The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
OF EASTER-CHARITY

~ v 1914 l. ~
upon. Mr.. Clark was GRADUATED ,ro,,
Harvard in 1907. ""
Mr.. and Mrs. u. C. Franck NJ %.
West Ninety seventh street, h,ve -
nounced the engagement of their It,"
ter. Mrs. Zerlina +. Liebling. to Alnys",
der J. Friedlander of Milwaukee W
Bishop Morris w. Liebert Of tbe v..
avian Church. Thirtieth street ard low.
lngtOn avenue. and Mrs. Lieho., -,
nounce the engagement of Their d,pe".
ter. Miss Helen Lieber, To- F,,,1s
Oakley. son OF Mrs. Daniel Oako, ~
40 West Ninth street. The wedding viii
be celebrated In the autumn.
Announcement has been made by ~.
and Mrs. J. J. .MacKeown of 60 w",,
l29th street. Of the engagement OF the,
daughter. Miss Dorothy MacKeovn. n
Arthur r. Parker. Mr. Parker 8 W.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. parke, ~,
1s0 West 141st street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowe or Nor.,
Fulton avenue, Mount Vernon, y v
are receiving congratulations on ~.
birth Of a daughter last Tuesday A.
DOVo - q NouSutCt VI tue late 1hOtnaa
Kelly. who for many years had a villa
In Cedar avenue. West End, N. j.
At the Theatre Clubs meeting q,
Tuesday at the Hotel Astor. "1raredy
as an Inheritance from Greece AM
Rome" was the subject OF an addres,
by Brandon lyman. Mrs. Jeanne
Marion Doane spoke on The TRACED
Of Child Labor" Howard Kyle on The
TRAGEDY Of Life" and Miss Jessie Bon.
STEELE on The Municipal Theatre" p..
cal programme under the direction a.
Mr.. Adolph' Schaffmeyer.
a S~hAkespearian pageant was eivsn
By Minerva Club. Mrs. Mary stoke.
MacNutt. president. on Monday a, m.
Waldorf-Astof1a. the occasion b.,rs
presidents day. The programme IN.
cluded scene from "Midsumn.r
Nights Dream" vocal numbers by Mis-,
Grace Hoffman and Philip spooner; An
address on Shakespeare by chi.
Alexander Samuel Bacon. one on ,bs
City Federation by Mrs. Eugene !
Grant. another on the Federation
Biennial by Mrs. William Grant Brown
and one by F. F. Mackay on Mag.
BETH"
The programme included the ~ins.a,la.
ton of officers. These are. President.
Mrs. Howard MacNutt: first v1ce.rr~s.
ident. Mrs. Simon Baruch second VICE.
president. Mrs. John Francis Yawger,
third vice-president. Mrs. Arthur V.
Rose: treasurer. Mrs. William n Ames
recording secretary. Mrs. Rober,
Francis Cartwright: corresponding sec.
rotary. Mrs. William w, Beales.
The American. Criterion Society. Mrs
Leonard L. Hill president. will give It's
fourth birthday party on Friday a, the
Plaza. Beginning with a reception A,
noon the entertainment will include A
luncheon, followed by a musical ~.
gramme and dancing from four until
half-past six o'clock.
Mrs. Hill will entertain the board =.
directors on Wednesday and the sane
afternoon Will give a tea for tho junior
members. Last Wednesday she opened
her home for the Players Bridge cub
and also gave bridge parties on Thus.
day and Friday.
On Tuesday evening n recital VII H.
gfven under the patronage of the Amer.
can Criterion Society by Florence Irarie.
man. violinist Anna Louise Davis. har7.
LIST. n Florence Larrabee. pianist. Y,
will be in the ballroom of the Plaza.
~ NV uoiIt VI NTS. MtN ltN'0iN.
Kew Gardens. L. l.. tho membars 81 10
Society Of Illinois Women. Mrs. Thou,.
Slack president, met on Wcdnesia, V
ternoon. The guests OF honor inrnlled
Mrs. Marcus NJ. Marks Mrs. Iiowt-l
MacNutt. Mrs. Eugene !. Gran. NJ
Thomas MacNutt. Mrs. II. Cole. Mr., T
Parsons, Harriet Bishop Walters and
Miss Jeanne Barr.
For this months business : et!r- o.
the Women's Press Club on Apri, { -
the Waldorf Mrs. Archie r.. Fisk ha.
arranged a programme of short talks Us
members on their work published during
the past ear There will he o.. on
Belgium by Mrs. NJ. Reid Cory, and Mss
Alice Lawton will tell OF her trip abroad
with the Ford peace party. The NON.
bers OF the club will he entertained on
April Is by Miss Jessie Allen a, her
studio. 1863 Broadway,
Selections from "Rienzl," "Frel@-Nutz %
Hamlet and "Rigoletto" Will s., gwen
tomorrow evening at the second annual
evening OF grand opera by the Natjor Il
Opera Club OF America. Nine Katharine
Evans Won klenner founder ard rres'-
dent. In the grand ballroom AZ The Wei
dorf-Astoria- The artists VII Include
Katherine Noack Fique. Clemert.ut ie
We're Sapio. Julia Allen, Florence Nj
FORD Hunt. Orphee LonGevin. RoIupli.
Sapio. Berta Bell Adams. Albert, ta-uia
n Wilhelm Nanten The solo dancers
Will he Alice and Clara Thorpe. ard
there will be a large chorus.
I'm a Balcony" will be presented Co..
morrow afternoon at the princess TH"t-
tire by the Browning Society. The pro-
eramme for the afternoon VIII incl.is
dramatic readings by Edith WYNN MAJ.
thison. Count Gismondc' WI, ho I.r-
formed by Mary Kcener Partns Dor
othy Smith and Alfred Sherley
Among those Interested tn NE ye--
ture are Gilbert Hay Chester,or. Tiw7
Markham. Lillian Whiting. Mrs charles
Scribner. Mrs. BENJAMIN Prince KITE
Epson Clark. Mrs. H. {. NJ lusrNham,
Mrs. John Quincy Adams, the rry 7
Herman Randall. Robert Underwood
Johnson. the Rev. w. J. Dawso', Mrs
Richard Floyd Jones, Charles ArIiH'N'
Terry. Arthur Syinon. Miss thl'lo''"
Porter. Or. Edward Bender, Martha
Grove Foote, Florence Weir Gihsn' .,Ni
Anna r. McMahan.
On Thursday afternoon ~ the N''s
Aston a card party will ne r.'r' nv
the New York chapter OF th- ''"''ei
Daughters of the tonfederar' 20
benefit OF the shiloh monurue'' it.'s
have been secured by the pres. .,'' u
James Henry Parker: Mrs lEt.. -
RlIrEa A1rA ylnar, NJ ~ ,,1 Ia, NH. ." ..