The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01

VINO are unable to do so without financial
assistance. During It's seventeen years
the club has assisted many young women
10 complete their education. Tickets for
the dances may be obtained from tho
president. Mrs. N. Dryden Brewer, 400
riverside Drive Mrs. c. f. ~ Baker.
1l9 West Ninety second street: Miss
Lillian White, Board OF Education. or
Miss Dalphin. 40 West Hath street.
The Tempest will be presented BY
Marshall Darrach on Saturday at the
Hotel Plaza. A large number Of tickets
have been sold for the performance
vaudeville entertainment by amateurs
was given on Monday evening AT tho
llaza FOR the benefit OF the Spa
settlement House, Casa Maria There
was a musical sketch entitled Carmen
Ia Carte" written by Thomas Nc
cast were the Misses Martha Case, Elsie
Campbell. Vica DHaropolis. Louise
Graeser. Bessie Goodwin Mabel Good
win. Florence Hebron. Theresa Youpg,
Gertrude Pominv!lle and Ophelia c. Eek
hardt. The men were Archie Levine,
Charles G. Rapp. John Bolan, Arthur
Hawiey and Edmond Sentenne.
Double Cross" dramatic sketch, wa
done by Charles O. Rapp. Edmond Sem
tenne and Archie Levine. The latter with
Arthur Hawiey also was seen in an
other comedy entitled Marsh melody
John Bolan gave some impersonatio
ana there were vocal numbers by Nine
Emilia Leovalli and Thomas Coogan.
Tuesday afternoon. March 10, an enter.
tainment will be given for the benefit Of
the Alliance Employment Bureau Miss
KUN Draper will be heard In monologues.
Mss Lorraine Wyman In costume will
sing old French and English songs and
there viii be Japanese dances by Miss
Irene Lewisohn. Miss Ruth st. Denis ana
Mr.. koJimo. On the committee Of ar
rangements are Mrs. William G.. Nc
Knight of 100 East Seventy-eighth street,
from whom tickets may be had Mrs Ed
ward C. Henderson, Mrs. Albert j. Erd-
mann, Mrs. Henry r. Seager, Mrs. Max
Morgenthau, Jr, and Miss Margaret II.
Parsons.
Or. P. p. Claxton. pr. Abram jacob.
Or. Thomas d. Wood. Miss Jessie Field,
Mrs. Martha Foote TTow and Mary l..
Read were the speakers at the dinner
given last night at the Hotel Willard I'M
der the auspices of the School OF Mother
craft. William s. Bennett presided and
aiter the dinner the guests went to tho
school. at $50 West End avenue whero
reception and exhibition was held
The hostesses for the dinner were Mrs
Benjamin r. Andrews, Miss Florence
Guernsey, Mrs. Newell Dwight Hills
Mrs. John II. Huddleston. Miss Ammo
Rhodes, Miss Jessie X Rittenhouse. Mrs
May Riley Smith. Mrs. John Francis
Yawger and Mrs. Henry Willard.
At the residence OF Mrs. Robert L!y-
ineston Beecher on Riverside Drive on
Tuesday evening A. Foxton Ferguson. late
OF Magdalen College, Oxford, who has
been lecturlng az Columbia Uriver-
sity this winter. will give Il recital OF
English Folk Songs and Folk Lore" Tho
recital will be under the auspices of tho
King Edward VII, State Chapter Of tho
Imperial Order Daughters OF the British
Empire IN the United States and the pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the Home for
Aged British Men and Women.
bridge and euchre party followed by
tea was given on Saturday by the villa
Maria Alumn& at the Hotel Vanderbilt.
The prizes for the games were Dresden
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