The sun., 1916-11-26

held under the auspices or the Women'0
Guild Of 81. Luke's Church. Convent
avenue and Hist street. Of which the
Rev. q. Ashton Oldham Is rector. Mrs.
william Hendy Wallace was chairman
OF tho bazaar. n was assisted by
Mines. Gov s.. Harrington, Edward n.
c. Tower. Francis NJ. Irwin. Thomas
N. Hill, Frederick NJ. Weld. william
Culman, William C. Lester. William NJ.
Simpson. H.. Crosweli Tuttic. Jacob
Hoehn. Edward c.. Sperry. william L.
Jones. Henry +. Mott. Robert f. Mer-
tens. Fred I. Simpson. william II. Kirby.
Stephen O.. Carpentry Frederick N.
Petersen. Charles Pearson, Walter
Stahler. J. Hamilton Morrison and A.
Weymer Cassidy. and the Misses Con-
stance Wallace. Isabel Hoehn. Edna Toll
son. Elizabeth Clark. Amy Schacfer,
Violet Hughes. Ellen w. Naxro, N. NJ.
Tracy. Anna n Ruth Gayer.
Tho board Of managers of the Little
Mothers' Aid Association has lent out
invitations for n reception tomorrow
afternoon at Happy Day House. 2s6
Second avenue near Fourteenth street.
There will be music and tea will be
served.
Clio. Mrs. Charles Milton Ford pres!-
dent. will have a meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the Hotel Astor.
On Wednesday evening the National
Opera Club OF America. Nine. Katherine
Won Klenner. president. will have its
first evening meeting Of the season at
the waldorf-Astoria. The programme
will include an operalogue by Havrah
Hubbard. who will take verdi's "Othel!o'
for his subject. This will be illustrated
on the piano by Claude Gotthelt. Selec-
tons from Madam Butterfly" will be
given by Miss Seybel Nane OF the Covent
Garden Opera Company. The pro-
gramme will be followed by dancing.
A bazaar social will be held this after
noon by the woman's professional
League at It's clubrooms. 1893 Broadway.
The league will have its bazaar on The
afternoons and evenings Of DecembG I.
5 and 9 at the clubhouse. The league
will have its regular monthly social to-
morrow afternoon at the clubroome. In
the absence OF the president. Mrs.
Suzanne westford. Mrs. Gordon Richie.
the FIRST vice president. will preside.
On Friday evening st. Marks Hospital
will have its t~wenty-sixth annual
Thanksgiving benefit concert In the ball
room OF the waldorf-Astoria. The pro-
ceeds will be used to pay of the debts
for maintenance Of the hospital accu-
INFLATED during the summer.
The third annual bail and banquet OF
Athene. Mrs. Katherine A. Martin.
president. will be held in the ballroom
Of the waldorf-Astoria on January II.
1-t,~ .t,,A hao ar~on1al 70 anInu n room
in the F~ederation's Hotel for working
girls.
| Mrs. Leonard l.. Kill president. will
| give a silent Drama Day" on Friday
| afternoon at the Plaza. After the usua!
reception and luncheon there will be a
programme OF moving pictures and adj
dresses with music by an orchestra of
f!ty pieces. The pictures. which have
not yet been exhibited. will a.terward
be sen, to Chicago and start from there
on n cross continent. tour OF women S
clubs with the object OF overcoming the
prejudice which many women have
| against photo plays and TO prove that
| thrills and melodrama are not required
20 make them interesting.
The Cercle D'Amls under the d!rec-
ton Of the Misses Semple will v Its
second dance OF the season on Thursday
evening at tho Wa!dorf-Astorla-
On Wednesday evening the first OF q
series OF dances under the auspices OF
Storewall Jackson Chapter. Children OF
the Ccntederacy. will he given In the
ballroom o. the Hotel Majestic. The
proceeds Will DO given 10 the Junior
organization o. the chapter. which main
talns scholarsh ps in some OF the noun
tain schools In Virginia ard Kentucky
and has already educated several chill.
dren. Tickets may be had from the
vlce-presidert general. Mrs, Robins A.
I.au. as West N!nety-fourth street
the chapter president. Miss Ruth
Stewart Hall. 800 81. Nicholas avenue
and J.. MacAulay Costncr. 80 Wander
Dit avenue.
Among the speakers at the annual din
ner OF the Maine Society OF New York,
,yhirh u1s giNau ra~Arfly NJ tina IInfAl