The sun., 1918-11-24

nllhfu btT1Bnt, MIS-. douglas hODiD .
son, Mrs. Harold ]. Pratt, Mrs. John
f. Parsons and Miss Leland. II is
hoped that the French Ambassador.
Jules Jusserand, will be able to attend,
and there will be present at the per-
Torrance members Of the French High
Commission.
Among those who have secured
| seats are Mines. j. Kennedy Tod An
drew Carnegie, W. Fellowos Morgan,
J. Archibald Murray, F. Kingsbury
Curtis, Alfred Bishop Mason, Robert
ID. Sterling, John A. Logan. Jr., Frank
8. Witherbee. Warren Delano, Oren
Root, w Lanman Bull, Edward Cod
man Parish Frederick w. Longfellow,
James A. McCrea. Paul Morton. Rob-
ert S. Brewster, Charles Steele. Oliver
@. Jennings, George Biumenthal. r..
Fulton Cutting, ]. Insley Blair. Hugh
d. Auchincloss, John Henry Ham
mond, William d. Sloane, Edward Van
Ingen, Walter b. James, Arthur Muir
ray Dodge, W. Pierson Hamilton.
Richard Hunt, Arthur Scribner and
w. Bayard Cutting, Miss Grace Potter
and Miss Mary Cross. Tickets may he
obtained of Mrs. Monroe Robinson Mt
$50 Park avenue.
There is another appeal for France
this one In behalf Of the French SOL
diers who will not be mustered out
Of the army for q long time. Even
'hough fighting has ceased they will
re in urgent need Of warm clothing
nd other comforts this winter. Fran
lis Roche, who is secretary and treas
lrer OF the Lafayette Kits. Is request
ing contributions to purchase these
kits, each OF which contains at pres
mt a waterproof cape and other use
sul articles costing $3.50, and which
ire shipped weekly to France through
the Red Crost All administration ex-
penses are mot by the executive COM
mittee of the fund, which Is approved
by the Charity Organization Society
of New York. Checks for the pur-
chase OF kits may be sent TO Francis
Roche, treasurer, at the Vanderbilt
Hotel.
Among the members Of the execu-
tive committee are Mrs. Edmund l.
Baylies, James NJ Beck, Mrs. John j.
Chapman. Archer NJ. Huntington. Mrs.
William X. Dick. Mrs James B. Duke,
Maurice Leon. Mrs. n. lie Roy Edgar,
Philip NJ. Livermore, Mrs. =. Cooper
Hewitt, W. Forbes Morgan. Baroness
de la Grange. Mrs. Lydig, W. Beverly
Rogers, Mrs. Henry Rogers Winthrop,
Whitney Warren, Robert l.. Bacon
and Charles ID. Wetmorc.
II has been decided to resume the
Friday Juniors. n series of dances or
ganiZed by Miss Georgiana Hartman
Owen. These dances are intended for
young people and will be given during
the school holidays at the Plaza, the
date" or the first two being Decem-
Der % ana January g. There will be
n third dance at Easter. Among the
patronesses are Mrs, William Il. An
derton, Mrss william S. Brown, Mrs.
Edwin Could Mrs. Robert Appleton,
Mrs. John McKesson Camp, Mrs. Oil
YER Hartman, Mrs. G.. Howard Davi-
son. Mrs Lewis Livingston Delahe!d,
Mrs Justus Rupert. Mrs. Franklin
@. Brown, Mrs. II. Casimir dc Rharn
and Mrs. Atwood Violet. y .'''
Mr.. Bagby's musical mornings will
again be O feature OF the fashionable
season, and. as for more than a score
of years. they will be held in the grand
ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria The
first of the series will be held on Nom
day, December 2, and the others on the
three Mondays following. Among the
artists who will appear are Nine. Nellie
Melba, Enrico Caruso. Giovanni Marti
nelIi and Giuseppi de Luca of the
Metropolitan Opera; Jascha Heifetz,
he
There is much interest on the part
OF society in the musical review Good
Luck, SAM" which will be presented to-
morrow evening by soldiers from Camp
Merritt in the Lexington Avenue OPP
era House. The President and Mrs
Wilson and Gov. and Mrs. Whitman
head the list of patrons and patronesses.
Among others on the list are Mr.. and
Mrs Charles b. Alexander Mrs.
Paul Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay
Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gil
lespie, Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, Mrs
Frederic Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Speyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James. Mrs. Charles \. Childs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford Hill. Mrs, Charles II.
Marshall. Mr., and Mrs T. ]. Oakley
Rhinelander, L. Coster Wiimerding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Gould. Miss Anne Morgan.
the Duke and Duchess de Richeleu,
Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert L. Satterlee.
Miss Mabel Gerry, Mrs, William Diss-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Breitung
and the Rev, Or. and Mrs. Ernest II.
Stires.