use Alexandra. Miss Angelica s. Brown.
Mrs. Robert l.. Bacon. Mrs. Charles y.
Bradley Miss Mary Garfield. Mrs. .To-
seph II. thOate, ir.. Mrs Snowden A.
Faknestock. Mrs. Sidney :. Fish. Miss
Bell Gurnee. Miss Carol A. Hartman,
Miss Maud Kahn, Miss Cornelia Ian
don. Miss Edith Mortimer. Miss Ca
milla Morgan. Mrs Lewis ). Morris,
Miss Leslie Murray. Miss Beatrice Pratt.
Miss Pauline Robinson, Mrs Reginald
3. Rives. Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens,
Mrs. Reeve Schley. Mrs. George Whit
rey, Miss Flora Whitney and Miss
Elsie Nico!!, chairman.
Nrs. Arthur Mason. of ll9 East Fifty
seventh Street. announces the engage
ment Of her granddaughter. Miss Helen
Jay pu Bois, 70 Frederick William
kObbe. son o. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Kobbe. OF 6s East Eighty-sixth Street
Miss DI Bots is a daughter OF the late
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Ogden Du Bots.
Mr.. Kobbe j. a graduate of Columbus
and is a member OF the Union. St An
tnony and other clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Field, Sd. who
were at the Ritz-Carlton. left town yes
terday for Aiken.
Mrs. f. - Breitung gave a dinner
last night al the Ritz-Csrlton.
Miss Sara Lippincott Richards gave
"a luncheon yesterday al her home. ll9
East Seventy-first Street. for Mrs. Will
lam Carroll Rafferty,. Her guests in
cluded Mrs James J. Higgnson, Mrs.
Reginald Wigham. Mrs. Thomas Wig
ham, Mrs. Richard V. Lindabury. Mrs
Charles II. Jones. Miss Edith Van
Courtlandt Jay, Miss Josephine Alter
bury and Miss Jane Ward.
Miss Kathleen Burke will give a talk
on the Scottish Women's Hospitals at
the Little Theatre on Sunday evening
The patronesses include Mrs. Robert
Bacon. Mrs. John Z. DreNel, Mrs. Clar-
ence Pell, Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon,
Mrs. James 5. Cushman and Mrs. ".
Fellowes Morgan. Several Of the
debutantes Of the season will sell pro-
grammes.
Mrs. George Henry Warren will give
luncheon to-day 1T her house in Fifth
Avenue.
Mrs and Mrs. Richard Delafield have
gone 20 Palm Beach TO spend a few
weeks.
Dinners we're given last night by Mrs
Francis Burial Hoffman. Mrs. Cort-
landt Field Bishop. Mrs. james Speyer.
Mrs. Herbert VI. Hartman and Mrs.
Joseph +. Stiilman.