New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-04

lam Rogers Chapman, Mrs. A. NJ. Pal
mcr, Mrs. Howard MacNutt and Mrs.
James A. Allen. Mrs j. Hedges Crow
ell is chairman and Mrs Ella O'Gorman
Stanton vice chairman. There will be
a reception preceding the dinner, and n
musical programme given under the di-
rection of Miss Beatrice Satero, Miss
/ kasner, accompanist
The Easter luncheon OF the Theatre
Assembly Mrs. j. Christopher Marks,
president will be held in the grand
/ ballroom of the Hotel Aston next Sat
urday, April 10, at | o'clock. II will
/ be preceded by reception at 12. At
/ $3.50 there will be dancing in the Rose
/ Room.
The luncheon and other arrange
ments are in charge Of Mrs. Edward H..
Wells, chairman, and Mrs. Andrew
| Cobe, associate chairman. Mrs. Will
lam Maxwell. 80 Riverside Drive, is
treasurer of the luncheon committee.
The guests of honor will be: Mayor
and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Glynn, Of Albany; Mrs. Eugene Grant,
president City Federation OF Clubs;
Miss Florence Guernsey, president Of
Eclectic; Mrs. William Rogers Chap
man, president of Rubinstein Club;
Mrs. Noble Mcdonnell, president Of
Mozart Society; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Warde, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Holmes. Miss Frances Starr, Miss Mary
Ryan. Sam Forrest, Mrs. Georgia Wolfe,
Mrs. Charles G.. Braxmar, David Bis
pham, Mrs. Grace Gaylor Clark, presi-
dent Century Theatre Club; Mrs. Belle
De Rivera. president New York Thea
ire Club; Mrs. David Mason, president
the Theatre Club.
The hostesses include Mrs. John Con-
slant, Mrs. Edwin Archer Mrs. Alfred
U. Keedwell, Mrs. John Chatterton,
Mrs f. Herr Mckee, Mrs. Samuel Red
fern, Miss Mary Duffy, Mrs. Charles
Nedner, Mrs. +. F. Thul, Mrs. Frank
Everard Hall. Mrs. J. l.. Niver. Mrs. F..
d. Mittower, Mrs. Andrew Cobe, Miss
Emily Edwards. Mrs. William Maynard,
Mrs. s. Troxlcr, Mrs. Edward Lippold,
Mrs. Edward II. Wells, Miss Florence
May. Mrs. George DeLacey, Mrs. f. j..
Johnston, Mrs. James W. Robins, Mrs.
VI. II. Murray, Mrs. J. McNsmee, Mrs.
J. n. Johnston, Mrs Robert W. Conner,
Miss Alice Rowe, Mrs. F. st. John,
Nine. Theresa Rim. Mrs. Walter
Hicks, Mrs. F. NJ. Baker, Mrs. c. H.
Camp. Mrs. l.. J. Finch, Mrs. W. Bru-
nof, Mrs. william Maxwell, Mrs. Will
lam lie Baron, Mrs. Julian Edwards,
Mrs. L. F.. CHM, Mrs. Henry II. King,
Mrs. r. w. Staples, Miss Emma Nagel,
Mrs. J. p. Dymock, Mrs. A. j. Rainier,
Mrs James S. Strong.
The Bel Canto Club held one of its
informal receptions and musicals yes
terday afternoon at the Waldorf. The
programme was presented under the
Craftsmanship Of Countess Castel-
vecchio. The soloists were Nine. Quin-
tesa, pianiste; Signor Angelo Setola,
tenor; Nine. Elsa Gregori, soprano, and
the Calace Brothers orchestra. The
Indian princess Red Feather gave In
dian songs and stories in her native
dress.
Among the guests Of honor were
Nine. Thilby, Frank I. Cohen and Nine.
Pillar. NORM. Miss Esther Co6ney. Miss
Lillian Stillman and Miss Fannie
Goldie formed the reception committee.
The club will have one more must
cal in April, and that will close the
season.
The Women's America Cub, of New
York. which has for its object 'practi-
cal patriotism" by encouraging and
furthering the interests of American
artists, musicians. actresses, drama
fists. writer's, manufacturers and pro-
ducers. will have regular Sunday even
ing salons, at which speakers in the
various lines will present the best
methods for accomplishing these re-
suits. There will be a philanthropic
department, for the purpose of assist
ing talented persons 10 gain proper
recognition in their chosen lines, and
committees on music, literature, drama,
art, etc, who will form a department
Of censorship, and the club will. from
time to time. present upon its pro-
gramme such works as may be found
worthy of recognition.
There will also be exhibitions of