The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14

the soloist. The members Of the SYM
phony Club, who are amateur mu-
slcians of society, will be assisted by
players from the New York Symphony
Orchestra. David Names will be the
conductor.
Among those who have taken boxes
are Mrs. Henry IL. Flagler. Mrs. Will
lam H. Bliss, Mrs. Ogden Mills Reid.
Mrs. Walter Ladd Mrs. Edward T. IL.
| TalmaEe. Mrs. Elliot f. Shepard Mrs.
William Pierson Hamilton, Miss Annie
! Burr Jennings and Mrs Charles s.
Alexander.
Miss Calender is honorary president
of the Symphony CLUB and Mrs John
\. Hartwell is the active president.
The other officers include Mrs Ruel L.
Kimball, Mrs. George futile and Mrs
Howard Brockway.
There viii be a housewarming at the
| new headquarters of the American
4 Polish Relief Committee, "A East
Forty-seventh street. on TUESDAY
afternoon, when Nine. Sembrich, as
sisted by several ladies OF the commit
tee, will receive. The executive com.
mittee includes Mrs. Howard Van Sin
dor.n, Mrs. Herbert l.. Sattcrlce. Mrs
. George NJ. Tuttle, Mrs. Paul u. Cra-
{ Nath, Mrs. Robert Underwood johnson.
Miss Eleanor Blodgett, Miss Sofia
Naimska ana Miss Wlnlfred Ives.
The quiet Lenten season vii, b.
broken somewhat at M-Careme when
several entertainments which ara
given annually will take place. Among
" thpnN usil lao Ia. 4 a..
Of the West Side Juvenile Club in the
ballroom Of the Ritz-Car,ton on tine
night OF March II. This will be mucn
In the nature of costume dance anil
preceding II there will he an entertain
ment by amateurs of society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent. Astor gave
their first formal dnner-of the winter
on Tuesday night at the home NJ
Amos r. Il. Pinchot, which they have
taken for the season, although passing
half Of each week at Fernclff. tho
Aston country place in Rhinebeck.
There were fifty at dinner, which was
served at several tables, and afterward
there was dance. Mr.. and AIr..
Aston eft on Thursday for West Viz
GINA to remain a week. and later they
will board the yacht Numa at q South
ern port with the intention Of maxim;
the trip to California via the Panama
Canal
When las; heard from Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt had arrived at
Havana, Cuba, on their yacht Way
farer, having stopped at Key West to
take aboard Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Martin Davies, who will accompany
them to California. j. Clinton gray,
Jr., and c. Francis Williamson are
also on the Wayfarer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. who were in
Miami, Fla, ten days ago. returned to
New York last week and were among
the dinner givers of Thursday.
There arc daily additions to the
colony OF New York people m the
South Mr.. ana Mrs. Marshall Field,
who were married here a week ago
yesterday, have gone to Florida, and
they will pass some time on the Ever
gladcs, the house boat of Col Robert
NJ. Thompson, which they have
boarded at Miami Mr.. and Mrs. Og-
den Mills will leave this week for Palm
Beach on a private car, and yesterday
Mis- Cordelia Biddlc. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony ]. DrcXcl Biddle,
and her fiance, Angler b. Duke, left
for Palm Beach.
.ir. and Mrs. Frederick F,dey and
Miss Julia Edcy have gone for their
annual visit to Florida and will ne at
Palm Beach until the end Of March,
Ma. Oliver Hartman is already there
having gone ten days ago with Mrs,
J. Henry Smith Another visitor at
Palm beach Is Nine, Vladimir Con-
stantinovitCh, who will be remembered
here as Miss Annie Cutting, daughter
OF Mrs, Hayward Cutting, vino is with
aer.
The Aiken colony is constantly
growing. Mrs Joseph Hartman has
gone there to pass six weeks. her hus-
band having gone. to Paris with his
sister Mrs, William X, Vanderbilt
Mr. and Mrs Joseph sampson Stevens
have a house there, al has George
lsham Scott, with whom Is his daugh-
ter, Miss Mimi Scott. MI and Mrs
Pau!ding Fosdlck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry La