The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

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because of the fact that the brides
grandfather. the late George w. War
rem. one Of the most renowned mu-
eicians OF his day, was for many years
the %orCanist of 81. Thomas's.
The garden party Of the Army Relief
Society. Branch No. |. has for years
bect a fixture of the early spring sea-
son, and the date chosen for this year =
entertainment Is May %. II will he
held according to custom at Governors
Island. which at this time of the year
is an especially attractive spot. Tie
objects of the society are. to collect
FUNDS and provide relief In case of
m gene for dependent widows ana
orphans of officers and enlisted mon W
the n,,,ular army of the United States,
70 aid IN securing empiuycment for
such acnciiciaries. and Ia solicit and
create scholarships for and to super
wise tb education Of such orphans.
The programme. which Will begin nj
3, will include a company drill by a dis
c%iplinqry company. an exhibition aero
Dlane flight and evening parade as well
az the regular band concert. Miss Anna
Iftziu of the metropolitan Opera VIII
sin .sThe star Spanglcd i}anner.'
The ~aeroplane flight will take place
on the new parade ground and viii ""
under the direction Of Major Hartman
If tn. Fixing Corps. /. :. y. Booths
will lie arranged on the lawn for the
sale Of tea. ice cream. flowers and other
commodities. and one of the features
OF the day will he the dance at N"
Ohfcers club during the afternoon
Mrs. Daniel :. Lamont is president of
the General Society Of Army Relief ana
Mrs. Charles f.. Roe Of Branch No. l.
Tickets at 81 may be- obtained al
Mrs. Roe. 81 Fast Thirty-seventh
street: Mrs. Oliver 4. Bridgman, 3SS
Park avenu Miss Harriet NJ Center,
"a West F'orty-cighth street. Mrs.
Francis NJ. Gibson, ais West Eighty
fourth street. IL at Governors Island
on the day of the garden party. Ad-
mission to the club for dancing Will be
80 cents extra and after . a supper Will
be served by Mazzetti in the tents at
as cents for each person.
Among the patrons and ~patronesses
are abe President and Mrs. Wilson, the
Governor and Mrs. Whitman. the
Mayor and Mrs. Mitchell. the Secretary
Of War and Mrs. Baker. Col. and Mrs
Theodore Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
lam II. Taft, the Secretary OF state and
Mrs. Lansing. Mr.. n Mrs. Elihu Root,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Sattcrlee, Po-
lice Commissioner Arthur Woods. Mrs.
Russell Sage. Gen. Daniel Appleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley j. Sh.patl. Mrs
james VI. I.awton. Mr.. and Nj Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, the Rev. Herbert
Shipman. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius II
Agnew. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fairfield os-
born. Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald. Col. and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs
James Speyer. Major and Mrs. Louis
Livingston eaman CHARLES 1.anier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould, Mr.. and
Mrs. otto II. Kahn. Mrs. Belmont TIT.
fany, Mrs. John Hays Hammond, JohH
u. Crimmins. Mrs. Thomas Hubbard.
Mrs. Edward Hardness. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius y. Bliss. Mrs. Charles
Cooper. Major-Gen. Leonard Wood and
Mrs. Wood and the officers AND their
wives who are stationed at Governors
Island.
In case of Indictment weather tho
booths will be removed 10 the club.
Summer plans are aking shape an
many families are leaving their city
homes for suburban places, other
IlhhSV " W AiA'''' 80 ''HF H'f'f 49,
gust. Mr.. and Mrs. William *. VAN
derbilt. who have been at their place
IN Oakdale, l.. l.. expect to sail fo"
Europe this week to pass some time in
the vicinity OF Paris. Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Il. Alexander and the Misses
Alexander will go to Tuxedo PARK THIS
week for part of the Summcr and Mr..
and Mrs. W. Goadby I.oew rave gone
10 Roslyn. l.. J., TO remain until July.
MI. and Mrs. Fairfax :. LandStrcct
will leave for Southampton, l.. l., late
this month and Mrs. W. Lowe Rice.
who has again leased plas-ar-l.Nn. on
Lake Aga wam, Will 20 there early IN
June. Gen. and Mrs. Howard Car
roll have opened CarrollCliif. their
country place in Tarrytown-On-Hid-
son, where they will he for the greater
part of the summer, and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. De Berkeley Parsons will shortly
leave for their place in Rye. y. Y, to
pass some weeks before coins 10
Northeast fIarbor. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Miller. who
have been passing the winter in the
Creamery Park section, will 90 this
week 10 Tuxedo Park and late this
month Mr.. and Mrs. Luther kountze
will 60 to Dclbarton. their couniry
place in Morristown. y. j, Mr., and
Mrs. W. DE Lancey kountze hay" de-
cided 20 pass the summer again in
Southampton. where they ar" expected
early next month. Mr.. II Mrs. T.
Ogden Chisolm have given up South
ampton as a summer resort and have
gone with their family to Ridgetield
Conn, for the summer.
Mrs. Clarence pell and Miss Char
3otte Pell nav already one 10 New
port, and recently Mrs. Dulany How
land leased there for the season the
Nathaniel Thayer villa. Mr.. and Mrs
James A.. Burden. who generally pass
She summer in Wosthury. J.. l.. have
just leased Dudley Place, the estate
of the late Dr. and Mrs. William T.
Bull, at one Mile Corner, just beyond
the Newport line. This is one of the
most interesting Of the Colonial
houses yet in existence and IL wa:
the headquarters Of Lord Dudley dur
ing the war Of the Revolution. Mr.
n Mrs. Herbert NJ. Hartman have
decided not to 20 to Newport and
have taken n place in HiCksvillc, l., !
Mrs William II Rra6ford bag rou,