New-York tribune., 1922-11-10

! Yse Fisery Ball Of the American Le-
sfop VII be held tonight at the Wal
1snf.Astoria and many prominent mem
bars e{ society will attend One of the
isslaTss will be the souvenir programs
xAjea are in charge of committee
tssSsd by Mrs. j. Theus Munds and in
elssss many OF the seasons prominent
Ssbatsntes.
4 Nj. and Mrs. Alfred S. Bourne and
4 shsS daughter, Miss Beatrice Bourne
1 hse arrived from Oakdale, T., l., and
m a the Ambassador.
a Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage has arrived
q q the city from Washington and is at
Il as Ambassador.
Mrs, Louis Livingston gave a luncheon
1 asserday at the Marguery. Her guests
I xlsded Mrs. John r. Drexel tr. and
Kiss Janet Adamson.
others who gave luncheons yester-
isy st the Marguery include Mrs. John
King, whe entertained for Mrs. Will
Inn Thaw Sd, and Mrs. Langdon Har-
3 h, who had Mrs. BENJAMIN Wood as
4 sssss.
Mrs, Henry Forbes McCreery gave
uneheon yesterday at the Ritz Carl
j Ma for her debutante niece, Miss
j Christine Sloane.
Nr. and Mrs. Preston Davie have
4 sravsd from Tuxedo Park and are at
ha aitz,
Mn, Edward H. Hougn gave a
ssaehsOn at Pierre's yesterday for
Ma William H. Erhart, Mrs. Mon
nlgu La Montague and Mrs, William
3 Hayward
Ths Dase and Duchess de Tallyrand
entertained at luncheon at Pierre's
b yesterday ior Mrs. George Wilde and
4 Mt. John 4 McVickar.
H OAsn Eso gave luncheons at
plsres rserday were Mrs. Eugene
s aexsi Mr.. and Mrs. Rene La
A'sssHe and Mrs. George s. Graham
4 kn Chester Ingersoll Warren ar
nNth the city yesterday from Troy
j aNias the Lorraine.
aA Charles A. Atone viii give 6
= dinner at the Plaza on December 21
sfhr debutante daughter, Miss Mar
4 rnt Stone, and her guests will later
ttend the dance at the Plaza tha
Night to be given to introduce Mis-!
Betty Stettinius-
Nursery to Give Tea
The board of managers of the Beth
ny Day nursery will give tea Al
DO Nursery, 402 East Sixty-seventf
kreet, next Tuesday. Next Thursda.
Professor William Starr Myers viii
q Eve a talk at the Plaza for the benefits
4 dste nursery. The subscribers include
hy. George A. Helme, Mrs. William
j. pearle, Mrs. John Clapperton Kerr
lawrence Rossiter, Mrs. G. Maurice
a Asskscher, Mrs. Frederick II. Eaton
Ms. Frederic Sterry, Mrs. Seymour
4 Hyde and Mrs. Edgar L. Marston.
s Horse Show In Armory
The thirty-seventh annual Horse
Show, to be held in Squadron A
smory commencing Monday next, viii
be brilliant and largely ATTENDED
sysnt according to the demand fol
@sA1s, Mt. n baWTeHCG oiultn, ViCe
president of the National Horse Show
AaSsiation of America, said yesterda.
Mas Asadquarters, a42 Madison Ave
aas lst there was an unusually large
demand for boxes.
a partial list of the boxholders in
S'uaes Judge William H. Moore, Mr.
T.. Macy Willets, Mrs. David Wagstaff
als. = Shaw Hall. Miss Helen P. Muir
r.SS, ~, aiss K. l.. Wilks, Mrs. Jaun NJ
ppsosllos, Mrs, J. D. Hertz, Mrs. Franci:
rrs;nusivln. Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil, Mr.
s.,, "ism Il. Wannamaker jr., Mr.. Regi
ssaa. ssaa vanderbilt, Mr.. Stuyvesant Pea
ssas Mrs, Frederick e. Lewis I'd, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert S. Cornell. Mr.. Dun
ss s,aae hampton, Mr.. H. N. Cries ant
M John McE. Bowman.
Society Notes
= Drioge party will be given at tn,