New-York tribune., 1920-01-11

s,ect. Among these will be the benefit
nsrformance of the musical comedy,
srhe Runaway Girl" tomorrow and
Tuesday evenings, under distinguished
ratrcnsxe, for the benefit of Grosvenor
Esiehborhood House, the cast of which
vill b. made up Of society amateurs;
narformance Of "Buddies" at the Sell
WIN Theater tomorrow evening for
~ Catholic Center for the Blind, and
The annual ball Friday for the benefit
A. S. Vincent's Hospital, under the
suspiees Of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
MI. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish will en-
t.rtsin at dinner Tuesday night at
their home, $40 Fifth Avenue, and a
dinner also will be given that eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan at
.hsir home, East Seventy Street.
On Wednesday evening, at their home,
East Ninety-ffth Street, Mr.. and Mrs.
Erpesto G. Fabbri will give dinner.
The private dances will be notable
enes. especially the entertainment to
be xiven by Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane on Thursday at her home, 2
West Fifty-second Street. 1t will be
for her granddaughter, Miss Emily
Sloane Hammond, and her grandnieces,
Mss Louise Vanderbilt Schieffelin and
Miss Louise Morris. Miss Hammond is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry Hammond, and. like her cousins,
Miss Schieffelin and Miss Morris, is q
debutante of the season. Miss Schieffe-
lin is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
IAN Jay Schieffelin, and Miss Morris is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hen
men Morris. All three young women
are great-granddaugh of the late
William q. Vanderbilt.
Miss Hammond, who has had much
entertaining done for her this season.
will have q dinner given for her by
Mr. and Mrs. James Blackstone Taylor,
at the Colony Club, January %. 1t
will be Jointly for Miss Adelaide Routh
Ogden.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Junius
Spencer Morgan and Miss Caroline
Morgan will give dance at the Colony
Club. 1t will be for Mrs. Morgan's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
henry Burchell Gardner. A dance also
viii be given on Saturday by Mrs. E.
Mortimer Ward tt will be for her
laughter by previous marriage, Miss
Dorothy Clapp.
There will be several important we'd
dfngs during the week. Miss Emmalena
Sizer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
r. Sizer, will be married Saturday
to David Duncan. The wedding will
take place at the home of the brides
parents, SO East Seventy-third Street.
Mss Sizers only attendant will be her
md Greenough Townsend, of Oyster
Bay, win be MI. Duncan's best man.
only- relstives and few intimate
friends have been invited to the cere-
nony and reception which will follow.
Mr. Duncan recently returned from
France, where he served for two years
as captain in the United States
Marine Corps He is son of Mr.. and
Mrs William Butler Duncan and q
grandson of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Havemeyer, whose home was
at Thirty-eighth Street and Madison
Avenue.
Another of Saturdays brides will be
Miss Frances Catharine Parsons, daugh-
ter Of Arthur Webb Parsons. She will
be married in the chantry of St
Thomas's Church to Kneeland Lame.
seu1 Green The cerepony will be fol
lowed by a reception at the home Of
,ns pIi0c duAIy M1S. GlucSt a. O4Se-
low, q Gramercy Park, and as Mr.. and
relatives have been asked. Miss Peggy
Stout, . cousin Of the bride, will be hel
maid Of honor and Miss Cynthia Bige-
lev, Miss Isabel MacMillin, Miss Made
lein Mulqueen and Miss Louise Riordau
the bridesmaids. Mr.. Green will have
A. Thayer IAccaci for his best man, and
serving as ushers will be his brother
!. Chandler Parsons, James Howard
Norris, Thomas Robertson jr., Philip
Pntt, Edgar A Filter and Harold Kerr
hoy. Miss Parsons, who has been
spending the winter with her aunt, Mrs
Levin H. Thomas, at 13 East Sixty
nfth Street, is q great-granddaught
Of the late Theophilus Parsons, Chief
Justice Of Massachusetts, and Dean OF
Harvard.
The second Of the January series of
Albert Morris Bagby's musical morn
ings win attract large audience to
me ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria
M-mcrrow, when a program OF un-
usual interest and excellence will be
presented.
Rehesrsals soon will begin for the
annual entertainment Of the Junior
League, which will be given for three
nights in the ballroom Of the Waldorf
A:yoris. beginning March 2. The cast
sih Be made up ofthe seasons d&bu.
ssnses, who always are known each
yesr as the sustaining members Of the
elsanization, the older girls filing ex-
seasive positions. The proceeds will
used for tho leagues various phi.
anshropies.
ars. Sturgis Conn viii give the sec.
snd Of her series OF days at home on
ssursday in her apartment in the
r{eming, 853 Seventh Avenue. She
~. continue to receive on Thursdays
Aauyiee Maetsrlinck will spesk In
ssIsneh At tbs third Of the Tuesday af-
nsscns at the Ritz arranged by
DssiM horneman. The lecture will be
9. g NJ. Maetsrlinck's works, and will
s''0 Touch upon the war.
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