The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01

d. Straight. Mrs. Whitney Warren. Mrs.
V. Everit Macy. Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt. Miss Elsie dc Wolfe. Mrs. Charles
Dana Gibson, Mrs John W. Alexander.
Mrs Otto II. Kahn. Mrs. George Blu
menthal. Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting. Mrs.
Ernest Flagg. Mrs. W. Rourke Cochran
and Mrs. Adrian Isclin Cd.
A tea and sale will be held in the
ballroom Of the Plaza on saturday. from
. until o'clock, under the auspices of
the board Of managers of the Masters
School Day Nursery. for the benefit OF
that institution. Several young women
Of society will assist at the booths. at
which will be sold fancy and useful arti-
Giles. During the afternoon there will he
dancing and during intermissons NOV
ing pictures. including views OF the in
| tcrnational polo match at Meadow Brook
last summer. will be shown.
Among the members Of the board Of
managers who VIII assist are Mines.
Bradford Ellsworth Harris T.. Adrianc",
Arthur W. Francis, Henry NJ. Brook
, field, Eugene ID. Alexander, John Aiken,
George w. Belts, Jr.. Edward II. Her
| zog, William Wddsworth, Herbert WI
| cox and Wilfred j. Worcester. the Misses
| Edith Walton. Marie Cozzens. Lydia g.
Butler. Flora G. Benjamin. Elizabeth
| Belknap and Esther II. Waterman.
Topics relating to sccietys interest IN
| charitable institutions and settlements,
| VIII be taken up at the luncheon which
will he held at Sherry's on Saturday un-
der the auspices If tn" women's boards
| connected with the settlements of New
| York and its vicinity. Dr John II. Fin
ley will preside and among the guests of
| honor Will DE Bishop Greer ana Commits
| s!cner q: Correction Katherine Davis
| George McAneny. President OF the Board
| Of Aldermen, and DIR. Graham Taylor o.
the Chicago Commons will be among the
principal speakers.
/ Some of those interested in the llnch-
con who are expected To be present are
Mrs. Jacob A. Rlis. Mrs. J. Warren God
dard. Mrs. William :. Edgar, Mrs. iona
| thnn Buckley. Mrs. Francis l.. SHADE
Mrs. Arthur CurtiSs James, Mrs. James
X. Sheffield, Mrs. Louis Marshall, Mrs
Dave Hennen Morris. Mrs. John r. Mac
Arthur, Mrs. Thomas Potterthwaite. Mrs.
Rudolph Schrmer, Mrs. Robert Irving
jerks. Mrs. George w. jenkins. Mrs
| Norton Goddard, Mrs. George Draper
Mrs. II. a. Day, Mrs. Francis Boardman
Mrs. William Adams Brown. Miss Emily
Sloane and Miss Ruth Draper.
! The annual concert for the benefit OF
| the New York Diet Kitchen Association
will be held IN the large ballroom Of til,
Waldorf Astoria on Monday morning
February l6. Mrs. Henry Willard Is tn.
president OF the association, which main.
tains milk stations in the congested sec
lions Of the city and carries on work IL
other directions OF benefit TO mother.
and children.
Paul ReimerS, tenor. who has beer
heard at several of the private entertain
ments given this winter, VIII be among
the artists and an interesting programme
will he arranged. Mrs. Willard il receiv
ing applications for tickets at $40 Parl
avenue.
Diversions OF n decidedly novel natur,
are being planned for the ball tn he hel,
in the new ballroom of the Hotel Rilt
more on the night of February "a for tn,
benefit of the Lisa Day Nursery. As thi
will be Shrove Tuesday, the occasion vii
be marked by features somewhat slmila
to those carried out on Mardi Gras II
Europe and In New Orleans.
. Besides the carnival features, whicl
I will include the browning of king an,
. queen and the procession of guests II
I costume, there will be several surprises
Y There will also be some exhibition da noes
10 that there win be no lack of carniva
}. atmosphere.
Boxes will be arranged about the ball
I room gallery, and among those who hay
y taken them are the Princess Aymon d
r Faucigny Lucinge. Mrs. William Il
] Vanderbilt Jr., Mrs. Henry CLOVIS. Mrs
y William Douglas sloane, Mrs. Frederic
e Pearson, Mrs. Henry Il. Hyde, Mrs
c George j. Gould, Mrs. Henry c. Frlcl
8 Mrs. James Speyer Mrs. G. c. Cuylel
t the Hon. Mrs. Alfred Arson. Mrs, Stuy
u vesant Fish, Mrs. Edward n. Breitunl
l. Mrs. II. Stewart White. Mrs. Samuel
Peters. Mrs. Arthur b. Twombly Mr.
:. Walter G. Oakman, Mrs. Charles Semi
y Mrs. George Blumenthal. Charles
: Sampson, Charles Hayden and Harr
d s. H%'ck'