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

Henry r. Champion, Mrs. John Dewey
Mrs Alvah II. Doty, Mrs. Forest Dry
den. Mrs. Emanuel Einstein. Mrs. Arthur
Hodges. Mrs. Robert II. lngersoll, Miss
Annie B. Jennings, Mrs. Otto II. kahn'
Mrs. Elphinston Maitland, Mrs. John X.
MCMILLAN, Mrs. Frederick W. Moves,
Mrs. Charles Lewis Tiffany, Mrs: Hen
~ Willard and Mrs. John +. Wallace.
On the floor committee are Paul
Cooley. Frank Cuneen, Robert Dunbar,
George Fielder, T. II. Thiesing, Dr. Robt.
LOWE, J. Cough JamisOn. Frank ). Mar
lowe, J. K. Moynihan, Jansen Noyes'
Robert +. Pou. DR.. Stronger, j. lie Nern
Wood and Paul Wells. The committee
on arrangement is composed Of Mrs. VI.
DRYDEN Brewer, chairman; Mrs. .. u.
VI. Baker, Mrs. Byron j. Caples, Mrs
Henry Z. Champion, Miss VI. +. Dol
phin, Mrs. Charles II. HELEN, MISS Mary
Hinkley, Miss Emma Lake, Mrs. FRED
W. Noyes and Miss Walleston.
Tickets for the last two OF the series
are S.. and NAV be procured from Mrs.
VI. Dryden Brewer. 46 West b2d Street
Cecil Chesterton will give lecture
on "Why | Became Catholic IN the
grand ballroom Of the Plaza Hotel on
Wednesday evening, March 3, under the
AUSPICES of the Catholic Converts
League. The patronesses include Mrs.
John Giraud Agar, Mrs. Reginald Arm
old. Mrs. Francis A. Dugro, Mrs. An
drew Dougherty, Mrs. Edward +. Du
Vivier, Mrs. p. Henry Dugro, Mrs. u.
Stanton Floyd Jones, Mrs. Patrick Far
reilly, Mrs. T. Charles Farrelly, Mrs
Valentine Farrelly, Mrs. Thomas l..
Feitner, Mrs. George Bird Grinnell,
Mrs. Charles f. NJ. Gross, Mrs. Fran
els Burial Hoffman, Mrs. Charles y.
Harris, Mrs. J. Henry Haggerty, Mrs
Edward II. Hawke, ir., Mrs. John Handy
Henshawe, Mrs William Lummis, MISS
Eliza Lummis, Mrs. Jesse Albert Locke,
Mrs. John d. Lindsay, Mrs. Michael }.
Muloueen, Mrs. Albert Mittendorf, Mrs
Morgan j. O'Brien, Mrs. August Il.
Paine, jr., Mrs. Jacob L. Phillips, Mrs
Francis Xavier Sadlier, Mrs. Henry W.
Taft, Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud, Mrs.
Charles White Trippe and Mrs. Stuart
Pullman West.
For the benefit Of the New York Med
ical College and Hospital for Women
an entertainment consisting of music
and classic dancing was gwen FRIDAY
night at Delmonico's. The artists were
Hugh Allan, Miss Carolyn Neidhardt
and Miss Mathilde Jaburg Miss lsa-
bel Fitz Randolph and Miss Edith
James were seen in number OF
dances. The affair was under the pat
ronage of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Merle
St. Croix Wright, the Rev DR.. and Mrs
Harry Pierce Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs,
Sidney Buckminster Wight, Mr. and
Mrs. John Jaburg, Dr. Cornelia Chase
Brant, DR.. Lucy Osborne Wight, the
Misses Holt, Charles Royal Wight and
Charles Tracy Osborne.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ger
man Hospital will give a card party
at the Hotel Aston on Wednesday,
! March 10. Euchre and bridge are to be
played. Separate prizes will be Of
! fered for the pivot bridge tables. Tick
cts are 81, and may be had from Mrs.
H. Schmitt, 400 West 142d Street. The
committee in charge includes Mr.. Fos-
ter, Mrs. Julius May and Mrs. Felix
Pfeiffer.
The Amelia Relief Society held its
annual entertainment and dance at
Delmonico's on February 20. 1t was a
great success, and a large sum Of
money was added to the charity fund.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Levy Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Schif, MIR. and Mrs. Kaufman Solomon,
. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Quicker, Mr.. and
+ Mrs. Solomon Levy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mayer, Of Lincoln, Neb., Mr..
E and Mrs. Robert Silverman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Steinau, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bierhoff, Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Bondy, Mr.
? and Mrs. Sidney Bondy, Mr.. and Mrs
2 J. W. Loeb and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bar
| nett.
r Under the auspices Of the New York
, Auxiliary TO the National Jewish Hos
: pital for Consumptives a benefit per.
| Torrance of 1.-THE Peasant Girl will
be given on Tuesday evening, March
80, at the Forty-fourth Street Theatre
Tickets may be had from Mrs. 7. NJ
Appel, 3l5 Central Park West