The New York herald., 1920-01-11

chautry OF St Thomas Church. A recep-
ton will be held in the home of Miss
Parsons aunt. Mrs. Ernest A. Bgelow.
The usual routine of society will be
continued with dance which Mrs. Il.
Mortimer Ward will give for her daughter,
Miss Dorothy Clapp.
st. vincent's Hospital Ball.
The coming. week will have its charity
ball, which will be the annual dance In
the Waldorf Astoria Hotel on Friday
night for St vincent's Hospital. The ball
which will bring together an assembly OF
more than q thousand supporters of that
institution, will be under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary, the members OF
which co-operate with the Sisters OF Char
ity in conducting the hospital
Boxes for the ball have been taken by
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Isein, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Gallagher. DR.! and Mrs
Constantine MacGuire DR.. and Mrs. Jose
NJ Ferrer, MIR. and Mrs. John OConnor'
Mrs. Joseph Slevin, Jr. MIR and Mrs
Nauritz Westregren, DIR. Charles Nam
mack. Comtesse de Laugier Villars. Mrs.
De 1ancy A. Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. John -.
RYAN, Mr.. Clarence H. Mackay, Dr.
George -. Stuart. Mr. and Mrs lhomas
Hughes Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred John
son. Or. Ernest FahnestoclS and Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Mcdonnell
Dates for Young Women.
ON January 81 Mr. and Mrs. James
Rlarkstone Taylor will give dinner at
fha Colonv Club for Miss Emily Sloane
Hammond and Miss Adelaide Routh Og-
dem
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clifton Mabon have
sent out cards for n dance in the Plaza
Hotel on January 20 for their niece, MISS
Laura Mabon, who was introduced last
month.
on next Tuesday Mrs. William Warner
tIoppin, Jr will entertain at luncheon in
her new house. No. 13 East Seventy-tiith
street for Miss Janet Fish who has just
returned from France, where she served as
"a Red Cross nurse more than year.
on last wednesday Mrs. Guy ". Tripp
had a luncheon for her debutanto daughter.
Miss Adah Trip. i'm the annex OF the
Metropolitan Club.
Miss Theodore Mead, for whom her
mother, Mrs. Robert Gillespie Mead. gave
or last Tuesday the last of n series of re-
ceptions in their home, No. II West Elev-
enth street. is n junior at Vassar College.
She is a granddaughter of DR. and Mrs.
Clement Cleveland. The Misses Beatrice
and Margaret starr ana Miss Grace Ilend-
rick We're at the tea table.
An incident of last Tuesday night was q
reception with music given by Miss Aileen
Tone In the studio Of Mrs. George Draper.
Amateurs In Music and Drama.
Rehearsals under the direction of Miss
Grace r. Henry OF "The Runaway Girl.
which will be given tomorrow and Tues
day nights in the Plaza Hotel for the
Grosvcnor Neighborhood House, hold out
the promise that clever amateur actresses
md dancers. including several dehutantes
will give spirited performance Of that
celebrated musical play of two decades
ago.
In The chorus viii be Misses Emily
Burcher Helen Bull. Elizabeth Chisholm
Dorothy Ciapp. Florence Clendennln lo-
sephnc Flood. Grace Hendricks. Helen
johnson. Marie Lamarche. Il VI III
McCoon Elsie MorrilIs Genevievc Man
gam. Helen Schnicwind Il b 9 r I {
Sharpe, Virginia Sterry. Marie Thayer
Margaret Wallace and Margaret Warren
Messrs. Kenneth Lyle. Charles Hlount
James NJ. Fox. e. n. BelIingor and John
Snowden
Boxes have been taken by Mines
Charles y. Dickey, George y. Pynchon
Charles steele. Hugh D. Auchncloss
Pierre Mali. Warren Crane. J. Horton
Jams. William +. Philips. Vincent Astor
James Sheffield, r. Roland ". Hartman
William Ryle, Frederick Edey. Charles
Post and y. r.. Simons. Miss Ruth Todd
Bulkley will have charge Of buffet sun
per which viii be served after each per.
formarce. Helping her will be Misses cara
Ice. Elizabeth and Lillian Remsen
Martha Keep Helen Cameron, MARY
lIurd and Marion Renee Carhart There
win be dancing after each performance.
This revival OF 'fThe Runaway Girl" 4
TO be one of three ambitious amateur
musical and dr. matte offerings that are tc
enliven the o.. until early March for
local charities. The officerc OF the Junior
League have decided 10 resume theif