Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-01
otocietySoon Will Formulate
Plans for Future Activities
Fashion Folk of New York Already Considering
Programs for Fall and Winter-Special
News Notes.

dale Jones of Vaughan, Miss; Frank
lin S. Almy of Fall River; Gardner
Kenneth Brown and Sumner Eugene
Brown of Keene, N. H. Miss bennett
prepared at Spence School and was
graduated from Wellesley In June. MIR.
Trip, class of 80 at Harvard, was a
member of the varsity foot bail squad
He Is member of the Hasty Pudding,
D. U. and Varsity Clubs.
Several important events will mark
the holiday period at Southampton,
Long Island. Tonight Mrs. Robert
Franklin Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Robinson Duff entertained the younger
married set at dinner dance and caba-
ret in the new ballroom at the Meadow
Club.
The second subscription supper
dance took place tonight at the South
ampton Beach Club and was one of
the most popular affairs Of the season.
The Earl and Countess Of Ef1ngham
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
M. Littlejohn at Littlecote, their South
ampton villa. The trustees OF the Par
IRISH Art Museum at Southampton have
announced that the Sunday evening
addresses in the museum, which have
been so successfully given during the
last few years. will be continued this
season. Tomorrow evening DR.. Nicho-
murray DuUlcL VI SIh~
verSity, will speak In the museum on
some of the important national and
international problems now before the
world under the title THE New Gen.
ter of Gravity"
Miss Barbara Barnes, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mortimer Barnes of
the Glen Head colony, Long Island, will
be among the debutantes of the early
Autumn season. Miss Barnes will be
presented at dance to be held on
Wednesday evening, September 18. at
Manana, the country home OF her par
ents on Cedar Swamp road.
Dances for Younger Set
Listed for Christmas Week.
Miss Edith M. Benjamin has an
nounced the dates for her younger peo-
pies dances to be held during the
Christmas holiday: The senior get
cember 81 at the Park Lane. and the
junior get-together dance will be there
on December %. The senior sub
debutante supper-dance takes place at
Sherry's on Friday. December 81. The
New Year Club dance will be held on
January in the Louis XIV ballroom of
the Ambassador.
The patronesses will be Mrs. j.
Francis A. Clark. Mrs. Lewis Gou-
verneur Morris, Princess Miguel de
Braganza, Mrs. Philip Livingstone. Mrs.
Charles A. Richards and Mrs. John S..
Rogers.
The St Nicholas costume dance takes
place on January 4 at the Park Lane.
Other patronesses for these affairs
will be Mrs. Harold F. Hadden, Mrs.
Gerald M. Livingstone, Mrs. Lanier Nc
Kee, Mrs. Henry v. Poor, Mrs. Wyllys
Terry, Mrs j. Macy Willets. Mrs. Jorge
Andre, Mrs John w. Cutler Mrs. Dud-
ley Davis. Mrs. j. Sergeant Cram. Mrs.
John Ross Delaf1eld, Mrs. Paul L. Ham
mond. Mrs. Frances G. Huntington, Mrs
John Henry Iselin, Mrs. Frederic Win
throp Allen. Mrs. Schuyler SchieHelln,
Mrs. Robert Ogden Bacon and Mrs.
Moses Taylor Pyne.
At Newport there was large dinner
dance given tonight by Mrs. Robert
Gardiner of this city. The dance was
in honor of her daughter. Miss Alexan-
dra Gardiner. and was attended by
large number of the younger set.
Several events have been scheduled
for the Casino Theater Newport. during
September The children's operetta,
The Blue Butterfly" will be given there
September 3 for charity, and on Sep
TENDER Carnelia Otis Skinner will ap-
pear and give various characterizations:
On September 10 Maxim Karolik will
give benefit concert to raise funds for
the Home for the Aged. This charity Is
under prominent patronage.