New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

sav will be crowded with entertain
ments OF all kinds for the younger set
- well as the older. many of a carnival
nature. and interspersed with these will
he no end Of affairs for charity. For
sore DAYS the social schedule has been
nllcd with benefit performances, and
this will hold true throughout the PEN
itential season. when sewing classes,
musicals and even dances will take the
Mace of many of the more formal
affairs, which have made the winter of
1920 such gay one. There is no
need of New Workers going to New
Orleans or Havana this year for the
carnival Mardi Gras will be celebrated
not only on its proper day, Shrove
Tuesday. with poml and pageant, but
he spirit will already be afeld this
week on Saturday night at the Hotel
Vanderbilt, when a costume dance will
6e given for the American Free Mill,
and Relief for Italy.
On Shrove Tuesday the annual Mardi
Gras ball for the Southern Industrial
Educational Association will be held at
The Ritz Carlton. The older girls will
dsnce st the Ritz on Saturday night
when the midwinter dance will be
given. under the patronage of Mrs
Jonathan Bulkley. Mrs. Richard c. Colt,
Mrs. Rowland Davis, Mrs George c..
Fraser, Mrs. Ellwood Hendrick, Mrs.
Richard NJ Hurd, Mrs R. Burnham
MotFat. Mrs. A. Henry Mosle. Mrs.
William A Read and Mrs. Wilfred J.
Worcester.
There will be dancing at the St.
Valentines kettledrum, which will be
The mecca for old and young on Fri
day. when the affair will be held at the
Plaza for the benefit of the Samaritan
Home for the Aged. Conrad's orches-
ira will play for dancing, which will
be In charge of Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur
Morris and Miss Barbara Kissel, and
here will be so many other attractive
features for this annual entertainment
hat there will be no excuse for keep
ilg ones purse strings tied. A grab
bag warranted to hold pleasure un-
limited for the small visitors will bc
ia charge OF Mrs. w. Knitting Post,
and birds and dogs will have a stall
for themselves, and q fascinating one
200. in another part of the ballroom
Mrs. Edward Spencer, Mrs. Harvoy
>poacer and Mrs. Charles Campbo,
FiN have charge of the pets, and tlo
sweets viii be sold by Mrs. G. H. Ken
ard Mss Schenberg.
no bazaar would be complete with
euJ q fancy table, so charming one
III be provided and will be cared for
ly Mrs. Etlingham Lawrence and Mis
-iiLa be'n Lynch, who will have a.,
enormous stock Of pretties to sell for
thu benefit of the "Old Ladies'" VINO
sill also send their usual contribu.
uuas 20 the table called after them
lGs. Gustav Klssel and Mrs. Rudolph
81. hissel viii preside at the "Old
Ladies' Table" and sell aprons and
clusters and other useful things made
ty The inmates of the home The tea
room will be under the direction of
d. Guthrie. There also will be q lemon
ade booth, where Mrs. Guthrie and Mrs.
Eugene Willard will preside. Mrs
George Daaman and Miss Martin will
look after the cards, which will attract
many VINO Go not care to dance, and
pecial rooms will be set aside for
me games.
While these are being enjoyed b,'
he gr5n'n-ups. the young visitors will
have movies" which will be provided
Tor them by Mrs. 7. Towar Bates AID
Mrs. Francis C. Huntington, who Will
also see that there is q supply Of toys
Tor them.
A feature Of this years kettledrum
will be the debutante committee, whica
viii assist Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur
-.
Mss Barbara III. Kissel, Will be the
vice-ehairman and the other members
will be Miss Mabel M Satterlee, Miss
Mary Strange, Misc Katherine P. Bliss,
Miss Elise Everett, Miss Beatrice
Byrns. Miss Eleanor Landon, Miss
Betsy Flagg, Miss Renee Carhart, Miss
Helen Moran, Miss Katharine Post,
Mss Cornelia Sage, Miss Olive Gawtry,
Miss Margaret Trlmble, Miss Hope Lin-
coin, Miss Adelaide Kip Rhinelander,
Miss Alice Kahn and Miss Alice God
dard.
Some older girls And some Of the
young married women also will assist
Mrs. Morris, among them Miss Adrienne
r. Alexandra, Miss Genevieve Glen
denim, Miss Grace Bristed, Miss Marion
Tiffany. Miss Sophie Duer, Mrs. John
R. Drexe! jr., Mrs. NJ. raylor Pyne jr,
Mrs. H. Casimir de Ram, Mrs. Richard
): Lmmet, Mrs. JarL l.. Banks jr. and
Mrs. j. Flavel HuHard.
At the residence Of Mrs. A. Barton
Hepburn. $50 Park Avenue, the fourth
annual Father Knickerbocker ball will
oe given on Friday evening for the
benefit Of the City History Club. Miss
NJ. Symphorosa Bristed will be the
chairman Of ,the ball committee, which
VIII include some of the young women
VINO will help at the kettledrum earlier
IN the day.
At the Hotel Vanderbilt on Friday
evening there Will be another Of the
oaehelors' dances with the usual num-
Der Of jolly supper parties given In the
Della Robia room. Like Its predeces-
sors last month, the dance Will be for
enarty, and will be under tho auspices
VI ", some popular young men, including
William Rhinelander Stewart jr, Maur-
ICE &c, Roche, Alfonso de Navarro, Whitney
warren jr., Richard Peters, Horace G.
stebbins, Hamilton Fish IT., r. Thorn
~ Wilson, w. Wickham Hoffman and
schuyler L. Parsons.
One Of the largest private entertain
nents Of the week will be the dinner
aance on Friday evening to be given at
.ne Colony Club by Mrs. William Willis
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