The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-20

| Mrs. Camille Birnbohm, Or. Julia I,
Muller, Mrs John II. Judge, Mrs E, G
Cunningham. Mrs. John L. Sardy, Mrs
Alfred Bressau, Mrs George Carr, Mrs
F. r. Bailey. Mrs. E X. Edwards, Mrs
Robert Truepel. Mrs. J. Stuart Smith,
Mrs Robert J. Campbell, Mrs R. G
| Greanelle, Mrs. q. H. Strong Mrs
Charles e. Wilcox. Mrs. !. ]. Cowdrey.
Mrs Bond Stow. Mrs. Charles B. Abbott
| Mrs. H. r. Riddle. Mrs. Albert Nepp'
Mrs Charles f. SpraRue. Mrs Damon
Lyon. Mrs. ]. Henry Roesse, Mrs H. r.
| Lloyd. Mrs. Charles Stern. Miss Elsa
McCaul, Miss Ruth Gormley, Miss Mary
Remington, Mrs. Benjamin Lillard and
Mrs. s. X. Raymond.
| In aid Of its philanthropic work among
the children of the poor a series Of talks
on current history in the making will be
given by Mrs. Jessica Lozier Payne for
the New York Diet Kitchen on alternate
Wednesday mornings. beginning Novem-
Der 8 at Aeolian Hall. Tickets for the
course Of twelve lectures will be so and
single tickets $3.50 each. They may be
had at Aeolian Hall and also at the New
York Diet Kitchen Association, SO West
Forty second street.
The lectures will be under the auspices
Of the associations board OF managers,
| who include Mrs. Henry P. Dawson,
Mrs. George Reese Satterlee. Mrs. WILL
lam w. McAlpin, Mrs. Edward Tuck
| Mrs. Joseph w. Tilton, Mrs. Myrick
Pnmmer. Mrs. August Lewis, Mrs
James ~. Wells. Mrs. John Degener
Mrs. Edward NJ. Cook. Mrs. William
Curtis Demorest. Mrs. Frank Badgley
Mrs. Edward Ingraham, Miss Freds
Pagenstecher. Mrs Rowland G. Free
Louise Barrows. Mrs. Arthur S. Dwight
Mrs. Edwin II. Mairs, Mrs. George
Orvis, Mrs. William d. GaiHard. Miss
Mary L. Pruyn. Miss Dorothea E.
Schmitz, Mrs. Dudley Tenney, Mrs
James Ditmars Voorhees,, Miss Julia f.
Smith Miss Alice Taggart. Mrs Elias
NJ. Johnson. Mrs. William F. Timlow.
Mrs. Edward Foote Dwight. Mrs Matt
land F. Griggs Mrs II. Hobart Weekes,
Mrs. Walker d. Hines Mrs. A. Frank
lin Adams and Mrs Henry Willard
A series OF free talks on conditions
at the front Is being given on Wednes-
day mornings at the Hotel Ansonia ny
Robert George Patterson. who recently
returned fiom France. Mr.. Patterson
is here on the invalid list as a victim
OF poison gas.
The National Society Of New Eng
land Women will do Its share Of war
work this winter. Its meetings will
be held at the Waldorf-Astor!a, the
next on october 81 at o'clock.
lie Lyceum Societe des Femmes de
France. Nine. Carlo Polifeme president,
will also have Its meetings at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. The next will be held on
November 2.
The Daughters Of Ohio in New York.
Mrs. William ]. Cauthers president, met
on Monday afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria The programme was arranged
to help the Liberty Loan drive OF the so
cicty, which had a booth in the Flat!ron
Building The artists and speakers In
{ cluded Miss Ethelreda AYES and Miss
Marjorie Knight, who were heard in rep
? resentative groups of English American
songs accompanied by Ralph Douglass
and Miss Vera Giles respectively. There
was an address by DR.. Frederick Hovey
Allen, and Mrs. Suzanne Westford AIen
urged the society to turn its coin iLrh
l
money usually expended on their annual
luncheon for their war relief work
For the benefit of the Bethany Day
= Nursery n series Of ten lectures on CUT
y rent history will be given by William
a Starr Myers. professor OF politics at
Princeton, at the Plaza on Thursday
afternoons at 80, beginning on Novem-
L Der 7. Mrs William f. Pearl OF III
West Seventy-seventh street has charge
. of the tickets.
The convention of the New York City
Federation OF Women's Clubs will be
held at the Hotel Aston on October 20
;, The delegates appointed by the Theatre
Club, Mrs. John H. Parker president, are
Mrs. Parker. Mss ii. C. Shirk and MIS-
Y George Shaw. while the alternates are
q Miss Emma Megel, Mrs. John A, Camp
bell and Mrs William II. Beers.
e The clubs delegates to the New YORK
: State Federation convention. which VII
d be held at the same place on November
:, II. are Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Helen Wells
Mrs. Joseph Taylor and Mrs. John j.
Curtis The alternates are Mrs Lee
! Schweiger. Mrs William Hart, Mrs. r.
: Il, Clark and Mrs. Woodward,
Many men from the army and navy
J. were guests at the dance on Friday
8 night at the Hotel Aston given hy '@e
:. Drama-Comedy Club. Miss Edyth Tot
I ten president. Motion pictures taken at
the clubs last field day we've shown h'
a the reception committee were Mss
Emma Meak. Miss Florence CrmnrN
Miss Meredith Wagner. Miss Jesse
I Pratt, Miss Leonore Hughes, Miss Her
nice Golden, Miss Agnes Mnr+'I MS
Grace Byron. Miss Edith Braun ana
( Miss I.etit'a Shipper.
The proceeds from the entertainment
n will be added to the clubs fund for an
8 ambulance for emergency work with me
theatrical unit OF the Woman's Po'''
Reserve.
y At the meeting OF the New York chap
6 ter of the United Daughters Of the con-
federacy held recently at the Hotel As
u tor the retiring president, Mrs. James
I Henry Parker. made the presentation o'
II an ambulance to the National Woman
Army. The ambulance was gIN''
through the New York chapter In mem
DRY OF Mrs Parkers husband. who WAS
Confederate cavalry officer, AMI It Wa
n accepted for the National Wom"i
h, Army by Major Betty Owens, After q, d
meeting the members adjourned 10 w,
" Forty-hfth street entrance OF the hote
N frontinued On EoIIotDfn1 PdoG)