New-York tribune., 1921-04-09

81 iHoNtDH picture pXn1nltlOn,
Preceding the dance dinners were
given by Mrs. William E. S. Criswold,
Mrs. William Sloane Coffin, Mrs. Louis
+. Morris, Mrs. Frederick Allen. Mrs
Henry de Forest and Mrs. William
Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish gave
dinner last night at their house, $40
Fifth Avenue.
Mrs Belmont Tiffany also enter
tanned at dinner last night at her home,
% East Ninety second Street
Members of the Everett Herter Post
Of the American Legion gave BAL
des Camoufieurs" last night in the
grand ballroom Of the Hotel Biltmore
winch was novel in many ways The
post membership is composed chiefly of
architects, artists, scenic painters,
motion picture operators and sculptors.
VINO transformed the ballroom OF the
hotel into a garden William D. Foster
was the chairman of the committee in
charge and he and his associates had
many surprises for the guests There
was a pageant which began at 1890
and 1t included as ladies of the court
Of Henry II Miss Maud Y. Burnside
MISS Marjorie Daingerteld, Miss Nr-
SInla de Haven. Miss Suzanne du
Nivier, Miss Isabelle Goode, Miss Kath-
crime Gossler, Miss Ethel Hays, Miss
Beatrice Holt, Miss Dorothy Macready
Miss Isabelle MACPHERSON, Miss Eliza
beth Merchant, Miss Beatrice Post.
Miss Olga Serdobin, Miss Rosamond
Cpham and Miss Margaret Wallace
Frank Murray and Chandler Cudlipp
were the mysterious hero and the king,
respectively; Miss Neil Tichenor and
Mr. Chalif and Miss Harriet Hector
danced at the court and A. c. Eldredge
and Mr. Chalif were the princes.
Others who took part were W W. de
Treville, Arthur H. rorrey, Edward F.
MolyneuX, H. R. Sleeper, Joseph B.
Platt, Douglas NJ. Grant, Charles Homer
Flynn, K. T. Walker. Wakefield Wor-
cester, Douglas Duer, Everett Henry
Sheldon hnicke rbocker Niele, Robert
r. Lawson, Greville Richard and
others
The setting for the pageant. designed
by Joseph B. Plat, was in the gardens
OF Versailles.
The patronesses include Mrs. Francis
Burial Hoffman. Mrs. Robert Lee Bull
lard, Mrs. George Jay Gould, Mrs. T.
Henry Hartman. Mrs. George d. Pratt,
Mrs. Whitney Warren, Mrs. Peasants
Pennington, Mrs. John 7. Pratt, Miss
Anne Morgan and Mrs. Willard d.
Straight
Miss Elizabeth Barclay Moffat,
daughter of Mrs. R. Burnham Moffat,
viii be married this afternoon to
john Campbell White. son of Henry
White, IN St. James's Church, Seventy
first Street and Madison Avenue. The
ceremony will be followed by q recep-
ton Vat the home of Mrs. Mofat, II
East SiXty-ninth Street.
The marriage of Miss Katherine
Williams Smith, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Gilbert Smith, TO Henry
Gray Schauffler, of New Britain, Conn,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Schauf-
fer, of New York, takes place to-day
in Christ Episcopal Church, Green
wich
Miss Muriel MacGuire. daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Constantine J. MacGuire.
viii become the bride OF Otto. Culr. an
this afternoon at her home, 120 East
SiXtieth Street
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Rossiter. Of
, Greenwich, Conn, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Rossiter, to Raymond G. DAILY
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. DAILY,
of Riverside, Conn. Miss Rossiter is
a graduate of the Misses Masters
School and is a member of the Junior
League. Mr.. DAILY saw active service in
France as q lieutenant in the 30lst
Machine Gun Battalion No date has
been set for the wedding.