New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23

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School will give the history OF the club.
The patronesses include Miss Anne
Morgan, Mrs. Lyman Beecher stowe,
Mrs. James Speyer, Mrs. J. NJ. Clark
and the members Of the board OF di-
rcctors, including Mrs. c. d. Ashley,
Mrs. ". b. Chamberlin. Mrs. ?. p. Fur
mold, Mrs. ID. r. Harbsugh, II. II. Have
meyer, Mrs. A. +. Kittredge, Mrs. r. II.
Lynde. Mrs. William J. Roome, Mrs
Frederick Southpack, Miss Mabel Kit
tredge. Miss Annie K. Tinker and Miss
Cora Van Norden.
The Venetian tableau to be given TO-
morrow evening in the ballroom OF the
Plaza promises to be most attractive,
and a handsome sum is sure to be
raised for the Association of Catholic
Charities. Eight pictures will be shown,
under the direction of william Laurel
Harris. Conrad's Orchestra will play
and there will be the choir from 81.
Michael's monastery, under Walter
Waters, and no end of unique features.
The committee includes Mrs. William
X. Vanderbilt, jr., honorary chairman;
Mrs. II. Gloster Armstrong, vice-chair-
man; Miss Begley, Mrs. John Rogers
Chadwick, Miss Therese NJ. Heide, Miss
Alice f. Hughes, Miss Caroline Linherr.
Mrs. George Allan Muir. Mrs. Augussc
Noel, Miss Teresa r. O'Donohue and
Mrs. Herman X. Viele.
Tickets may be obtained from Miss
Therese NJ. Heide, treasurer, SO west
Ninety-fourth Street.
The reception committee consists of
Hugh J. ODonoghue, Joseph j. O'Dono-
hue. jr., DR.. Jose Fcrrer, DR.. Thomas r.
Waldo, Victor Ridder, Ambrose O'Con-
nell, George " Ketcham. George Allan
Muir, John Rogers Chadwick, Y. Paul
Travers and Romolo A. Fanclulli.
The annual entertainment for the
benefit of the Florence Crittenton
League given by the "Y" Society will
be held at the Claridge on Saturday
afternoon. April 90. The following
artists will appear: Mile. Irene Lang
ford, Mile. Finita de Loria, Mile. Leo
nora Boswell and Nine. Yuhi famakma,
who will appear in Japanese panto-
mime. Dance music will be b. Lang's
Columbia College Orchestra.
Among the patrons and patroncsses
are Jules s. Bache, Peter T. Barlow,
Mrs. T.. +. Birmingham, Thomas NJ.
Debevoise. Mrs. Edward R. Hewitt, Mrs.
Ira W. Henry. Mrs. Ralph Howes, Mrs.
George Scott Hubbell, Mrs. Henry Selig-
man and Mrs. Joseph Stuart Whteside.
Tickets, at 81. may be obtained at the
door, or from Miss Margaret l.. Hub
bell, l62 West Ninety-frst Street;
checks payable TO Miss Eleanor T. Bir-
ningham.
The annual church service Of the
New York Mozart Society, Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell president, will be held at
the West End Presbyterian Church,
lo5th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. on
Sunday evening, April 30, at S o'clock
The pastor, the Rev. DR.. Edwin kelg-
win, will conduct the service, and Miss
Anna Fitziu and Hugh Allen will be the
soloists, assisted by the Mozart Society
Choral, under tho direction Of Walter
Henry Hall.
Afternoon dances will be given by
Miss Bertha Draper King at the Coterie
Club, 40 West Fifty-eighth Street, on
Friday afternoons. April 20, May 8 and
May l2. The patronesses include Mrs.
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, ir., the
Vicontesse de sibour and Mrs. George
Jay Gould.
The hrst Of three supper dances will
be held at the Cot.rie Club on Thurs
day evening, May 4. The other dates