The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Tony Sarg's Marionettes Will
Perform for the Vassar-
Endowment Fund.


people who are home then from school
and college begin their plans for re-
unions and dances, always delightful
az well as important events In the
social life Of the younger set. Colum-
bia's Junior Week, around which so
houch entertaining centers, will begin
ON February IL, and continue for four
days. The entertainments which will
crowd these days will culminate with
the Junior Promenade at the Ritz
Carlton on the evening Of February
16. Many Of the seasons debutantes
win be there. and the affair promises
to be one Of the brilliant affairs Of
the winter. AS usual there will be a
number Of dinner parties before It,.
from which the hostesses will take
their young guests. Mr.. Douglas
Gibbs is chairman OF Junior Week
committee.
Don Quixote" will be presented to-
morrow afternoon by Tony Sarg's Ma
rionettes at the Brooklyn Academy of
Music. 1t will be the first and only
appearance this season OF the Marion
cites in Brooklyn. Mrs. f. o. Affeld,
Jr., as chairman will be assisted by
Mrs. Alan Crocker. Miss Helen DeBe-
voise, Miss Elsie Dunnell. Mrs. Josiah
o. Low and Miss Helen McWilliams.
Irx,tx will
give q holiday dance tomorrow evening
at the Commodore.
The annual bridge-euchre of the Ursu-
line Provincial Auxiliary, Miss Teresa
S. Moriarty president, Will be given
at the Waldorf-AstorIa next SATURDAY.
afternoon. Prizes have been provided
for both player and non-players. Tick
cts may be procured from the president.
Miss Moriarty, 40 West 14Sth street;
the secretary, Miss Mary a. Walsh,
2467 Westchester avenue. or from the
treasurer, Mrs. Eugene Sheridan, 132
East Seventy-sixth street.
To Give Supper Dance.
Ursuline Alumna of New Rochelle will
give q supper dance January 10 at the
Plaza under the patronage OF mrs
George Vail Mrs. John Coughlin. Mrs.
The first annual reunion dance of the
class '22, Fordham University. was held
on Tuesday evening at the Hotel Astor.
1t was we'll attended by Fordham
alumni and their friends, and was their
last large gathering before the Prom"
which will take place early In February.
On the committee In charge or arrange
ments were Mr. George A. Collahan,
chairman; Mr.. Robert A. Wright, Mr..
Raymond +. Kane, Mr.. James Il. Con-
molly, Mr.. Raymond F. McCauley, Mr..
Thomas A. Henry and Mr.. Edwin
Mcdonald.
A New Year debuntante will be Miss
Marion Aufermann. She Is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Walter &. Aufer-
mann, and her mother will give a tea
dance for her tomorrow at their home,
100 West Fifty-ninth street.
One of the debuntantes of the holiday
season was Miss Eleanor Coughlin Glib
bons, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John M.
Gibbons, who was introduced at a tea
given for her by her mother at their
home on December %. Miss Gibbons
had several of her young friends re-
ceiving with her. Miss Margaret Mac
Mllin, Miss Marion Aufermann, Miss
Margaret HUFF. Miss Sarah McClellapd.
Miss Thelma Chrysler and Miss Louise
Marsh. Miss Gibbons Is q graduate of
the National Park School, Washington.
Country holiday parties are always
delightful and the dejeuner dansan.
which Mr.. and Mrs. William Burnet
Kinney have arranged for tomorrow
will be especially so. This New Years
Day affair will be held at Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinney's home at Red Bank, N. j., and
will be for their daughters, Miss Janet
and Miss Mai Kinney.
Mr. MrQ IaCter NJ .fvfp po-ctn n
will entertain sixty of their friends at a
watch party this evening in the cafe of
the Belleclaire. The party will start at
/ L o'clock, when supper will be served.
There will be professional entertainers
and later dancing. The guests will in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. William Graham,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter May, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Hadras. Mr.. and Mrs. Zue
Magnes Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ash. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Schwartz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Straus. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Friedman, Miss Hattie Haberman, Miss
Madelon Morris. Mr.. Herbert Lyon. Mr..
Herman Plant, Mr.. Monroe Lawrence
and Mr.. Benjamin Wolfner.
Although holiday entertaining is
crowding the social calendar with din
ners and dances, luncheons, card and
theater parties and no end of other af-
fairs, especially for the younger set, the
wanderlust spirit has already captured
many, and plans are being almost daily
announced for trips to other lands,
around the world, journeys South and
In other directions IND Homecoming
visits for many who aave been away
from the United States or at least from
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward de Forest Sim
mons will soon desert New York for
while They sail on Saturday for the
Mediterranean and plan ITO be away for
the entire winter. Mr.. and Mrs. j. AL
len Townsend leave for a trip around
the world on January "a.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles V. Paterno and
son. Carlo Paterno. have been spending
the holidays at Pinehurst. In February
DR.. and Mrs. Paterno will go to Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav j. s. White In
March expect to sail for Italy, TO re-
main abroad a year.
Among the returning travellers who
viii arrive here about the middle of
next month from South America is
Mrs. John Campbell White, formerly
Miss Elizabeth Barclay Moffat. She Is
coming to visit her mother. Mrs. r.
Burnham Moffat. of Y East Sixty-sixth
street. from Caracas. Venezuela, where
Mr.. White is Secretary of the American
Legation. Mr.. White. who was form
ery attached to the American Legation