New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18


dustrial School for Crippled Children,
Mrs Arthur Elliott Fish. president; the
New York Fairgrounds Association. Miss
Lillian ID. Wall, vice-president; the New
York Consumers League, Mrs. Frederick
Nathan. PRESIDENT the New York Associ-
alton for the Blind, Miss Winifred Holt,
secretary; the Young Women's Christian
Association. and the National House
wives League, Mrs. Julian Heath, pres-
dent.
Lieutenant Roy G. Cunningham, |. ;.
A.. Of the coast artillery corps. and Mrs.
Cunningham. who were married In Wash
ington on Wednesday. are at the Hotel
Aston for part Of their honeymoon. They
will go to Fort Morgan. Alabama. to live.
where Mr. Cunningham is stationed Mrs
Cunningham was Miss Bessie Case Speer.
daughter of Mrs. Leila j. Speer, of Wash
ington.
The oarsmen of the New York Athletic
Club will hold their second annual dance
in the large ballroom of the Hotel Plaza
on Friday evening.
The committe in charge is II. S. Bah
cock, H. J. Clarke, r w. Dooley, J. A.
Mahlstedt, j. A. McKenna, jr., j. T..
McKenna, NJ. w. Niewenhous and c. f..
Quinn.
For the twenty-fourth time the Bache-
Tor Circles of the German Lederkranz,
the Arion and Beethoven societies will
bai oh haI bo
ceeds of which are divided among the
following institutions: German Hospital
and Dispensary, German Society. St.
Marks Hospital. Wartburg Home for
Orphans German Dispensary of the West
Side. Isabella Home. German Polytechnic.
St. Francis Hospital. German Ladies' Aid
Society for Widows, Orphans and In
Valids.
This years ball will take place on
Thursday in the Hotel Astor. Louis j..
Ehret who is the president of the general
committee, will open the ball by leading
the grand march with Mrs. James Steel,
OF Philadelphia.
The advance sale Of tickets has been
highly satisfactory and so far boxes have
been taken by George Ehret. Henry
Peter Doelger. c. Il. Wolfram, Gustav
Schwab. Il. j. Greenhut William Hoff-
man. Philip Hoffman, George 5. Runk,
Frederick Renken. Mrs. Elise Boyd.
George j. Stler. John c. IIeintz. Jacob
Siegel. Francis Draz, Adolph Kuttrof,
Frederick w Woerz. Jacob Rupert j.
Christopher G.. Hupfel, r. j. Schaefer,
William H. Klenke Otto Hupfel. q. s.
Nicholas. Dr. Karl Buenz and Edward NJ.
Burghard.
Nine. Eames and Emilio de Gorgorza
will be the soloists for the charity
concert TO be given In behalf OF the
Little Missionarys Day Nursery, in the
ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria, on Jan
uary 2s Mrs. Louis b. Rolston and those
in charge OF the concert have Interested
a great many well known people In the
entertainment. AS an added attraction 10
the concert the famous st. Cecilia Club,
Victor Harris, conductor. will render sew
eral numbers.
One Of the large charity affairs TO be
held this month will be the performance
of "The SNOWFALL" comedy In three
acts, by sydney Grundy. which will be
followed By a dance 10 be given under
the auspices OF the Junior Aid Society
Of the Lutheran Hospital of Manhattan.
IL will be held in the grand ballroom OF
the Hotel Aston. January %. and the pro-
ceeds will be added TO the building fund
Of the hospital
Herman c. Dornheim Is chairman OF
the entertainment committee, and George
Reinherr chairman OF the reception COM
mittee
The Lyceum Theatre has been engaged
by St Joseph's AlumnR. brentwood. Long
Island for the evening Of Tuesday. Janu-