New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28

Theatre Assembly, Mrs. j. Christie
pber Marks. president. will be held at
/ o'clock Saturday, April 10, at the Ho-
tel Aston. After the luncheon there
will be dancing, with music by NcKeo's
Orchestra. OF Castle House. Mrs
William Maxwell, 90 Morningside
Drive, is treasurer OF the luncheon.
The Harmony Fellowship Club held
its business meeting and musical tea
February 24 at the Hotel Aston. New
members were elected and money voted
from the philanthropic fund TO assist
many who are in need. Those who took
part in the programme were Nine. Be
atrice Goldie, the Misses Marie and Jo-
sephine Hanabehrn, Miss Eleanor
Campbell and Miss de Witt Beckwith.
Mr.. Buse, Mr.. Holland and Mr.. Retten-
berg played a Mendelssohn trio.
The American Criterion Society,
Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill, president, will
give another of its series of receptions
and luncheons on Friday, March 8, at
the Plaza. The reception at noon will
be preceded by business meeting and
the luncheon will be followed by &
programme, including numbers by
Miss Florence Hardeman, violinist;
Miss Vera McCord, monologist; Will
j. Stone, who will sing Southern dia-
lect songs, and Mrs. Margaret Weber,
dramatic soprano. Mary Shaw will be
one of the guests of honor. The after
noon will be in charge Of the commit
tee on drama, including Mrs. Darwin
". Truss, chairman; Mrs. Frederick s.
Kenney, Mrs. +. S. Edwards, Mrs.
Moses Mosler, Mrs. Arthur J. Nash
and Mrs. Frank NJ Wells; and the
committee Of arrangements, Mrs. Ar
thur V. Rose, chairman; Mrs. John /.
Given, Mrs. George W. Howes, Mrs.
Arthur Leary, Mrs. Horace Parker,
Mrs. Anna Purdy, Mrs. William b.
Smith and Mrs. John Fowler Trow.
The last afternoon affair OF the sea-
son was scheduled for Friday, April
?, but as this is Good Friday, the date
has been changed to Friday, April 80.
The next dance will take place on
Friday, March 10. The April after
noon meeting will be q presidents
day, and the presiding officers Of a
number of the clubs of the city will
be invited as special guests for that
day.
Colonial Chapter, Daughters of the
Revolution, Mrs. Walter Watkins, re-
gent, will hold a card party at the
home Of Mrs. Ralph Waldo, 81 West
Seventy-first Street, on Monday, March
3. This is for the purpose of secur-
ing funds to restore one of the Rev
olutionary flags, now at the museum
at West Point-original flag surren-
ntO OF
town. Tickets may be secured from
Mrs. Waldo.
The social meeting of the Woman )
Democratic Club, Mrs. John Sherwn
Crosby, founder and president, was
held on Friday evening at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. James Moran, 262
West Eighty-third Street. Receiving
with Mrs. Moran were Mrs. Crosby
Mrs. T. S. Byrne, Mrs. j. f. Quinn,
Mrs. Franklin Donnell, Mrs. A. Emil
Skoog, Mrs. Charles d. Hirst and Mrs
Frances Ii. Abrahall. Dancing fol
lowed the reception and musical.
The next regular business meeting
will be held on Friday, March II, at
the Hotel Aston. Mrs. Harrison Gray
Lamson will be chairman of the day
and the subject will be The Prln-
ciples of Democracy as Set Forth by
Thomas Jefferson
The Art Society Choral gave its sec
ond reception and dance Of the season
Yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Aston
Vocal numbers were given by Miss
Mussette Dayley and Miss Marguerite
Sullivan and piano selections by Miss
Hazel Carpenter. Mrs. j. Christopher
Marks and Mrs. Julian Edwards re-
ceived Mrs. william lie Baron, Mrs.