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

programme included a talk on Minerva
Clubs birthday by Mrs. Caroline March
vocal numbers by Mrs Camille Brubohm
and Miss Nina Mills. "a talk on legislation
by DR. Margaret York and one On cur
rent topics by Mrs. Frank Cronise.
The election Of officers was also held
Those elected for the next two years
are Mrs. Mary stokes MacNutt. presi-
dent; Mrs. Simon Baruch, first vice.
president; Mrs. John Francis Yawgcr,
second vice-pr,sident; Mrs. Frank T..
Hldiey. third vice-president; DR.. Mar
garet York. treasurer Mrs. Robert +.
Cartwright, recording secretary. and Mrs
w. w. Beals. corresponding secretary.
on the board OF directors are Mrs.
Horace Stokes. Mrs. II. V. l.. Sheppard.
Mrs. George Brand, Mrs. George Golfer.
Mrs. Frank Cronise, Mrs. A. J. Hamilton.
Mrs. James Il. Kelly. Mrs. w. W Hooke.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Waller. Mrs. A. Rose, Mrs.
Carl Cronemeyer and Mrs. b, w. 8.
Martindale.
The ways and means committee OF the
Slsterhood OF Social Workers will give
the first in a series OF invitation dances
on March Is at Leslie Hall. Mrs L. ii.
Sterne is chairman Of the committee.
A largely attended reception and must
Gale was given on Wednesday at the
Waldorf-Astoria by Eclectic Club, Mss
Florence Guernsey, president The pro-
gramme was under the direction OF Mrs,
Carrie Martin Cowtan. and the artists
were Mrs. Tyler Dutton. soprano; Miss
Christine Schultz, contralto; Edward 4.
jain. basso, Salvatore de Stesaho, harp
list, and Mr.. Rptherfurd, pianist The
reception and luncheon were in the state
apartments. which were decorated with
flags and bunting in honor OF Washing
tons Birthday. There was also bridge
under the direction OF Mrs. George w
Bonhotal.
The American Criterion Club. Mrs
Leonard l.. Hill president. will have
another Of It's receptions and luncheon,
On Friday at the Plaza. The p'ogramm,
will be rendered by Miss Minnie Dick
soprano; Rudolph Hops, barvtone Alex
ander Block, vioiinst. ana Miss Amelia
Hops. pianist. Mss Dorothy Donnelly
will give a talk on The Stage From the
Other Side Of the Footlights. A Junlo
branch Of the society has been formed
with Miss Antoinette Elliott as chairman
The Society for Political Study. Mrs
Austin NJ Palmer president, held 1t,
regular meeting on Tuesday at the Hote
Aston. Several new members were re
ceived In the club. They included Mrs
Frederick Cass. Mrs. T. Woodward an,
Mrs. Andrew s, Dupay. The paper o.
the day. The Press as an Educator,
was presented by Mrs. Augustine Wilson
A parliamentary drill on election wal
given by Or. Frances Mcneil. The an
nasl meeting Of the society will be hell
on March 10. when there will be al
election OF officers. The twenty-eghtf
anniver sary luncheon will be held 81
March "a.
COMEDY" was the subject for discus
A,on at the meeting Of the Century Thea
| A.. Interpretation OF Oscar Wlde's play
THE Ideal Husband" was given by Mrs
Bertha Kunx Baker and there wer
songs by Mrs. Gladys SaliaferrO Little
who sang "Matiuata." "a Msid Sing,
Light and "a Birthday" Miss Ruti
Savage was at the piano.
For the next menbHrs' day. on Marcl
49, Mrs J, N Ballentine, chairman o.
study, has arranged for an analysis o
| the works OF Mrs. Katrina TrasS. witt
reading from The Vanguard" DIR
gladys Rice. acting chairman Of criticism
will lead In the discussion.
The Trinity College Alumne recent,
held their annual dance at the Hotel Blt
more II was one Of the largest event,
| NJ ths winter IN csthcttc circles I'm IN.
committee Of asrang ments were tho
! Nissss Irena OCrt wiley, Katherine
4 QpoNehps. Mary Mac Mahon. Mary Nc,
kxo8nh Ceeelia Kelly and MrS Arthur
"a ~, y. x,