The New York herald., 1920-12-26
Marquette Club to Have Pan
tOmime on New Years
Eve.

other forms Of entertain
ment this week. There also viii be a
number Of holiday dances and Christ
mas tree parties, but these will be
mostly for children and the young
persons home from school and college.
New Years eve win be celebrated
In many ways, especially with dancing,
which will figure prominently in the
programmes OF the clubs. The Euphony
Society will dance the old year out
and the new one In, as will the Mar
ouette Club the Texas Club, the Cana
dian Club and some Of the other well
known organizations. There also viii
be a number OF other entertainments
on that night, including one by Mr.
Adolph Lewisohn at his home. SS1
Fifth avenue. His guests have been
asked for a vaudeville performance,
followed by dancing. Instead Of a
New Years eve party Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul NJ. Warburg will give a musicale
two days later They have invited
some of their friends for next Sunday
afternoon TO their home, II East
Eightieth street, to hear some well
known artists.
The watch night party OF the Mar
quette Club at the Waldorf-Astor!a
from all indications will be one OF the
jolliest events OF the evening. There
will be a pantomlme at midnight. rep
resenting the birth Of the new year.
in which Father Time and the four
seasons will figure. Miss Marion
Maloney will represent Spring and wear
costume Of light green chiffon and
carry a bouquet Of orange blossoms
Miss Elena Pisani will be Summer in
a fluffy organdie frock and carry roses
Mrs. william r Little will portray
Autumn, in a brown costume, with a
bunch OF chrysanthemums and Winter
will be personifed by Miss Sallie Nc
Kenna, who will be in a suit OF white
fur and carry orchids and holly. Mr..
Francis Kelly will take the part of
Father Time.
Horns. rattles balloons and other
noise making novelties will be dlstrib-
uted as favors TO the guests. Spotlights
VIII be thrown upon the dancers from
time to time during the evening.
The dance will be under the patronage
of a long list Of we'll known men and
women. The proceeds from 1t will be
used for the work of the Marquette
Forum. Miss Pauline Fonseca is chair
man OF, the committee OF arrangements
and i/assisted by her brother Mr..
z. Fonseca, Jr.
Senator William NJ. Calder will speak
before the members OF the club to-mor-
row evening at the Hotel Commodore.
He will take "The Housing Situation"
for his subject.
On January 6 Mr.. j. II. T. Main of
Grlnnell College will address the mem
bers on 1.-THE Crisis in American Eduoa-
tlcn" at the Hotel Plaza. and on January
le Dr. Harvey w. Wiley will talk TO the
members on do You Want to Live
LONGER" The Rev. Father Camilus.
c. p, will give a discourse on shake
speares Tragedy OF Greatness" with IN
terpretations, at the Plaza on Sundiy
evening, January 23. The January
dance OF the club will be held at the
Hotel Plaza on January 2S, and will be
in charge OF Miss Dorothy Conner and
Mr. Frank McHugh.
The New York Euphony Society. Mrs
James J. Gormley founder and president
will give a supper and dance on the roof
OF the Waldorf Astoria New Years eve.
Reservations have been made for 400
members and guests. Among the enter
tainers preceding the supper will be Miss
Evelyn Law. the young New York girl
whose dancing at the Atlantic Yacht
Club during the races for the America S
Cup last summer won praise from Sir
Thomas Upton. The hosts and host
esses for Friday night include Messrs.
William ]. Woods. George 3. Torrey and
Frederick Weisbrod, Jr. Mines. Charles
Tealing. Rosalie Peters, J. X. Barnes
Charles Il. BraXmar. d. J. McAuliffe,
William H. Roche, William +. Kramer
Anton Hilbert, a. J. Jaiger. George Gun
lack. ]. w. Irving. William Carter Crane,
y = I'll
Lutz. Frederick Schmidt, Edmond Fla
herty. John w. Splitter. A. p. Ostrom
and Charles Bennett: Misses Ruth "
Hall-Gormley, Cecilia Petri and Blanche
Berle.
An old fashioned silk log cabin quilt
made by Nina Mills Elliot. author. will
be auctioned at the New Years eve
party OF the Texas Club at the Hotel
Plaza The proceeds from the sale OF II
will be given TO the Federated Clubs
Hotel for Working Girls.
The clubs first formal event OF the
winter will be on the evening OF Janu-
airy 13, when II viii give a reception and
dance at the Plaza In celebration OF the
Tooth anniversary OF the landing OF the
colony OF Stephen p. Austin the first
settlement from the United States In
what was then a part OF Mexico.
Last Tuesday the club gave a matinee
party at the Republic Theatre 10 sec
Maclyn Arbuckle, a native Texan. IN
Daddy Dumpins." Mrs. Robert wylie
Lyle is president Of the club.
The Washington Heights Chapter, D.
A. r.. Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer regent
will give a Christmas reception and
dance tomorrow evening at the Hotel
Plaza. The patronesses. some OF whom
will receive. include Mrs. Kramer Mines
George d Bangs, Oviedo " Bostwicl
Silas M. Bostwick. John p. Boyd. Loron
NJ Bu~dick. James Callan. Frederick
Mason Cook Harvey r.. Cronk. Clarence
@ Dickinson, Thomas N. Hill. Robert
Vincent Howes Floyd Jarrett William
r. Jacobs J. w. Lyman. Audley X. Leon
Anthony lie Forte, Foster Moore, John
w. Mack. Warren c. French Thomas
70 Harris. George r. Hendrickson. John
n. Samuelson. John II. Storer, Thomas
9. Sho:well. George W Stowe and
Charles Wesley White and Miss Susan
w. Patterson
Miss Elizabeth White Is chairman oi
the Junior committee. which Is composed
OF Misses Florence l.. Avercll. Olive
Bostwick. Marian Callan. Craze Cover,
Edith II Donaldson. Agnes T.. Hallen-
beck. Ellen Harris. Ellen French Louise
lie Forte, Alice Lyman. Helen Merryman,
Isabelle Van Doven and Mrs. J. Pierre
Seaman.
One OF the many entertainments each
winter Of interest in Catholic circles Is