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

, Wyeth. Mildred Harbeck, Helen Har-
beck. Alice Richard. Agnes Sheehy,
! Abby Morrison. Frances and Caroline
Wyeth, katherine Force, Margaret
Bowers. Harriet Lummis and Elizabeth
Sabin.
Tables will be placed about the bali
room floor, at which refreshments Will
be served. and at the conclusion of the
vaudeville programme there will be gem
eral dancing. Several booths will be ar
ranged about the ballroom floor whore
there will be on sale articles made by
the blind. and II. l.. Bill of Hartford.
Conn. a blind banjoist. will play.
Some OF the young men who will as
sist at the entertainment are NJ. Neil
Swasey. Daniel Tomlinson. Leonard
Cox, Alfred l.. Lottimer, James Duane
Livingston. Jr., Edward Harting and
Livingston Pell. Tickets are SO each
and may be obtained at the Plaza or
from Mrs. Pierre Crosby Warning, 20
Gramercy Park.
A concert will he held in the ballr Dom
, OF the Waldorf Astoria on "Wednesday
night for the benefit of the Little Mis-
sonarys Day Nursery under the
| auspices of the ST. Cecilia club. The
artists will he Nine. Emma f.ames and
| Emilio de GogorZd. Tho st. Cecilia
| Club will sing under the direction of
Victor Harris.
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
Charles II. Alexander. Mrs. John III.
Flagier, Mrs. Louis b. >Roston, Mrs.
Warren &. Beach. Mrs. George G. Boldt.
| Jr Mrs Lancaster Morgan, Mrs Henry
Seligman and Mrs. John w. Charlton.
| At the Women's Cosmopolitan Club.
| 1873 East FOrticth street, on Friday after
noon an interesting programm" of music
| and monoogues will be given. There
| will be music by Miss Auriol Jones
pianist: Miss May Nuke, cellis;. and
| Bonarius Crimson, violinist. Miss Jones
and Miss Nuke came from England re-
Gently to I'LL engagements for the Duke
and Duchess Of Connaught in Ottawa
Miss Ruth Draper will be heard in some
OF her original monologues. Some OF the
patronesses are Mrs. Douglas Robinson
Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler, Mrs. Archer
NJ. Huntington, Mrs. Charles Il. Alex.
ander. Mrs. Paul Dana and Mrs. Henry
Phipps.
Hotel on the night OF February will b,
held bal chantant for the benefit of thu
student fund OF the Schola Cantorun
under the patronage of many womel
prominent in society 1t will be the frs
entertainment OF this character given a
tho new hotel and 1t is expected that tn
occasion Will attract "A representativ
gathering. Mrs. Lawrence L. Gillespie
| Nrs Iinzan Rln pHan Nrs Alamo
, Potter. Mrs. Frederick E,dey and Mrs
Edward ~ Breitung. who are among III
officers of the Schola Cantorum, ar
, working out the details OF the affair
Dancing will occupy the attention of tn
, guests until the supper hour, when Their
will be a cabaret entertainment in whic
many novelties will be offered.
Numerous dinners will precede tn
dance and receiving the guests will b.
several Of the directors and members o
the Schola Cantorum, headed by Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish. The proceeds Of tn
entertainment will be devoted to tn
work OF the society. which fosters chora
and musical training. At present tn
principal work with which the societ
is interested Is the MacDowell chorus
: Of which Kurt SCHNEIDER is the leader
1t Is a highly educational movement O
public service organized for the develop
I ment and advancement OF musical in
terest in the city and receives the sup
port OF large number OF distinguish,
: people.
, Included among the board Of director
! and patronesses are Mrs. Ormond G
Smith. Mrs. Ogden Mills REQ, Mrs
{ Archer NJ. Huntington, Hon. Mrs. VIII
3 lam Beresford, Mrs. George Jay Gould
Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson, Mrs. Alfre,
r G. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Archibald.M. Brown
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore, Mrs
} Henry Il. Hyde, Mrs. Samuel Inter
myer. Mrs. John X. Dilworth, Mrs
Charles ii. Ditson, Mrs. John f. Harris
Mrs. Walter B. James, Mrs. Jules S
Bache. Mrs. Henrietta s. Simons. Mrs
Lawrence L. Gillespie. Mrs. William
: Watts Sherman. Mrs. John Jacob Astor
Mrs. Charles Mather MacNeill Mrs
Charles White Hubbard. Jr., Mrs. Ham
iltOn w. Cary, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
Mrs. Renal c. Boiling. Mrs. Burk,
Roche, Mrs. William Alexander, Mrs
James B. Clews. Mrs. benjamin II