New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

will figure on the programme.
Louis II. Chslif, the bale. master
o. the Imperial Russian Ballet, has
arrsnged several dances FOR the con
cert
Nile. Flore Ravelles. % Serge de
Daghilefs Ballet Russo. will sell
champagne, and she will b. assisted by
r1en o. me executive committee.
Baroness Vera De Ropp will have
chsre. Of the sale Of Aouers and can
de-.
An entertainment and bal pIil BE-
gwen by the Canadian Club Of New
York on May 3 al the Hotel Biltmore
for the benefit OF its motor smbu-
lsace fund. Tho programme will be
furnished By the Russian Symphony
Orchestra. Nine. Pauline Donalda, the
Ca2aG an soprano. formerly Of the Met
ropo'itan Opera Company, and Count
e.s Gina Mozzstto. Of the Scala Opera.
Milan. The pstroresscs include 'he
Duchess or Connsught. Lady Borden.
Lady Spring-Rice. Mrs. Charles ).
Whitman, Mrs John Purroy Mitchell.
Ms. &. Give Bsylcy, Mrs. 81 orme
Wilson. Ms. Vincent Aston, Mrs. W.
Seward Webb, Mrs. ". Bsysrd Cut
tins. Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs. Ogden
Reid. Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, Mrs. Henry
p. Dawson. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt,
ir.. Mrs. George " Wickersham, Mrs.
Henry Clcvs. Mrs Paul D. Crsvsth,
Mrs. Bradley Martin, Mrs. Herbert L.
Satterlee, Mrs. Lewis Gouyerneur Nor
r.s. Ms. Perry Belmont, Mrs. Lloyd
Br-ce. Mrs. Cornelius :. Bliss, IT,
Mr.. Angus. Belmont. Mrs. Charles II.
D,t-or. Mrs Charles Dana Gibson, Nrs.
Gordon Knox Bel. Mrs. II. Fairfield
Osborn and Mrs Se'h Low.
llr-. Marguerite ChcnJ, rno gave
lecture Thursday afternoon at the
R:-z-Carltoa on The LIE OF Insects
illustrated by colored slides, will give
he second lecture Of her course Tues
dsv afternoon. April IS. At $780, a.
the Theatre Frsncais. 10 West Forty
fourth Street. or Alfred de Mussei'
Illustrated by lantern slides and reel
tatons. These lectures arc for the
5cnea, Of lUn.on des Femmes de
France" and are under ,he patronage
Of Mrs Charles 7. Alexander. Mrs. v.
Bourkc Cochran, Mrs Newbold lie Roy
Edrsr. Mrs As.or Chsnler, Miss Anne
Morgan and Miss Josephine Osborne.
Preparations are being made FOR the
annual white and gold brsssfsst Of
ne New York Mozart Society, Mrs
Noble Mcconnell. president, 20 De held
=. the Hotel Aston on Saturday, May
$. Mrs Samuel Gardner Estsbrook
is chairman Of the breakfast commit
zee. and sre and Mrs. Mcconnell are
arranging many novelties for the Day.
There will be musical programme,
with Miss Anne FitziI sad Hugh Al
isn p. me artists. and after the break
fast there will ne dancing. for Vhica
handsom. prizes viii be gwen. Mrs.
Charles :. Whitman Will De the guest
Of honor and many other women OF
prominence will be present. The pres
dent will give 20 the special hos,esses
Of the dsy silver tea services, the
general hostesse. viii receive gold
fern d.she.. filed win flowers, and
among other souvenirs viii De diamond
wrist watches. vanity bags, etc. The
ballroom vii Dc decorated 20 resem-
ole a garden and rose srbor VII. De
arranged over the presidents table.
Tho officers and hostesses o. TIE c.do
will be in Coionia. costumes, ~.,h
poke hoIHe,s.
A reception tor n. new members o.
the club and their proposers viii be
he'd a. the home CT Mrs. Mcconnell
4s5 West End Avenue, or Nay ;. Ihey
vii ree..y. silver jewel boxes.
Atlsntic CITY. April 10. Easter al
At..ntie City ,bis year bids far 70
prov. ar unusually interesting oeea-
sion. II is probable mat the crowds
will be Ear in excess % those ever seen
a. tn, TIM. OF year. Many prominent
men ana women from New fors'
Warrington. Chicago.
Baltimore. Pittsburgh. Boston and the
principal Canadian cities have MADE
for Easter week.
Special features have beer planned
"a. MOS, notable Of vhien vii - me
..L:. L...kf.,,u >. ne given Easter