The sun., 1916-12-03

Larkin, Mrs. John Bodinc Lunger. Mrs.
william Kinney, Mrs. John Mildeberger
Mrs. Harry N. Newington, Mrs. Louis b.
Ralston, Mrs. Alexander Reod. Mrs. Bar
tow Drake-Smith. Mrs. william p. Tay..
Tor, Mrs. Warner NJ. Van Norden ana
Mrs. George Thomson Wilson.
At Tuesdays meeting Of n Theatre
Club II the Hotel Aston The members
had o social day with rama for its SUBJ
ject. Tho Endorsement Of Mrs. John
Francis Yawgcr for the presidency OF the
New York City Federation OF Women,s
Clubs and Of Mrs. James w. McCullough
for its treasurer WAS announced. Both
ara members of the Theatre Club.
The programme was In charge OF Mrs.
Edward II. jerks and Mrs. Adolpf
Schaffmayer and In addition to the
presidents greetings included an ad-
dress by Miss Zelda Sears, songs ny MISS
Evelyn Symon and Miss Florence DE
Grade. plano numbers by miss Anne
KeIIermann, an address by Emanuel
Re.cher and a talk on Honesty In Art
by Miss Emma Dunn.
At the Beethoven society's second
musicale Of the season on Saturday
! afternoon In the ballroom OF the Ritz
Carlton the artists will include Mics
Grace Northrup. soprano Miss victoria
Boshko, pianist Orrin Bastedo. barry
! tone, and Romualdo Sapio. accompanist.
! The music will follow n reception and
there will b dancing after the pro-
gramme.
Mrs. James Daniel Mortimer. Bee
, thoven's president. will give n reception
and tea dance to the s6ciety's members
and friends in the crystal room OF the
Ritx-Carlton on January o.
a., R~ubinstein Club, Mrs. william r.
Chapman president. Is entering upon Its
thirteenth season. The first evening con-
cert Of the winter will be on Tuesday In
the ballroom Of the Waldorf Astoria and
the programme will include the, clubs
choral Of over 100 voices under the d.
rection Of william II. Chapman. assisted
by an orchestra from the philharmonic
Society, and the American tenor. Vernon
Stiles.
Clio. Mrs. Charles Milton Ford prcsi-
dent. had it's fourth regular meeting OF
the season at the Hotel Aston on Mon
day afternoon. The Colonies and Ex-
pans!on" was the subject discussed I'M
der the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Archey D..
Ball. Two pape's were e on the
subject, one by Mrs. Ball. the other by
Mrs. Harry Lilly. old Songs and Old
TIM Ballads' were given by Miss Helen
Jane Waldo. in costume. Miss Avery
was at the plano.
A costume musical by Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Cheny was a feature OF yes
terday's meeting OF the Maine Women's
Club Of New York at the Waldorf
Astoria. There was also a Christmas
/ sale In charge. OF Miss Grace Moore. as
sisted by Mrs. Herman Noss. at which n
collection OF Maine tourmalines was ex.
h!bited by Miss Lamb.
The Professional woman's League has
its literary day tomorrow afternoon at
the leagues club rooms, 1899 Broadway.
The programme will be in charge Of Mrs.
Joseph II. wehn. On Tuesday evening
the league will have its bazaar dance at
the club. with the manager Of the
bazaar. Mrs. Edith Fanny Ranger. AZ
chairman. On Thursday. Friday and
Saturday the bazaar will be held after
Moons and evenings.
st. Luke's Home for Aged Women has
It's bazaar this week on Wednesday
and Thursday at the Waldorf Astoria.
Among those Interested In its success
are Mrs. ]. Jarrett Biodgctt. honorary
president of the board OF managers the
president, Mrs. Frederic West MacDon-
aid Mrs. ]. Hull Browning. Mrs. J.
Henry Watson, Miss Calender and Mrs.
Morris wilkins.
A number Of artists OF the operate
and the stage world have volunteered
their services for the benefit entertain
ment at the Biltnore this evening for
the b.. F. Il. permanent blind relief war
fund for soldiers and sailors. Nine.
A...h D..,lnEA "a nd Alnan Esr t,naG Aida
will take part In II. Paderewski has also
consented to appear.
Some OF these interested in the enter
tainment include Mrs. J. Stewart Barney.
Mrs. O.. II. J.. Belmont. Mrs. William
Aston Chanler. Mrs. Hobart &. Chatneld-
Taylor, Mrs. Henry Clews, Mrs. {. e.
Cuyler. Mrs. Charles T.. G~reenough. Mrs.
Otto II. Kahn. Mrs. Alexander ID. d.
Pratt. Mrs, Ralph Sanger, Mrs, Preston
r. Satterwhite. Mrs. Frederick W. Whit
ridge and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs.
The concert has also enlisted the aid
OF George +. Baker, George jay Gould.
otto II. Kahn. Mortimer l.. schiff. Elihu
Root, Henry c. Prick. Samue Insult.
William h. Vanderbilt and Charles II.
Sabin.
The Greater New York civic bail at
the Biltmore on January IL will be for
the benefit of the After Care Oryaniza-
ton, which looks after infantile paralysis
victims and OF which DR.. Thomas J.
Kelley In executive chairman. Even as
far West as Oklahoma tickets are being
sold. The chairman OF reception for this
borough will be Miss Alice Carpenter.
Brooklyn's chairman will be Adrian Van
Sirderet.
The Greater New York civic ball com.
: inittes IL entirely distinct from the AZ
ter Caro- committee with offices on
Fourth avenue, except that Or. Kelley.
the chairman DR.. Donald Il. Baxter. the
director. and Oliver H.. Bartine OF the
Hospital for the Required and Crippled
are all on the bail committee. The pro-
ceeds from the ball will be used exclu-
s!vcly for the services OF expert nurses.
There will be dancing in the grand
ballroom and rooms will be set aside for
cards. The ball committee's headquar-
tere are at room 133, Hotel Biltnore.
At the residence OF Mrs, C.. wimpfhel-