The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-06

cakes and jelies will be on sale
Some of those who will help at the sale
are Miss Constance Curtis, president OF
the club; Miss Georgiana Rowland. Miss
lydia Field Emmett, Mrs Francis Rogers,
Miss Martha Baxter and Miss Grace
SCHUYLER de Lu2e. the other officers
On the board Of directors are Mrs Ripley
Hitchcock. Mrs. George Smell Mrs Charles
NJ Connfelt Miss Susan Dwight Bliss,
Miss Grace Hudson. Miss Josephine Pad
dock. Miss Elizabeth Curtis and Miss
Georgiana Sargent.
The committee for the spring cabaret
given for the last three years for the Den
eft of St Marks Hospital has decided
this year, owing to the great need oil the
Door in this city, to hold Christmas sale
in the old Calumet Club, AT Fifth avenue
and Twenty ninth street. The prime OBJ
ioct of this sale is to give to many girls out
of employment an opportunity 10 earn
something The committee is cooperating
with the various bureaus formed for such
a purpose and donations are sought from
all who are interested.
II is particularly hoped that there Will
toe donations of warm clothing, which II
not quite new can be repaired and fresh
ened to bc sold to those of moderate
means The booths will be in charge OF
women prominent in New ork society
and there will be three large rooms at
their disposal
The sale will commence on December lc
and among the committee viii be MIS-.
Charles : Whitman, Mrs. William Y. ;.
Thorne. Mrs Richard Irwin. Mrs Edward
Il Hewitt Mrs Henry +. Dimock, Miss
Grace BiGeloW, George Hlagden. Charles
IC. Birmingham. Thomas W Slocum.
Newell " Tilton. Oswald G.. Willard aud
Eycrt Jansen Wendell.
! Donations of money are not sought, tut
it is hoped that those who have to spare
TOYS. ornaments. clothing for mon, women
and children ribbons. artificial dowers,
hat ornaments. old icwelry. sofa cushions.
cmbroidcrh's, furniture, BOOKS and c-pe-
cially remnants of materials viii send
them to the old clubhouse. where they
will be made up and altered 10y girls out
OF employment and sold
1t is hoped that ST Marks Hospital
will also benefit hv this sale. THIS InSl-
tuition is situated in Second avenue IN a
section pcoplcd 10y foreigner. many Of
whom are in want
| MANY Of the debutant"s Of TINS season
are Interested in the poverty party l" ~
given under the auspices of III" Women :
Auxiliary of the last side House Settle
meut in a dance hail Of the Grand central
Palace ON the night of December 10.
Miss Miriam T. HaGdcn l. in charge Of
the arrangements for the dance. which
will have. many novel features Tickets
may be ohtliucd from her at s. % "ich
at ll3 East SiNty-iourth street
Among the patroncsses ar" Mines
William " Battle. Arthur Glbh. DAME
= Lamont. Edward = Hardness. William
Ross Proctor Albert II Wiggin. Thomas
uurt Talragc, George T. ldr, jonathan
Rulklev. Francis L Hinc and Waldron
W. Williams.
Al q meeting Of the Junior League held
n, the house of Mrs Charles u tuSter,
z, East Thirty seventh street, "n Wednes-
dav last the officers for tn" l9l i-lI season
of this organization were elected. Miss
Mary Jaw SChirf ,Iin was chosen president
of the league, Miss Ruth II Cutting treas
urer and Miss Harriet MCtook secretary
The annual entertainment Of the Junior
League will he given during the latter
part Of January.
MIR and Mrs John p. Clifford and their
daughters. the Misses lentlhou and Amy
Clifford. have gone To Baltimore, where
thov will he guests of Walter Poultuoy
They will attend the Bachelors CotIllon
this week
At MIR. Baghy's first musical morning
of the season, which will be given to-
morrow in tho grand ballroom of the
Waldorf Astoria, the artists will he Miss
Emmy Destiun and PasGualo Amato OF
Y the Nletropolitan Opera and Efrcm |im-
t balist. A week from tomorrow Miss
!. Geraldine Farrar and Giovanni Mlr'inell
: of the opera will he the sololsts, and later
+ in the month Miss fricdd Hempel, Miss
Il Alma Chuck, Miss Ada Slssoli. Fritz
= kreisier and other artists Will appear,
Miss Dorothy Haight, daughter Of Mr.
n and Mrs William Il. iialght, was one Of
q the first debutantes to be introduced thi'
q season. She was formally presented t,
d society on November 10, and since tina
= time she has received Mt many Of tn,
II receptions with other dehutantcs.
r Mrs Daniel s Lamont will give larg,
n reception ON Tuesday afternoon at hol
|. home. . West Fifty-third street, when sh,
viii introduce To society her Youngest
daughter Miss Katharine Lamont
t. Mrs II Ward Ford will give n luncheon
n on Thursday at her home 81 East Thlrtietl
4 street for two debutantes, Miss Esther
n Auchincoss. daughter of Mrs. Hugh II
, Auchincoss. and Miss Grace Pierce. {
n daughter of MIR and Mrs Winslow Pierce
V Under the auspices OF the u Y y +
70 Society Il concert will be given tomorrow
v afternoon in the Plaza ballroom, wh.r
/, the soloists will he Mrs Robert Idle
!. soprano. and Louis Sicgcl volinist Mis-,
= Margaret liawksworth and Basil Dur,pt
+. will Also have part in tho programln,
10 and they will introduce some modcr,
t dance steps.
u Among the members and officefs n,