The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07

~ was largely ATTENDED ana the pa
trcre-Ses who received were Mrs. Mt
chael J. Mulqueen, Mrs. Joseph Conron,
Mrs. Thomas t. Murray and Mrs. James
a. Farrell.
Mrs Bond stow OF 200 West Seven
tieth street will give luncheon at her
; home on February It,
Mrs Andrew j. Hamilton of Graham
Court will give card party on Thurs
day. Her guests will be the members OF
the executive board of the Athene Club.
At Delmonico's on Wednesday after
noon the annual meeting of the Wild
owed Mothers Fund Association will be
held. The guests of honor will be Mrs.
Leopold Plaut. Mrs william Grant
Brown and Mrs. william Tod Helmuth,
and among the speakers will be Alexan-
der w. Samuels. Morris ID. waldman and
lsador Korn. There will be music dur
ing the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs William v. Farrell. who
we're married last week, are spending
their honeymoon in Florida and will go
TO Cuba before returning TO New York.
| They have taken an apartment at GIL
West ljSth street. where they will make
their home on their return. Mrs Farrell
was formerly Miss Agnes Farrell. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Farrell of
Brooklyn.
For the benefit OF the Little Mothers
Ala Association luncheon and card
party Will be given on Tuesday at the
Hotel Endicott II will be in charge OF
Mrs Charles f. Sprague. who will be
assisted by Mrs J. Stuart Smith, Mrs.
George l.. Fisher and Mrs Louis j. b.
Somorville.
Another OF the card parties under the
auspices OF the Knlckerbocker Relief
Club will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the Hotel Belleclairc. The club will
have its next dance at the Belleclaire on
February is. and on February 25 II will
celebrate It's fifteenth anniversary by q
dinner and dance at the Hotel Grego-
rian.
Under the auspices OF the Society OF
Kentucky Women In New York a card
party will he held at the home OF Mrs.
Charles NJ Higgins, % Riverside Drive,
on Thursday afternoon The proceeds
, from II will be used for the schools for
mountaineers in Kentucky.
: Mrs Francis A. Murdoch will give .
luncheon followed by bridge on Tuesday
; at her home. 240 West 1O2d street. and
, Mrs. Barlow $. Weeks of 24O West
Seventy-third street, will entertain at
dinner on the same evening.
| Mrs. William A. Bensel will enter
tain with cards at her home. ~ Morn
ingside Drive. on February 20.
? For the benefit OF st. Johns, Long
Island City, Hospital an entertainment
consisting of music, cards and dancing
will be given at the Waldorf on Thurs
day evening Many committees are
working hard for the success of the
| afra L. ,rfII ha for Mi
ers as well as non-players. The hos
pital. which is conducted by the Sis
tiers of ST. Joseph. has for its president
the Right Rev. Charles L. Mcdonnell,
Bishop OF Brooklyn.
Mrs. s. VI. Seymour and Mrs. John
W. Love have invitations out for an
auction bridge party on Friday. 1t will
be held at 400 Riverside Drive.
Mrs. s Otis Livingston of % East
Sixty fourth street win give q luncheon
on Thursday. The luncheon will be fol-
lowed by bridge
! Another OF the New Assembly Dances
will be held on Friday at Delmonlco's
and will be under the patronage of
Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips, Mrs Franklin
i. Duryea- Mrs. william Keith Nit
tendorf, Mrs. George Carson Smith,
Mrs. Philip Sidney Dyer. Mrs Myra
Doremus Paterson. Mrs George r.
Branson, Mrs. Charles Cornell Reid,
Mrs. George Augustus Bicknell, Mrs
Charles Louis Sicard. Mrs. Martin ].
Quinn. Mrs. Fenton Benedict Turck
Mrs. Edward NJ. Daley. Mrs. Charles
f. Mitchell and Mrs Clifford Monroe
De Mott
Easter.
Mrs. william Jerome Toomey will
give an auction bridge party on Feb
ruary l6 at her home, Sc West Fifty
third street.
At the Hotel Plaza on Friday the
American Criterion Club, Mrs. Leonard
l.. Hill president, celebrated authors
day with reception and luncheon fol-
lowed by programme of music and
monologues The president entertained
several guests, among them being Ella
Wheeler Wilcox. Mary Shaw. Elsie Fer
Euson, Catherine Eggleston, Ruth Helen
Davis and Mrs. Dore Lyon, the former
president OF the club.
The programme. entitled "A Stroll in
a Garden Of Sentiment" was under the
direction OF Mrs. Richard Stearns and
Included monologues by Miss Louise
A, Williams, tenor solos by Marcus Il.
Berg and harp numbers by Miss May
| 7tItls NllflNdl beauty roses were
used to decorate the luncheon tables
and the guests were received and in
PRODUCED by Mrs. George w. Hanna,
Mrs. F. r. Wright. Mrs. Lucy Tate
Grifffth, Mrs. Frank Il. Drake, Mrs.
Ashby Lee Bledler, Mrs. William r..
Pruden. Mrs. Samuel Seymour, Mrs.
.Franckyn Hogeboom, Mrs. George FL
llott Brown, Mrs. John s. Gaines and
Mrs Henry Plat.
Mrs hin has been obliged to change
her plans somewhat In regard to her
reception on Saturday to the members
of the club, Instead of having Il at
her home, 1871 West Eighty-sixth street,
Il will he at the Plaza Dancing will
be feature OF the afternoon.
"A Belgian Night is the name of tho
entertainment 10 he given under the
auspices OF the American Committee for
tho Relief OF the Babes of Belgium at
the Hotel Aston on Monday evening,
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