New-York tribune., 1921-04-09

many dinners were given before tho
dance. The guests were received Wv nr
ens'f ARRIVAL by Mrs. j. Horton Iiams
anu Mrs. johnston Mali. There was
Iehe'ai danclng throughout tho eve
h'hg and buffet supper was served a.
midnight. ssi 'so a'
;, The subscribers incN,dc Or. and Mrs
tiaroid fardee, Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren
SarIroI', Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellis Fisher
H., Mr. and Mrs. Crittnnden II. Adams
ani r, anu a Mrs. j, Norrssh Thorne, Mr..
a." anar "Is, 'onn tarr .jf.. Mr.. and Mrs.
1nare Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. George p
Brett jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio % r. ia,o = :
mr. n ana Mrs. II. d. Cotton. Mr.. and Mrs
Daniorth Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. uerman
,. Murray. CIR. and Mrs. Matthew !
hooFman, Mr- and Mrs Huntington Iv.
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard i Wvetb
"r, and Mrs. james S. Larkin Mr.
anu Mrs W Y. c. Ruxton. Mir. ard Mrs.
rrfankAn $. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs
r. r. L. SaAderson and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Caesar. '' -' D.
Another Of the series of Bachelor
nams nas,ees vas given last night in the
peiia Nobbia room of the Hotel Nan~
derbilt. Dinners were aiyen N an al
vance by Mir. and Mrs. William Goa5b,,
lsoe", ME- and Mrs. William Woodward
ana MISS Genevieve Clendenin.
dinner was given last n,eb+ ~ +ho
nome OF Mrs. James Roosevelt - Fas+
N,,lNty.hfth Street, in honor of Miss
Nihiired Holt, for the purpose Of con-
sioerlAg plans for the enlargement ~
lighthouses for the blind. Miss Hol+
was entertained by Mrs. Willard u
Seralsht on Wednesday afternoon This
Delng her first appearance in New Yor.
Ci'y since returning from her war work
~ EUROPE or the men blinded in bat
We On that occasion Miss Holt out
HNed to Mrs. Straight's guests the
scope and needs for the relief and re-
construction Of the blind and mes
sageS were read from President iIar-
ding N. Rene Viviani. special envoy
10 the United States from France. and
from NJ. BRAND, Premier Of France.
Mrs. Roosevelt'S dinner guests last
night included NJ. Liebert, Consul Cen
eral of France. and his daughter. Mile.
Lieberf: Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic R.'Cou-
dert, Mrs. E. H. Hartman. MIR w
Forbes Morgan. Ernest Bigelow, Eliot
Iuckerman, Mr. and Mrs. Coplev Amorv
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crawford.
After the dinner an informal recep-
tion was held for Miss Holt and other
assist her work
The first OF series of brilliant So
clal affairs for the benefit of LOOMS
Sanitarium for the Treatment of Tu-
noon and evening in the home of Mrs.
John Sloane, East Eighty-ninth
Street. During the afternoon sale was
held and in the evening there was
dancing
The work that Loomis Sanitarium is
doing and its present needs were ex-
planned by representatives of the hos
pltal during the afternoon in connec-
tlon with miniature exh hibition of the
lnsttutlon which was on view. Mrs.
Sloanes 5 residence was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. part of it
resembling a garden setting. with
Japanese lanterns. umbrellas. flowers
and garden furniture. A group Of de-
butantes in costume served and assist
ed in selling flowers and garden ac-
cessories.
Among the chairmen we're Mrs. Will
liam Clark, Mrs. Frederick Allen, Mrs.
David Goodrich. Mrs. William E. s.
Griswold, Mrs. Edward B Boes. Miss
Mary Ostrander Miss Sherman and
Mrs. Gilbert Darlington. Members of
me Junior League who assisted were
Miss Marion Taylor, Miss Elizabeth
Barber. Miss Phyllis Batcheller Miss
Mary Van Rensselaer, Cogswell, Miss
Lee Dodge. Miss Eleanor Hurd, Mss
Mary Wister Morris, Miss Catherine
Post, Miss Betty Thompson, Miss Claire
Reynders, Miss Helen Trevor, Miss
Georgiana Wells, Miss Gertrude Mali,
Mrs. 7. H. Johnson Mali and Mrs. J.
Ellis Fisher
Among the features of the afternoon
was grab bag, q millinery salon. a
cake, candy and fancy article booth