The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-12

before the programme. which began at
2 o'clock. The artists were Miss Media
Humphrey. lyric soprano: Tom Dobson.
tenor; Miss Marie Languinette. oprano.
and Harold Osborn Smith. pianist. The
programme was followed by dancing.
The club will have its hrst evening
concert Mt the Waldorf OF January 9.
Mrs. Hugh Gordon Miller entertained
the Manhattan Study Club. Mrs. Edwin
de Wolfe Morse president. on Monday
afternoon at her home in III Hendrix
Hudson. Riverside Drive and 10th
street. The Moving Picture Industry
was the topic Of the day. Mrs. ]. W..
Loeb. Mrs. Thomas Beattie and Mrs.
the different phases Of the subject. Mrs.
Lyon de Camp and Mrs. Henry Nc
Corkle poured tea.
Fourteen hundred dollars for the
beneht Of the City Federation Hotel for
Girls were raised by personal subscrip-
ton on Tuesday afternoon at the menu
bers meeting Of the New York Theatre
Club. Mrs. Belle de Rivera president.
THE Eternal Masdalene" was the sub
jet for discussion and waA led by Miss
Mildred Holland, the chairman. Mrs.
iona Slack. Mrs. Genie Rosenfeld,
Mrs. de Rivera ad Miss Jeanette Fergus
Baird were among those who took part
In the discussion. The club recently at
tended a performance OF the play with
Mrs. Percy v. P~ennypacker. president
general Of the federation. " guest of
honor.
Pasquale Amato. barytone Miss Anna
Fitxiu. oprano. and Lester Donahue.
pianist. Will be the artists at the nrst
evening concert OF the New York Mozart
Society. Mrs. Noble Mcconnell president,
op Wednesday at the Hotel Aston. They
will be assisted by the Mozart Choral Of
about $50 voices and an orchestra under
the direction of Walter Henry Hall.
Charles Gilbert Spross will he the ac-
companist. During the intermissIon the
president and Officers will receive the
members and guests, and at the conclu-
sion OF the programme there will be
dancing.
Marcus NJ. Marks, Borough President (:
Arthur Woods. Police Commissioner Of
New York city John Gillespie. Police
COMMISSIONS OF Detroit Thomas w.
Churchill. president OF the Board OF
Education Darwin r. Kingsley, presi-
dent Of Safety First Federation Of
America Harold ". Newman. Commits
sioner Of Public Safety Of New Orleans.
anu SuaTitS VI lalDeTI. DtTeCtOr OF
Streets OF 81. Louis. will be the guests
Of honor at the meeting OF the Safety
First Society Of the City OF New York
tomorrow evening at the Hotel Bilt-
more.
For the benefit OF the Silver Cross Day
Nursery a Christmas sale will be held
at the Waldorf on Thursday. Mrs. judi
son O.. Wells is chairman Of the sales
committee, Mrs. George c. De Lacy will
be In charge Of the toy table. Mrs. War
rem Van kleeck will preside over the
baby booth. Miss Ella Louise Hender-
son in charge Of ha~ndkerchiefs and Mrs.
Frank Stevens OF the Refreshments.
Philosophy Of Suffering" was the sub.
ject Of the day. and "Txion'' with
"Promethus Unbound" by Shelley, the
poems for study at the third regular
meeting OF the New York Browning So
ciety on Wednesday at the Waldorf. Mrs.
James NJ. Stewart. chairman Of the day,
not only presented the subject for discuss
sion but spoke on the myths on which
the poems are founded. "Ixion" was
read by Mrs. Charles Appleton Terry.
n addresses were made BY Mrs. Bern
Budd Gallaudet and the Rev. Henry Z.
Jackson.
In the Church Of the Transhguration
on Tuesday Miss Anna G.. Wettlaufer,
daughter OF Mrs. Otto wettlaufer. was
married to Capt. Harry Kenneth Ruth
, erfurd. l.. $. A. Of Philadelphia. Only
relatives and a few intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the rector. the Rev. DIR.
George c. Houxhton.
Miss Dorothy Bea Stratton.
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas G. Stratton. was married on
"Wednesday afternoon at her home, III
West E!ghty-sixth street. to william
Frederick May. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Arson p. Atterbury
and was followed by a reception.
The FIRST Of the Merry Folk Dances
this season will be held on Tuesday
at the Hotel Marseilles. The dates for
the others In the series are January
II. February : and March ~. They
are under the patronage OF Mrs. Thomas
L. MarsaEs. Mrs. William " Adams.
Mrs. Edward =. Clarke. Mrs. Arthur
Elliot Fish. Mrs. Charles l.. Krugler.
Mrs. James ID. Waite. Mrs. Adolphus
Ragan. Mrs. John Strong Foster, Mrs.
JON +. Kelly. Mrs. Albert Patton Mas
sey. Mrs. Walter c. Shepard. Mrs. John
Logan Campbell IN Mrs. Henry Gerald
Julian.
At the December business meeting OF
the Woman's Press Club yesterday at
the Waldorf Mrs. Archie c. Fiske spoke
OH Views and Reviews OF Current Lit
erature.' Mrs. NJ. Claire FYnney on
Americas New Fifty Million Dollar
Corporation" Miss Helen NJ. Hill on
The Psychology OF Advertising Miss
Lille d'Angelo Bersh on Art Types in
the American INDIAN Miss Sara Blu
chanen u on Programme Making
and Miss Amy Wren on THE New Suf-
frage Campaign"
A Christmas tree and dance will be
enjoyed by the Southland Singers, Mrs,
Emma A. Dambipann president. at their
mex meeting On December 80 at the
Hotel Nstheriand. The clubs other af-
fairs will include a concert and dance
on January 26, an informal musicale
and dance on February ~. another con-
cert OH March 80 and a reception, dance
= and supper on April &c.
Mrs. Charles w. Gregg gave a recep-
! ton and musicale on Friday at her
I home, 805 West 1l5th street. In honor
Of Mr., Gregg's sister. Mrs. Jennings Of
California. The programme was rem
dered by Miss Lila Grimm, Miss Fay
Foster, Miss Mildred Dilling and Ward
Stevens.
BROOKLYN SOCIAL NOTES.
A IRIS. George II. Coutts will present
MI her daughter, Miss Mabel Max