The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-15

sang an aria from "Rigoletto," accom- !
panied on the plano by Romualdo Sapio. !
The second meeting will be hNld to-mor-
row and others on Decembe, % and 80 |
and January and 10.
AZ the eighteenth annual election pf Of ,
ficers OF the Knlckerbocker Relief Club. |
held recently at the home Of Mrs. George !
H. Hearn $40 West 18th street the FOL- |
lowing we're elected President. Mrs.
Camille Blrnboim; first vice-presldeHt, |
Mrs. John II. May: second vce-presl- !
dent. Mrs. A. II Humphrey; third vice
president. Mrs. l. u. Hamilton: fourth /
vice-pres!dent, Mrs. George h. Howe ; !
fifth vice-president, Mrs. George Wess-
law; treasurer. Mrs. George II. Hearn;
recording secretary, Mrs Louise L. Man |
ley, and corresponding secretary. Miss
Ella Louise Henderson.
Tho club Is giving several card parties
and musicalcS, proceeds of which Will be
used for the Christmas entertainment for
the children Of the families OF the boys
OF Batteries Z and B. 3o6th Field Artll-
lery.
Antiques brought from the Orient by
Dr.. Vasacka, who spent thirty three
years in Asia Minor. India and other
places in missionary work. have been
donated by him 70 THE Evangeline,'
the woman's exchange recently opened
under auspices OF the Quarter Collec-
ton, Mrs. Rudolph Gronau president. for
the benefit of needy women. The eA-
change will he open until Christmas eve.
Mrs. VI. Messen is chairman of the relief
committee and Mrs l. Szymanski, Mrs.
Paul Wenzel and Mrs. W T. Dreyfus
are active in the management Of the
shop.
patriotic Night" will be celebrated by
the University Forum OF America Dr.
Alexander Cumming president, on Tues
day at It's new headquarters, 20B West
\inety-third street Gen. George b
Loud, a civil war veteran, will give
patriotic address, and there will b. vocal
numbers by Enri Enrique Rojo tenor;
violin selections by Enrique Diaz, with
Mrs. John F. Schipper at the piano The
Forum will have a Victory Ball on New
Years eve at Duryea's
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Webster Edgar
VIII give a reception this afternoon At
their home, 766 West End avenue, in
honor OF Mr. and Mrs, LaZlo Simonyi.
! who were married on November 1G. Dr.
, and Mrs. Edgar will be assisted in re-
Ceiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Simonyl, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas r.. Edgar, Mr.. and
Mrs. walter r, Iamprey and Miss Helen
Edgar Mrs Simonyi WAS Miss Jean
Webster Edgar.
Tho War Relief Sewing Circle, Mrs
Arthur II. Goldingham president, re-
sumed its meetings on Friday at her
| home, $50 Riverside Drive. The club
will meet on the second and fourth
Fridays OF the season. The members iu-
clude Mrs Henry Cunningham. Mrs
George S. Pratt, Mrs. John Hardy Mrs
Edward Howard. Mrs. 9. Breckenridge.
Mrs. William Ten Eyck. Mrs, Henry
Kennedy, Miss Minnie Dorney. Miss T.
Babcock, Miss Edna Kent and Miss NJ.
| Purdy.
For the benefit Of It's phtlanthropIc
| fund, Euterpe Club, Mrs. Alcinous Ber-
| ton Jamison president held a card
party on Monday afternoon at the Wal
| dorf- Astoria The fund, which was used
| largely for war work. will now be de-
! voted to other causes. including the
support OF a French orphan. Among
| those who had tables on Monday we're
Mrs. T. W. G. Cook. Mrs. Alc!nous Ber-
| ton Jamison, Mrs. George Leonard
! Fisher. Mrs. Frank p. Liant. Mrs. Sarah
| NJ. Foster, Mrs, James Moran, Mrs. AL
bert Schaefer. Mrs, Mary Barker. Mrs.
| Charles Stmson, Mrs. Ida Judson, Mrs.
| Alfred Nicholson, Mrs. Emma V. Her
rons. Mrs. Goddard ]. Berger and Mrs.
c. l.. Smith
On Wednesday another In the series of
lectures by Jeesica Lozier Payne for the
benefit OF the New York Diet Kitchen
Association will be held at Aeolian
Hall The board of managers of the
organization includes Mrs. August Bel
mont, Mrs. William Curtis Demorest,
Mrs Edward Ingraham. Mrs. Joseph w.
Tilton, Mrs. James Ditmar Voorhees,,
Mrs Edward Foote Dwight, Mrs. Henry
Willard, Mrs. William d. Gaillard, Mrs.
A. Franklin Adams. Mrs. Henry p.
Dawson. Mrs. Walter D. Hines. Mrs.
George orvis, Mrs William W. McAlpIn.
Mrs. George Reese Satterlee, Mrs. Ed
win II. MARS. Mrs. Richard NJ. Hodge.
Mrs Edward NJ. Cook. Mrs. Myricl
Plummer. Mrs Maitland F. Griggs and
Mrs II. Hobart Weeks.
The Mozart Society. Mrs Noble Nc
| Connell president. will have It's first
evening concert OF the season on Tues
day at the Hotel Astor. In memory
OF Sergeant Joyce Kimer, 166th Infan-
try, who was killed in the battle OF the
Ourcq last July. his poem. Trees"
which has been set to music by Carl
Hahn will be sung by the clubs choral
| OF $50 voices, Mrs. Harold e. Julien
| will sing the Incidental soprano solo