The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-19
eaovo er II

are Mrs. Charles *. Mills. chairman ::
Mrs. Henry i. Riddle. Mrs. Alfred W.
Riddle. Mrs. Charles o.. Haas. Mrs. !. 3.
Berwin. Mrs. Emile Van Bell, Mrs.
Frank Ford Bailey, Mrs. Junius Love,
Mrs. Alfred W. Wattenberg. Mrs. George
W. Eason. Mrs. Bond Stow. Mrs. Nelson
Worden, Mrs. Charles r.. Abbott, Mrs.
J. Stuart Smith. Mrs. John Jay Cowdrey.
Mrs. william H.. Lusk.. Mrs. benjamin
Liliard. Mrs. George Perkins Lawton.
Mrs. John Henry Hanan. Mrs. j. II.
Mayer. Mrs. Sidman Nellie. Mrs. q. III.
Strong, Mrs. Albert Gallatln Weed. Mrs.
Duncan MACPHERSON. Mrs. George Il,
Clarke. Mrs. II. G. Grenealle. Mrs. Louis
Ralston. Mrs. Edgar u. stone. Mrs.
Charles T.. Sprague. Mrs. charles f..
Wilcox. Mrs. Robert H.. McNall. Mrs.
Muller. Mrs. X. y. Darlington. Mrs.
Charles G. Harrison. Mrs. J. H.. Maher.
| MN. J.. V. Bostw!ck. Mrs. j. fl. Johnston
and the Misses g. g. Patterson. Louise
Schroeder. 4. r. Cameron. Edith Grang@r
and Margaret Townsend.
The second dansante of the Arr, So
ciety Choral. Mrs. j. Christopher Marks
president. was held yesterday afternoon
IN the ballroom OF the Hotel Aston
There was exhibition dancing by Miss
sbtsilt NlFEtlpil ut'lFl Nv ulfNA4oI bI
William Pitt Rivers and musical mum
bers by Mrs. \. W. Staples. soprano
The programme included also several
violin selections. \ moonlight dance
was enjoyed by the guests. The illusion
being heightened by moving pictures and
! calcium lights. The effect was most at.
7 tractiv.. Mrs. l.. II. Mckee was chair.
man Of the reception committee.
A Santa Claus night will be given al
the Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow by the
Misses Ellen and Emily Semple 10 the
members OF the Cercle d'Amis and theii
friends. 1t will he in the Empire room
and take the form % a supper dance
ST. Nicholas will be on hand TO see that
every one has "A full stocking tiled with
appropriate gifts.
Tn" entertainment will he under tn,
patronage OF Mrs. Frederick II. Eaton
Mrs. Henry C'arke Coe, Mrs. Georg,
Gordon Battle. Mrs. Walter l.. McCorkle
Mrs. r. Frederick Slausson. Mrs. Cliftor
Beach. Mrs. Sartell Prentice. Mrs Johr
J. Tonkim. Mrs. T.. VI. Timmins. MIS-. o
II. Batchellor, Mrs. Henry Pearson. Mrs
Lawrence T.. Braine. Mrs. Robert e
Mylcs. Mrs, Paschael \. Carter. Mrs
James II Drnwiddie, Mrs. l.. Elp!nston'
Maitland. Mrs. John W Quay Mrs C1a'lc|
e. cowan. Mrs. Clarenc. Fullerton. Mrs
Darlington Semple. Mrs. John Strou,
Foster. Mrs. J. Horton Fall. Mrs. Herr,
Charles Moak. Mrs. Charles Louis Sicar,
and Mrs, George W S~trungman.
Al the Waldorf-Astor! Yesterday tn
Women's Press club. Mrs. llaryot Ito
pey, president. held It's business meet
ing. at which the recently elected chair
men of committees presented their frs
monthly reports. The chairman OF lit
e%rature. Mrs. y, &. Fiske, reviewed III
recen, war poetry and read selection
from poems which especially voiced IN
sorrow the conflict has caused to womel
Mrs. NJ. Claire Finney. chairman a
progress. who has resided in Sout
America FOR years, told OF the possible
ties OF trade development between tn.
country and Latin America and outline
the aims and results TO he attained fror
the new corporation organized to hnanC
foreign trade. Miss Helen NJ. Hill. chair
man of press, talked on advertising.
Miss Lille d'Angelo Bergh. chairma
OF art. told of the Indian in Art, as de
pic,ed by Theodore Grouse, and ais