The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-08

! Mrs. Armlta re whitman ana tIe MISSES
Frances Burr Emily Coe, Florence Gay
ley. katherine Miller Elizabeth Hare
Powell Elizabeth Russell Lisa St!llman
and Mary Wood.
Many tickets have been sold foc the
morning concert in aid OF the New York
Diet Kitchen Association. to be given n
the ballroom Of the Waldorf on February
10. The artists will bee Nine. Teresa
.Carreno. pianist: Paul Ee!mcrs tenor;
George Barrere. fiu,ist, and Albert
Bachmann. vlolinist. An excellent pro-
gramme Will be arranged and Mrs.
Henry Willard who has charge Of the
sale OF tickets at $40 Park avenue. ex-
poets that the concert will be the means
OF obtaining a large sum for this worthy
charity.
The association maintains eight milk
stations in the conccsted sections OF the
city. where milk H. supplied at a low
price. There are also several clinics
where children are cared for. and to
carry on the work OF the association "a
large expense must be met with Some
of the officers OF the association are
! Mrs. william Curtis Demorcst. Mrs. Io-
seph Tilton. Mrs. Frank l.. Montague.
Mrs. Edward Ingraham and Mrs. Row
land Freeman.
ON the afternoon OF February IS al
the home Of Mrs. Jonathan Buckley. 500
Park avenue. will be given the second OF
| the series OF talks by Howard Brockway
| on the current operas Boris Godunow'
| will be his topic. The proceeds are for
the benelt of the Muse School of the
East Side House, located In East Sew.
enty- sixth street.
3. Plans are being arranged for the
2 annual Mi Careme carnival at Shcrrys
= on March 10 for the benefit of the West
Side Juvenile Club. The entertainment
! will be much on the same lines as
Z those given each season. with n vaudc-
4 vile entertainment by amateurs, fol-
3 lowed by n costume dance. Many young
= people OF society will take part in the
J, entertainment. and as exhibition dances
;. have played an important part in the
J. programmes Of this seasons offerings
by amateurs it Is expected that this
h variety of entertainment will be in
e cluded.
3 The West Side Juvenile Club has a
5 house in the old Greenwich Village sec
= ton of the city. where boys and girls
@ who are members receive the benefits
:. Of educational training and recreation
n Rowland s. Davis Is president Of the
]. club. and among the other officers ant
3. members are j. Horton Ijams. Harold
e Imbrie. ]. Fahys Cook. William r. Beck
man. Charles King. Edward 8. Brockie
al G. A. Richards. Percy 8. Weeks. Schuy
le Ter NJ. Meyer and Ernest s. Ballard.
sr The annual ball and fete arrange,
III by Miss Winifred Holt for the benefi
IS OF the New York Association Of tn
20 Blind will take place In the ballroom
lie Of the Hotel Aston on the night o
re- April IA.
r Plans have been completed for tn
e. wedding OF Miss Ruth Glib, daughte
10 Of Mrs. Arthur Glib by a for
Of mer marriage, to Harold w. Carhar
Of this city. in st. Thomass Churc
TX mony will be performed by the Re,
q. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires. rector Of tn
r church. and there will be n choral ser
or vice by the vested choir. The brid,
III who will be given away by her brother
tn John Richmond Glib. will have ne
a sister, Miss Dorothy GLIB. as her mai
i'll Of honor. The other attendants will
the Misses Ruth Calender. Beatric
n Raymond. Alice Moss Nathalie SlOcun
is Agnes Bigelow and Althea Glib. cousi
re of the bride.
Lawrence Cornwall will act as be,
man. The ushers will be Eugene \
Moore. Dean Kalbfeisch, Gerald Mul
n ply. John Parsons. Esmond +. OBriel
Ill John Green. George Carhart and Et
ri win Bigelow.
re- Mr.. Carhart will give his farewe
mt bachelor dinner at Dclmonico's on Sa
urday night, and on the same evenin
n Miss Glib will give a dinner for h,
he bridal attendants at her home. II Eai
OF Flfty-fifth street.
iss
he Invitations will soon he sent out Z,
ng the wedding of Miss Rebecca Lloy
IN. daughter OF the Right Rev. Bishop A
lce thur 8. Lloyd and Mrs. Lloyd, to Cav
r.. HaddAn thla CitU In hA Chn.~