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ter Brussels, told OF his four years
work abroad during the war The
guests of honor were Mrs. Harry Lilly,
president of the City Federation; Mrs.
A. NJ Palmer, Mrs. John Fowler Trow,
Mrs. Walter ). Comfy, Miss Helen
Variek Boswell, Mrs. John VI, Gala
CHER and Mrs. 4. II. Holstead. Dele
gates elected TO the city Federation
were Mrs. c. D. Crittenden. Mrs. Will
lam McAndrew, Miss Florence Whit
field and Mrs. S. +. Brown, Mrs. II.
Austin Cossitt and Mrs. Arnold L. Davis
as alternates.
The New York Mozart Society. Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell president, will give its
annual White and Gold Breakfast Sat
urday al the Hotel Aston. 1t will be
attended by many prominent women as
guests OF honor, and also by naval OFF,
GERS. The breakfast committee, headed
by Mrs. Samuel Gardner Esterbrook will
wear white wigs and red. white and blue
streamers, and the members OF the Junior
Cabinet. who will assist n looking after
the guests. will wear 1880 hats with rib
bons under their chins
Guests of honor will include Mrs.
Clarence Burns, Mrs. Belle de Rivera,
Mrs Ernest E. Malcolm, Mrs. William r.
Stewart, Mrs. Bedell Parker, Mrs James
ID. Sh pman. Mrs. William ID. Sporborg,
Mrs. John Francis YawRer, Lulu Bride,
Miss Anna Fitziu, DR.. and Mrs. A. Ed
win Keigwin, Major and Mrs. Robert
Hall Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
7. Percy. Miss Ida V. Townsend, Andrea
de Segurola and Maurice DE .ches, who
will speak.
The breakfast will be followed by
competition and fancy dancing. for
which two orchestras will play.
Richard T Percy, organist Of the
Marble Collegiate Church, was engaged
several weeks ago by Mrs. Mcconnell
to conduct the Mozart Society's Choral
in place Of Carl Hahn, who appeared in
that capacity for the last time on Tues
day night at the Hotel Aston. AT this
concert the artists were Miss Fitziu,
Miss Claire Lillian Peteler and Andrea
church service will be held this evening
IN the West End Presbyterian Church
luncheon was given at the Aston yes
terday for Mrs. Mcconnell by Mrs
Henry c, Hawkins, whose guests num-
bered 100.
A spring fete will be given under
fashionable patronage by Miss Harriette
! Cady, pianist, assisted by Miss Heller
SChaup, danseusc (Russian schooD, al
the Hotel Gotham Tuesday afternoon
Miss Cady will be heard in selections
! from Beethoven. MaCDoweN, Dpquiu and
| others. Miss Schaup will give Indian
Sypsy, Oriental and snake dance i!e
patronesses include tho Countess de
! Langier-Villars Mines. Frank Arnold
, George r Bliss, Henry T.. Cook. Charles
| H. Ditson, stuart Duncan, Frederick A.
| Dwight, Henry McKeen Ferriday, Paolc
r. Finuocchiaro, Austin Flint. Austen
| G.. Fox, Charles +. Hoffman, Henry
! Forbes McCreery. Charles L. Orvis
| Frederick Roosevelt s Montgomery
| Roosevelt Preston Pope Satterwhite
James Speyer William +. Wheelock
! Ferdinand Wilmerding and John Nor,
( gan Wing; the Misses Rowland, Misses
1 Harriet VI Center. Marguerite l.. Grif'
! nth and Susan ID. Griffith,
4 little siit entitled Some of Shake
| speures Lady Friends written by Miss
Helen Narick Boswell, will be presented
| by the members of the Womens Forum
1T their annual entertainment nj tht
Rivoli Theatre on the morning of May
10. The cast will be as follows;