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and Mrs Adler will give a rec ption for
The young people on November 8.
Miss Eleanor Frances White viii be
one OF the debutantes OF the winter. she
Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. sumner
W. White. who will entertain for her
during the season.
On alternate Wednesdays beginning
this week at Aeolian Hall a series OF
lectures on current vents Will he given
by Miss Jessica Loz!er Payne under the
AUSPICES % the New York Diet Kitchen
Association. Tickets may be- had at the
office OF the association. l West Thirty
fourth street. and at the hall.
Among the members of the association
Of which Mrs. Henry Willard IL presi-
dent arc Mrs. William Curtis penorest.
Mrs. Richard NJ. Hodge. Mrs. Edwin II,
MARS. Mrs. George Orvis. Mrs. Joseph
W. Triton, Mrs. Edward Tuck, Mrs. Au-
gust Lewis. Mrs. Myrick Plummer. Mrs.
william Reynolds Brown. Mrs. John
Degener. Mrs. Henry Z. Dawson. Mrs.
James Ditmars Voorhees,. Mrs. William
+. Timlow. Mrs. Edward NJ. Cook. Miss
Alice Taggert. Miss Louise BaTrows,
Miss Julia +. Smith. Miss Dorothea +,
Schmitz, Miss Friede Pagenstecher and
Miss Mary ]. Pruyn.
A theatre party will be given on Mo-
yember 20 by the Women's Auxiliary OF
the New York Polytechnic Hospital and
Medical School to see Turn to the
Right" at the Gaieiy Theatre. Mrs. +. II.
Dillingham;. the vice-president. IL IN
charga OF the affair In tho absence OF
- - t~- D.~. ha .,.l
dent. who sailed recently for Europe on
her way 10 Geneva. Tickets may he
procured from Mrs. Ernest Malcolm,
2O2o broadway. or from any of the
members OF tho auxiliary.
Mrs. James Daniel Mortimer, founder
and president OF the Beethoven Society.
gave Q luncheon on Wednesday at her
home, $50 West End avenue, for the Of
ncers and board of managers OF the So
c!sty. The table was decorated with au-
tumn flowers n foliage combined with
Inc club oolors. blue and gold.
The guests included Mrs. John p.
Lanln, Mrs. william Schuette, Mrs.
Louis Ralston. Mrs, Irving SchmelIel.
Mrs. W. Otis Fredenburg. Mrs. Herbert
Gamin, Mrs. ]. q. Carvalho. Mrs. James
F.. Kelly. Mrs. Dudley Van Holland. Mrs,
tJllNeT ". Fittus " Soseph Ah''lhhs'
Mrs. Harry Raphael. Mrs. j. Edward
Mastin, Mrs. Charles A. Flammer, Mrs
Thomas ]. Moran, Mrs. Richard f. Wat
kins, Mrs. f. II. Wilmar. Nine. Aida 4.
Taglia via, Miss Ella Louise Henderson
and Miss Minnie Ross.
The first choral rehearsal of tho So
ciety was held on Thursday under the
direction OF Louis Koemmenich with
Harold O~sborn-Smith as the accom-
PIANIST. The rehearsals will he held
every Thursday during the winter. on
November 8 the society will give n card
party at the Ritz-Carlton under the
craftsmanship OF Mrs. Louis Ralston. and
on November II a musicale and dance
win be given, also at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. Sol Smith, second vice-president
OF the Professional Woman's League,
will hold an apron and handkerchief
shower tomorrow afternoon ut the
leagues clubrooms. 1899 Broadway, The
proceeds will he used by Mrs. Smith for
her booth at the annual bazaar of the
league, which will he held on December
7. 8 n 2 at h clubrooms. The
booths at tho bazaar win represent the
seasons and months Of the year. Mrs.
Smiths booth will he November.
Literary day will be held by the
league on November 8 with Mn. Jose
phine r.. Wehn as chairman OF the
programme
The New Workers.. Mrs. Henry Russell
president, will again nave a booth at the
annual bazaar Of the Little Mothers
Aid Association. which this year will h
on December . at the Waldorf-AstoriA.
Mrs. Henry Hawkins 10 chairman Of the
New Workers. booth. Mrs. Edward c.