The sun., 1916-10-29

Wednesday afternoon ut he Poe Cot
tage In Fordham. After viewing the
cottage, pictures and literary relics. an
informal programme was carried out In
the ivlng room. Mrs. Fisk gave an
appreciation OF Poe, Henry Gaines
Hawn read '"rhc Raven" Mary Sandal
cad another poem. and Edwin Mark
ham one on Poe
Members of the Auxiliary Society or
the Hebrew Sheltering Gus rdian society.
New York Orphan Asylum. will give
their annual card party OF Wednesday
afternoon at the Waldorf-Astoria. The
president is Mrs. Abraham Levy and
the chairman Mrs. II. J. Sower. Tickets
may be had from the secretary. Mrs.
Henry Clay Ansbacher. 2041 Fifth
avenue. The proceeds will bs used for
bIilding another cottage for orphans
at Pleasantville.
Current events will be discussed at a
series OF ten subscription lectures by
Miss Marion Gaylord Atwell In the lee
ture room OF the Manhattan Congrega-
tional Church. Broadway and seventy
sixth street. under the auspices OF Aux
Hilary No. "a Of Stony Void Sanatorium.
The first was given on "Wednesday.
Tickets may be had from Mrs. Arthur
II. ftT1ug", treasurer, oSuo bToduWdy
ard the proceeds will be used for Stony
Wold's work on behalf OF tuberculosis
sufferers.
Al the Hotel Ansonia a series ~ mid
winter dances are being arranged by
Mrs. Austin r. Hancock for Dec. l.
Jan. l2. Feb. Q and March ?. They will
be under the patronage OF Mrs. Wendell
Barker. Mrs. M!nthorne Woolsey. Mrs
Henry X. Server. Mrs. u. II. Glover
Mrs. Walter l.. McCorkle. Mrs. s. WIN.
lam Long. Mrs. Howard Mean. Mrs
Albert 7. Massey, Mrs. II. ". Hemp
| Adrian briggs. Mrs. william Conley
Mrs. william +. Bailey. Mrs, Hunter l.
Wilson. Mrs. O.. r. Won Bonnewitz. Mrs
Duncan McMartin, Mrs. William NJ
Compton. Mrs. Francis a. Murdoch
Mrs. 7. +. Flahcrty. Mrs. John z
Lowe. Jr.. Mrs. John +. Williams. Mrs
Carlin Philips. Mrs. ]. X. Aldrich. Mrs
James Ritchey. Mrs. Villars Dodge and
Mrs, Horace NJ Hovey.
A memorial meeting will he held thil
afternoon In honor OF Mrs, Arthur FL
lot Fish. who died last summer ]
win be held at the Wsldorf-Astoria II
the Aston gallery under the suspice,
of the William II. Davis Memorial Free
Industrial School for Crippled Children
the Lulu Thorley Lyons Home for Grip
pied and Delicate Children. the JUNO
League of the Free Industrial Schoo
for crippled Children and Athene. Ec
,e,ttc. Rubinstein, Beethoven ant
Rainy Day clubs.
The chairman will be Miss Eiorenc'
Guernsey. Addresses will he made b,
Walter Scott. Mrs. Katherine A. Mar
II, NJ. L...al as, Nh NJ
Palmer, Mrs. william Gran Brown
and Mrs. William Rogers Chapman. TIL.
musical numbers will be by Veroi
p'Anralls and Walter Mcllroy.
on November G Mrs. Harold Georg,
Woods Society Card 1T will nave IL
second meeting Of the season at IN,
Hotel Aston.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell will resume he
monthly dance for the choral members
bachelor girls, Junior cabinct n usher
of the New York Mozart Society, %
which she IL president. on the frs
Wednesday IN December at Breton Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell Will Iva We a,
apartment for the season at tho Hote
Walton, l04 west Seventeen street. bu
will keep their country homo at Scars
dale open throughout the winter an,
viii entertain week end parties there,
Tho Mozart Society will give Its FRS
afternoon musical on Saturday at tn
Hotel Aston. Tho opera OF Aida" wi.
be given In italian under the directio
OF Milton Aborn. with Joseph Faster
mack as musical director, Tho orchestra
cast and chorus have been taken fror
the Metropolitan. Boston n Chicag
Int ra compaules,
There will be q meeting and luncheo
~ tho National American Women
Suffrage Association at tho Hotel NJ
Alpin on Friday at I o'clock. The men,
b,r have been asked to meet Mr.
Nellie McClung OF Canada, -the woma
who secured the vote for inc women G
me great Northwest" Mrs. McClun
viii speak. and Dir. Anna Howard Sha'
aud Mrs. Carrie Chapman tatt will ais
make addresses. Tickets may he pre-
cured from Mrs. Ernest Thompson 81
ton, chairman Of the social committe,
In the ballroom OF the Hotel Asto
the Theatre Assembly. Mrs, j. Chri
topher Marks. president. will have 1
first study day OF the season on Frids
afternoon. The play to he discussed W
be The Intruder" under the dlrectio
OF Mrs. Albert Leon rage,
A luncheon and theatre party ";
given to Mrs. Frank Cochran on Wrdu-
day in honor OF Mrs, Noble McConnel
The luncheon was at the Hotel Astor.
The Society Of American Women {
German Descent held a meeting IN SUI
day afternoon at the Hotel Aston Il
the benefit OF the Fast Frussian Il
lief Fund. An address was made
Prof, Camille Won klcnze of the co
lcge of the City Of New York. and Il
musical numbers included the singing
"The Star S~pangled Banner" by Mi'
Emily Burger and some violin humble
by Paul Stoewing. The society IL ei
%deavoring to collect money through 1
Won Steuben Red Cross Fund with whic
to rebuild at least n German home