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

Karshook's Wisdom" and holy Cross
Day" and the Rev. Il. d. Sola Poole spoke
on Brownings representation OF the jew.
The musical numbers were 1T -
Enough" from Elijah" and Dvoraks
setting OF by the Waters of Babylon"
sung by the Rev Arthur Bruce Moss
The programme closed with an open dis
cussion, the principal speaker being Mrs
A. NJ Mosher t'rhe Little Lady from
Brittany'D. Mrs Kate Epson Clark. the
Rev. r. Rol, " Wheeler and Robert Under
wood Johnson
on Tuesday last at the Waldorf-As-
toria the Nat oual California Club held a
patriotic meeting, when the following pro-
gramme under the Craftsmanship OF Mrs.
Robert Dewey Bristol was enioyed "Cal-
lfornia under Five Flags written by
Thomas J. vivian; The Settlement Of
America (from GRAFTON on the Boston
Massacre, delivered March ., 1776, at the
Old South Church, Boston, by Joseph
WARREN, read by Mrs. Theodore Rob
erts 1.-The Declaration OF independence"
read by Mrs. William r. Stewart
America" from the National Ode,
July 4, 1875" by Bayard Tsyior). read
by Zenas l.. Dodge extract from Amer
lea and Patriotism" by Archbishop Ire
star Srsnsed Banner-Does II Wave or
10 1t Weighed" by Marion HIN. read by
Mrs. Thomas j. Vivian. Between the
readings patriotic songs were rendered
with Mrs Louis w. Butler at the piano.
Guests Of honor introduced were Mrs
Marion Hill Mrs. william c. Story pres
ident-general Of the D. A. X. Mrs. Will
lam r. stewart, president Washington
Headquarters Association Mrs. william
Gerry Slads president National Society
v. :. Daughters Of 1872; Mrs. Simon
Baruch. regent knickerbocker Chapter
n. A. n; Ms Elizabeth II Turner and
Mrs William r. Stone. respectively grand
daughter and great-granddsughtsr OF
Francis Scott Key. author OF The Star
Spansled Ranner.'
Among the visiting Californians there
were Mrs. George Morehouse, Mrs. Rem
iamin T.. Berry, Mrs Marshall Darrach
and Miss Lucy II. Priber from San Fran
cisco Mrs A. A. Van Nest and Miss Van
Nest Of Santa Rosa Miss Mary r. Wal
ter OF San Jose. Mrs. Ralph Lyon Of
Oakland. Mrs. Una Nixon Hopkins Mrs
Mary II Klncaid and Mrs. Frances Car
| lyle OF Pasadena and Mrs. and Miss Mo-
| Chesney OF Siskiyou.
! The Post Parliament held its postponed
meeting last Friday at the Waldorf As
tora. The subject for discussion WAS
That the Modern Dramatists Are the
Leaders in the Social Reform Movements
OF the Day"
Charter Chapter, Daughters OF the
| Union; Mrs w. r. Stewart, regent, en-
! joyod a social afternoon last Monday
| at the residence of one of the mem
bers, Mrs. Randolph b. Woodruff 100
| Riverside Drive. Henry Shelton, cura-
tor OF Washington Headquarters, spoke
on "The Battle of Gettysburg"
Miss May Miller, whose enga cement 10
John D. Gable OF Brooklyn was recsntly
| announced, IL one OF the debutantes OF
| the winter, She IL a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Augustus Miller OF 81 West
| Seventy-second street and who have "a
| country home In New London No date
has been set for the wedding. but II will
probably be an event of the early sum
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Aionzo II. Kisht Of SOL
| West lS0th street announce the engage
| ment OF their daughter, Miss Viola Il.
| Right. to Harold l.. Ward son OF DR.. and
Mrs Whitfield Ward. Miss Right made
her debut about two years ago, She IL
member OF several dancing classes. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Joseph Gatu Of $50 West 1870
! street will give a tea this Afternoon Al
| her home for MiU Verspa q Bostroem,
whose engagement to Prof Mario n,
| Cosenza OF the City College was re-
| Gently announced. Mrs, .ustti will b 90.
sisted In receiving BY Miss diannina
n $50. T. M