The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

I r. McCombs. Rupert Taylor, c. c. Mat
| chett. David l.. Luke. Fendrick j. T.
stewart, W. A. burlington. sidney Perry
| William :. Hutchinson. George X. Hart
man. Walter Dixon. Charles O. Mas
| Percy - Msllett. Coleman Morgan. J. VI
Hartheld. William Il. Davis. Arthur W.
Penniman. Archibald II. Watson. Charles
Baskerville. II. II. Grubbs. Samuel Me-
| Roberts. Alfred Haywood. a. n. Carr
stephen l.. Snowden. Julian Beatty. John
q. Lonsdsle Frank l.. Polk. Terry smith,
stuart q. Gibboney. John T. East Paul
Mccoy and Charles +. Moore.
| The patronesses are Mines Robert
Adamson George Gordon Battle, William
d. Buckner. Charles Baskerville. William
| A. Barber. Joseph Clendenn. Thomas 4
Fuller. stuart q. Gibboney John q. Ions
dale. George NJ. La Monte Walton r.
| Marshall, Robert G. Myles. Walter l..
| McCorkle, George W. Keville Isaac r.
| Osland. Bedell Parker. Junius Parker.
Rufus l.. Patterson. Theodore II. Price,
John r. Page. Bruce l.. Rice. Allan A.
| Ryan. Upton SlingiuY. Algernon s. Sull-
van. Augustus Van wyck and Archibald
| r. Watson.
| A number Of important AFFAIRS are
scheduled by the Rubnstein Club IN tn.
near future. The second evening concert
will be held on Tuesday evening at the
| Waldorf-Astoria. The programme will be
| rendered by Miss Beatrice Harrison.
| cellist. Mile. Nina Morgana. who will
| sing Meyerbeer's Shadow Song" Signor
| Milo picco. who will stag the prologue
| OF "Pagliacci," and the kuuiu~tvtu Choral
| consisting OF 1870 trained voices. who will
| sing "A cantata in seven parts called
"A Page From Homer and the pilgrims
| chorus from 'Tdnuhauser." Mrs William
| r. Chapman. the president. VIII receive
| during the iutrfmiss,on and after the
| programme there Viii be supper in the
| Rose Room.
The club Will give reception and must
| cal ON March II L. celebrate presidents
day. over loo presidents 81 clubs will
be the guests Of the club and Will occupy
| the platform at one end OF the ballroom
with Mrs. Chapman during the pro
gramme. The artists will be Miss Flor
ence Hinkle. Miss Harriet Ware. Miss
Kate Nannah. Mrs. Lila ormond- Dennis
James overton and Bldkar Lcete.
on Monday afternoon. March 2. the clul
will have another card party and on
March there will be another Rublnster
assembly. Mrs. W. H. ~ Amernan will
give a large theatre party on March
for the president. Mrs William x. chap
man. taking her guests to see Grumpy
The second concert IN series Of four
for the benefit of the Free Industrial
School and Home for Crippled Children
will be held tomorrow at the Plaza.
coloratura soprano. Nine. Nevada Van
Der Neer contralto; Carl Morris, barry
tone Paul Refer. 'cellist. and Charles Gil
bert Spross. accompanist
For the benefit of the Philanthropic
Hospital IA musicale and dance will be
given at the Hotel knickerbocker on
4 Saturday evening, March IA. II will be
| under the auspices OF the aid society Of
the hospital and the proceeds from the
entertainment will 60 toward l,tting the
mortgage of the institution. Tickets may
| be obtained from the secretary or the
society. Miss Theresa Mayer, l62 West
Eightieth street, or David Cohen 80 Wal
street,
The Bel Canto club, Mrs. Beatrice
cioldie president, Will hold it, regular
monthly reception on Saturday AZ The
Waldorf Astoria. The programme viii b,
rendered by Miss Ethel pigg, pianist
George Sharsmith, bsrytonc Miss Lee
Rards Mayer, soprano, and Miss Paulln,
, Maurice, who Will give some monologues
There will be an address on Patriotism
in Art" by Mrs. Goldc, The guests viii
be received by Mrs James q. Blaine, Jr,
Y Miss Fannie Goldie, Miss Margaret Ho
berg and Mrs, IL. j. Ekman.
Mrs Wendell q. Phillips gave lunch
? con followed by bridge on Wednesday "A
, Delmonco's to the patronesses OF IN,
New Assembly Dances. OF which she II
the organizer. The prizes for the bridg,
0ensisted OF parasois and brocaded pin
cushions, The class Will have IA mcetinI
or Tuesday and AN extra dance on Friday
April II.
n The guests al the luncheon and bridg,
d were Mrs George Augustus Blcknel, Mrs
n William Keith Mittendorf. Mrs. Martin
= Quinn, Mrs. Fenton n. Turck, Mrs. Charle
?, Louis Sicard, Mrs. Herbert Dean I.ouns
n bury, Mrs. Franklin r. puryea. Mrs
Y Harry V. c. Homans. Mrs Henry Stuar
a Fleming Mrs Richard Wayland Smith
g Mrs, George Carson Smith, Mrs i.Hwrenc,
u II. Sherman and Mrs Charles ~. Mitchell
n An afternoon of bridge and euchrs will
he given On Saturday, March "a. AT III,
. Hotel Savoy In aid or 81. Johns la,
Nursery, which was organized twenty nv,
. years ago 10y Sister Irene Of the Nsv
. York roundiing Asylum. The nurser,
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