New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Spotlight of Activity Is Re-
sumed by s'Buds'' With
a Series of ThcairicaIs
and Dances This Week
ST. Valentines Dav
Center of Program
Tuxedo House Parties 10
Continue Until Then;
''En Casserole" Is Ready
THIS week there viii be re

which the Younger SCI viii
again shift to the center OF the
stage. which was held tcmporarilv
by their elders during the last SIX
days.
The keynote Of youthful gaycty i
stlucl, with the exodus for the wcck
end holiday to Tuxedo and LaLe
Placid. where skating. skiing and
winter sports monopolize the attcn
tlon Of house parties. Private cs-
tates and the country clubs are filled
with guests who left New York yes
terday to remain away until Tues
day.
TheatricaIs and Dances on
Program for Tuesday
Iheatrlcals at The Plaza on Tucsdav
evening will assemble the coterie o,
junior League girls, whose allegiance
TO the Spence School find. expression
IN the benefit performance they vii.
give for the Spence Society Home.
"nere babies are maintained until they
are adopted. The Valentine parties on
tuesday also have their special appeal
10 the Younger set divided allc
glance viii be necessary on Tuesday
night. when the claims Of tre fete
fashion ball at the Commodore WI
viii doubtless claim its own quota Of
Young people. AT the end of the wee.
there are group Of dances, which
have been supported all winter by th.
youthful contingent. and tho musica
evenings TO be given by the 7tn Req
ment on Saturday evening has the un
dlsputablc military appear that place
II in the category OF ar attraction for
this years buds"
Fancy Dress Ball at
Tuxedo Club Saturday
Many socially prominen. will spend
the weekend at Tuxedo The gold
racquet championship matches at .he
Tennis Club will begin Saturday and
continue over Lincoln's Birthday. A
fancy dress dance is TO be held AZ tho
Tuxedo Club Saturday night and there
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Rogers who
are spending the winter at their Tux
edo cottage, will give a dinner at the
club before the dance. Numerous
house parties are scheduled, and every
room at the Tuxedo Club is booked.
Miss Renes Carhart will be at Villa
Blanco for the weekend and MIR. and
Mrs. George st. George will entertain
Mrs. Howard ST. George and Miss VIZ
1oy, xv-t,o l. 4
from abroad
Among others who arc in their Tu.-
edo cottages for the holiday are M.
and Mrs. Newbold Leroy Edgar, Mr
and Mrs. Winthrop Mckim, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Rhinelander. Mr.. and Mrs
David Wagstaff. Mr. and Mrs. William
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Insley Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Davies, Mr. and
Mrs T. kngsbury Curtis.
First Performance Of
En- Casserole" Tuesday
The Spence Alumne Society will pre-
sent their musical review "En Casse-
role" written by Charles s. Morgan
IT, with music by Charles Gilpin, at tho
Plaza Hotel at matinee and evening
performances on Tuesday and iii tho
evening on Wednesday. There Will bc
dancing after every performance. Tho
members of the cast in "En Casserole
include Miss Margery Andrews, Miss
Cecilia Banks. Miss Constance Banks,
Mrs. John H. Ballantiue, Miss Beatrice
Beard Miss Catharine Bliss. Miss Alice
13,. Bowker. Miss Mary Burchell, Miss
Cawthra. Miss Nina Chatilon, Miss
Dorothy Clemons, Miss Gwendoin
Coombe, Miss Katc Darlington, Miss
Charlotte Demorest. Mis-, Marguerite
Doubleday Miss Jean Douglas, Miss
Frances Drury, Mrs. B. Tappan Fair
child, Miss Mary Field, Miss Betsy
Flagg, Miss Allen Gray, Mrs. Natalie
Hanna, Miss Ada Heinzc, Mrs. S. Theo-
dore Hodgman, Miss Marie Jenney.
Miss Helen johnson, Miss Janavinca
Kerens, Miss Marie Lcary.
Miss Constance Nash, Miss Lysbeth
Miller, Miss Dorothy Morrill,, Miss
Elsie Morrill, Miss Isabel MacMillin.
Miss Margaret MacMillin, Miss Edith
McCoon, Miss Frances McCoon, Miss
Gertrude Ogden, Miss Helena Ogden.
Miss Anne Phelps. Mrs. Elliot Phillips,
Miss Louise Reick. Miss Helen Rice,
Miss Julia Stanley, Mrs. Nelson 7.
Shields, Miss Edith Smedburg, Miss
Margaret Solcy. Miss Susan Steel,
Miss Elizabeth Strong, Miss Elizabeth
sturgis, Miss Peggy Stout, Miss Martha
NyheS, MISS NIdCe IdJVOI, 4uioS HI'Hc
Tidemann, Miss Adele Thompson. Miss
Dorothy Thompson, Miss Thclka
Wigand, Miss Barbara Whitmore and
Miss Clara Workum.
Greer House, the maintenance OF
which is the special activity of tho
Modern Methods Committee Of the
Churchwomen's League for Patriotic
Service, will benefit by the VALENTINO
performances of the comedy Thankful
on Tuesday night at the Long Acre
Theater. Patronesses for the perform.
ance heretofore unannvdnced include
Mrs. Thomas Gaylor, Mrs William
Thomas Manning, Mrs. Herbert Ship,
man, Mrs. Ernest NJ Stires, Mrs, Ham,
ilton Il. Fairfax, Mrs. Henry Ganse,
WORT Sanford, Miss Harriet Devos,
Mrs. Edward Walpole Warren, Mrs
William Bayard Cutting, Miss Anne W.
Stuyvesant, Miss Warren, Mrs. Whites
law Reid, Mrs. William A. Greer, Mrs
Franklin W. Robinson, Mrs. Charlie,
Chauncey Stillman and Mrs. WILLARD
Austin Smith. The flower committe,
includes these, the Junior Leagu1
girls: Miss Elizabeth Brooks, chair
man; Miss Anne Burr, Miss Jocely
Farr. Miss Adden Gray. Miss Emil}
keyes, Miss Eugenie Peabody. Mis-
Mildred Taylor, Miss Mary Noyes, Miss
Maud Cabot and Miss Jane Currier.