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

Walter Oahasan. Mrs. Joseph Addison
Gavin. Mrs. Walter ". 0rifnths. Mrs.
Ernest Hamilton. Mrs. John Philandcr
i~ioI~on. Mrs. Edward u jerks. Mrs.
william Joseph Kennedy. Mrs. Charles
r. Iembkc. Mrs. Walter Daniel Lem
mon. Mrs. Junius ". Love. Mrs. WASH
ington l.. Mann. Mrs. Frank A. Peteicr.
Mrs. Howard Peterson. Mrs. Noah Levin
Peterson. Mrs. Edith Fanny Ranger.
Mrs. Helena l.. Rehfuss. Mrs. Samuel
May Seymour, Mrs. Neptune r.. Smyth,
Mrs. Alfred c. Soper. Mrs. Louis stern.
Mrs. Bond Stow, Mrs. Darwin Walter
Truss, Mrs. George Washington Wal
lace. Mrs. William l.. Washburne. Mrs.
Turner. Mrs. Edgar a. Cove and the
Misses Sara Esterbrook. Carrie NJ. Flem-
ing and Minnie r. Ross. Mrs. George
Walter Newton OF 1O1 West Eighty
Nth street has charge of the tickets.
n Criterion Society, Mrs. Leonard
l.. Hin president. will have its second
dance of the season On Friday evening
at the Plaza Hotel. 1t will be In the
large ballroom. and for those who do
not care for dancing a room will be set
apart for cards. There will be a prize
for each b
Among the young people OF the club
who are taking an active interest In the
coming dance are the Misses Ellen
14afin, Marie Antoinette Elliott. 1rma
Rabbit. Lulu NJ. Clark. Clarina Cush-
man. Vera Cushman. Caryll E%sterbrook.
Isabel Gardner. winifred Goldsmith.
Dorothy Gray. Leonora Haberle. Rosa.
lind Harrison. Alice Mofhtt. Mary Rankin
and Walton wilkins. also Marine Agra
ironte. Gaetano Ajello. James F. Allen.
W. +. Albertson. Frederick Berg. Bar
nard Black. Albert Brant. Lester Briggs.
Edward B%ulwinkel. Frederick Chase.
Curtis Cook, Tennis C%ortelyou. FerH-
nand Crosley. John Daniel. Frank Davis,
Hume Leland. William Lombard and
William r. Phelps. The club will cele-
brate authors day on February 4 with
a luncheon.
On Tuesday evening the Rubinstein
Club, Mrs. William Rogers Chapman
president. gave its first concert of the
season at the Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs.
Chapman received In a gown Of white
MORE with an overdress OF pink Sc.
quins, The programme. which vas
under the direction OF W. r.. Chapman.
was rendered by Ethel Lekinski. pianist
Louis Graveure. barytone. accompanied
by afty members OF the Philha rmonic
Society and $50 members OF the Rubin
stein Club.
Harry Rowe Shelley's cantata Young
Lochinvar's Ride" was Jung for the first
time. Mr.. Shelley was among the guests
OF honor. At the conclusion Of the pro-
gramme there was supper and dancing In
the rose and empire rooms.
Among those who entertained at sup
per were Miss Anna Wilson, Mrs. Will
lam II. Wallace, Mrs. Frank 8. Graft.
Croxton. Mrs. J. b. Weston. Mrs. James
q. Blaine. Mrs. Charles l.. Dimcn. Mrs.
W. lie Roy Coghill. Mrs. John Strother
Gaines. Mrs. Robert J. Ehlers. Mrs. WILL
lam Barnett Perry. Miss Virginia Mol
lenhauer, Mrs John Mildeberger. Mrs.
George Reichman. Mrs. Harry Birch.
Mrs. W. r. Van Tassei. Miss Catherine
Sanford and Miss Lillian Reeve.
The next afternoon musicale Of the
club will be on Saturday In the Aston
Gallery Of the Waldorf. The artists will
be susanna Seymour. James .Harrod.
tenor. and .Albin Antosch, cellist.
The Daughters OF Ohio will entertain
the presidents OF the various clubs OF
this city tomorrow in the Waldorf. The
affair will be in honor OF the Ohio's pres
ident. Mrs. John Harden Dorm, and the
programme will he rendered by Miss
Jennie Mannheime,. dramatic reader.
and Miss Beatrice McCue, contralto.
At the third social day Of the season
OF the Theatre Assembly O Thursday
at the Hotel Astor an unusual pro-
gramme will be given. II will include
Lou-Tellegen In Rotations. Marguerite
Namara, John Charles Thomas and Roy
Atwell from Alon at Last: Molly
Pearson and whitford Kane in an act
from ''Hobson's Choice" Hans Kronold.
'%cell!st Sidonie Spero. soprano; claire
Spencer. contralto; Teles Longtin. tenor
Pierre Remington. basso. and Mise Edith
Brotherton Williams, pianist.
Among the guests of honor will be
Miss Jessie Bonstelle and members OF
The Ware Case" ''Hobson's Choice.
Rolling Stones" Under Fire" Alone
of Pleasure" companies, who will oc-
cup boxes.
Mrs. J. Christopher Marks. the presi-
dent OF the society, and other officers
will be assisted on that day by Mrs.
j.. T.. Hall. Mrs. Andrew Cobe. Mrs. Ed
win Archer. Mrs, Alfred L.. Keedweli.
Mrs. ]. j. Constant. Miss Minnie May
Belcher. Mrs. Edward H.. Wells. Mrs.
Ralph carob and Mrs. +. J. Sutton.
The Theatre Assembly now has "a
membership of about two thousand.
The Harlem Philharmonic Society will
have its season musicale Of its twenty
NTH season on Thursday morning at the
W~aldOrf-Astoria. The programme will
be rendered by Percy Granger. COM
poser-pianist. and Louis Graveure.
barytone.
The December meeting of the Woman's
Forum will be held in the music room
Of the Hotel Biltmore on Friday morn
ing. The subject will be THE Making
OF Real Americans and will be pre-
scented by II. II. Wheaton Of the United
States Bureau Of Education. There will
be "A discussion from the floor.
The president, Miss Helen Varick Bos-
we'll, who is at present in Philadelphia,
will preside at the meeting.
On Friday morning the regular meet
ing Of the Washington Heights Chapter.
d. A. r.. Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer regent,
was held at Washington's h%eadquar-
ters. 160th street rear Amsterdam ave-
nue.. Miss Florence Levy, secretary OF
the school Art League, gave an inter-
and Its Work There was a large at
tendance Of members and guests.
The New York City Colony Of New Eng
land Women. Mrs. John Francis Yawgcr
president. will have Its regular meeting
on Thursday at the Waldorf. Mrs. Har-
riet Bishop Waters will read a paper
on New England Fads and Fancies."
An interesting musical prlW anime will
follow. The monthly card party OF the
club will be held on Friday afternoon
at the Waldorf with Mrs. Eugene Clark