The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-13
SYMPHONY CLUB AT
WALDORF.
Amateurs Give One Of Their
Most Pretentious
i Concerts.
GIRLS ACT AS THE USHERS
Dance for Young People
Musicale Given at the
Hotel Vanderbilt.
GIRLS ACT AS THE USHERS

A. interesting concert for the bensnt
az the Chrystie street Home was given
yesterday afternoon In the grand ball
room Of the Waldorf Astoria by the
symphony club OF New York. an or
chestra composed mainly Of amateurs.
David Names was the conductor and
Ntss Alma Gluck was the soloist. II was
one OF the most pretentious concerts given
by the club The orchestral numbers in
cuded the overture OF wagner's Die
Ncsterslngcr' Vivaldi's concerto in A
minor. for strings and the Peer Gynt"
suite Of Grieg. Miss Gluck sang with
orchestral accompaniment ''Depuis lie
Jour from Carpenters Louise" and
,ongs ot RachmaninofY Rimsky -korsa-
lcf Cottcnet and Cadman. Arthur
Eosenstein was at the piano.
Among the members Of the orchestra
we're Mrs. Frederick Rhinelander Brown.
Mrs John a. Hartwell Mrs. X. q. Hay
ward. Mrs. Reuel Il. Kimball. Mrs. r. L.
! icomis. Mrs. George c. Clark. Jr.. Mrs
Alexander G. Morgan. Mrs. James Page,
Nr, j. Otis Post. Mrs. James McAipin
Pyle Mrs. Arthur Teal. Mrs. Minturn
a. Suzzarra Verdi. Mrs. Carl Conway.
Mrs Throop NJ. wilder. Mrs. Howard
Bockway. the Misses Selma Peck. An
,o.net,e burke. Ida Davis. Emily Gil
bert Helen Hamilton. Eunice prosser,
Ellen Thomas. Margaret Underhill. Alice
wilson. Mildred W oolworth. Edith Otis
snd Ethel Lee Members Of the New York
symphony Orchestra augmented the or
ehestra.
The ushers we're young women OF society
Among them we're the Misses Mary
os,rander, Martha Gay. Dorothy Wilde.
Armily Hodgson. Marion Danforth. Ger
IV,rude yelling. isabelle Cumming. Elv,ne
Richard Rosetta Carson. Louise Herrick.
celia Boynton. Ruth and Faith Hayden.
Juliet Ford. Valerie Cushman, Coline
Ingersoll, Priscilla Bartlett. Louise
Butler. Dorothy Anderton, Margaret
Porter. Dorothy Holiister and Belle
OBrysn.
Among those in the audience we're
Mrs L. Henry Hartman. Mrs. Rob-
.rt l.. Gerry. Miss Calender. Miss De
Forest. DR.. John A. Hartweil. Mrs. j.
Robert Mckee, Mrs. Charles II. Ditson.
the Rev. and Mrs. a. Duane Pell. Mrs.
Samuel G. Van Dusen. Mrs. William A.
Perry Mrs. Hugo Relsinger. Miss Laura
Jay Edwards. Mrs. A. Murray Young
yrs Franklin NJ. Warner. Mr.. and Mrs
william =. Gibson. Mrs. Stanwood Men
sen. Miss Harriette Cady, Mrs. Graham
Llsk. Mrs. Henry \. Alexander Miss
Marie Todd and Mrs. Cornelius n
Bliss, Ir.
Dance In tn Waldorf suite.
Tho fourth for this season Of the series
Of dances organized for young people
Of society took place last night In the
Waldorf suite OF the Waldorf Astoria.
There was general dancing until mid
night when a seated supper was served
Dancing was resumed later
Some OF those present were the Misses
Margaret Knapp, Star Paris. Margaret
strong. Elizabeth Burrill. Margaret wag-
stan, Emily Ford. Louise Webb. Alice
ay Margaret and Louisa Trevor, Julia
Gilbert, Dorothy Chisolm, Gertrude Mali.
! Augusta Dixon. Sarah Cheney. Noel
Johnston, Louise Dixon. Eva Ingersoll
Brown. Elizabeth Russell, Helen Morgan.
Mary Tower, Jane Morgan. Gladys and
Lillian Endicott. Oliver WagstafY. stuart
Bowers, William Armstrong. Mansfield
Ferry Morris NJ. Pryor. Leonard Cox.
J. Forton Jams, w. Bruce Brown Law
fence schNab, William +. Phillips. Ralph
Thomas. Talbot J. Taylor. Jr.. Allen
locke, James VI. Banks. Jr, Seton Henry
and Brad!sh johnson Carroll. Jr.
Among the patronesses present were
M's' u. ogden Chisolm. Mrs. Pierre Mali
Ms J. Herbert Johnston. Mrs. Edward 3.
Knapp, Mrs William q. Bates Mrs Rob-
~ Endicott and Mrs. J. Pierpont Nor
Nn, j.
"Niscc he Brun" Picture salon.
In the Della Robbia room of the Van
ehilt last night Miss Frances FELTON,
zones gave a "Nigee lie Brun" picture
'aon and musicale. The room was made
70 represent French garden. and Miss
ZONES who received, wore IA French cos
.um. Of the eighteenth century period
me programme Included selections on the
aFpschord by Miss Jones and songs by
Nme' Florence De Courcy. contralto.
lhNs'aan kriens, violinist, played and
ner" was an exhibition OF ancient and
modern dances by Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
anderson IN costume. Afterward there
was general dancing Some OF those pres
en- were Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de koven.
! VIZ and Mrs. Charles H. Ditson, Miss
t.nnanna cutting, Mrs. John Claim, Mr.
snd Mrs Walter Pulitzer. Mr. and Mrs.
rank =. Hadley and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dam. ,.ths,,