The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-26

| Henry Willard, Mrs. William Curtis
Demorcst, Mrs. Henry l.. Dawson, Mrs.
Joseph w. Tilton. Mrs. Elias NJ. John
son and Mrs. George Reese Satterlec.
Among those who already have Sc
cured tickets are Mrs. Charles L.
! Hughes. Mrs. William Adams ks
sam. Mrs. Albrecht Pagenstecher, Mrs.
Alfred Duane Pcll. Mrs. james Speyer.
Mrs. James Moses, Mrs. Hermann NJ.
Biggs. Mrs. 7. Coleman du Pont. Mrs.
William @. Rockefeller. Mrs. Frank
| Spencer Witherbee, Mrs. Frederick
Ferris Thompson. Mrs. hurry Gug-
genheim, Mrs. John Henry Hammond
Mrs. s. r. Guggenheim, Mrs Ogden
Reid. Mrs. William Douglas Sloane.
! Mrs. Ernest G. Victor, Mrs. Edward J.
De Coppet, Mrs. Isaac Newton Selig-
man. Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge and
Mrs Henry Morgenthau.
Tickets may be obtained OF Mrs
Henry Willard. 525 Park avenue.
There has been already n good sale
OF boxes and tickets for the annual
charity BAH in aid OF the New York
Nursery and Child's Hospital, which
will be held on the night OF February
Z In the grand ballroom suite OF the
Waldorf Astoria This ball has held
the attention OF the social world for
generations. and the at-grandpar-
ents of many who are expected to
| attend 1t this year were at the first
ball in aid of the hospital. which was
given in 1857 In the old Academy of
Music.
The members OF the ball committee
! include Mrs. Edward J. Berwind. Mrs.
Algernon S. Sullivan. Mrs. Charles b.
Alexander. Mrs. Lawrence l.. Giles
pie. Mrs. f. Henry Hartman. Mrs.
Frank s. Witherbee, Mrs. Robert Oily
plant, Mrs. John NJ. Bowers, Mrs
! Charles +. Roe and Mrs. Henry Ganse-
| WORT Sanford.
Boxes can be obtained OF Mrs.
George Hillard Benjamin, 20 West
Eleventh street, and of Mrs. II. G.
Sanford, III East Sixty fourth street.
The annual dinner Of the Virginians.
| which will be given at tho Plaza on
Friday evening, will be purely a social
affair and without speeches. After
| dinner there will DO a dance and the
guests will include many Virginlans
who are or who have been in the ma
tional service. The officers of the Vir-
glnians are John L. East, governor:
Walter l.. McCorkle, vice-g governor;
William d. Buckner, treasurer, and
Hamilton Rogers. secretary. NorboDe
p. Calling. James y. Dunlop and Err
! nest r. Early are arranging the details
OF the dinner.
The reception committee for the
| dance includes George Gordon Battle.
W. Willoughby Sharp. Howard i.
Bayne. DIR. George Boiling Lee, John
j. Watts. DR.. Charles Baskerville. DR..
George Huston Bell, Archibald l..
Watson. Walter Dabney Blair, Walter
Bowman. Archibald Warmer. II.
Lewis Brown. DR.. Fielding Taylor,
IIartwell Cabell, A. II. Cayce, George
Hammond Sullivan. Or. Carter s. Cole,
+. Graham Coote, DIR. a. c. Crump.
William G. Fitzwilson, T. Foster
Gaines. Richard Gaines, Stuart G.
G!bboney, James Rely Gordon, Robert
l.. Harrison. II. Randolph Hicks.
Henry A. Johnston, Beirne Kinney.
George NJ. La Monte. III. J.. DANGER
field Lewis, +. Mclean Long, Charles
G. Marshall. John s. McMaster, Wal
ton II. Marshall, Edwin w. Lancaster.
Elliott Daingerfield. John n. Moore, DR..
John r. Page, Edward S. Pegram, w.
r. Perkins. Thomas d. Ransom, Jr.. DIR
Robert G.. Reese. George Rust Rogers.
T. Darlington Semple. Duncan Smith
and Bayard Stevens.
Mr.. Bagby's final musical morning
OF this season will be given tomorrow
in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf
Astoria. The artists will be Miss Ger
aldine Farrar and Giovanni Martineln
OF the Metropolitan Opera, Archer Glib
son organist and Percy Granger
pianist
aiiss Annabella ELEPHANT win I've