New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
Novel Fete Given
For Charity at
St. Nicholas Rink
Egyptian Freeze" Is Fol-
lowed by Dinner and
General Skating
Miss Bradley Engaged
Granddaughter Of Supreme
Court Justice to Wed
Samuel Eliot


a novel and interesting entertain
ment for charity was given last night
at st. Nicholas Rink. II was called
an Egyptian Freeze" and consisted
OF a tableau, a burlesque. an exhibit
tion and general skating. There was a
buffet supper, in charge OF Miss Joanna
r. Auchincloss. Several young women
assisted her as mattresses. The en-
tertainment was for the benefit Of Aux
iliary 10, Stony Void Sanatorium.
Tho programme opened with a grand
march. followed by exhibition skating
by Bror Meyer and Miss Emma Berg
feldt. after which came IAN Allegory
on the Banks OF the Nile"
H. the cast were Miss Barbara
Shcdd, Miss Mary C. Sturgcs. H. Penn
berton Sturges, Julian r. Sloan, Mrs.
Edward Stevens, Arthur x. Townsend,
Henry Holt, Francis H. Kinnicutt, Car
rington Beeman, Henry Neville Tiff,
jr; Mrs. Alfred Ely. Raymond Harvey,
Alfred Ely, Edward Stevens, Donald r..
Hyde, Charles MacMullen and Albert
Thornton.
The fourth number was 1.-THE Great
Battle of Agalumsis," a hockey game
between the 'Justites." captained by
Marshall G. Peabody, and the "Fish-
bites" led by Dr. Robert II. Fowler.
On the first mentioned team were Karl
". Behr, William Feiiowcs Morgan.
Eric Kilner, Robert GrinneN. George
7. Montgomery and Stephen Bruce
Smith. Opposing them were Charles
u. Dickev. ir., Clarence &. Pell Philip
Chew. Leonard Stanley. Gouverneur
Morris, Carnochan and II. Cary Nor
gan.
A Waiting contest followed. after
which supper was served. followed b.
general skating. Acting as mattresses
were Miss Annette Davis. Miss Chris
tina 3. Fisher. Miss Mary T.. b. Jones,
Miss Eleanor II. Keep, Miss Florence
Lincoln, Miss Margaret Means. Miss
Catherine {. Noycs, Miss Helen a.
Peabody. Miss Alice r. Peters. Miss
Agnes L. Roudcbush. Miss Rosanne
Roudebush. Miss Mildred Sawyer. Miss
Edith Il. Sloan. Miss Helen Z. Sloan.
Miss Cora Weir and Miss Dorothy
Weir
In the grand march were Miss Bea-
trice Beck. Miss Katharine Du Bots,
Mrs. Richard Emmett, Mrs. William
Fairchild. Miss adelaide Wilmerding.
Miss Viola Flanncry. Miss Faith and
Miss Ruth Hayden. Miss Margaret
Henderson. Miss Florence Lincoln,
Miss Margaret Mason. Miss Constance
Peabody. Miss Marie Thayer. Miss
Margaret Warren, Leonard Cushing,
John W. Forbes. ir.. Louis Young.
Richard Emmett. Otis Guernsey and
Loring Hubbeli, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley. Of
Norristown. y. j., announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss Anne
Brown Bradley, 10 Samuel Eliot, of
Boston. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Amory
Eliot. Of Boston and Manchester, Mass.
Miss Bradley is q granddaughter OF
the late Joseph p. Bradley Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States. She is a sister OF
Charles B. Bradley, who married Miss
Constance Xcrrahn. Of Boston. She 70
member Of the Junior League, and is
active in charitable work.
M Eliot.is related 20 former Presi-
dent Eliot Of Harvard. He is a brother
Of Mrs. Alfred Goldman and Mrs. Fred
crick Burnham.
Miss Penelope Sears. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph IIamblen Sears,
viii be married 20 sherman Phelps
Plat this afternoon 10 the chantry o.
81. Thomas Church. The bride will
have no attendants and there will be
no reception. Charles II. yelling will
serve as Mr Platt's best man.
DR.. and Mrs. !. Henry Lancashire,
Miss Lancashire and a. W. Lancashire.
of 1869 Fifth Avenue, have gone to
Miami. Fla.
Sir Thomas and Lady TAFT. OF Mon
treal. who are at the Ritz-Carlton. will
leave there on Monday for Washing
ton to spend a few days.
alr. and Mrs. +. b. Close. Of East
Ninctv-second Street, have returned
from Palm Beach, where they spent
several weeks.
Mrs. Wendell Baker gave IheHIi
partv. followed by q dance. last night
for Miss Helen MacGregor Byrre,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James Byrne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil NJ. Stevens, OF
Rernardsville. y. j.. are receiving con-
cratulations on the birth Of a son.
The child has been named Edwin A.
Stevens. 4th. for Colonel +. A. stevens
of Castle Point. Mrs. stevens was
Miss Helen {. Ward.