The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14

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Two other notable houses were
thrown open during the week for lee
lures in behalf Of destitute families OF
French soldier architects or painters.
The last of the conferences at the
home Of Lloyd Warren. for the benent
OF Architects families, Mas held on
Friday morning. and the first of a
new series for families of soldier
artists was held on Wednesday after
noon at the home Of the Misses Hewitt
in Lexington avenue. where once lived
their distinguished grandfather. Peter
Cooper. The second lecture OF this
series will be given al the home Of
Mrs Samuel Thorne. s1t Fifth avenue
on March %.
The coming week has not much to
offer in the line Of gayety. Mrs. Fish
will give another OF a series Of dinners
on Thursday night. and there will he
some subscription dsnces. that at the
Cosmopolitan Club on Thursday night
having been organized for the benefit
Of Belgian children. The opera con-
tinues to bring together the leaders OF
society who have not yet been called
to the Pacific coast or to Southern
climes, and the nightly audiences have
been decidedly interesting.
Mrs. william Solomon has lent her
beautiful home. 1920 Fifth avenus for
Q three day sale Of laces by ountes
de Hemptinne. who recently arrived
here from Belgium. The Countess will
have charge Of the sale, the proceeds
OF which will he devoted 10 needy Bel
gian lace makers. Assisting her will
be Mines. J. Gordon Douglas, Austen
Gray, Goodhue Livingston, Spencer
Eddy, Henry Ives Cobb. Jr.. 0oelet
Gallatin. Stephen II. Brown, Hamilton
Fish Benjamin. =. S~tuyvesant Pilot,
Dudley Davis. Fuller Potter. Henry
Blossom. Walter Fearon. William
Prime, RAY Dennis. the Misses An
gelica Schuyler Brown. Civilise Alex
andre. Leonie Burrill, Olga Wiborg.
Susan Fish Dresser. Beatrice Clsfiin.
Sally Poor, B%artolucci, Schwenken and
Escalanti. The sale will continue
throughout Thursday.
The annual meeting Of the New
York city branch of the National
Plant. Flower and Fruit Guild will he
held at the home Of Mrs. James Roose-
welt, ~ East Sixty-ffth street. on
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Commissioner Of Education; DR.. ]. l..
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