The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
MANY WOMEN AID
IN CHARITIES WORK
Sewing Class That Helps
Fresh Air Association Holds
First Meeting.

tn. sewing class that works for the
bench, OF the Fresh Air Association Of
the Cathedral of -. John the Divine
held it's first ,ncetin- OF the season yes
terday morning at the home Of Mrs.
Frederick Roosevelt, \ East Ftfty-scoond
street. During the meeting there was
music by a trio from the Music Schoo.
settlement.
The officers Of this class are Mrs.
Frank Hunter Potter. president Mrs.
Richard Irwin. vice.president Mrs, John
H. Isel!n. secretary, n Miss Julia q.
MrA.llster, treasurer. Among the mem
b.rs are Vines. JohnathiG Thorne. Ed
ward J. Haney. llitt Hunt. Edward -.
Adams. iicArv NJ. T'lford. j. Herman
Aldrich. Charles =. Alexander. Clarence
VI Hyde. G. o'Dounell lselin, Joseph
:. Auerbach. \, Bradhurst Field. George
Gordon King. J Muhl.nherg Bailey. II.
Wheaton, Vaughan. FOrdycc Barker,
Rudolph H.. Kisscl. q. lie Fores: Lord.
Alexander Won Gortart. George II.
Bend. J. Hull Browning. Isaac Me
Connie. J. Edcar Bull. George Livingston
Nichols. J. kearny Warren, cIough &.
Ovortol Clarence Cary. I'rN'crick Pear
son. Charles Dana, H. Ludlow Fowler.
r. Kingshury Curtis. Philip a. 5, Frank
lin. David II. Greer. Wheeler H.. Peck
ham. Frank $. Wl,herbce, James RooHc-
welt. Il. Aymar Sands and Francis Lyndc
Stetson Miss Caroline White, Miss Mar
garct Remsen and Miss Catharine :,
Burton.
The next meeting Will he held AZ the
home Of Mr.,. John H. lsclin. 80 East
Seventy-ninth street, on March 81.
For the benefit OF the BrIcley League
Cripple School. the members 81 the Sym
phnnts Iluh ne NAu O,rts yuNo |. gnp-
cert in Aeoliun Han yesterday after
noon before a large ana Interested au-
diencc. The mu~igians are amateurs of
society who CIV" Il concert annually
IN behalf OF some charity, and IL large
sum was t.aliz"l. Harold Bauer.
pianist. was the soluist and David Man
Hes conducted the orchestra. The anna
tours were assisted by the members of
tho New York symphony Orchestra for
the brass and some of the other instru-
mcnts.
The programme included Nicolais
overture, Merry Wives Of Windsor -
i~'e''hoven's concerto IN q Majo'." the
waltz from Strauss Die F~ledermaus''
and Bantock's suite for string orchestra
which included THE Braes o. Tullymet''
and the dirro. ''Thc Isle Of Null MIR
Bauer played compositions of Rachmau-
in"ff, Dcbussy and Chopin
The members OF IN. symphony club
orchestra were Miss Gertrude Field, con-
certmeis,eT. Mrs. Howard ~Brockway,
Mrs. Nathan CLARK. Mrs. Frederick
Rhinelander Brown, Mrs. John a. Hart
well. Miss Florence liaw"S, Mrs, l,eucl
IL. kimball, Mrs, George G, Clark. Jr.
Miss NJ. G. bimmick. Miss Eleanor May,
Miss katherine podd. Mrs. Harry Gold
smith. Mrs, Alexander G. Morgan, Mrs
, James Murphy. Miss Harriet V. -
ogden. Miss Mary Hoy. Wiborg, Mist
Helen Morgan Hamilton, Miss Florence
Iiawcs, Miss Alice Ives Jones, Miss
Louise Marshall. Mrs, Boris MaruchesS
Miss Margaret V, Iuderhlll, Mis-, Edna
Ruppel. Mrs. George T.. Robbins, Mrs
+. T., Prior, Miss Ale" Il Wilson and
Bcrtram Simon NiOlas. Miss Mildred
WoolwOrth and Rcbcr Johnson ccllos
Mrs. Robert l.. Vaughan. Miss Edith Otis
and Elias Bronstcin, bass. Ludwil
Mandy.