New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Social Affairs of the Current
Week Are i'm tine Main Small
and Informal.

Beach. Mrs. p v. Sanford, Mrs. II. NJ.
Homestead, Mrs. Charlotte Eldridge,
Mrs. Walton II. Marshall and Mrs. A.
B. Kingsbury.
The society has furnished the SOL
diers on the European battlefelds with
seven thousand woollen scarfs, which
have been made by its members during
the winter months.
The Flonzaley Quartz. is 70 give a
concert al Aeoiian Hall on Monday
evening, March %, for the benefit OF
the Child Placing Agency of the State
Charities Aid Association. The three
regular concerts given in New York by
this quartet during the season which -
closing have attracted large audiences
of the music loving public, ana the
attractive programme, coupled with the
interest of the object for which tho
concert is given, should again I'LL
Aeolian Hall.
The Child Placing Agency, which
takes friendless children and places
them In carefully selected family
homes, is under the auspices of the
committee on children of the State
Charities Aid Association, consisting OF
Mrs. William b. Rice, chairman; Homer
Folks, secretary; George F. Garfield,
William II. Childs, Joseph II. Choate,
Charles R. Crane. William +. Harmon,
Mrs Frederick Delano Hitch, DR.. A.
jacob, Mrs. Henry 0othout, John b.
Pine, Miss Florence VI. Rhett, Mrs.
Charles Cary Rumsey, Mrs. Willard d.
Straight and Henry w. Thurston.
The tickets for this special concert
will be sold at an advance OF 80 cents
on the regular prices for the three
concerts given by the Flonzaley Quar-
tet during the season. They can be Sc
! cured either at the box Office at Aeolian
Hall or at the Office of the State Chari-
ties Aid Association. Room 702, l05
East Twenty-second Street.
Mrs. Jabez Theodore odell gave an
auction bridge party AZ her home. 2lO
Riverside Drive, on Wednesday after
noon. There were prizes for the high
est and lowest score at each table, and
70 the two other women Kitty Me-
Kay" nosegays. Among the guests
were Mesdames Louis Bennett. OF Wes-
ton, Va; Richard E. Bent. Anson Dud-
ley Bramhall Robert Francis Cort-
wright, William T. Calhoun. II J. NJ.
Cordeza, Thomas y. G. Cook, Glars X.
Crank, Aivah II. Doty, VI. E. Graham.
Y. y. Gibson Grubbe, Edwin Garsia, E.
J. Hathorne, f. W. Hooke, Baroness
Won Klenner. c. c. Naret, Charles w.
Nelson, Fred T. Lewis, Benz Lii
lard. II. J. Lenehan, Austin n. Palmer,
NJ. G. Plat, Julian c. Rivers, j. B.
Read. Marcus d. Russell. James C.
Stuart, Charles X. Stone, William T.
Stewart, William Gerry Slade. James +.
Wallace, Frank Mccoy and Julian Will
son. Others who came in for tea we're
Mesdames Thomas J. Vivian, Ragland
Morse and Edwin Carroll. W. " Ford.
Thornton y. Matley and Mrs Burns;
also Captain F. ". Gibson and Mr.
Odell.
Mrs. odell ls giving dinner to-
night at her home for Mrs. Charles
". Nelson. Mrs. Mary NEG. Russell.
Colonel Brewer and Major Dorreg regherty.
Mrs. Mace Moulton and Mrs. Edna
Cleveland Willard are giving a dance
en- st. Patrick's night at the Hotel
Ansonia. Among those who will as
sist in receiving the guests are Mrs.
Hart Gress, Mrs. W. l. Twombly, Mrs.
Maurice Teaguey Mrs l.. Calder. Miss
Allena Kanka Mss Aileen Prince. Miss
Viola Vetter Miss Adeine Vetter, Miss
Lila McNaEles and Miss Nell Duncan.
On the floor committee are Hart
Greece. Frederick r. Thorns, ". J.
Twombly. +. A. Williams and Ellsworth
Prentice.
The patronesses are Ms. William r.
Chapman. Mrs. Frank Briggs Carpen-
ter, Mrs. Otis Smith, Mrs Albert II.
Washburn. Mrs. Julian c. Rivers, Mrs.
John Haney and Mrs. Charles S.
Thompson.
Al T.
vors will be appropriate 10 the day.
Mrs. George Walton Newton, OF 2
West Eighty-third Street, gave bridge
parties on Tuesday and Thursday AZ
her home. She was assisted in receiv-
ing on Tuesday b. Mrs. Katherine A.
Martin and on Thursday by Miss Flor
ence Guernsey.
Mrs. George A. Bowman. Mrs. james
". Osborne, Mrs. Alfred Cochran, Mrs.
James II. Wainwright, Mrs. William
Aiken Bensel, Mrs. William Kennedy
and Mrs. Frank Cast assisted in tho
dining room.
Among the guests were the Mes
danes Darwin Walter Truss, Andrew
+. Hamilton, Junius y. Love, james
Harmon Dunwiddle, Richard II. Reed,
{. +. Johnson. Edgar Pruden, James
" bdlNti LOllt 1Olllu fAIIleNEONEs DEQeAl
Parker, Harry Cameron Grant, Leonard
J.. Hill, Floyd Stewart Corbin, Frank A.
Peteler. Arthur Elliot Fish, Augustus
Van Wyck, George A. Brand. J. Z. Me
man, William II. Corbin, Albert Cam
field Page. Albert S. Terry, Judson Cre-
poud Wells, Frederick Rees Lee, J. II.
, Schoonmaker, Clagget Shotwell, T.. s.
Edwards, Frank Sheldon, Samuel Lane
Gross, William +. Bailey, Henry K.
Adams, George A. Bergman, w II.
Seaich, William Douglas May, Alexis
+. Besson, Frank Keith Taylor, Fred
erick Andrew Baggs, Eben J. Marsh,
Andrew Hamlin Mills, Niguel D. Agu-
ero. Simon Baruch, John Lonsdale
Frederick Kenny, Walter Janvier. Fred
erick Collins, Samuel Mofiit, William
Peck, Walter Bonhotal, William smith
Young, Henry l.. Dyer, Richard Bent,
+. +. Campbell, Edgar II. Cottrell,
George b. Williams. Philander Sarles.
Miss Sarles, Miss Aloise Bronson and
Miss Grace Claggett.
A number Of box parties were given
Friday at the Hotel Biitmore for the
fourth Friday musical. Mrs. George r.
Kerr had as her guests Mrs. Barlow s.
Weeks. Mrs. George r. Rupert, Mrs.
John OLeary, Miss Florence Guernsey
and Mrs. Austin y. Palmer. lunch
con was served in the main restaurant
at the close OF the musical.
Mrs. Sylvia Knapp has closed her
country home on Long Island and taken
an apartment at the Hotel Marie An
toinette for a few months.
The Explorers Club will give
luncheon on Monday at the club house,
3ij Amsterdam Avenue Admiral Rob-