The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
GENERAL NEWS
OF SOCIETY AND
WOMEN'S CLUBS
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continued from second rage.
Henderson. utility and handkerchief
table.
Mrs. James Purdy gave a card party
on Tuesday at ner home. ~ West 1921
street. In aid of the baby table.
The Crsuline Provincial Auxiliary.
Miss Teresa =. Moriarty president. has
begun it's season OF activity. II had a
luncheon followed by cards yesterday
and on Wednesday the members will
go to sec a performance of Two vir-
tues"
For the benefit OF st. Lu',e's Church.
Convent avenue and l&1st street. q fair
will be held on Wednesday and Thurs
Say afternoons and evenings in the
Sunday school rooms. Mrs. William
ffendry Wallace is chairman Of the
fair n the supper each evening will
b ono Of the many attractive fea-
lures. II will be only Is cents and con-
sist OF ZONE made cooking. Mrs. Cove
Harrington Is In charge o. the restau-
rant and she will he assisted by Mrs.
w. G. Lester and Mrs. DE witt.
Dancing will be n feature on Thursday
evening and will he in charge OF Mrs.
Ia;gh Lester and Arnold Sayer.
T%atefpe Club. Mrs. Alcinous Berton
Jsr-Nson. president. will give its first
To--iing musicale at the Waldorf on
Thursday. The programme will be UNI
der the direction OF Mrs. Florence Fos-
ter jenkins and will he followed Ivy IA
luncheon under the craftsmanship OF Mrs.
Chester NJ. Williams. The artists will
be the Henry LII Trio. Miss Marian
Veryl, who Will sing some old French.
songs Gilbert Wilson and Angelina
Barocchiere. Maurice Lafarge and NJ.
Mauro-Cottone will lie the accompanies.
The Theatre Club, Mrs. John Hubbard
Parker. president. held Its regular mem-
bers' meeting on Tuesday at the Hotel
Astor. In the absence Of the president.
who was a delegate from the New York
City Federation Of women's Clubs TO
the State Federation convention at SYRIA
cuse, the second vice-rres!dent. Mrs.
James T. Nieman. presided. Tne sub
ject for discussion was The House OF
Glass" $50 members having attended a
matinee and evening performance. Mrs.
Helen Wells. chairman or study, intro
duced Miss NJ. Elizabeth Lease. who
opened the discussion. Those who tool;
part from the floor were Mrs. James Z.
Eieman. Mrs. Rebecca Freidlander, Mrs.
Ev T.. Ph!pps. Mrs. John Il, Pr.st and
Miss Lille Selig.
Reports OF the City Federation con.
vcntloD were gwen Ny Slrs. ftcIeIl "eIs
mo Mrs. John II. frcst.
The musical programme al under
the direction OF Mrs. Adolf Schsffmyer,
chairman OF music, AND Included piano
solos by Miss Minnie Edelstein and So
prano numbers by Miss Blanche Hay
ward. with Anne Woods McLeary at the
plano.
Mrs. Cora Wells Trow gave a parlia-
mentary drill and talk On Duties OF
rAJ.x., -.l R,A'' Ngss kla,p,n,
Schulz. chairman OF ways' and means,
has arranged a series Of card parties u
be held during the winter FOR the benefi,
of the cluo's treasury. The first viii
he on November 80 at the residence oi
Mrs. Walter H.. Gahagan. 23i Lincoln
place, Brooklyn the second In Deem
Der at the home of Mrs. Herman Schulz
and the third in January at the home o.
the president. Mrs. John II. Parker.
Among the many interesting features
which have been added TO the club :
the Junior Auxiliary. consisting OF tn,
sons and daughters OF the members
Miss Claire Lillian Peteler is the pres.'
dent and Miss Grace Weis. vice-presi
dent. On Friday evening. December 3
the auxiliary will give a rose fc,e ans
dance at the Hotel Aston.
The next social meeting OF the clul
will be on November % and the subJ"c'
will be THE Drama" with Mrs. Ma
thaniel Obtrdorfer as chairman.
In aid OF It's philanthr"p'c fund. Mn
srva Club. Mrs. Howard MacNutt. pres.
dent, a benefit performance will lc si"i
at the Gambler Th"atr" on N"vcinoe,
20. After the pcrforman'" " Tn
House of"Glass' the members will g
to Murray's for uppcr aud dancing
Mrs. William W. Beals is chairman o
The party.
A card party. followed ny tea. wa
given yesterday AZ III" ilaza by tn
lies Auxiliary ot the -. L1awrenc
pitai. 10th bridge and cuclre wer
nm ed and there was a prt2" FOR 'a''
able and souvenirs for uon-play'!S.T tn
proceeds will be added TO the fund f.
the hospitals new building AT i.dgr
ccmbe avenue and 1854 street. The oil
fcpr. of the auxiliary arc Mrs. Johu Ne
Canery. president; Mrs, Thomas Nc
Avoy, Mrs. James j. Mctahe and AIRS
Catherine Mcdonald. vice-preside,ts
-lrs. Thomas j. STANLEY. treasurer! Mis-
Anna O'Connor. recording secretary. an
Miss Josephine Ryan and Miss Edn
1iaag, corresponding secretaries.
Mrs. J. Hedges C.owell will open hi
home. l6ii Fifth avenue on Wediiesda!
December S. for a reception and mus
Gale for the benefit OF the war sunere'
Of nor hern France and Belgium. II wi
be given under tae auspices OF lie l.,
ceum Socie,e des Femmes de France
New York, and Prof. Emile Nillem'
will speak on C~hateaubriand. Verse
from C~hateaubriand will be interprete
in music by French artists recently a
rived in this county. Mrs. John Ben
dict O'Donnell Ia chairman OF the spool
committee. which includes Mrs. Id
Powell Priest, Nine. Emile Condue
Nine. r. Ross. Nine. Pierre Rail-. MN
Anna Laccord. Nine. Frank Lecer
Nine Helene BevEer, Nine. EdwaI
Hooke. Nine. Jules Glorieux. MINI
Georges Bliss. Nine. Charles A. Robd'
son. Nine. Melles Marthe Virion ar
Nine. Suzanne Prevot.
Nine. Carlo Polifeme Is founder AZ
president of lie Lyceum and Nine. Va
Norman secretary.
For che benefit OF the Chaplin Hon
a series Of two O n recitals will
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