The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30

has been arranged by Mrs Harry Hal.
lsnbsck and will include a Shake.
epearian revel. In which professIona,
singers and dancers will take part IN.
Norris dancers with Margaret crartorI
and tho Misses Thorpe will dance. and
Florence Buchiin Scott. con,ral,o, And
Hugo Lenser. b~arytone. will be heard IN
groups Of English songs.
i1mAl supper dance Of the season a,
ThvRWday evening at "a Wes. Fort.
fourth street. II VIII he under .s
patronage Of Mrs. Charles Heydt. Mrs
r, G. T1tue, Mrs. Andrew \. Adams. Nrs
Horace /. Brightman. Mrs. George T.
Rupert and Mrs. Fredert, G. Howe n.
this city. Mrs. Thomas II. Marshall and
Mrs. Newton d. Baker Of Washington.
A meeting Of the woman's AUXILIARY
70 the rescue work Of the Salvation
Army. Mrs. Robins A. Lau. president
will be held at the home. 2ls Eas. III.
teenth street. on Saturday afternoon.
The oflcers elected at the annual meet.
ing will be installed and n ta.k on TIA
campaign and memorial training school
will be Given BY one Of the officers from
the national staff Of the army. Tea
| will be served AFTER the meeting and An
| Informal reception will be held by Tho
president md officers.
The Congress OF State Societies VII,
convene Tomorrow at tho Hotel Aston,
instead Of to-day.
The. Afeh ana last musicale OF IRE
Haarlem Philharmonic society's TWEEN.
ty.ffth season was hold on THURSDAY
morning in the ballroom Of the Waldorf.
Astoria. The artists were Nine, Del
Vale. soprano; oscar Seaglc. baryton.,
and Albert s%paldins. vtol!n!st Refors
the concert there was a brief reception
by the officers and committee members,
in which Mrs. e. NJ. Raynor, acting
r. Rich. Mrs. L. A.. 0iegerich. Mrs
Frank Littleield. Mrs. Orison Il. smith.
Mw. Thomas Jacka. Mrs. J. J. Blodse,t,
Mrs. r. A. Duneka. Mrs. J c. Sham,
Mrs. NJ. T. Conover, Mrs. David Provost,
Mrs. W. f. woodford. Mrs. r. l.
sweexy. Mrs. A. B. Williams. Mrs. W.
II. Tappan ana Mrs. A. A.. st'l~sll took
part.
The Daughters Of Nebraska, Mr.. EA.
win G. Arnold. president. will have their
the Aldine Club. They will give their
annual dinner on May p.
The last regular social meeting Of the
season Of tho International Pure MIX
ana Food League, Mrs. Edward ".
Hooke president. will be held on Friday
afternoon at the Hotel Aator. Owing
TO the coming biennial convention ~
women's clubs the leagues anrua break.
fast has been postponed until the early
autumn.
HeadQuar4ers Of the local board In
charge Of the thirteenth biennial cor
vention OF the National Federation -
women's Clubs. TO he held from Ma"
20 to June 2, will be open throughou,
the convention on the mezzan'He 20 r
Of the Hotel Aston and will serve as a
meeting place for all local me yistrg
club women. Through the delega'~- =
5000 clubs n national organization
$500. 900 women will be representei a.
the convention. The hotels comH.'''.a
reports the highest number Of r"ser,u-
tions ever made at any biennial af
urges the necessity OF Immediate rH;a-
cation from others VINO wish acco.nm'.
dations.
The Hotel As:or Will be the oTiy.a'
headquarters o. the general board 4 j.
rectors officials. chairmen % commit
tees. oTc!als guests and speakers. 40
OF the Texas Illinois. Kentucky, Nine
sofa, North pakata South Iaka''
delegations. The delegations OF Mass.
chusetts. Rhode Island. Vernon o0
Wisconsin Will he at the Belmont = s..
Of California. Michigan and Ohio ~ 81.
B!ltmore Alabama. the District ~ o..
lumb!a, Idaho. North Carolina I'd oro'
gon will be represented at tire 'i~sa'
Northern.
Delegates from Arkansas, Indiana
New Jersey and New Hampshire W. D..
at the McAlpin. Al the Murray III WI
be those from Nevada. South Carolina
and Wyoming. and FTorida's d"'"ca','r
and that Of Maine will stop AZ the N''n-
erland. The Arizona, Kansas and "5'.
homa delegates will he at the Fark ~
nue. those OF Georgia, Maryland. To-
nessee and West Virginia at ne F'al,
representatives OF Louisiana Miss 3 ir
C:ah and Washington will Ne 2' '"'
Vanderbilt. ard those from Perney'v7'
at the Waldors-Astoria. The Come"
and Virginia women will he a. - f's'
Sixtieth street.
Many luncheons. dinners ard o'h"r o.
terta!nments are being arranged ''r : =
visitors.
The meeting on SATURDAY. AT 'te w..
dorf-Astoria Of lie Lyceum Socle'e dos
Fenl!nes de France a New N'rN W
include a card party. The cntertai'' o.
will begin at . o'clock and rorss' a.
vocal and instrumental mus H''''
spersed with Ave minute causer'"s ~
the victims Of the war. Tickets ~ ''
oRrd party. which begins nj ; o'.''H
are 81. The proceeds will be used ~
the French war sufferers,
The Salon rave its third cor'er' A.
entertainment on Thursday evening "a
the Hotel Biltmore. The artists 'r''' 'r
Nine, Blanche Arral. Mm" CNg''
Mime. Pillar NORM. Mime, Renee Fl0r'cn'
Master John Cortgliaro. viol,n's' MIC
Il. Quintero. and the Princess Gal'irH'
a Cherokee. who contributed Selection
|, 10 the programmes IN the wRv ~ songs
dances and Indian folk lore, There We
also Spanish dances by Miss " Coz
|, Thomas and national dances Ivy Gr''
|, artists.
Mrs. Junius N. Love enterta'n"' -
Society Of Illinois Women on We'0"'
/, day at her home. 121 ST. Nicholas o'e
nue.. Tho guests Of honor include WE
William Rogers Chapman. Mrs Elm"
Black. Mrs. Austin Norman r. m''
( Mrs, Frederic Waller. Mrs. T3ll %
. Wells. Mrs. II. NJ. Tracy. Mrs lir''.
i, Holt Dew and Mildred HOl'or1 p