The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07

4. c. Nandiver, George Gordon Battle,
Rufus l.. Patterson. Evan Evans,
Robert G.. Reese. Charles c. Nadal,
Lorenzo Semple and William Mason
Smith and Miss Sarah Alexander.
An interesting programme is being
arranged for the concert to be given
by the symphony Club OF New York
in Aeolian Hall on March for the
benefit of the Polish relief committee.
David Names is conducting rehearsals
for the amateur musicians, who give a
concert annually for charity Mrs.
John A. Hartwell is the president Of
the symphony Club and the other off,
GERS include Mrs. George futile, Mrs.
Reuel b. Klmball and Mrs. Howard
Brockway, Miss Calender is the
honorary president.
Among the members are Mrs. Fred
erick r, Brown, Mrs W. G. Bisselle,
Mrs Carl c. Conway, Mrs. Ferdinand
Kuhn. Mrs. Alexander Morgan, Mrs.
James Murphy, Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt, Jr.. Mrs. Throop Wilder, Mrs. ..
c. Steinhauser. and the Misses Edith
Otis, Ethel Lee. Elsie Smith. Mildred
| Woolworth, Alice Wilson, Mary WI
borg, Margaret Underhill, Jean Stock
well, Selma Peck, Eleanor May. Louise
Marshall, Elizabeth Lascall, Florence
Halves. Helen Morgan Hamilton,
Emily Gilbert, Gertrude Field, Antoi-
nette Burke and Clara Best.
At the home of Mrs William Ledlie
Culbert, 16 East Fifty-fo fourth street on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
there will be given an entertainment
and tea for the benefit OF the Avenue
Il Day Nursery. Mrs. Herbert Peck
will sing a group Of old English songs
and there will also be songs by Law
renee 5. Butter Miss Catherine Cul-
bert will dance some OF her original
dances. Tickets are 81 each and they
may be obtained of Miss Margaret
Appleton, IS East EiGhtieth street.
The patronesses include Mrs. James
Newton Gum, Mrs. Robert y. Brace
Mrs Howard Bayne, Mrs. John Bever-
ley Duer, Mrs. William Worthington
Herrick, Mrs. Robert Hartshorne. Mrs
Homer T. JOY, Mrs. Gerrish II. MILL
ken and Mrs. Richard d. Sutton.
In the Plaza ballroom on Wednes-
day night will be held the annual re-
ception and dance of the Virginans
This organization includes in it's mem
bership many persons prominent in
society who are natives of Virginia
An old fashioned Southern supper
with many Virginia dishes will be
served. and this will be an interesting
feature of the occasion. The officers
OF the Virginians are Robert l.. Har-
rison, governor; John =. East, vice.
governor; William ID. Buckner, treas
urer, and James y, Dunlop, secretary.
Among the patronesses are Mines. j.
Stewart Barney, Stuart G. Gibboney,
George Gordon Battle. ]. Markham
Marshall. Henry Clay Adams, George
Huston Bell, w. Willoughby Sharp,
Bayard stevens, Algernon sydney Sui
Ivan, Robert G. Reese, Claudius C.
Phillips, John Randolph Page, Mere
dith +. Montague, Walter l.. McCor-
kle, Walton II. Marshall Robert V.
Mayre. Arthur Selden Lloyd, Henry III.
McCorkle, Edwin Lancaster, Walter
Dabney Blair, J. Herbert Claiborne, r.
+, l.. Lewis, william ID. Buckner. lie
Roy Broun, Edwin Lancaster, Nor
born 7. Calling. Graham Cootes,
Harry Baylor Hanger and Frank c.
Littleton.
Some OF those who will act as men,
bers of the reception committee are
DR.. George Boiling Lee. On. John
Freeland, Howard r. Baine, James r.
Gordon, DR.. Charles II. Hancock,