New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31

engagement of their daughter, MISS .
Lillian Mendelsohn, 90 Irving W. Care
son Of M and Mrs. Mitchell caro-. -
reception viii be held for the couple
on February T.
The vire;nians will hold their an,
nual reception and dance a. the hoIe'
Plaza on Wednesday evening, Febru-,
AN 10. After the dance supper VIII
be served with many Nlrglnlsn dishes, /
The pstronesses are Mrs. Henry Clay
Adams. Mrs. William Alexander, MIS-.
! Stewart Barney, Mrs George GORDON
Rattle. Mrs. George Huston Bell, Mrs.
Wsltcr Dabrey Blair. Mrs. lie Roy
Broun. Mrs. William d. Buckner, Mrs.
! Herbert Claiborne, Mrs. 7. Graham
Cootes. Mrs Norborne =. Calling, Mrs
Stuart T.. Gibboney, Mrs. Harry Baylor
Hanger, Mrs. Edwin W. Lancaster, MIS-
r. L. J.. Lewis. Mrs. Frank 1. LlttIe'oh'
Mrs. Arthur Selden Lloyd, Mrs. ChsTleS
{. Marshall, Mrs. J. Markham Mar
shall. Mrs. Walton II. Marshall, Mrs'
Robert " Marye, Mrs. Henry H. NC
Corkle. Mrs. Walter L. McCorkle, Mrs
Meredith F. Montague, Mrs. John Kan
dolph Page. Mrs. Claudius Z. PhillPs'
Mrs. Robert Grigg Reese MIS-; w
Willouchby Sharp, Mrs. Bsyard SteV-
ems huQ MIS- AieViiiNN -
van. .;..
The reception committee viii consist
o. George Gordon Battle, Howard i.
Bsvne. DR.. George Huston Bell, Dr. J.
Herbert Claiborne, DR.. william T.
mold. Ernest Rhea Early, Dr. John
Freeland, John STROLLER Freeman
Thomas S. Fuller, David L. FuItz'
stuart C. Gibboney, James X. Goron'
Or Charles r. Hancock, Dr.. George
Boiling Lee. II. l. D. Lewis, Frank I.
Tit+lefon. John e. Lowe, IT,, John Ran
1oinb Marshall Walton Il. Marshall,
Wsiter L. McCorkle. Archibald {.
Nsvo. Dr. Robert q. Reese, st, George
Brooke Tucker and James W. Yates j.
Tho officers Of the society are: Gov
ernor. Robert L. Harrison; Nce-gov,-
ernor. John p. East; treasurer, VIII
lam D. Buckner, and secretary James
X. Dunlop.
For the purpose Of raising money Tor
the East Side Clinic for omen ana Chli-
dren the East Side Clinic caro- Ilub mas
been formed by Mrs. Noble Mcconnell
with Mrs. John !. Hayes as chairman
A series of four parties viii be given
or "Wednesday. March 8; Wednesday,
March 81: Wednesday, April q, ana
Wednesday. April %. The subscribers
,nclmde Sfrs Mcconnell, Mrs Hayes,
Nrs u. Paul Buckley, Mrs. Raymond
L Burton. Mrs. +. Leroy Barnett, MIS-.
Henry ID. Cooke. Mrs Herbert :. CrsW-
forl Mrs. Arthur W. Corse, Mrs.
George H. Downing, Mrs. Enhsus' MIS-
Samuel G.. Estabrook, Mrs. James o.
Cormlev. Mrs. Robert K. Haywood MIS-
Henry {. Hawkins. Mrs. Bernet ;. Ken
uedv. Mrs Robert J. MacFarland, MRS;
James II. Macdonald, Mrs. j. Ed"Sru
.Nlurtaugh. Miss Eleanor du Moulin,
W~s a 4 Mace. IT,. Mrs Charles +.
Porter. Mrs Charles K. Perkins, Mrs.
Joseph A. Sellers, Mrs. Frederic {. Ste
vens. Mrs. T.. y. SchmalholZ, Mrs. Mat
tbias Trimmer. Mrs. John ]. Taylor,
Mrs. J. Schenck Van Siclen, Mrs.
Adolph j. Wells, Mrs. William Spent
Mrs. Harold George Wood and Ars.
Frank Il. Edmunds.
A large reception will be held 81 the
Clinic on February ~, and on February
IA dental department, under the d.
rection Of Dr.. James Il. Brice, will be
opened.
esvd marty on February 10 in the rose
room Of the Hotel Aston for all the
members Of the New York Mozart So
eiety.
A card party FOR the benefit Of Aux
Nisry No. II, Stony Void Ssnatorium
Miss Ella Louise Henderson, chair
mani, will be held on Monday after
noon. February 8, at tho home Of Mrs.
Grace A. Smith, 80 West cath 81. The
committee In charge includes Mrs. John
Kurrus, chairman; Mrs. Henry Borden,
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Edward Burton
Williams. Aline Van Bsrentzen, the
celebrated pianist, viii play, and Jonn
o. Samuels, BARITONE, will sing
An auction bridge party for the ben
eft Of Auxiliary No. :, Stony Void
Sanatorium. will be given at the home
Of Mrs. Julian II. Meyer, 307 West lO7th
ct, on Thursday afternoon, February
il. A number Of women who have
taken tables will give luneheons before
the card party.
A ball will be given at the Hotel
Vanderbilt on Shrove T.esday, Febru-
arv Is. under the auspices OF the
fouthern Industrial Educational Asso-
cation. The proceeds will be used for
maintaining and establishing schools In
remote districts Of the Southern noun.
tsins. There is an immediate need OF
funds 20 keep in operation the schools
now In existence.
MTN. JAWACh II Al AuNu AAAt" -"
charge and will be assisted by Mrs.
HAwkesworth in arranging some OF the
dances. Among those interested IN the
movement is Miss Margaret Wilson,
who succeeded her mother, the late
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, SIS honorary
president. President Wilson IS also
much interested in the cause, and main
tsins q room In Washington for eIhib-
iting the industries of these people
who are practically cut OF from CIVIL
xRton.
Tickets may be obtained at the Hotel
Vanderbilt or from Mrs. James Har-
mon DinNiddie, Beeehmont Park, New
Rochelle.
The members Of St. Joseph's Alum
ne Of Brentwood will give q theatre
party tomorrow evering ST the George
NJ. Cohan Theatre. The proceeds OF the
AFFAIR will be devoted 70 the new chapel
fund. Mrs. Kyrsn Murphy, Of the Hotel
ST. George. Brooklyn, is IN charge OF
the sale Of tickets.
The president, Miss Irene NJ. Cullen,
Ia being assisted by Mrs. William II.
NcKieyer, frst vice-president; Mrs.
Denis OIesry, second viee-president;
Miss Mary Gsrshsn, treasurer; Mrs.
gyran A. Murphy, financial secretary;
Miss Aimee Carey, corresponding sec
rotary, and Miss Pauline Gill, record
ing secretary; Mrs. George +. Roesch,
chairman Of reception committee; Mrs.
Robert Coster, nominating committee;
Mrs. John G. OKeefe. advisory board;
Mrs. Humphrey J. Kiely, entertainment
committee; Mrs. John J. Barry, bust
meas committee; Miss Laura J. Moore,
press COMMITTEES.
Az attractive feature Of these gath
erinKs are the programme girls and