The sun., 1916-10-29

! Cunningham and Mn. John Livingston
Sardy will w charge of the novelty
booth. where kewpies for cushions will
ne among the nan 'attro ctions. and Mrs.
.. Albert Small will preside over the
lower table.
Under the auspices OF the aides OF
the Thursday Hospital After Care Circle
for the Needy Poor Of the Post Graduate
and Gouverneur hospitals. a ba zaar will
I've given at pelmonico's on December -
and l6. This organization, which was
started seven years ago, supplies nour-
!shment and surgical appliances TO the
needy poor after they leave the hospital.
An orthopedic ward has been opened
In tho POSTGRADUATE Hospital, where
poor children recovering from infant'l-
paralysis receive massage. electrical
treatment and braces. Miss Matilda
| Danzlger Is president Of the circle.
Tho American Criterion Society, Mrs,
| Leonard J.. HIN president. will begin
is season on Friday with a luncheon and
musicale at the Plaza. There will he a
, reception before the luncheon, at which
the president will welcome the follow
| ing new members: Mrs. L. A. Bryan,
Mrs. John II. Dorm. Mrs. James II. pu-
vail. Mrs. Thomas Scott Fiske. Ms.
| George Finck. Mrs. G. .7.ian Feigen-
| span. Mr. Il. Frank Mi..er, Mrs. Her
bert T. Parsons, Mrs. Herbert Walker.
| Mrs II. J. Carey. Mrs. Seymour betchon.
Mrs. Pobhannes S. Tabshanj,an. Mrs.
| william Ferry, Mrs. William Sloane
Young, Mrs. Thomas Edward Conrad,
| Mrs. George Clinton Batcheller. Mrs. J..
y. Carhart. Mrs, Berradaile ". Pan
| coast, Mrs. Charles Werner and Mrs.
Winter Davis.
There was q business meeting or the
society on Friday, when a number OF
new officers we're installed. The new
! Officers are Mrs. william j Kennedy,
| corresponding secretary, who takes the
place OF Mrs. Judd Wells: Mrs. John
| Strother Gaines. treasurer. who takes
! the place Of Mrs. Floyd 8. Corbin. and
Mrs. Charles v. Palermo. on the board
OF directors.
The society will gave . card party on
| November . at the Plaza for the bensnt
Of its philsnthropic fund.
Tho Automobile. Motorboat and Aero
clubs of America will resume their Sat-
urday evening dances this week at the
Automobile Club. on West Fifty-fourth
street: They will be continued through
out the season with the exception Of
December 80. as arrangements have been
made to hold a New Years eve sub
scription concert and dance on the fol-
lowing night.
The New Years eve party will begin
with a musical programme at 10 o'clock.
| followed by supper at IL 80 and later
by dancing. Henry r.. Taylor Is chair
man of the entertainment committee,
which also comprises James A. Bal!r.
Jr, Herbert s. Carpenter. Oliver G. Jen-
nings, William Plerson Hamilton. Alan
X. Hawley. Richard Rowland Hunt, Ste
phen Peabody. X. c. Rathbons I'd, NAL
colin .. Sloane and Frederick ID. Under
wood.
For the benefit Of the Free Industrial
School for Crippled Children. a bridge
party will be given at the Plaza on Mo-
vember 20. II will be under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Frank jefferson Blodgett.
Arransements are being made for an
entertainment to he followed by dancing
on November 81 AT the Plaza, for the
benefit OF the Catholic committee OF the
Children's Court. Miss Teresa O'Dono-
hue has charge OF the affair.
The Texas Club. Mrs. II. II, Sewer
president, begins Its season on Tuesday
at the Plaza. The club will have a the
dansant Oh November Is at the Plaza.
The Theatre Club. Mrs. John Hubbard
Parker president. held its first social
meeting OF the season on Tuesday at
tho Hotel Aston, when ''The Theatre
was the subject discussed.
Mr.. Archibald C. Fisk entertained
the New York Browning soctsty on