New-York tribune., 1920-01-25


cisty ard Viii present several attract
we afalrs t9r charity. including What
Next which VIII have two weeks
mn on Broadway; the ballet Of Con
nel;a' ana the production OF Oscar
Wlldss play. The Importance OF Being
Earnest
Some OF the cleverest actresses in tho
feshinoaDle set ana the best known
dancers vii be seen in the "societv at
fractions The charities for which
these will be given will have their
treasures largely increased with the
efforts OF the young people in the vari-
Gus casts and by those who are arrang-
Ing the entertainments.
"What Next" begins It's run TO-
morrow at I'll Princess Theater. The
ba.!et o. "Coppelia" Will begin its
season o. three performances on
Tuesday afternoon at the Plaza, whore
It will be given again on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings BY the Spence
Aumns Society and on Sunday next
at the Hudson Theator The Importance
4 Being Earnest" Will be presented
~ several we'll known society actresses
who will have professional support.
there Will be dances for charity be-
sEsen times, the usual mum her of for
r,al dinner parties. including one on
Wednesday b. Mrs. ". Watts Sher-
man u. her home S3E Fifth Avenue =
dinner the same evening By Mrs. Moses
Taylor Campbell. debutarte dance
on Friday Tor Hiss Laura Mabon and
several weddings 10 wind IN the week.
The brides Will ne Miss Dorothy Down
ns Dillon and Miss Margaret Curzor
Hale, botn O. whom VIII be married on
Sasurda..
There also Will re rid-weol: we'd
ding out Of town that Of Miss Helen
Rodney Jansway on Tuesday in New
Brunswick, \. j.. 10 William CARPENTER
ID. Miss Janewav is { daughter Of
Mrs Henry Z. Jareway.
The last Of the Easby musical morn
ings Tor this seesou will attract the
usual ia hi1aaole throug % the Wal
dor.-Astorla to-nerrovf. and program
Of unusual interest ~as been prepared
ior tho last concer. Of the series.
Bailii iIorneman Will eivo TIN last o.
his rsusic icals 'ris season a. tho Ritz
Carlton or TIE lay. Th7 artists will
pc Mme. Gabrielle Besanzoni. Arthur
Nuh'1sreir and Paul levcsac Tho
conc2.ts ha'a seor 50 successful this
wiNter hat u. Hornenaa has decided
= continue ther' mex season.
TAere VIII also be benefit ooncere
Of interest In social as well as a
muslca way -his week. II will b.
given a. Aeo.ian Hall On Thursday al
rF work conducted b. the Diocesan
Auxiliary Of -he Cathedral o. st. JohN
the Divine.
Ny. Samuel Clifton MACON o. 200
Was tifty-eirhth Street. will give 2
dance Friday evening at the Plaza for
Aer niece. Miss Lsrra H. Mlbon. thc
debuyante daughter o. Mr. and Mrs
James Brown Mabon.
On Saturday afternoon in The chantrr
ef Graz Church Miss Margaret Curzon
Hale, daughter o. lirs. John Gakman
by 2 former marriage. will become the
bride g Gilbert G. Thorne jr. Of this
matc friends viii ne present at the
ceremony. which Will be followed o. a
reception in the horne Of Miss Hale's
mether 3 West Sixteenth Street.
Miss Dorothy Downing Dillon, daugh-
'er Of Mrs. John Milton Dillon. Of POO
Nes. F.ffy-oighth Street. viii be mar
lied or Saturday to. Donald Ormsoy
Page, son o. M aa, Mrs. William II.
Page The wedding VIII taae place IN
s.. Thomas Church and Win be fol
'owed ty q reception in the nome Of
iae briLe's cousin. Mss Ethel Spear.
ll5 East Sivty-nirlh Street.
Miss Dillon viii have Miss Elsa
downing. of Washington. Tor her maid
q honor and Mss AS Downing, Of
Washington; Miss Mary Van Dyke. OF
Milwaukee, MIS- Helen Demores. and
Mss Sally Young. OF Springfield, Mass;
Miss B.auche Pace. Miss Muricl Nc
CURE. Mss Margaret Merre and Mss
Charlotte Bergen. Of this ely. for ner
bridesmaids
". K Page viii be his brothers. best
nan. and acting as usaers Will be John
:. "nitmyev. g Rochester; Harold
belcher. o. Newark; Victor Day, Her
bert Collier, William Robertson. vii
nam Anaon. a. F. Downing Ir., II. Glib