The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-15
Entertainments for Debu-
tantes May Be Held After New
En- Year S. Hooray for the Girls
~ Starts This Week

daughter. Mrs. jerks OF Philadelphia;
Mrs. Grundv Queen OF Society, Miss
Abbie Putnam Morrison; Gossip, Miss
Grace Astor Bristed; The Chdperone,
Miss Evalina Gleavcs: Information
(bettcr known as Mis-Information),
Mrs. B. Lindsay Fairfax; FItrt. Miss
Hope Williams; Thedd Bdrd, Miss
Margaret o. Flint: Outspokcn, Miss
Mary Van Rensselaer, Lorillard; Ger
aid Grundy, Lieut.. Arson Clark, u. 8.
A.; DR.. FrecDvub, Lieut.. Frank Hale
OF the British army. and Fighting
Lemucls, a Stacker. Lieut.. Fairfax
Burger. u. s. A.
In. the chorus will be many young
women whose names already have
been mentioned. Mrs. Lewis Gouver-
neur Morris and Mrs. Ross McClelland
will include the Misses Adrienne Ise-
lin, isabel Stettinius. Anna Alexandra.
Emma Peabody. Lillian Endicott, Ma
rianne McKeever. Julia Lentilhon and
Symphorosa Astor Bristed.
Miss Medelyn Sheppard has written
the music and Miss Annelu Burns the
lyrics. The incidental music will be
played by Miss Byrne's orchestra.
Among the patronesses are Mines.
Columbus Old. 1selin. Irving Brokaw,
George i. Turnure, Edward r.. Stet-
tirius, John Sanford, William H. Hair
rison, ]. Rich Steers, Bradish johnson
Carroll, Alfred Arson. John E Par
) sons, j. Franklin Bell. Lorenzo Semple,
H, Hollistor Pease. J. Woodward Haven,
Henry II. Wilton, John E. Alexandra.
William A. Read. William Douglas
Sloane, Julian Robbins, Andrew Car
negie, Charles b. Alexe nder. William
Pollock, Nicholas +. Brady, Arthur
Curtiss James. Joseph Pulitzer Her.
I bert L. Sat:er4ee, Harry K. Knapp.
Condo Mast. Fairfax S. Landstreet,
| Samuel Riker. Jr.. I. Chauncey Nc
Keever, Otto II. Kahn. Lewis B. Wood
ruff, Stuart Duncan. George Jay
Gould, Walter Damrosch. John Ken
drick Bangs. Samuel +. Simpson and
Charles Aston Bristed.
During the run OF the comedy the
audiences will be addressed by Myron
7. Herrick, former American Ambas-
sador to France; John Kendrick
Bangs, Coningsby Dawson. Martin w.
Littleton, Augustus Thomas and Lieut..
Dobelle Of the French High Commits
sion.
Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Edgar. who
is acting as chairman of the commit
tee OF the Carnival de Victoire, which
| will be given at the Ritz-Carlton on
| December % for the benefit OF the
Free Milk for France Fund. will have
as her associates Mrs. Charles B. Alex
ander. Mrs. George r. Baker. Jr., Mrs.
Henry Clews. Mrs. +. Gray Griswold,
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt. Mrs. Charles II.
Marshall. Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn.
Mrs. Francis Key Pendleton and Mrs.
| Whitney Warren.
There will be elaborate decorations
throughout the lower part of the hotel
and the patrons are requested to oon,e
in fancy dress. Applications for tick
cts and boxes may be made to Mrs
Robert Low Bacon. 675 Fifth avenue
| The fund has been shipping to France
a ton OF dried milk each day.
| Mrs. Warren McConihe Is president
Of the fund and Miss Josephine Osborn
vice-president. J. Pierpont Morgan Is
| acting as treasurer for the carnival
! committee. and Henry E. Cooper IS
! treasurer for the Free Milk for
| France Fund.
The Red Cross shop and tea room
have had abundant patronage since
the opening OF last Monday. Among
| those who will preside in the tea room
during the coming week are Mrs
James Lowell Putnam. Mrs. Sherwood
Aldrich, Mrs. Oren Root. Mrs. John