The New York herald., 1922-03-25
Younger Sets and
Older Folk attend
Mi-Carene Dances
Several Entertainments Are
Given for Boys and Girls
Home From School.

The spirit Of Mi-careme prevailed at
five dances Of last night, most of them
being for the younger set and some of
the young married folk. Also they
were given for boys and girls at home
from boarding and preparatory schools.
tomary on account of the lateness of
Easter.
Slr. and Mrs. Walter Jennings of 3
East SEVENTEEN street gave a bon voy-
ese dinner and dance for their daugh-
ser, Miss Constance Jennings. who sails
fp-day on the Homeric with her aunt,
Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss. and Miss
Anne Burr Jennings and her cousin,
Miss Annie Burr Auchincloss. They
mill go to Spain and plan TO be at
Seville during the Easter festivities.
ii was a small party for fifty guests
The last of the Senior Dances, re-
Sived two years ago by Mrs. j. Horton
15ams was held i'm the Plaza. The sub
.tcribers present numbering young mar
sfcd people and young women who have
been out in society several years, in
lcluded in addition to Mr. and Mrs.
Ijams. Mr.. and Mrs. Howland b. Jones,
INlr. and Mrs, Cletus keating Mr. and
Mrs. Connor Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs.
leieAlbtM l<OOIdIl. MI duu ltNlS IL
tIDelafield. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Walter B..
Eaton. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Ballen-
ZINE. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Michalis.
i MIR. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Post Mr. and
Mrs. Leigh II. French. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodney w. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andre Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Chester
.Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Carroll,
i MIR. and Mrs. Herman Murray. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Fl. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
4 Shannon Nv nd
ard r. Wyeth. Mr.. and Mrs John T..
iINerry, Jr. Misses Katherine Biggs
slImiy Gilbert, Marian Hall, Christina
'INichols. Margaret l.. Strong, Gertrude
lGeer. Lucy Hewitt Ethel Simmons.
i Eliza beth Hyde. Sarah Tod Buckley
EGornelia Van Auken Chaplin. Gertrude
Tsrdee and Lucy Lord. A buffet sup
,pcr was served. The dances will be
continued next season.
I'LL. Dance for Young Folk.
- For that element in society that in
dew years will figure among the deb
shtantes and cavaliers at the grown up
parties, costume dance was given
1 last night in the ball room of the
Colony Club. The age limit for girls
was from IA to 16 and their partners
were selected from among their broth.
ers. relatives and family friends at
Il
patronesses had dinners in advance of
The dance, which was early. and when
f1Eey arrived at the club they with their
guests were received al the entrance of
the ball room by Mrs. Dom Barber and
MRS. Marshall j. Dodge.
+ 1T was an attractive gathering with
multi colored costumes. which, however
were varied, marking no particular pc
riod. A simple buffet supper was served
T. hA no 1trnn oil -
whom were present. included Mines
Cornelius A. Agnew. Lucius Wilmer
ding, Harry Horton Bernhard, Forsythe
Wickes, Thatcher M. Brown, r. High
Carleton. Anson Phelps Stokes. Robert
J.. stevens, Everett Colby, Arthur Du
Bois, Walter Douglas Thomas Ewing,
a. Burnham Gray. Frederick w. Ste
,yens. I. n. Phelps Stokes, J. Woodward
Haven Harris Fahnestock. Ernest Iselin.
- Prentice kellogg, Dave Hennen Nor
,-rs. Alfred l.. Norris. w. Brevoort Potts
William M. Powell John T. Pratt, Her.
bert l.. Pratt. Robert d. Pruyn and
Eugene S. Reynal. Costumes were not
worn by the older people.
& Ball for Ex-servfce Men.
In the new ball room OF the Plaza
last night was held the ball of the
: Come Back Club, an organization OF
Columbia University. and all OF them
who attended wore their uniforms. The
~ball was not restricted to the disabled
men.
Z Among the patrons and patronesses
! were President and Mrs. Nicholas Muir
. ray Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph III.
s,Ghoate, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Inger-
soll Riker. DR.. and Mrs. William Kin
4 nicutt Draper, Mrs. william A. Read.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Burden, Mr..
and Mrs Oliver Hartman, Mrs. W.
!. Bayard Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefel-
!. Ter. Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
fWhitney.
Merry makers were attracted last
! night to the Plaza Grill room where
Miss Marjorie Cleveland and some OF
her associates in the Junior League had
prepared, with the assistance of Miss
May Leslie. dance and enter
tainment of a. carbaret nature for the
benefit OF the Manhattanville Nursery
Association, which maintains a day and
night nursery for infants of families
In Strengthened circumstances.
Misses Virginia de Haven, Marie La,
marche. Carolyn Frances McCoon AL.
len Gray, repeated some of the hits OF
+. Ready Made" the Junior League en-
'crtainment. While supper was being
served at small tables placed about
the room there was dancing and sing
ing and some of those in the audience
wore fancy costumes. Among those en-
{ tertaining friends were Mrs Leornard
Cox. Mrs Ernest Baxter Osborne. Misses
Josephine Flood. Virginia Sterry. Ada
Heinze, Dorothy Battle and Mary Shelf
field.