The sun., 1916-12-03

Dermot'. Rose Tapley. Peggy Hyland
and Gordon Gray.
II was silent Drama Day." and after
the luncheon moving pictures mad. up
the afternoons programme. Mrs. Black
ton was chairman Of the day. The
luncheon tables We're decorated with rus
set chrysanthemums. and ferns and
bronze silk, carrying ont the idea OF the
flowers. shaded the candles.
Bouquets OF American Beauty roses
were presented 10 the new members re-
ccivcd into the society-Mrs. Chalmers
Dale. Mrs. Charles Ceddes, Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Judge. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hamilton Burke. John Lendner. Miss
I.avinia Baker. Nine. Clara Novello-
Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. CharIes y. TAYLOR
and Mrs, Charles T. Burrell.
The Crlterion's second dance of the
season will be At the Plaza on Decen.
Der Is.
The Loyal Workers Of Sunnyslde
Farm, u summer home for tubercular
children at Liberty. n. y. will hold their
annual bazaar at the Hotel McAlpln OH
Friday and Saturday. Novelties Of all
kinds suitable for Christmas will be
sold. and admission will lie free. Dane
ing VIII be n feature of the evening.
Sunnyside Farm cares for twenty-five
children. who enjoy outdoor llfc with
plenty NJ rest and good food durlng the
summer months. They come from tho
congested tenemcnts OF the East side.
They are taught gardening and cultivate
little plots themselves. harvesting their
" crops. The older girls do the family
mend'ng. and a child performs some
household task.
The Silver Cross Day Nursery, Mrs
William W. Clendening, president. will
have Its annual bazaar on the afternoon
and evening Of December 81 at the Wal
dorf-AstoriR. Fancy and useful articles
suitable for Christmas gifts will be sold.
The officers Of the nursery include
Mrs, Arthur A.. Stilwell. Mrs. Edward S.
Cllnch, Mrs. q. Frederick Steil. Mrs,
william L. Diller. Mrs. Alexander Reed
and Mrs. J.. Clarence Sharp. Ga the
board OF managers are Mrs. ceor"" g
de Lacy. Mrs. J. s. Carvalho. Mrs. Fred
John II. Cornell. Mrs william II
Walker. Mrs. George Evans. Mrs
Thomas J.. Foulkes. Mrs. Alfred l.
Fountain. Miss Ella Louise Henderson
Mrs. William A. Marble, Mrs. II. w. Nc.
Mann. Mrs. Walter Nichols. Mrs. Jane.
Purdy, Mrs. T.. Benjamin Ramsdell. Mrs
Adolph Rosenberg, Mrs. A. II. Rykcr
Mrs, James ID. Shipman. Mrs. Walter Il
Silleck. Mrs. Frank Stevens and Mrs
John c. S%tratton.
The Ursullne Alumne Of New Rochelle
will give their annual dance at the Plaza
on January 20. Miss Olive l.. March |,
chairman OF the committee In charge o.
arrangements. on which are also Mis-.
May Coughlin, Miss Frances T. sullivan
Miss Dorothy Gaussa. Miss Geraldine u
Muzxio, Miss Evelyn o'Brien. Mis-
Madeline Kelly, Miss Juliet Walsh ant
Miss Marion vallender.
Current vents In dramatic literatur,
will make up the programme of Mime
Gale Haynes's annual series OF reading,
at the Plaza on Wednesday morning.
during the season. The second In tn,
series will be this week and the remain,
Ing sessions will he December %. .J~""
airy 3. ~ and - at II O'Clock. Thii
weeks talk win be about John Masefeld
with selections from his works.
The course Is under the patronage O
Mrs. N. F.. Appleton. Mrs. y. jarrett
Blodgett, Mrs. william Lanman Bull
Mrs. Louis II. Burr. Mra C. do wit
Bridgman. Mrs. Henry Mason Day, Mrs
william G. Dickey, Miss Jane Ruther
ford Faile. Mrs. Frances p. Furna,d
Mrs. Samuel T. Clifford. Mrs. Howar,
Gibb. Mrs. Charles p. Oeddes. MisI
Florence Guernsey. Mrs. John A. Hit
ner. Mrs. Charles q. Haight, Ars, J, c
Hughes. Mrs. George W. Johnston, Mr.
wuha1 Adams Ossam. Nk& job,