The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25

,of the entertainment committee. and |
others serving with her are Mrs kath- |
erino Martin. Mrs Robert Cartwright, |
Mrs. Horace Stokes, Mrs. Richard Rod |
riquez, Mrs. Edward Balback, Mrs Ad-
olson J. Rothermel, Mrs Frank E. Had
ley. Mrs Albert c. Gage. Mrs James
McCullagh. Mrs. ]. +. Taylor, Mrs.
George Finck and Mrs. Edward u. jerks.
william jerome Toomey Is chairman OF
the floor committee, which also includes
Ralph A. BaggA William Arthur BenzeL
Gundall J. Burns, Gustav Re.nhardt.
Julian Meyer. X. $. SPOTS. c. u. Bertens.
X. Anderson and w. Virgins.
] For the benefit OF the Neighborhood
Social and Industrial Club a large card
party will be held at the Hotel Glen
dennlng. West l03d street, on Tuesday
! afternoon. Mrs. George a. Post Is chair
| man of the committee In charge. which
also includes Mrs. Charles S. kohler. Miss
! Pencil. Mrs. a. Morse. Mrs. Sherman
/ williams. Mrs. Alexander Walker, Mrs
! Frederick II. Minrath, Mrs. A. Valieant.
! Mrs Charles H. Smith. Mrs. De Winter
! Mrs. Henry l.. Walker. Mrs. Albert Price
Rcillay and Mrs. William II. Whittal.
Mrs. Frank Il. Wise Is president OF the
club and Mrs. Frederick J. Foster the
treasurer.
/ For the benefit of its general fund and
milk station. the International Pure Milk
and Food League. Mrs. Edward w. Hooke.
president. will give reception, dance and
bridge party on Friday afternoon at the
Cafe de Paris. feature of the after
noon will be exhibition dancing by pro-
fessionals. Tea will be served.
Mrs II. W. Andrus Is chairman OF the
entertainment committee, which comprises
Mrs Howard MacNutt. Mrs. 4. q. W.
Cook Mrs Horace A. Stokes Mrs. George
Nn1t 4. oh Mfa
l.. Fisher. Mrs. John Kurrus. Mrs. Enos
l.. Blue, Mrs. Samuel Schlff. Mrs. Charles
Wood. Mrs. Eduardo Mario. Mrs. Robert
Mlligan, Mrs. Paul Pierce. Mrs. J. +.
Taylor. Mrs. William Wallace Mrs. Al
bert Franklin, Mrs. Charlotte Il. Sander
son. Mrs. Charles u. Bloomingdale. Mrs.
A. X. Holiday. Mrs James A. Kelly. Mrs.
f. W. bearing, Mrs John T. Yawger.
Mrs. Carl Cronemeyer. Mrs. w. w. Beals.
Mrs. X. e. Whiteman Mrs. T.. NJ White.
Mrs. w. W. Pendleton. Mrs. H. L. Lewis.
Mrs. George Halter. Miss Dorothy Stokes.
Miss Maud Wyman. Mrs. Glen Congdon
and Miss Anna Dunn.
A regular meeting OF the league was
held on Friday ut the Hotel Aston
The twenty.third annual meeting Of the
Consumers League will be held AT the
Astor Theatre on Tuesday afternoon. The
president. Mrs. Frederick Nathan. Will
preside and give an account OF the years
work The speakers will he Mrs. Alice
Stebbirs Wells, the pioneer pollcewoman
of Los Angeles. Cal Walter II Bar
tholomew and Mrs Charles II. lsraels.
Miss Edith Wynne Matthison will give u
number of recitdtIons.
: An authors matinee for the benefit OF
the Mary Fisher Home Of New Jersey will
he held ~ the Waidorf-Astor,a on Thurs
: day. william c. de Mile will preside and
there will Toe original readings by Richard
lie Galienne, the Rev. Dr. Lyman Whit
ney Allen. Prof. John Erskine. Mrs Agnes
McClelland Daulton Edwin Markham.
Irving Bachelor. Mrs. Kate Epson Clark
and Miss Leona Dalrympe, and music by
Nine. Jeanne Frankie, volinist; r. n.
McE.lvery. tenor Mrs. Estelle Bloomfield
Adler. soprano; Homer y. Bartlett, COM
poser. and William pau!son Boggs,
pianist.
| Under the auspices of the Ladies Aux
Hilary OF the 81 Lawrence Hospital a card
party will Ice held on Wednesday al the
Waldorf. Tickets are 81 and may he had
from Mrs. Thomas J. STANLEY. 30 River
side Drive.
The fourth annual theatre party for
the benefit OF Flower Hospital will take
, place on wednesday. "a Thousand Years
Ago" is the play selected and on the en-
tertainment committee are Mrs. Royal $.
. Copeland. Mrs. Il. V. Southack, Mrs. W.
r. lIemuth Mrs. W. II. Barker, Miss
Elolse S!mons and Miss Ethel Meyer.
The Glee Club OF the Friendly Sons
: OF 81. Patrick viii give IA concert at the
Hotel Astor on February g Wilbur
Luyster is conductor Of the club and
Victor Herbert, the honorary vice-presi-
= dent, has arranged for its use many of
| the old Irish airs The soloists will be
John Finnegan, who will sing Irish
ballads and the aria from La Boheme."
{ and Miss Marion Morrison, who will play
on the harp. After the concert there
will be dancing and supper.
Y The concert will he under the patronage
e Of Justice John j. Delany. Edward f. Nc
a call. John q OKeefe. Michael j. Null
n queen. j. l. G Clarke. Justice John w.