The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

, a nj The members Will ne dressed IN me
costumes Of Dalmatian pirates. after de-
signs by William y. Taylor. and Ken
meth NJ. Murchson will conduct the
orchestra. whose selections will be from
works Of Grieg, Bizet and Massenet
In the pageant and spectacle which
have been arranged by George 5. Chap
pell and Howard Greenley several pro-
fessional dancers will take part. headed
BY Nine. Albertina Rasch. premiere dam
seuse OF the Century Opera.
Every box has been taken and the
box of honor. which will be made to rep
resent a Venetian ioggia. has been set
aside for the Mayor and Mrs. John Pur-
roy Mitchell. the French Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand. while other guests will
include Mrs Vanderbilt Mrs. Stuyve-
sant Fish. Mrs Whitney Warren. Mrs.
Hermann Oelrichs and Mrs. Cass Gilbert
Among the patronesses are Mines.
John W. Alexander, August Belmont.
Robert Brew" .er, Nicholas Murray But
Ter. W. Bourke Cochran, Il Fulton Cut
ting Walter Damrosch. Ernesto G. Fab
bri, Daniel c. French. Charles Dana
Gibson. Robert Goelet. Norman Hap
good Adrian lselin I'd, Robert Under
wood johnson, otto H. Kahn. James F..
u. Lanier. V. Ever!t Macy. William Starr
Miller. ogden Mills, Victor Morawetz
Francis Key Pendeton. Amos II. f..
Pinchot George u. Pratt. w. 4. Put
nam, willard ID. Straight. Leonard
Thomas. Cornelius Vanderbilt, and Nor
man de X. Whitehouse
\ luncheon will he given at the Hotel
McA.p!n on Tuesday under the auspices
Of the National Organization Of Catholic
Women, in order To raise funds for the
erection of church al the Catholic
University in Washington. Mrs. T. Bur-
rail- Hoffman, Mrs, William Lummis
Mrs. Henry W. Taft, Mrs. william r.
Sheeha Mrs. James b, CIews and NJ iss
l."ary are among those interested in tho
orga nl2atiOn There will he several
prominent speakers and among the in.
vited guests will be Gov. Giynn and ex-
I'residen Taft.
committee Of women Interested Will
act ds businesses at separate tables.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. A.
|. Jewell, 81 East seventy eighth street
In the ballroom OF the Wa,dorf-As-
toria tomorrow morning will be held a
Diet Kitchen Association. The enter
taniment is an annual fixture that inter-
ests many women OF society who are
members OF the association, OF which
Mrs. Henry Willard is president. The
proceeds will be devoted to the support
Of the charity which maintains eight
milk stations in the various congested
parts Of the city and supplies those who
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The work Of the association is not con-
fined solely to this object and there is a
big expense attached to the maintenance
OF the organization which the annual
concert helps To meet.
An interesting programme will be
given by several we'll known artists.
Among them will be Nine Teresa Car
reno, pianist; Paul Reimers. tenor;
George Barrcre. futist, and Alberto
Bachmann, violinst.
/ The second Of the series of talks on
current operas by Howard Brockway at
the house Of Mrs. Jonathan Buckley.
600 Park avenue, for the benefit of the
Music school OF the East Side House.
viii take place on Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. The subject will be Boris
Godunow' and Mr., Brockway will illus
trate MS talk at the plano. Mrs. Licien
IL. Tying. Mrs. William II. Boardman
MRS. AIRED Ely, Mrs, William Augustus
Read, Mrs John Sabine Smith. Mrs. n
burnham Moffat and Miss Miriam T.
i'lasden, who are members of the
women's auxiliary Of the settlement. are
among those who are Interested in the
lectures
Mrs James Sp"yer, Mrs. William =
Douglas and Mrs Hamilton Fish are
among those who are Interested in the
'hlldrehs performance Of Grumpy, -
when VIII he given at Wallack's Tneatr,
ON Thursday afternoon for the ben.b,
OF st Mnry's Free Hospital for Crippled
children, Nearly all the seats havs
been sold for this exceptional entertain.
inent, one OF the children in thee pla ,
VIII portray the character OF n man G,