New-York tribune., 1920-02-14

prominent young women as maids
for the Aged never fails to make its
appeal to all ages. Yesterdays affair
was one of the most successful in its
long history. For the small folk Of
society there were movies, dancing
dogs and birds, which found many
eager purchasers, from Mrs w. Kint.
zing Post; a grab bag, where she also
coined money for the worthy cause;
toys, which were sold by Mrs T. Towa1
Bates and Mrs. Francis C. Huntington
and candy table. where all the after
noon Mrs. G. H. Kent and Miss Schen.
berg were busy selling sugar valen
tines, hearts and goodies Of all kinds
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris had
charge of the dancing for which Con.
RAIDS orchestra played. A committee
Of debutantes under Miss Barbara
Kissel, assisted in seeing everybody
had a good time. Miss Kissels aides
were Miss Katherine P. Bliss, Miss
Mary Strange, Miss Mabel Morgan
Satterlee, Miss Elise Everett, Miss
Beatrice Byrne, Miss Eleanor Landon
Miss Betsy Flagg, Miss Renee Carhart
Miss Helen Moran, Miss Katharine
Post, Miss Cornelia Sage, Miss Olivs
Gawtry, Miss Margaret Trimble, Miss
l1tpc AIlHCOlI, MISS AllC0 hann an g
Miss Alice Goddard.
Some of the older girls who also as
sisted Mrs. Morris we're Miss Grace
Bristed. Miss Genevieve Clendenin
Miss Anne r. Alexandra, Miss Lucille
Baldwin. Miss Adrienne Iselin, Miss
Marion Tiffany and Miss Sophie Ducr
whose numbers were further increasec
by several Of the young matrons. They
included Mrs. Richard s. Enmet, Mrs
James Lenox Banks jr, Mrs. j. Flavel
Hubbard, Mrs. NJ. Taylor Pyne ir, Mrs
=. Casimir de Rham and Mrs. John
R. DreXel ir.
Mrs. Rowland Davis and Mrs. Will
ian D. Guthrie had charge of the tea
room and Mrs. Guthrie was assisted
in dispensing lemonade by Mrs
Eugene Willard. The animal table
wos looked after by Mrs. Edward
Spencer. Mrs. Harvey Spencer and
Mrs. Charles Kendall. Mrs. Clarence
P. Dinsmore sold flowers with the as
sistance of Mrs. W. Knitting Post At
! the fancy table were Mrs. bingham
Lawrence and Miss Elizabeth Lynch
and the "old ladies'" table where
home were Sold was in charge of Mrs
Gustav E. Kissel and Mrs. Rudolph h
kissel. Mrs. William Barbour had
charge of the music and for those who
preferred cards to dancing a room
was set aside where the games were
in charge of Miss Martin and Mrs
George Dadmun.
Father Knickerbocker's fourth an.
nual ball for the benefit of the City
History Club was given last evening
at the residence of Mrs. A. Barton Hep
burn, 630 Park Avenue. Miss M. Sym
I Rr1c Cho oF IL
ball committee and was assisted BY
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris, Mrs
Richard Emmet, Mrs. Reginald Towns
end, Mrs. Philip Rhinelander I'd, Mrs
James Lenox Banks jr., Mrs. Charles
Campbell Mrs. John r. Drexel jr.
Miss Carol Reed, Miss Audrey Hoffman
Hewlett, Miss Elsie Parsons, Miss Cur.
RE Mathews, Miss Sarah r. Bulkley
Miss Helen Moran, Miss Grace Bristed
Miss Anne r. Alexandra. Miss Sylvia
Holt, Miss Lucille Baldwin, Miss Emily
S. Hammond, Miss Andrienne Iselin
Miss Adelaide Sedgwick and Miss Ethe
Potter.
The City History Club, which has
American citizens and the teaching OF
history and government to the boys
and girls o. M York, has q number
of we'll known women interested in its
success. They include Mrs Robert
Able, Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer,
Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer,, Mrs
Schuyler N. Warren, Mrs. James
Speyer, Mrs. Clough C. Overton, Mrs
christopher Wyatt, Mrs. John Henr,
Hammond, Mrs. William Church Os.
born, Mrs. John r. Drexel, Mrs. Jacot
kiis, Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Ed
ward Dean Adams, Mrs. M. Taylor
Pyne, Mrs. Thomas w. Lamont, Mrs
Frederick F. Thompson, Mrs. Henry A
! Alexander, Mrs. Walter B. James ane
| Mrs. Edgar S. Auchincloss.
| The third Of the series of suppe.
| dances for the benefit of home chari
ties was given last evening in tn,
Della Robbia Room of the Hotel Van
derbilt, under the auspices of tn,
Bachelors. Among those who enter
tanned parties at supper were Mr. ant
Mrs. John Aspegren, Mrs. M. P. Close
Mrs. Herbert Shpman, Miss Mary H
Wiborg, Mrs. F. T. Frelinghuysen, Dun
bar D. Adams, Willard S. Brown
George r. Brokaw. Harrison Tweed an
Mrs. Charles w. MacNeill. The room
was decorated appropriately for ST
Valentines eve, electric hearts, foliag
shaped in heart form; balloons in vari
! Gus cOlOrS, resembling neartS, 1OTmln
the decorations, with background O
Southern smilax.
st. Valentines Day will be marke
BY many weddings of Importance. /
st. Bartholomew's Church at $3.50 thi
afternoon Miss Elizabeth Winthro
Emmet, daughter of Mr.. and MR.
Christopher Temple Emmet, will be
come the bride of Edward D. Morga
jr. The ceremony will be followed by
reception at the home Of Miss"Emmet
aunt, Miss Lydia Field Emmct, 53
Park Avenue.
Miss Anne Sherman. daughter Q
Mrs. Herbert A. Sherman. will be MAJ
ried to William Remsen, son OF Or; an
Mrs. Charles Remsen, of 800 Madiso
Avenue, in Christ Church, Rye.
The marriage of Miss Fanny Tslis
ferro Ford, daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Richards Ford, to Thomas Shir
lev Thomas, takes place to-day in tn
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION:
Another wedding to-day will be tbs
of Miss Laura Blossom Gray. daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Olin D. Gray. I
Cameron O'Day Macpherson, in s