The sun., 1916-10-22
NERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY,"

noon card parties will he given at All
Saints day nursery beginning Wednes-
day. The others will be on November 5
and 20 and December 6. There will be
music. and tea will be served. Tickets
nay be had from Miss Teresa g. MorI-
arty, 80 West 13Oth street.
On Saturday there will be another OF
the series of entertainments organized
for the members of the Ursuline Pro-
vincial Auxiliary. Of which Miss Teresa
MOriarty Is president. II will be a
luncheon at the Hotel Theresa. The
members will attend the performance OF
"Pollyanna' at the Hudson Theatre on
November I.
For the benefit OF American patriotic
and relief societies . preparedness ~
zaar will be held o. the Grand Central
Palace from December ~ to 81 under
the auspices of the Women's Auxiliary
Committee. Its members include Mrs.
Robert Lansing, Mrs. Charles =. Whit
man. Mrs. John Purroy Mitchell. Mrs.
Carrot A. Hobart. Mrs. w. ID. Hardness.
Mrs. Chauncey =. Williams. Mrs. Henry
w. Sackett. Mrs. Maurice La Montague.
Mrs. William II. Chaplin. Mrs. Frederick
=. Couchman, Mrs. oliver Il. Bridgman.
MTS. ItIcildTu DeTDy, MITE. WtIIIaIl CuIH-
mings story, Mrs. Oscar i. Richard.
Miss J. Alice Maxwell. Mrs. Sterling =.
Story. Mrs. AuGuste Julien Cordier and
Mrs. j. Rich steers.
Clio Club. Mrs. Charles Milton Ford
president, will have Its second meeting
tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel Aston.
Mrs. Harrison Griswold will be the chair
Of the day. and the subject to be
discussed will be what Citizens Should
DO In an international Crisis"
Daniel Frohman. president OF the Ac-
tors' Fund Of America. and Mrs. j. Chris
TOPPER Marks, president OF the Theatre
Assembly. viii! give a tea to tho guests
of the Actors Fund Home and the men,
bers OF tho Theatre Assembly OH Satur-
day afternoon at the fund home. West
New Brighton. =. !. II will De the first
event OF the kind ever given at the home
sued.
The details are being arranged by the
officers Of the Actors Fund
OF the Theatre Assembly /:
Mrs. Frank Evorard Hall. chairman =:
Mrs. Andrew Jackson Cobe. associate
chairman: Mrs. Minos II. Murray. Jr..
secretary Mrs. William Maxwell, treas
urer: Mrs. Edward II. Wells, chairman
Of donations, and Mrs. Charles Enge. the
aid. who Is chairman OF ar
rangements.
Mr.. Frohman and Mrs. Marks will be
In receiving By he officers and
boards Of the Actors Fund OF America
and the Theatre Assembly.
Under the patronage Of the Italian
Ambassador and the Italian Consul in
this city an Italian bazaar will be held
at the Grand Central Palace from Satur-
day TO November 3. The decorations will
he especially attractive. and Italian art.
painting and sculpture will figure promi-
nently IN the exhibits. There will be an
Egyptian booth In which a picture OF
cleopatra will he shown. and there will
a piutomimc in connection with this.
and !, brief talk on cleopatra by Thomas
u. Barry. son Of Major-Gen. Barry. He
will he IN Egyptian costume. Flower
and fruit booths will lie scattered
through the building. and the Woman's
Professional League will also have a
stall.
The Professional wonan's League
"A dramatic afternoon on Monday
a. its headquarters. 1899 Broadway.
Mrs. Owen Kildare was chairman and
u programme which included
r~ecitations by Miss Margerie Patterson.
address by Miss MarGot Kelly and
from Debussy's works rem
dered by Miss Edith NJ. Kramer of Read
ing. Pa. and Mile, Jeanne Marbourg
sang the "Marsc!llaise."
ON Tuesday the League had its fort
dance. with Mrs. ". Guy Nor
gan as the hostess. At the dance on
November , the president. Mrs. Su.
same Wcstford. viii be the hostess. NJ
the leagues next social meeting to-mor-
row Mrs. Lillian Sherley MacCullOch
will he the chairman ~ reception, Miss
Mcconnell chairman Of music
Miss Frances Florida chairman OF
refreshments.
At the New York Theatre CUBS first
social meeting ~ the season on Tues
day AT the Hotel Astor Miss Mildred
Holland, the chairman of the day. pre-
scented an unusually interesting pro-
gramme. 1t included the second act Of
The Intruder the bell song from
"Laknc." by Miss Grace lioggman, and
cello numbers by Miss Lucille Orrelle.
Miss Gladys Gilbert and Franklin Pang-
born gave the balcony scene from "Ro-
meo and Juliet" and W.. Frank Crane
spoke on The Drama and the Audi
ence.'
IN 81. r:Nzthe,h's Church. Broadway
and l>1'h s'r,ot, Miss Marie Leonard
Cassidy, daughter 81 Mrs. Francis =.
CASSIDY. wds married on Tuesday 10
Reginald Grtntlev Nare,lc. son o: Mime
Marie Narelle. the singer. The cere
mrny was performed 10y the Rev. Fau!er
Fadden II was followed by II rccep-
ton ~ the home of tho brides uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry l.. Joyce OF
IlN 81. Nicholas avenue
The bride wore "A gown % White bro.
cad"d satin and was attended nr Mis-.
Charles 'icrhold ~ ohio as ma;rou Of
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss ia.
bel Cassidy, Miss Rita Narellc. Miss Nav
Smith and Mss Helena curtis. The
wer" dressed in orchid colorad gowns
h best man was Frederick Russell and
tho ushers were Louis Doyle. .Joseph
Hachtmcy-r, Raymond Russell and Frank
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur X. Solomon. " ho