New-York tribune., 1922-04-11
Easter Imposes
Strict Limit ON
Society Affairs
Holy Week Enterta;n;p. r.
Restricted TO Luncheons.
Dinners and Preparations
for Charitable Benefits
European Travel Picks Up
Mrs. +. ". Whitridge Among
Socially Prominent Who
Sail ON Aquitania To-day

Several small and informal luncboors
and dinners were given yesterday. and
these, combined with opera and theater
parties and one or two rehearsals for
mays to ne gwen in the near future
for charity, constituted the dav's act;,.
ties in society. Mrs, Herbert Noel Rer,
Inns had a few friends at luncheon ~
t!erres. Her guests included Mrs.
Aired Macy, Mrs. Elmore Coe Kerr and
MISS susan FISH Dresser. Others who
save iuncheons at Pierre's were Mrs.
William A. ". Stewart, Mrs. MORGAN
Belmont and Mrs. Wendell p Rlagdor al
Mrs. Crawford Hill entertainad ~
luncheon at the Ritz Carlton. her
guests including Mrs. Louis C Ka,f
man. Mrs. Hermanus B. Durvea enter
tained for Mrs. Daniel G. Jacklinr, Of
San Francisco
Mrs. William B. Dinsmore Mad
friends at luncheon at Delmonico's.
At Sherry's Mrs. Edward l.. Tinker
entertained at luncheon, among her
guests beng Mrs: George Arents and
Miss Dorothy f. Arents. Mrs. Cbsrlee
Carroll Martin also gave a luncheon ~
Sherry's yesterday
iheodcre Rrentano, the newly an.
pointed Minister of the United Statns
TO Hungary has arrived in the citv
With Mrs. Brentano and their DAUGHTER
Iney are at the Hotel st. Regis until
they sail for Europe
Ms, Jerome Napoleon Bonaparto
VIII entertain at dinner tonight at
Sherry g. q"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Droxel Biddle jr,
Who returned from the South a few
days ago, gave luncheon Yesterday NJ
the Ritz Carlton.
pT. J. Henry Lancashire gave a
luncheon at the Avignon for his dauch-
ter Mrs L. Laurence White.
Alany Sailing To-day for Europe
Many we'll known members Of e.
Clety are sailing for Europe TO-DAY on
5oald the Aquitania. Among them are
Mrs Frederick W. Whitridge and MISS
loan Whjtridse, who will pass The
greater part of the sumner abroad.
Ars. Eleanor ]. Spreckels, Miss Eleanor
,precke!s, Miss Claudine Spreckels.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson, Mrs. Ambrose
MoneA, Ralph Mcneil and Mrs. Felix
D. Doubleday.
Among those who arrived in New
York Yesterday on the Munargo from
Nassau were William x. Vanderbilt
MIR and Mrs. Harry Paige and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic F. Carey.
-, MS 9amuei STREET and Mrs. Robert
Wyhe Lyle, members of the board of
directors Of the Camp Fire Girls, will
sell tlc@ets to-day at tho Hotel Plaza
tor the benefit to be even Thnrsdav ,
afternoon, April 20, at the Mctropoli
tan Opera House IN aid OF the organi-
zation
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald 3. Rives have
returned to town from California and
arc at the Hotel Plaza for the rest of
l3" spying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Watson Allen
have arrived in the city from Boston
and are at the Hotel Lorraine.
Aid for Veterans Mountain Camp
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt ir. accepted
Yesterday the chairmanship of the ad-
vlsory committee Of the Veterans
Mountain Camp. This is the organiza-
tlon that is raising funds to equip a
camp in the Adirondacks for sick and
disabled veterans. Other members of
bot, Justice John R. Davies, Mrs Her
oert Shipman, Mrs. Minturn Pinchot.
Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn, Mrs. Willard
Brown, Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee and
Mrs. Willard Straight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bernhard will
pass Easter at the Yama Farms.
Mr.. end Mrs John Price Grocer have
arrived in the city from their home
IN Upland Pa, and arc at the Hotel
Vanderbilt.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas symington
and Miss Symlngton of Morristown.
y. j., are at the Hotel Plaza. They
passed part of the winter in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley L. Pickman, of
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