New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
.Winter Ball'' for Loomis
Sanatorium Annex To
Be Held Thursday Night
Many Debutantes ON
Younger Committee
interest in Old New York
Revived in Play 'sWho's
the King Tuesday

which are for charity, one wonders
at the power of society financially to
survive. Yet society lives on the
stimulus Of social activity, and it
is an Improvement on the old order
that through this form the hostess
uavs what she considers a large part
If her obligation to those far less
fortunate.
The Loomis Sanatorium Annex is
10 benefit by an entertainment this
week. The annex is that part of the
hospital which contains free beds for
me treatment of tuberculosis. A
ball viii be given by the junior
branch of theAanatorium's support
ers on Thursday night in the new
ballroom of the Plaza. 1t is called the
winter ball and acceptances are
coming in promptly to Miss Beth
Evans, at s West Fortieth Street.
Marie Lamarch Chairman
OF Young Girls Committee
Miss Marie Lamarche is chairman Of
made Up OF the Misses Nina C. Chatil
lon, Virginia Fox, Alice L. Emo, Eller
Il. Semple, Helene Shearer, Betty
Jackson. Melissa Yuille, Katherine
Kent, Catherine Okie, Grace P. Hen.
driek, Isabel McMillin, Edith McCoon
Natalie Hanna, Harriet Payne, Frances
NcCoon, Mildred Taylor, Louise Trippe
Dorothy Il. Clemens, Susan A Gibney
Grace Cuyler, Felicia F'iske, Geraldine
Thompson, Helen Rice, Carlotta Have.
meyer. Virginia Ryan, Katherine Hurd
Julie Fincke, Dorothy Brown and Kate
Darlington.
The patronesses include Mrs. James
Herman Aldrich, Mrs. A. J. Drexel
Bidde jr., Mrs. Hermann Biggs, Mrs.
]. Edgar Bull, Mrs. Howard Carroll,
Mrs. Joseph Clendenin, Mrs. Charles F.
Darlington, Mrs. James II. Darlington,
Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Mrs. Sydney
Ewart, Mrs. John Henry Hammond,
Mrs. Columbus O'D. Iselin, Mrs. Lewis
Iselin, Mrs. Philip Livingston, Mrs
Bradley Martin, Mrs. Clarence G. Mich
selis, Mrs. James B. Murphy, Mrs. J.
Van Veehten Olcott, Mrs. Frank Hunter
Potter, Mrs. NJ. Taylor Pyne jr., Mrs.
Philip Rhinelander End, Mrs. Henry L.
Schelling, Mrs. Mortimer Schiff, Mrs.
John Sloane, Mrs Edward Spencer, Mrs.
i Henry C. Swords, Mrs. James Black
stone Taylor, Mrs. j. Todhunter
Thompson, Mrs. John Henry Towner,
1 Mrs Henry White, Mrs. Walter B
James, Mrs. Richard T. Wilson and
Il Hiss Mabel Choate.
h Interest in old New York apparently
has wide appeal, for the demand for
H tickets for the presentation of "Who's
II .ae King? II the Plaza ballroom next
4 iuesday eve1ing, has been large The
atIIe one-acr play of New York life id
A 1869 which Edward FaIes Coward wrote
4 especially for the City History Club
\ viii be given at 10 o'clock as prelim-
/ mary TO the annual Father Knicker-
h locker ball. The rehearsals have been
4 under the direction of W. Herbert
\ ADAMS, assisted by Albert Sterner az
/ secnnical director. A delegation from
ING Columbia University Glee Club will
sng the old English and Dutch songs
fesurrected from historical musical
\ afcnleyes by B. Sherman Fowler, who
mas composed the piece for an original
song, entitled "The Port of New York
\ Z the Haven for ALL"
/ lie cast is as follows:
Ts'sr Gansvoort who'd rather drink
/ aorsos sosn c1iss9 sNFs1 r.. Joseph g; Lamb
'o'st yarck proprietor OF the Three
Captain Dewitt (of the Dutch ship
SS|sin l Ashurst tof the English ship
a,n,a aerlin) ...............A Albert sterner
~'A's van Worst Ga liquor merchant
seIt'na,.sIsp ens sImpioy Of Jacob Leisler
1 YORK, YEsS0nstituted dictator s,,.n n Of y New
Ausala Underhill (sscretary to Mayor
a.jora au c,-oI,aa cGoTIt.andt) Herbert Maynard ir
spices) ...... Wilson Ashley Burrows
'As..sa ss.S ths innkeeper's daugh-
q rscr, ...:......... Miss Helen Hoadley
n catSswS Srew Ct the Dutch Ship Herring: David
sa1,,nston cort. Harold e. Hanson,
ssIv hcGorrts Purdy and Robert e.
SIsw ,, Of the English Ship Merlin: Joseph
ssvarasa .aafd. franklin C. Miller. Henry s.
ana Carroll c. Van Ark.
'ou'sntes Are Members
sshs Dance Committee
,rsa ,rsoatantes figure on the poster and
~ committee. Some of these are
q Ia ,,an ,D.ana Dalziel, Miss Alice God
4 ssrss miss Harriet Greene, Miss Adele
iss aI,Ohd, Miss Clarisse de Rahm and
@iss Joan Whitnev. ''-'''' ''''N
.oster Schermernorn in chairman
q acrS.aa a0or s1 coI4pittee of twenty, which
RSss Rail, Hugh D. Auchincioss. Waldron
Hsrr;nnap IT., c. Henry Cosyer. Alan
aaskaIlla T.. ,s.oseph Hartman, Amory L.
sndon oiiyer B. Jennings, Henry H.
Amna ana Roger Tuckerman.
ara ns nase ehe patronesses are Mrs. Ed
iaclo.s, ,ean sa Adams, Mrs. Hugh D. Auch-
#fdens' p, plrs- Robert Bacon, Mrs. Walter
lis nllss' Mrs. Lewis L. eDlafield,
srnmese eman DUPONT, Mrs. John Henry
81 sslfsr y Mrs. E. II. Hartman, Mrs.
n 2. James, Mrs. Walter Jennings.
eAp,,h Everit Macy, Mrs. William
n < osborn, Mrs. John T. Pratt.
s9pagias Robinson, Mrs. Charles
might tamsey and Mrs. Willard
q Number of dinners will be o;ven
v saene ~ 10 the entertainment.
fssMrs gse VINO will act as hostesses
eeey n. Stewart, Mrs. Her.
H Gaor.'s, Mrs. Clough 6. Overton,
ast ''Ee l.. Nichols and Miss Peggy
ssasr;nss ss,s may be obtained of Miss
atsst 80 H. fost, AZ West Fifty-third
= scrt.se stse debutantes Of the season
Nit - TOT the recital and dance
81 uehc,. 20 gwen for the voice train
fund on Wednesday