New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
>ENTEN DAYS FILLED WITH AFFAIRS FOR CHARITY
Many Morning Sew
ing Glasses Give
Practical Aid
to the Needy.

Knapp, Mrs. II. Hall Marshall, Mrs. J.
II. Ssmuelsen, Mrs. Harvey r. Cronk,
Mrs. Charles Sargent, Mrs. II. B. Ken
bricks, Nine. MenendeZ. Nine. de Vsux
Roger, Mrs. Charles Eninger. Mrs. W.
Fowler, Mrs. T. j. Sullivan, Mrs. II. c.
Halsey, Mrs. w. Y. Randall, Mrs. J. II.
North, Mrs. Hamilton Higgins, Mrs.
Aston G. Culver, Mrs. Stoughten, Miss
Mary Hustace, Miss Augusta Hustace,
Miss Eleanor Barrows. Miss Dorothy
Adey, Miss Frances Fox, Miss Flora
Belle Knapp and Miss Menendez.
Mrs. John Alton Harriss gave . buff
fet luncheon on Thursday at her house,
40 Riverside Drive. Spring flowers,
American Beauty roses and palms were
used in the decorations. The guests
included Mrs. James w. Osborne, Mrs
Henry Pearson, Mrs. Augustus Van
Wyck, Mrs. Augustus Anderson, Mrs.
Junius Love, Mrs John Lonsdale, Mrs.
Jesse Beale, Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Mrs.
Bedell Parker, Mrs II. II. McCorkle,
Mrs. Sloan Young, Mrs. Herbert Bor-
den, Mrs. Donald Mclean, Mrs. W. W.
Ford, Mrs. +. II. Lane, Mrs. Lawrence
Priddy, Mrs. James Harmon Dinwiddie.
Mrs. Mirabeau l. Towns, Mrs. Peter
Nicholson, Mrs. NJ. Ballou and Mrs.
George Knox, and the Misses Anna VII
son, Marian May, Seemer, Walton, Jack.
son, Mary Baker, Lincoln and Craig.
The card club organized by Mrs.
Clagett Shotwell met on Thursday
night at the home of DR.. and Mrs. L. A.
O'Brisn, 2l5 West Ninety-cighth Street.
Mrs. Charles II. Griffin, Of lit West
Seventy ninth Street, gave luncheon
on Thursday for Mrs. William Tod
Helmuth. The decorations were red
carnations, and the favors were small
china baskets, tied with yellow ribbon.
The guests were Mrs. William Grant
Brown, Mrs. John Francis Yswger, Mrs.
A. NJ. Palmer, Mrs. Wright Egerton,
Mrs. George I. Cloves, of Westbury,
Conn; Miss Florence Guernsey, Miss
Minnie Wilson and Miss Helen Varics
Boswell.
lies Voisins," the card club organized
BY Mrs. Walter Darwin Truss, held Its
final meeting of the season last night
at the Waldorf-Astoria, with Mrs. G. /.
Haviland as hostess.
Mrs. Richard Stearns Cooney, Of 43o
West End Avenue, will give q luncheon
on Friday at her home.
Mrs. John Philander Hopson, OF 27A
West Seventy-first Street, will give an
auction bridge party on March 9.
Mrs.E.L. Young, of 800 West Ninety
third Street, gave small card party
and dance on Monday night. for her
daughter, Miss Olive Louise Young.
Mrs. W. II. Mones gave reception
yesterday afternoon at her homo, 400
Riverside Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kingsley Pro-
basco have gone to Atlantic City for
fortnight and are staying at the MARI
borough Blenheim.
Mrs. George Walton Newton will give
bridge parties on March 8 and IL.
The first meet 1g of the sewing class
organized by the Young Women's Hos
pital Guild for the benefit of the un-
employed in New York was held on Fri
day at the house of Mrs. Wendell c.
Phillips, 40 West Forty-seyenth Street.
A tea and musical were given on Lin
coins Birthday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Little, Sherman Arms, Man
haitian, for the congregation Of the
Episcopal Mission of the Redeemer,
207th Street and Post Avenue. Miss
Gene Ireland, Mr.. Rieser and Gilman
Williams sang, with c. A. Woodward at
the piano. The guests included Mr.. and
Ms. Wesley Wilson, Miss Rose Dean,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Williams, G.. Griffen,
Miss Grace Ireland, Miss Gwen Cross,
Miss Katharine Ireland, Miss Gene Ire
land and DR.. Hamilton.
NaaN MI
give a luncheon and dance tomorrow
afternoon at the National Democratic
Club. GIT Fifth Avenue.
Mrs. c. W. Hester, Of Lima, Ohio, is
at the Hotel Belleclaire for few days.
James S. Hunter gave q supper dance
Mt the Hotel Marie Antoinette for Mr..
and Mrs. George Hafer on February 10.
Miss Anne Victoria Fields, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Fields. jr., has
gone to Palm Beach to spend the month
of February and March.
Mrs. George W. Seward, of the Hotel
Marie Antoinette, held a reception in
the Oak Room on Thursday in honor OF
those who helped her in making tho
recent concert for the war sufferers
success During the afternoon Maurice
Kaufman gave violin solo, and MRS.
Emory, soprano soloist OF the Broad
way Tabernacle, sang.
The Silver Cross Day Nursery. Mrs.
William Ross Clendeni ing, president.
will give two card parties at the Hotel
Manhattan for the maintenance fund OF
the nursery. The dates are Thursday
afternoon, March 4, and Friday night,
April 10. Dancing will follow the even
ing party.
/ The first meeting of the women's ad-
visory committee OF the First National
! Made In the L. S. A. Industrial EXPOSE
ton took place at the Hotel Biltmore
on Wednesday morning. Interesting
matters pertaining 20 the various en-
tertainments on the balcony during the
exposition. proceeds from which are
going TO the various charities Of the
| city, were discussed, with Miss Florence
| Guernsey in the chair.
/ At the Broadway Presbyterian
J Church house there will be held on
/ February 20 an unique entertainment
| for the benefit Of the poor of New York
| City. IL is 10 be called the Broadway
Review Magazine, and will consist OF
! tablesus, music and pictures.
WEDDINGS
FOR EASTER-THDE