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1 Flt INLW YUKK HLKALU 192 by the BUN-HERALD CORPORATION.] Sixteen [COPYRIGHT, 2, H < ., i SI SECTION THREETH F NFW YHRK TIT7 D AT PJ Soci*-D,»ma-Mu.k-Art-SFB pages. 1 flt INLW YUKK HLKALU 192 BY THE BUN-HERALD CORPORATION.] sixteen [COPYRIGHT, 2, H. oi snoarU ' j NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 1922. 1.8S i UAtftBt rtn a}a*l News and Sidelights of Socie ihq oft} A Gala Meetingc^of^ < Round of Gayeties to Begin Welcome to ei» Yr. iUot yiaai Easter v lSCOllTlt'eS&i)A'S&CHfi With Monday Night i* .aaiJivin^ bawollol hfta Final Subscription Dances of the Season Arranged.! Miss Ruth Morgan t&atomttj# Exodus to Europe Offset by Many Men and of Committee.To " in Town Women of Society Returning From Abroad. Ell boiiild no noarionuf'- liRANGEMENTS h«vt»,/. lwnt WITH this -week the season of Lent will come to an end, and while completed for the> ffftlk. rffefcN that period that is supposed to be devoted to deeds of self denial A ing of welcome to bo jr. etintvfc has been moderately gay, there has been no entertainment of the Town Hall on the night of.A$ufi.k.}# note such as marked the earlier part of the long fashionable season. In for Lady Astor, who is comingrjfrQin her homo in London for a short sstay retrospect there is a season to recall that has exceeded even those of pre¬ in this country. war this been due to the number of debutantes which ^ days and has great Women of prominence in the'sq^lj more than passed the hundred mark and for whom it was necessary to life of New York, particularly t|)p^ begin the long succession of receptions, dinners, theater parties and who are members of the New Yonie dances as lar back as the early days of last November. City League of Women Voters, ar® The staying power of these aspirants to the bountiful favors of society planning the event. Lady Astor is>£j sympathy with all the women here in* has been tested and seem to be none the worse for all that has been they terested in voting and in public Ufa. done for their diversion. It was a rather difficult matter to settle down Miss Ruth Morgan, president of th4 to a humdrum life that the Lenten season prescribes, and while there have Colony Club, as chairman of the com* been numerous gatherings of the younger element they have been for mittee of arrangements, will give thd official welcome and to Vls« philanthropic or charitable purposes and there have been raised substan¬ greeting countess Astor from the platform of tial amounts to on one Institution or another whose needs always carry the hall, where out of compliment to seem to be multiplying. the distinguished visitor will be deco« rations of American and English flags With Easter week there will begin another round of entertainments and insignia. MISS Among those who have dbtalned to raise funds for charity and combined with these calls upon one's purse BEATRICE. boxes for that night are Mutes. Charles there will be otherwise to make the week notable with the many BATTERMAN Dana Gibson. A. Ronald Tree, DwighA plenty of THE JUNIOR;. W. Morrow, J. Borden Harrim&n, Her¬ weddings that are to be celebrated in town. The season for country nup¬ COMMUTE FOR THE bert L. Pratt, Henry Rogers Winthrop, seem be but few such in AVIATORS' OF Stanley McCcrmlck, James Rus«=«ll tials is weeks ahead and there to prospect, although BALL, I'arsons. Willard Straight, John* W. midsummer may witness some important marriages. Climatic conditions APRILS Davis. August Belmont. Henry P. DavtV MRS PHOTO bf A. * Pu*oht_ ¦yyOtCft here are not conducive to a supplementary season of dances, but there will son, Douglas Robinson and George 8. SHANNON Brewster. The headquarter* of th®i be a few subscription parties, in each case the last of a series. LORD league is besieged with applicants tor faster Monday night will see""the final Coffee Dance in the ballroom of tickets so that interest in the MEANy ASSIST^ _ meeting the Cosmopolitan Club and the subscribers, including young married people, I NO- IN THE is being expressed in a pronounced and ARRAtfSE^ Mrs. practical way. will come on from dinners to the club for their coffee. Mrs. Theron R. Strong MENTS FOR, THE BALL Lydig Hoyi Another event which Lady Astofj lias directed these dances during the winter. The final meeting of the IN AID OF THE NATIONAL probably will attend is the Sunrise ball! Theater to be held at the Ambassador on the with supper and dancing, will be held on the night ol NAVy CLUB. to Manage Midnight Club, Putro lu »/Mf DUPOtn evening of April 20. Mrs. Newbold Le* April 19 in the ballroom of the Ambassador, and as there is a surplus at the Fair Roy Edgar, who is at the head of thet of funds left over from the previous dances there will be some money, which Street dance committee, has sent a cable mw->] Mrs. Edward N. suge to Lady Astor asking her to to be will be devoted to a charity. Mrs. Richard T. Wilson, a guest at the ball. Breitung and Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander have comprised the women's Circus and Dolls' Fashion In orrior to stimulate Interest In the; committee of these dances, which have been decidedly successful. Plan Pageant for dance Mrs. Kdgar has invited all th« the last of the Mid-Winter Other Novelties for patrons and patronesses of the event to' Another gathering to mark Easter week will be Show hear an informal talk on Tuesday after¬ Dances,- which were organized three years ago and which have since held a de¬ Aviators' Ball at noon at the Ambaswador by Mr. Albert! cidedly enviable place. These dances have not taken into consideration the Three Day Event. W. Randall, who is in rharge of the' debutantes, for whom so many provisions have been made, but their sub¬ the Hotel Astor welfare work at the Church of St. scribers have Included young married people and young women who were Mark's-in-the-Bouwerle. several The last dance of the PRELIMINARY arrangements are As the expenses of the ball all have numbered aftmnn* the debutantes years ago. the entire will be be held in the main ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton, and the forthcom¬ been donated receipts series for this season is to Will Take Tart in being made for given to th« committee, who will erect In advance of it there will be numerous dinners. The committee includes Debutantes MISS HOPE. ing street fair for the benefit stations where men from sunrise ti C. Fraaer, Dave Hennen WALDRON Mmes. Jonathan Bulkley, Rudolph H. Kissel, George 011 21-.Gov- of the Association for the Aid of Crip¬ noontime can find the means to maka Morris, Wilfred I. Worcester. Philip Q. Bartlett, Richard M. Hurd, Pierre Jay, Spectacle April WILLIAMS themselves cl^an and presentable at lio' John Sherman Hoyt and Frederic W. Lincoln. crnor Attend. WHO WILL 5E pled Children, to be held in the open cost to themselves. This method ot' May MARRIEO TO MR. air for three days, beginning May 17. helping nr>n to help themselves is sural and the at the ocean R. BARTOW R-EAD, to be appreciated by hundreds of men The European exodus continues, gatherings great The spot chosen is in Park avenue, have or none shores are like those of NEXT THURSDAY who poor sleeping quarters steamships on the days of their sailing for foreign HE list of patrons and patron- and tho central plazas extending from at all. other times. Floral tributes are piled up In the cabins and there is as of yore Photo CAM^aeit 3tud/o3 the many the csses for th.} fourth utimial ly to Fiftieth street will Among patronesses Mrs^ a crowd to waft bon voyage to relatives and friends. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid Forty-seventh Charles Dana Gibson, a sister of I.*dy mailed last week, and It is her plan to go to the South of France to Join her aviators' ball, to be held at tho bo used. There will be everything Astor. also Mmes. John Aspegren, Wll- son-in-law and daughter, Sir John und Lady Ward, who were here the early Hotel Astor cn Monday evening, April from a circus and merry go round to ber A. Bloodjrood. Harry Harknessl Mrs. Reid most of her winters abroad when Flagler, Joseph Ol^ndenln, William part of the winter. passed 24, will be headed by Gov. and Mrs. an open air theater, and the last men¬ Norman Donn Barber. Cor¬ the late Whitelaw Reid. was the American Minister to France Guthrie. Iter husband, Nathan Miller, according to invita¬ tioned will be managed by Mrs. Lydig nelius N. Bliss, Jr.: Charles H. Guye, and later in London, when he -was the Ambassador to the Court of St. James. Ned Arden Flood, Tlowland H. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Field Bishop and their daughter. Miss Beatrice tions which have Just been issued by Ifoyt. Mr. Francis Burrall Hoffman. A. F. Lauterhach. Hermann M. Bigg*.! Bend Bishop, who sailed last week on board the Paris, will motor on the Conti¬ the committee. The presence of the Jr.. is drawing the plans for the booths Gordon Knox Bell and Jacquee Cartler. nent, and they also will go to Brussels to pass some time with the recently ap¬ Governor with his military staff, to¬ and other buildings, the decorations Miss Wanden Mathews Is at the head Ambassador to Belgium and Mrs.
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