New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Many Dinners
Before Thomas
Costume Dance
Or. and Mrs. L. G. Acheson
Entertain for Daughter.
Who Becomes Bride Of
NJ. A. Jarvis Jr. To-day
Southern Charity Ball
Large Attendance at Dance
of New York Society in
Waldorf Astoria Hotel

Several dances, one Of them a cos
tume affair: 8 number OF dinners and
.wo or three entertainments for char
ty figured on last evenings social pro
gram. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b. Thomas
cave fancy dress dance last night at
l55 East Nineteenth Street. The guests
numbered about enc hundred and came
rom several dinners given in connec-
ton with the dance. Mrs. Thomas had
dinner for fourteen. There was gen
cral dancing throughout the evening,
and supper was served shortly after
midnight.
Mrs. George 3. Post, CT 3 East Fifty
frs. Street, gave small dance last
night at her home The guests num-
bered about one hundred and came on
from several dinners.
Dr. and Ms Edward G. Acheson. of
AT Park Asenue, gave dance for
their daughter Miss Jean Acheson, who
is to marry hmllius Jarvis ir. TODAY.
Among those who entertained AT din
ner last evening were Mrs. Oliver
Gould Jennings. Mrs. Hamilton Mex
Twombly and Mrs. Charles c. Girls
void, VINO is spending the winter at
the s.. Regis.
The third of the series of sumner
dances for the benefit of home chart
Iles was gwen last evening in the
Della kobbla Room OF the Hotel Van
derbilt, under the auspices Of Tbe
Bachelors. Among those who enter
tanned parties last evening we're Mrs
Rawson W. Wood, Mrs. Charles II
Sabin, Mrs. Jay Could Mrs. Whitney
Warren j.. Miss Maud Kahn and Mrs
H. LIE Roy. Whitney.
Inc committee in charge Of the
dances, which will be continued on
Fridays next month, Includes Richard
Peters. Horace S. Ste6bins. Hamilton
Fish jr., William w. Hoffman. w
Nhnelarder Stewart jr., Maurice
Roche, Alfonso de Navarro. r. Thorn
ION Wilson, Whitney Warren ir. and
Schuyler Parsons.
The New York Southern Society
gave its annual charity ball last night
at the Waldorf astoria The affair
was largely attended and was brill
Ia, lant success, financially and socially.
me, me patronesses included Mrs. William
Gloos McAdoo, Mrs. William A. Barber,
Mrs. Theodore H. Price, Mrs. Z. Ora
nam Cootes, Mrs. Philip A. s. Franklin,
MIS-. George Gordon Battle, Mrs.
ihomas r. Ryan, Mrs. Henry Evans
and Mrs. Bernard NJ. Baruch.
Mss Marie de Milt Jordan, daughter
Of NJ and Mr.
dan, VIII become the bride of Fred
srick Nollmer Schaettler this after
noon in the Louis XVI, suite of the
Hotel St Regis Miss Jordan will have
snly one attendant. her young sister.
Mss Kathryn Jordan. Middleton Rose
will serve as best man.
The marriage Of Miss Jean Acheson,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Edward G..
Acheson. to Aemilius Jarvis jr. will
lake place to-day in the chapel of ST.
Bartholomew Church.
The annual Junior League perform
ance for charity will be given at the
Waldorf Astoria on the evenings of
March 2, 9 and 4. The title of the en-
tertanment this year is "Musica! !!
Allestones, or A Quarter of Century
of Song and Dance Miss Mary Jay
Sehleffelln Is chairman Of the dramatic
committee, and most Of the debutantes
Of the season VIII appear in the play
Mrs Frederick De Pew Will give a
The dansant At the Hotel Gotham Jan
1ary 81 for her daughter Miss Mar
garet Gurnee Smith, granddaughter of
the late William Alexander Smith. FOR
many years president of tho New York
stock Exchange.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Carhartt. of
s27 Fifth Avenue, Will leave town Feb
iraary II for Pam Beach, where they
nave taken one OF the Evergladc Club
cottages for the season. On their re-
'u.n north they viii spend month at
heir plantation IN South Carolina
They viii sail for Europe May /, to
pass the summer abroad.
Louis Webb, who was a guest Of Dr..
md Mrs. ". Seward Webb, at Shell
ourne, VI, has gone to North Carolina
On shooting trip.