New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

ton Crosby will leave town on June l
for Kent House, Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Charles +. Bently, Of Larch-
mont. are AZ the Hotel Belleclaire for
few days.
Five hundred little mothers Of the
various branches of The Little
Mothers Aid Association" will hold a
picnic in Central Park Saturday after
noon, June 3, on the Childrens Play
ground. Games will be played and ice
cream and cake served.
The children will be in charge Of
Mrs. J. Johnston, founder; Mrs. Clar--
ence Burns, president; Mrs. George
Perkins Lawton, Mrs. Eugene Munsell,
Mrs. c. c. Harrison. Mrs. Charles E.
Sprague. Mrs. II. {. Greanelle, Mrs.
BENJAMIN Lillard. Mrs. Henry F. Kid
die, Mrs. Bond Stow, Mrs. Charles o.
Mas, Mrs. Charles L. Wilcox, Mrs.
Nelson Worden, Mrs. A. W. Watten-
burg, Mrs. j. Stuart Smith, Mrs. Emile
Van Bell. Miss A. +. Cameron. Mrs. G..
II. Strong, Mrs. Albert G.. Weed. Mrs.
Charles f. Abbott, Mrs. Robert Hutch
ings NcNall. Mrs. G.. W. Eason. Mrs. f.
u. Stone, Mrs. William 4. Wilkinson,
Mrs. A. y. Bromhall, Mrs. John H.
Hanan, Mrs. John J. Cowdrey, Mrs.
Robert Cartwright, Mrs. John Green.
Miss &. G. Patterson. Mrs. j. ). Berwln,
Miss Edith Granger, Miss Jeanette
Olmstead, Mrs. Charles X. Mills and
Miss \. L. Hawkins.
The benefit given for the Polish war
sufferers at Castles in the Air, last
Wednesday, proved very successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle gave sew
cral dances. including the Polish
Nazurka, and Herman Wasserman,
the Polish pianist, played.
Among those who had guests we're:
Mrs. ElphInstone Maitland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Pulitzer, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
A. Carver, Commodore and Mrs.
Stuart Blackton, Mrs. Lauterbach. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Moore, Mrs. Dryden
Brewer, Mrs. Henry Borden, Mrs.
Katherine A. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. h.
Cattle. Mrs. Stephen Little, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Fulmer, Dr. Stoughton
Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Ryan,
Charles Band, T. c. Mccormick, Mrs..
NJ. Eblng. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel RItchey,
Mrs. G. b. King and Mrs. Marcus D..
Russell.
The University Forum Of America
(AlcXander Cumming, president and
founder), at its clubhouse at 800 West
18TH Street held its fifth "open house"
party for college graduates last Wednes-
day evening.
The hostcsses Of the evening were:
Mrs. John 5. Huyler. Miss Helene Cour-
tots. Mrs Henry Gaylord Elliott, Mrs.
i. y. Baker. Mrs Frederick II. Beach.
Mrs. James T. Boush, Miss Alfredo
Macmillan, Mrs. Walter Ciickner, Mrs.
LEONARD Davis, Mrs. Frederick Martin,
Miss Louise s. Fleming, Miss Caroleen
Alderman, Mrs. L. b. Mallory, Miss
Jennie Won Wildenrath, Miss Dorothy
Johnston, Mrs. John +. Crum. Mrs. VI.
VI. Ketcham and Mrs. Edward l.. Ross.
Nine. Agathe Barsescu, the Rumaulan
tragedicnne, gave a reading Of Angela
Morgan Battle Cry Of the Mother.
Leonard Davis, whose paintings OF
scenes IN Alaska have been exhibited
In the Salon in Paris, gave an interest
ing address on Art and Alaska" The
Princess Nadonis, dressed in her native
costume Of the Chippewas of Michigan,
pleased the audience with an original
Indian lullaby. Charles Keller gave
readings from his own poems of Man.
the ConGueror," and ITO the Mothers
of Warriors"
Miss Mildred Sheatsley gave an in
depreciation Of Brahms's Rhapsody on
the piano, and Master George Brounof
rendered Mendelssohn's Folkslied and
Rachmaninof' Prelude.
Dancing followed the programme, and
refreshments were served.
Next Wednesday evening an exhibit
tion of japanese art will be on view.
The works of art on War" being ex-
h,bitcd at the clubhouse by American
sculptors may also be seen next
Wednesday. Frederick Martin will
sing.