New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Events OF the Week in the Society World
Three Society Attractions
Will Be Staged for Charity
Amateurs and Professionals to Vie in Enter.
tainments; Dances, Weddings and Musicals
Also on Program for the Fashionable Set

Amateurs will Vie with professionals
ii, week and next IN entertaining So
~.,r. and will present several attract
- sifairs for charity, including What
M which Will have a two weeks
~ On Broadway; the ballet of Cop
..l;a, and the production of Oscar
Eilde's play, The Importance of Being
Esrnest
,.shinoable set and the best known
s,uesrs will be seen in the "societv at
sections" The charities for which
.,,e will be given will have their
rsasuries largely increased with the
forts Of the young people in the vari-
"a. casts and by those who are arrang-
ng the entertainments.
AWhat Next" begins its run to-
morrow at the Princess Theater. The
,sIes of "Coppelia" will begin its
,xascn" Of three performances on
-assdsy afternoon at the Plaza. where
viii be given again on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings by the Spence
lumne Society and on Sunday next
1. the Hudson Theater The Importance
4 Being Earnest" will be presented
n several well known society actresses
rho will have professional support.
There will be dances for charity be-
veen times, the usual number of for
ssl dinner parties, including one on
wednesday by Mrs. w. Watts Sher-
nan at her home, s3s Fifth Avenue;
Einner the same evening by Mrs Moses
fsylor Campbell; a debutante dance
d Friday for Miss Laura Mabon and
.,sra weddings to wind up the week.
lhe brides will be Miss Dorothy Down
ng Dillon and Miss Margaret Curzon
Hale, both OF whom will be married on
A.urday.
There also will be mid-week we'd
ling out Of town-that OF Miss Helen
aodney Janeway on Tuesday in New
Brunswick, n. j.. TO William Carpenter
H. Miss Janeway is daughter of
ln Henry T. Janeway.
The last OF the Bagby musical morn
,gs for this season will attract the
sral fashionable throng to the Wal
M-Astorla tomorrow, and program
Il unusual interest has been prepared
or the last concert of the series.
5silli Hornenan will give the last Of
as musicals this season at the Ritz
lar.on on Tuesday. The artists will
\ Nine. Gabrielia Besanzoni, Arthur
aubinstein and Paul Leyssac. The
nncerts fa"e been so successful this
inter that W. Horneman has decided
a continue them next season.
There Will also be benefit concer.
Z interest IN social as we'll as a
,asical way this week. 1t will be
zen at AeOlian Hall on Thursday aft
moon for the benefit of the mission
n work conducted by the Diocesan
sl1iFary OF the Cathedral of st. John
be Divine
Yrs. Samuel Clifton Mabon. of 200
Vest ifty-eighth Street, will give
.aace FRIDAY evening al the Plaza for
.sr niece, Miss Laura H Mabon. the
asbutante daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
.ines Brown Mabon.
On SATURDAY, afternoon in the chantry
= S~nSe III a. I'll ~ lsS VI q Sditl OuIZOll
Hae, daughter Of Mrs. John Oakman
y former marriage. will become the
'nde Of Gilbert G. Thorne jr.. of this
a!y. Only relatives and a few init
Aat friends viii be present at the
'sfemony which will De followed BY
s'eption in the home Of Miss Hale's
zasher, 3 West Sixteenth Street
Mss Dorothy Downing Dillon, daugh-
y Of Mrs. John Milton Dillon, Of 200
ssst Fifty eighth Street, will be mar
,ssd on Saturday 20 Donald Ormsby
age, son CT III. ard Mrs William II.
Isge The wedding viii take place in
= Ihomas's Church and Will be fol-
esed oy reception in the home os
',s brides cousin. Miss Ethel Spear,
10 East Sixty-nintn Street
Mss Dillon viii have Miss Elsa
owning, of Washington. for her maid
!: honor and Miss Alys Downing, Of
a',shington; Miss Mary Van Dyke, Of
.s,lwaukee; " s Helen ncmorest and
!! ss Sally Young. of Springf cid, Mass;
slss Blanche Page. Miss Muriel Nc
,sAre, Miss Margaret Mente and Miss
Enariotte Bergen, Of this city, for her
dndesmaids.
". X. Page will be his brothers best
!, ,sa, and acting as ushers will be John
|, |: Whitmyer Of Rochester; Harold
Eeener, Of Newark; Victor Day, Her
|eH Collier. William Robertson, Will
70 Annon, A P Downing jr., H. Glib
"a and Richard y Pace