The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
Continued from Fourth Page.

sacred numbers. selections chosen to
ustrate the dignity and inspiration OF
iurch music In the second part some
cautiful songs Of the masters Of secular
usic will be rendered In the artistic man.
n which characterizes the boys sing
q. The boys choir OF the Church Of
Ignatius LOyola Is gradually becom-
x known as one OF the best in the city.
Some OF the patronesses are: Mrs
lcholas F. Brady. Mrs. Philip J. Britt.
RI W. Bourke Cochran, Mrs. Robert J.
ollier. Mrs. Thomas c. T. Grain. Mrs
ichard Croker, Miss Lucy Drexel Dahl
rem. Mrs. Louis J. F,hret. Mrs. George
hret. Jr.. Mrs. Greenville T. Emmett, Mrs
T. Duncan Emmett, Mrs Lyttleton Fox,
RS Hugh J. Grant. Mrs. +. Burial Hofr-
AN. Mrs. Robert l.. Hosuet. Mrs. Albert
ould Jennings. Countess Leary, Mrs.
race Masury. Mrs Joseph +. Mulqueen,
r. John d. Ryan, Mrs. Herbert d. Rob
MS. Mrs. Jacob Rupert. Mrs. Edward c.
heehy. Mrs. Ralph A. SturgeA Mrs.
enry W. Taft. Mrs. Benjamin +.
layer. Mrs. Leonard Thomas. Mrs.
.uart =. West, Miss Carmel White. Mrs.
.,nna NJ. Won Zedlitz.
Tile Tuesday evening subscription
noes at the Plaza. arranged by Mrs.
dward Fielding Elkins the last OF which
ok place on Tuesday. were no success
II that another series has been started.
he first dance Of the new series will take
ace this week and will be followed BY
hers on Tuesday evenings until April 81
Among the subscribers for the second
p ,ries are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles $. Pea
body, Mrs. Winchester Fitch. Mrs l..
radford Prince. Capt Charles Wilson.
IRIS. Frank Damroscf. AR. and Mrs. Will
m Mcclure. Mrs Joseph Spencer Miss
me Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hart,
r. Byron Davey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
lpman. Arthur Lopp. Mrs. Albert Kelley.
ilss Francis Barstow. Mr. and Mrs.
\rthur Learned. the Misses Todd, Mr.. and
irs. Humphrey Bond and Mr.. and Mrs
Gorge Brown.
Plans are under way for the annual
yhite and gold breakfast OF the New York
Iozart Society. which will be held in the
Iotel Aston on Saturday. Nav 2 As
sual the entire grand ballroom suite will
70 used for the occasion and will be APP
'riately decorated with white and yellow
overs The breakfast will be preceded
" reception. and before the musicale.
which begins at half past two, the presi-
ent. Mrs Noble Mcconnell. will make an
ddress The artists will be Nine Frances
lda and the Messrs. Cassini and La
'Orge
Owing to illness Nine Ranlle was un.
BILE to give her first Lenten recital las,
eek AZ the Cort Theatre. but the second
me will take place Thursday as scheduled
line. Ranke will he assisted by Miss Sybi,
Sing. pianist, and Miss Beatrice McCue
ontraltO. Among those who have taker
'oxes and seats are Mrs. w. Bayard Cut.
ING. Mrs. Cleveland II. Dodge. Mrs Pete,
)oelger. MrS $. X. Guggenheim. Mrs
toland j. knoedler, Mrs. Seth Low, Mrs
icrman Ridder, Mrs. Jacob Rupert, Mrs
Wizard ID. Straight. Mrs. Arthur n. SuIli
an, Mrs. Michael Van Beuren. Mrs. NJ
Tme Wilson, Charles ID. Stickney. Mrs
tito j. Hcyn. Mrs. H. y. Twining, Mrs
I. A. Frbsloh. Mrs Henry Clay Pierce
trs. William r. clyde. u. W. Woerz
'seorge &. Ehre,. Mrs. Simon BarIch. Mrs
Daniel Schnackenberg. Mrs. William +,
selin, u. J.. Horton. Mrs. Schuyler Var
rensselaer,, Ais. Daniel Guggenhein, Mis-
\nita Col hill, Mrs. Nathaniel Whit,na I,
Mrs Eugene Dubois. Miss Bertha Brooks
md j, Otto Koch
The programme will be followed b,
lanc!ng. to which men will he invited
Ms. Samuel Gardner Estabrooil In chair
nsn OF arrangements At the last after
Voon musicale Of the society. on Satur
~. Spril' T. at the Hotel Astor I'M
'rsss VIII he Nine. Eouise Homer
'oltialto. and Miss Kathleen Parlor
.iollnlsi. .
Mn1y tickets have been sold Cor th
oe ltht performance to be given this eve
1ing ~ the i.ongac'c Theatre "a aid OF Ia
q a'inS HOUSE fov Mental Defectiy %