The sun., 1919-01-19
DEBUTANTES COME INTO THEIR OWN AT MANY LARGE

from the secretary, william c. Fl2-
wilson.
The New York Fresh Air Fund FOR
Adults and Elderly People. Mrs. Edward
W. Hooke president. will hold Its regu.
lar monthly meeting on "Wednesday at
the Hotel Astor and the annual election
will take place. Delegates to the New
York City Federation will also be
elected Among the guests will be Miss
Vera McKenna, who has Just returned
from the front, and Mrs. Chester T.
Reed. q member from Arizona, The PRO
gramme follows:
Community singing, led by Eng'isl
Cody: synopsis Of the years work, Mrs
Edward w. Hooke; song. Miss Edna
Mampel; violin solo, Mrs. ALI Van
Alstyne; songs. Phileas Goulet violin
solo, Raymond E. Crounse. and installa-
ton of officers and Informal reception
The Marquette Club. one of the larg-
est Catholic organizations In the city.
will give a series Of fortnighOy daures
at the Plaza. The first dance will be on
Friday evening. Ambrose O'Connc..
president Of the club, Is chairman Of the
committee on arrangements. Others on
the committee are: Daniel a. Cullinan.
Paul r. Kammerer, Jr.. Albert II Her
ter, John T. Williams, Or. James Moran.
Louis Schweizer, John Il. Donnelly, Rob
ert c. Labor Edward J. Maroney John
F. Egan. Murray Ambrose, Harry II
Mccarthy, John II. Keegan, William T.
Ryan. Joseph r. Walsh, Frank ]. Cole
man, Jr., and Richard T. Cronin.
"a washingtons Birthday Cclebra.
ton Of Victory and Peace will be given
on February 90 in the Hotel Penusy'-
.,,.lI No No nrCt of II = pt..
kind in this new hotel II will start
with n dinner at o'clock and end with
dancing Mrs. Simon Baruch will be the
only woman speaker. on the dinner con-
mittee are Frank l. bowling, President
OF the Borough OF Manhattan Herr"
Br,ickner President of the Borough ~
Bronx Henry G. Pell, Justice JOSEPH T
Muluueen, Mrs. Clarence Burns, president
OF the Little Mothers Aid Association
Mrs Simon Baruch, Brig.-Gen. Louis W.
Stotesbury. Capt. Frederick l. Acker-
son, Mrs. Ambrose Mccall, Fredcr+ck
Keough. Mrs. John Stratton o'Leary.
Mrs. 1ver-Kerr, Justice Thomas Don
nelly. John NJ. Richie. Mrs. Grace
Strachan-Forsythe, Charles Harwood.
H. II. Hahlo. Miss Helen NariCk Bos-
we'll Richard W. Lawrence. Eugene II
Rosenquest and Charles h. Reid.
The American criterion society, MIS-.
Leonard l.. Hi president. resumed the
winter monthly dances last Friday eye
ming, and they will be Il permanent
feature during the season. The dancing
was held in the Rose Room of the Plaza
Mrs. Hill was assisted in receiving 10y
ten matrons OF the dance under leader
ship of Mrs. John Philbrick Latin. Her
aids were: Mrs. l.. a. Cushman. Mrs
Samuel Moffett. Mrs. Albert II Gleason.
Mrs Joseph Palermo Mrs. J. George
Stickley, Mrs. William II. Could. Mrs
Duncan McMartin, Mrs Chester WI
liam, Mrs. Walter Lisle MacCork.s
and Mrs. Edward NJ. Timmins. Among
those who entertained with supper
parties were, Mrs. Charles e. Bent.
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Palermo
| and George A. Zabriskie. Leonard l..
Hill and Mrs. Hill had as their guests
H. f. Verran and Mrs VerVan. Charles
r. Blssell Jr., and Mrs. Bissell,
George Stickley. and Mrs. Stickley, y.
II. Thorne and Mrs. Thorne,N. AtheI o.
ton Dodge and Mrs Dodge AMI James
Yer Planck and Mrs. Ritchey.
Mrs Edward Franklin Cole. chair
man Of the entertainment committee al
Camp Merritt. has prepared d!vertins
programme for next Thursday after
noon to be given at Home Hut No. :,
which the organization supports.