New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
President Harding
Invited to Father
knickerbocker Ball
Vice : President Coolidge,
Members of Cabinet and
Ambassadors at Washing
ton Also Bidden to Attend

Invitations have been sent to Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harding and members
of the Cabinet to attend Father
Knickerbocker's Ball, to be given
under the auspices of the City History
Club as the opening event Of the new
Ambassador Hotel, Park Avenue and
Fifty first Street on Tuesday evening.
April 49,. Invitations to the ball also
have been sent to the Ambassadors at
Washington.
Preceding the ball several dinner
parties will be given in honor of
Cabinet members and Ambassadors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Pratt, of
Fifth Avenue, have invited >Vice-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge to be their
guests at dinner and later at the ball.
Pierre Mali, Belgian Consul in New
Baron and Baroness de- Cartier de
Marchienne to be their guests.
group of young women will COM
pose the dance committee, of which
Miss Wanden Mathews is chairman.
The other members arc Miss Beatrice
Byrne. Miss Sheila Byrne, Miss Mary
Cameron, Miss Genevieve Clendenin,
Miss Molly .Cogswell, Miss Elise
Hughes, Miss Eleanor Peabody, Miss
Eleanor Potter. Miss Ellen Randolph,
Miss Adele Ryan, Miss Doroth ca
Sharp, Miss Betty Thompson. Miss
Geraldine Thompson, Miss Marion Tiff
fanny, Miss Helen Trevor, Miss Burke
Yuille and Miss Nancy Yuiile. Miss
ticket and poster committee.
As there are no boxes in the I'm
bassador ballroom it is announced that
limited number of tables will be
placed on the ballroom floor and sold
at $50 each.
Among those who have taken boxes
for the Ayiators' ball, to be held at
the Waldorf-Astoria April 2, are Miss
Anne Morgan, Mrs. George Jay Gould,
Mrs. Harry Hardness FIagler, Mrs.
Francis Burial Hoffman, Mrs. Richard
T. Wilson, Mrs. Edward N. Breitung,
Mrs. James Blackstone Taylor jr. and
Mrs. Edward F. Harkness.
Additional patronesses who are to
have guests ere Mrs. Alfred G. Bosom,
Mrs. Henry Clews, Miss Juliana Cut
ting, Mrs. E. H. Hartman, Mrs. John
Dyneley Prince. Mrs. Robert NJ. Oly-
phant jr. and Mrs. Mortimer L. Schiff.
A special aviation headdress will be
worn by the members Of the juniors
committee, among whom are Miss Nat
afie Hanna. Miss Sylvia Holt, Miss
Katherine Kent. Miss Clara C. Reyn-
sders and Miss Nancy Yuille.
A number of theater parties will be
given Friday when q gala performances
Of MARY Stuart" the new Drinkwater
play at the Ritz Theater, will be. pre-
scented for the benefit Of the Young
Women's Catholic Club. Boxes have
been taken by Mrs. De Lancey Kane,
Mrs. George Leary and MRS. John d.
Ryan. Others who have arranged
parties are the Conntess1~de I4auEier-
Villars. Mrs. Dwight Parker Robinson,
Mrs. w. H. Daugherty, Mrs. Frederick
Childs, Mrs. Henry r.. McCreery, Miss
Mary H. Bouvier, Miss Therese O,Don-
nell, Mrs. George Muir. Mrs. Alfred
Chaplin, Mrs. John Parsons, Mrs. Fran
els Burial Hoffman, Mrs. Lyttiet6n
Fox, Paul S. Black, Mrs. Dudley Olcott,
Mrs. Henry James, Mrs. Charles e.
Mitchell, Mrs. Morgan ]. O'Rrien. Mrs.
John Agar, Mrs. William Iselin, Mrs.
Columbus Ikeiin, Miss Georgine Isekn,
Mrs. r.. J. Collier, Mrs. r. O'Gorman.
Mrs: Henry ". Taft and Mrs. Henry
II. Forbes.