The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

<huTuiHe, itODeTI a. f~alTDdlrn, FRANK
j.. Hurd. Walter Lewisohn. William II
Moore, Samuel NJ. Schaefer. Adolpl
Lewisohn, William du Pont. Jaco,
Wertheim, George Ehrct. Jr.. Alfred n
Beadleston. j. Campbell Thompson
William Ilegler. Jr.. Nicholas +. Brady,
George q. Robin. Peter Hauck. Jr.. $
Bryce Wing. Harry ]. Joyce, II
Stuart Hollis. Charles A. Baudouine,
Henry Seligman. William Bradley. lido
NJ. Tleischmann. Jefferson Seligman,
Thomas J. Ecgan. Felix NJ. Warburg.
Paul Block. s. r. Guggenheim. Edward
r. Stotesbury. l.. A. Dalrymple Perez
val. John l.. Bushnell. Alfred Nathan
und James J. Fox.
The horse show always does much
for tho season mt West End, Long
Branch, and Il Will be followed this
year by an automobile show, which will
be held on the grounds OF Hollywood
Park. which are already in splendid
condition. -
Unusual efforts nre being made 20
renier the annual garden party OF the
ARMY Relief Society ut Governors
1sla nd on Friday afternoon n great
,ess in every a The island Is
puo VI lllt IilpNN I th'AA ~ ~ ''''F
vicinity. with its fine trees. lawns and
par,ide grounds. and the u OF gar
rise n life to be seen there is always
Ante resting.
The garden party is being held un-
der the auspices Of Branch No. I. OF
Svhi CHI Mrs. Charles i. Roe Is presi-
dent The object of the society Is TO
aid widows and orphans OF officers
and enlisted men of the regular army
of the United States. and 1t has helped
more than 800 children and at least
200 widows. Already tho list OF needy
ones has been increased by women
and children left alone by the casual
ties in Mexico. The emergency pay
unents grow larger each year and the
1!st OF monthly payments does not
grow less.
The people IN New York have been
very generous TO those in distress on
ccoun OF the war IN Europe. and
while not ceasing their good work IN
the other side of the water It Is hoped
that these generous persons. who have
paid as much as s25 for n single ticket
for foreign aid. Will remember their
own.
The programme 20 he offered on
Friday afternoon will he interesting
and 1t will include oinpan drills,
peroplane flights and evening parade.
In addition to music of military hands
from New York harhor Miss Anna
Tftz!u of the Metropolitan Opera will
sing 1.-The star Spangled Banner"
There Will be as customary many
cents on the lawn where light refresh
gannto xftf ha e.r,.,I a,I l.u.,x. -.
~fectionery and kn.ckknacks sold. and
there will be during the afternoon a
lance in the Officers Club. The Yale
Orchestra, an outcome of the Yale
Glee Club. will play for dancing in
conjunction with the regular hand of
Governors Island, SO there need be no
break in the dancing with the con
inuous music. After 6 supper will he
served by Mazzetti IN tents on the
lawns at rs cents for each person.
The price OF tickets to the garden
party has been placed al the moderate
sum Of 81 each and there will he an
extra charge OF 80 tents for the dane
ing at the club. With such moderate
prices thousands OF patriotic Ameri-
cans should take advantage OF tho OPP
rortunity to help widows and orphans
Of their OWE officers and soldiers. who
II they are not suffering from the i'm
mediate effects OF war are yet in need
OF those things that go TO keep body
and sou together.
Tickets may be obtained OF Mrs.
Roe, 80 East Thirty-seventh street; I,
Mrs Oliver b. Bridsman. 3S3 Park
avenue: Miss Harriet NJ. Center, II
West Forty-eighth street: Mrs. Fran
Cts NJ. Gibson. 31S West Eighty-fourth
street and at Governors Island ferry
ON the day OF the garden party.
TIE President and Mrs. Wilson have
eent regrets ut their inability Ia hp
present on Friday afternoon. Mrs
Daniel S. Lamont. president of the ma
a!onal society: Mrs. Roe, Mrs. Leonard
a. Wood, Mrs. Lindley NJ. Garrison
and others will receive the many
guests. Among the patrons and pat
ronesses are the Secretary OF War and
Mrs. Baker. the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Lansing. the Governor and Mrs.
Whitman, the Mayor and Mrs. Nit
cheL Mr.. and Mrs. Levi r. Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward darkness, Mr.. and
Cornelius y. hiss. Loyal Far
ragut, Mrs. James NJ. Lawton, Mr..
and Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, Mrs. BEL
mont Tiffany. Mrs. Charles Cooper.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Means Thomp-
son. Col. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Taft. MIR. and
Mrs. Edward X. Hewitt. Mr.. ard Mrs.
r. Agnew. Mrs. Russell Sage.
Mrs. H.. Hartley Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert J.. Satterlee. DIR. and Mrs.
William X. Draper. Major and Mrs.
Livingston Seaman. Charles
] amer. Mr.. n Mrs. Elihu Root, Gen.
Appleton. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
u. Kahn, Mr., and Mrs, William Cary
Sanger. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Slim
son. Mr.. and Mrs, George Leary, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Gould, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hays Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry W. Taft, Michael Friedsam and
Police Commissioner Arthur Woods.
Ono ~ the frs. important coun-
try weddings of the season on Long