New-York tribune., 1918-11-12

d 'u' ,reh patriotism and enthusiasm
~ shown in the dignified and re-
y auditorium, where for years,
s,,s :. tho exception Of the last two or
y -. the most prominent families Of
ass s;tv and nation and members OF
:. s.lonatic corps gathered to usher IN
works social season.
~ sM..b Of the gayety and brilliancy
na hus" onera has been missing since
3 asmorld sny war began, for many mem
ts New York society enlisted with
spr prransh = and British forces early in
w lsar and members of the foreign
'ne siss ash have been conspicuous by
tnVssh aA's Essence. The premiere this year
'a''' avvnected to be the least brilliant.
.iaes @ sthe house was opened ous
s,a'. ~ news Of yesterday brought about
=, ,hanae. Every one was eXuberant
ID happy and did not refrain from
''Ssnn snite Of the cheerfulness and
..sa;Ssss of the audience, the premiere
asIS Vi Mi come up TO pre-war openings
" s's,1hr;liancy. for too many New York
aan;l;es nave been placed in mourn
- Of have relatives over on the
" .sssr aide. Many familiar faces were
s.sinp from the parterre row. Never
Isge 20 many changes in the boxes
i,sn noticed as last night.
Many in Uniform
NE boxes were all filled, as we'll
:. the orchestra chairs, stalls and
.rr;hus box, with persons of distinc-
.lns Tbe outstanding feature was
,ss ma number of men in the uniforms
4 M .Unitcd States and the Allies.
sIso brssens were foreign statesmen,
hefe on, special missions.
i the Siute emissions there was even
more than the usual visiting of men
from box to box. What effect peace
viii have on the. social doings this
season naturally was talked abous,sbut
Il tooesrly yet to say just what will
happen, although the debutantes prob
abiy will be entertained more than was
the case last year, and dances will be
arranged for them and military men in
and about New York.
Prince of Denmark Present
One Of the most distinguished Of the
many foreigners present was Prince
Axei Of Denmark, who was the guest
81 Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
;nbox 18. Others in the party were
lautenant Commander Laub of the
Danisb navy, Mrs. Winthrop w. Al
dnrh, Miss Martha McCook, Captain
francois Monroe of the French army
and George Woolsey.
With Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Nor
gan in box 35 was Mrs. Herbert l..
Satterlee.
In Mrs. Varderbilt's box. No. 81, we're
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Schieffelin.
In box 80 we're Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney, Mrs. Payne Whitney, Miss
Flora Whitney, Lieutenant Cornelius
Vanderbilt Whitney and Thomas Sill
dell.
Governor and Mrs. Charles S. Whit
man were guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Pres
ton ?. Satterwhite in box 16.
Mrs. W. Seward Webb had with her
in box % Mrs. W. Seward Webb, jr.;
Mr., and Mrs. F. Egerton Webb and
Major G. Creighton Webb.
In Mrs. Gambrilrs Box
Nj. and Mrs. J. Stewart Barney and
Ms, c. Ladyard Blair were with Mrs
MsAsrd Gambrill in Box 20.
With Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Gary in
Bxlb were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon
aad Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Little.
In Box were Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Il. (llin and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Gray Girls.
void.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fl. Kahn ir
Box u were CASTOR Liebert, French
Consul Geaeral in New York; Miss
Madeleine Liebert and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dana Gibson.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs
Robert P. Huntington occupied the
Vincent Astor box, No. r. They had
With them their daughter, Mrs. Charles
!, Marshall, and Charles II. Marshall
Mrs William Douglas Sloane, Mrs. II
ach. Twombly, Mrs. James A. Burden
ana Miss Ruth Twombly were in Box II
Ar. and Mrs. II. P. Dawson were in
Box q.
In Bcx 9 with Mrs. Z. Henry Harri
s2n were Mrs. r. Penn Smith, Mrs
Saar!es c. Rumsey and Miss Harrie!
:, Une Of the changes noticed was III
ue Ogden Mills box, No. 20, which M
and Mme. Enrco Caruso rented. Nine
SI. @fuso had as her guests Mr.. and Mrs
William Evarts Benjamin. Mr.. and Mrs
n,eary II. Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs
James B. Regan.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas f. Brady
3 BOX 50 were Mr.. and Mrs. John D
tsyan, Miss Irwin Fearn, Lewis B. Cav
wa and Thomas Hughes Kelly.
nm BOX 20 with Mr.. and Mrs
adsnfy Clews were Mr.. and Mrs. George
would 4 Iould and Mrs. Hope Slater, oi
In the II. c. Frick Box
!, nl.h p Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Frict
S,!9ox ~ Sox 10 were Miss Helen Frick, Mrs
sss sas;as trick, Mrs. j. A. B. Fosburgl
aug Alvin w. Krech.
s.Mss and Mrs. John Aspegren hat
~ ~ =. With them were Lieutenant ant
a,s' aa,s' alexander Duer Irving, DR.. ane
s0mery Roosevelt
Ipisn Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reese Hoy
I, 'o@ 50 were Miss Rosina Hoyt ant
shd Mrs. Thomas II. Frothingham
d, % ana Mrs. John j. Watson, jr., hae
~ ~, and their guests were Mr.. ant
.ueorge q. Foster and Mr.. and Mrs
"1nEald Il. Macdonald.
S.,ss oox 70 with Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
q 5aslu cs were the Belgian Minister, y
Sissslsier de Marchienne; the Charge
isn.s iasIses NC Of Holland, Baron de Beau
M IN. ~, ,nd and Mrs. Nicholas Murray But
w or. and Mrs. Francis C. Bishop
Vii .lahd and Mrs. Edmund l.. Baylies hat
r., sr,mpem m IN Box SO Mr. and Mrs. Whit
"asrens Mrs. Marshall Field ant
ssatd s;l,d J. Berwind.
Il va Miss julia Chester Wells in Bo,
sailS p ar; and Mrs. Benjamin Fair
yss Z Drrsgadier General Lionel Il. Ken
NIs,;e. Ns;~, D. Royal Artillery. British Wal
ssra ssyya, I = and Mrs. Kenyon aid Commo
in pssohei Wells, Royal Navy.
MiIsn~"' ~'& . With Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orlnt
eo,lsrna were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nelsor
rhosn,n,aa and Mr. and Mrs. Griswold A
NI,s nx nsox 23 we're Miss Angelica ant