New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-18

.snv subdivisions as it has sets anc
.;enes. Beginning with the days of
- debutante, always inaugurated
s,sund the Horse Show and continuing
srtil after the holidays, it has the for.
al season, in which the members of
- older set entertain for themselves /;
IS charity season, in which dances
i5eatrical performances and other BEN
a affairs are given; the Lenten sea-
- when sewing classes. and CONVEX
r1enes and dinner parties, inter-
s.rrsed by musicales, form the chief
functions, and last Of all the "little
saeen," which follows Easter, bringing
vifh il weddings and the usual enter
t,iuiue connected with these country
eysnts, like horse shows, racing and
Weekend house parties.
The charity season is now approach
~ snd one of its most interesting
,sssts will be the production on SEN
u evening. February /, at the Hud-
ID Thester. of Oscar Wilde's play.
s1he Importance Of Being Earnest
he women will include some Of the
~ prominent in the fashionable
mid, among them Mrs. Lydig Hoyt,
In Joseph B. Thomas, Mrs. James
kvsll Putnam and Miss Elsa Maxwell.
NJ will be supported by prominent
rsfessienals.
fhcn follows the Charity Ball, at
shieh the mothers and grandma others
Il some OF the present leaders danced
ii pears gone By ct the old Academy
i Music and which is now being held
y the Waldorf Astoria, where the en-
III ballroom suite will be used on
february 8. Before either of these
sasirs some of the younger element of
he fashionable set will invade the
heatrical district and for two weeks
iPsar for charity in an original must
a comedy called What Next?" for
lie benefit o. the Girls Protective
League and the New York Probation
I'd Protective Association.
The Junior League, of which Miss
hly J: Schieffelin is chairman of the
dnnatic committee this year, will
I'VE three performances in March at
q Wsidorf-Astoria. for the benefit
4 It's various .philanthropies. The
kst performance will be on March 9
,ad the cast will be an all-star one Of
u seasons Gebutantes.
The annual dance of the New Yol.-
GE Visiting Committee will be given
It the Colony Club on January 81,
sisA Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee as
ssness. and with many dinners pre-
udirg the affair it promises to be one
d the most successful of the charity
xason.
7he mid-winter ball, under the
ssspices of the Woman's Auxiliary of
sx Union Settlement. Mrs. Henry p
0ssison, chairman, will be one Of the
m8ortant charitable events of the
sahth and take place on January 80
It skr Ritz Carlton. There will be q
sakeommittee Of debutantes in charge
q Mss Eunice James, assisting Mrs.
Dsystn.
Nm Joseph Pulitzer begins her sea-
son Of eute raining this week with
dinner and dance on Thursday for her
ION. Herbert Pulitzer, at their home,
Eat Sevent5 third Street, and q
inner there on Saturday night.
xm, James Blackstone Taylor will
I'VE dinner at the Colony Club on
sEdag for Miss Emily Sloane Ham
aoad and Miss Adelaide Routh Ogden
ud vii later take them to the dance
shiea Mrs. D. Hunter McAlpin will
re & the Ritz Carlton for her daugh-
e. Miss Geraldine Rockefeller Me-
ABn, one of the debutantes of the
a1ter. Mrs. George B. Port, of East
uW-nrst Street, gives a dance on the
~ night.
oeseral weddings will take place this
sees enc on Friday in the chapel Of
= saftholomew's Church, where Miss
- - Aeheson, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Nasa 5. Acheson, of AT Park Ave-
Will be married to Emilius Jar
60 CT Toronto, son of Commodore
ssshrs. Emilius Jarvis. The night
aese the wedding DR.. and Mrs. Ache
aan give a dance and supper at
- Regis for the bridal party.
nsitations have been sent out by
md Mrs. Frank Bertram Jordan
Me marriage on Saturday Of their
Usier. Miss Marie De Milt Jordan.
lxaerie vollmer Schaettler. It will
page III .he Louis XVI apartment
81. Regis. Only relatives and
~ intimate friends will be present
ceremony, which will be followed
aneeption. Miss Jordan will be at
S,ss ~ her young sister, Miss
Jordan. Middleton Rose will
~ g best man. There will be no
- the formal dinners Of the
49, H be one by Mrs. Oliver Gould
M on Friday at her home, 1872
o. the last Of the d6butant
~ ~ scheduled for January 80,
s,a..1n . Samuel Clifton Nabon. will
iSsan Tor her niece, Miss Laura
vno was introduced last month.
- e Jason Raborg gives a reception
~ ssnoon at her home, 1887 Lex