The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-04

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o'clock and afterward there will be gen.
eral dancing. There will be plenty of
music for dancing and sufficient space,
as both bathrooms will be open. Franz
ems orchestra will play in the large
room and Conrads in the smaller. Sup
per will be served in the main res
taurant and a percentage Of the receipts
will be given by Mr.. Sherry to the fund.
There will be music by band Of players
and singers during supper and after
ward dancing will be resumed.
Mrs. Austen Gray and Mrs. Arthur
Iselin have assumed the executive work
for the ball and those who have not Sc
cured tickets or boxes can get them
from Mrs. Gray at her house, 43 East
Fiftieth street. Dinners will be given
for each OF the costume groups. Among
the many patronesses are Mines John
Jacob Astor. Robert L. Gerry. Stanley
Mortimer, Robert Bacon. Robert Goelet.
". Barclay Parsons. ]. Searle Barclay,
George J. Gould. Charles T. Barney. AL
bert u. Gray. Frederick Pearson. II.
Reginald Bishop, Oliver Hartman.
Oliver Perrin. J. Insley Blair. j. Gordon
Douglas. Leonard Thomas. L. Cass Led
yard. Stuyvesant Fish. w. Is. Osgood
Field, Norman whitehouse. Ogden Mills,
Henry C. Phipps. Harry Payne Whit
ney. William Jay. William +. Sheehan,
William X. Vanderbilt, Jr.. Devereux
Milburn. Lee Thomas, Charles Steele.
William T.. Douglas, James Markoe,
Reginald G. Vanderbilt. George =.
Brewster. Middleton Burrll. August Bel
mont, Archer NJ. Huntington. Victor
Sorchan. A. d. b. Pratt. Philip W.
Livermore, ]. Stewart Barney. Anthony
]. Drexel. Jr.. W. Bourke Cochran.
Theodore A. Hsvemeyer. william ID.
Sloane. Payne Whitney. Frederick Edey,
Richard Gambrlll. Eh,ert II. Gary. Will
lam Manice, c. Oliver Iselin, Joseph II.
Choate, W. Payne Thompson. Forsyth
Wickes and Lewis 1selin.
Among the diversions Of this week
will be benefit bridge tournament in
| the ballroom OF the Waldorf Astoria to-
morrow afternoon in aid OF the Anti
| tuberculosis League OF Ponce. Porto
Rico. Many attractive prizes have been
| presented for the tournament and II is
expected that there Will be good sum
netted for the charity. The proceeds
/ will be devoted to a fund which Is being
raised for the erection of a free sani-
tarium for tuberculosis patients in
| Ponce.
A concert by the choir of the Ca
Z thedral of st. John the Divine will he
given at the residence Of Mrs. Whitelaw
J Reid. 451 Madison avenue, on Tuesday
afternoon in aid of the missionary work
OF the diocesan auxiliary to the ca
thedral English carols which have
never before been given in this country
will be sung and the programme prom
Uses to be unusually interesting. The
proceeds OF the concert will go to the
support Of the Italian and colored mis-
sions Of the cathedral, which are doing
splendid work on the upper West Side
OF the city.
Mrs. Henry Whitney Munroe Is presi-
dent OF the auxiliary and acting with
her as officers and members of the ex.
ecutlve board are many other womer
OF prominence in society. Tickets at ::
each may be obtained from Mrs. Harold
! +. ,Hadden. East Seventy-sixth street
I Mrs. Richard Irwin. West Thirty nintl
t street, and Mrs. John s. Rogers. 80 Yves
5 Fifty-seventh street, who are members
S OF the executive board. Some of thei
associates include Mines. William NJ. V
@ Hoffman, James Herman Aldrich, VIII
}. lam F.. Iselin, W. Barclay Parsons
e Whitelaw Reid, James N. Varnum, Fred
erick b. Van Week, Lawrence IA
= Schwab. Louis ". Ogden, Levi =. Nor
ton, David II. Greer, John r. Abney, j
Jarrett Blodgett Frank V. Burton, Yer
non NJ. Davis. George William Douglas
e Haley Fiske, John Greenough. Charlie
Q Frederick Hoffman. Francis c. Hunting
t ton and John r. Abney. Miss Julia Nc
i Allister and Miss Amy Townsend.
II The first OF the series OF lectures
d conducted annually under the auspice
y Of the National Civic Federation Will b.
IS given by Mrs. j. Borden Hartman a
!, the house Of Mrs. Reginald de Kover
J. 1925 Park avenue on Tuesday afternoon
- at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Hartman will tall
on What Is the Industrial Relation
If Commission" Mrs. Hartman was az
It pointed as the only woman member O
D. this commission by President Wilson.
ar The course Of lectures Is being give
n under the auspices OF the metropolita
m section Of the federation. which include
" among It's members Mrs. August Bel
a, mont, Mrs. Henry Clews. Mrs. "
= Bayard Cutting, Mrs. John Henry Ham
a mond, Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan
= Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer. Mrs. Ernesto {
Fabbri. Mrs. James Speyer. Mrs. OF
II. Kahn. Mrs. H. II. Flagler. Mr.,
Arthur Murray Dodge. Miss Elsie d
o. Wolfe. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mr.
~ Ebert II. Gary. Mrs. Howard =. Davi
10 son. Mrs. e. II. l.. Gould. Mrs. Seth Low
" Mrs. v. Everit Macy. Mrs. Veto
u SOrchan and Mrs. Archer M. Hunting
" ton. Many of these members are eX
OF pected to be present for the first lee
l. ture. Single and course tickets may b
y procured from the executive secretar
r" Of the league at 106 West Forfeit
r street.
so
Mt A subscription dance will be held |
p. tho ballroom Of the Plaza on Wednes
ul day night for the benefit of the Ere
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