New-York tribune., 1921-04-27

second Street. Miss Whitinr's enyac..
.nent to Alexander Hadden Tomas snr
~ Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Alexandcr
ZINES, or New York and London. was
;Hunounced few days ago. She was
s".,ouuced ana to society in Boston in 1917
amI anI is member of the Junior League
ana the Vincent Club of Roston
The Yale Glec. Banjo arl Aarao,,,,
eiu6s will give concert in tho ~o,,, rrond
IA! upa!!lroom OF the Waldorf on
friday night. The patronesses ;nc,rJn
Slrs' Frederic w. Allen, Mrs. W;ll;am,
y. Rockefeller, Mrs. Frederick E," w
stevens, Mrs. J. Watson Webb. MRS
ft.ayne Whitney, Mrs. Henry /. Stimson
mrs; George G. Mason, Mrs. Chamncey
NJ, ~; Depew and Mrs. John d. Rookie.
The fifty-fourth concert Of tho Uni
N,efsi'y Iiee Club will be given at the
aose, ,aoSa: Hs'or on Thursday under the
ieadershlp OF DR.. Arthur d. Woodmff
Arthur Middleton, of the Metronoi;tar 10 :,
artist. viz "ssist'hg
me annual Lighthouse fste for the
eeneit Of the New York Association
Tor the Blind took place last n;rht -
the ballroom of the Hotel Commodore
uhoer the honorary patronage of
resident and Mrs. Harding, Secretary
OF state and Mrs. Hughes, Governor
ana MRS. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Toward Taft, Miss Emily Rowland
Wo"fne, w Rsvdra MIS- Joseph Joseph H; Choate, Mrs.
Lawrence L. Gillespie, Miss Win;fred d
Holt, the head of the organization:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Nigel, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert l.. Satterlee and Miss Louisa
Lee Schuyler. 1t was called "High.
wayman's Ball." and there were MANY
novel FEATURES including special dances
gwen by debutantes dressed as bandits,
or'gahds' pirates and gypsies.
a group of girls provided the hold
up element, and there was a favor
committee composed of Miss Kathleen
beale Crawford, chairman; Miss Flea
nor Towne, Miss Camilla Livingston.
MISS katharine Francis, Miss Suzan
Soppell, Miss Mary Marquand and Miss
Clara Workum. ''N 400
Among those who so1d cigarettes
were Miss Margaret de Forest. Miss
Geraldine McAlpin, Mss Mary Mar.
quand and Miss Sarah Sturgis
hai1 many " olhners were given before the
CHARLES Stewart Butler, Mrs. j. Edgar
Bull. Mrs. Ernest A. Bigelow and Miss
Wlnlfred Holt who had as her guest
Ghevalier U. Rochira, representing the
ltallan Consulate in this city.
Charles Stewart Butler was chairman
or the floor committee and Ferdinand
y. Sanford chairman of the assistant
moor committee. Among those who
served with them were William B.
Boulton jr., Lawrence Smith Butler, H.
Van Rensselaer, Fairfax, Cass Gilbert
Jr, Roland Holt, Lewis Gouverneur
Morris, f. Gilbert Schermerhorn.
Lindsey Tappin, R. Sanford Saltus
Robert L. Crawford, Sd, Robe rtson l.
Cleveland and Albert H. Ely jr.
The committee on arrangements in
cuded Mrs. Ernest A. Bigelow. chair.
man; Miss Cynthia Blgelow, Miss
Kathleen Beale Crawford Miss Daisy
Rogers, Charles Stewart Butler and
Louis S. Treadwell
Among the patronesses were Mrs.
William Crittenden Adams, Mrs. Ed
ward R. Stettinius, Mrs j. F. Workum,
Mrs. Schuyler S. Wheeler, whose hus-
band, DR.. Wheeler, is deeply interested
IN the work for the blind; Mrs j. Fran
els A. Clark, Mrs. James Byrne, Mrs.
James Lenox Banks jr., Mrs. Dom Bar
ber, Mrs. Joseph Clendenin, Mrs. Arthur
Murray Dodge, Mrs. David Dows, Mrs.
Harris Fahnestock, MIS- William B.
Osgood Field, Mrs. Ogden Reid. Mrs.
John E. Parsons, Mrs J. F. D. Lanier.
Mrs. w. w. McAlpin, Mrs. James Rob-
ert Mckee, Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James.
Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton, Mrs.
Edwin Gould Mrs. George Jay Gould.
Mrs. Edward Ringwood Hewitt, Mrs,
Lindley M. Garrison, Mrs. John S