The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01

Sporborg, Mrs Louis Ra,ston. Mrs. Car
roll Nichols, Mrs. Genevieve A B. An
drews. Mrs. Henry @, Hughes and Mrs.
Otto Ham. The board of directors also
will be line and represented by Mrs.
Austin N. Palmer, Mrs. Noble McCon-
NELL Mrs. r. A Sherman. Mrs. Clinton
B. Smith. Mrs. Arthur Yetman and Mrs
James Born Turk. There will be dane
ing until midnight and buffet will be
served. A musical programme has been
arranged. Two bands will furnish the
music.
In the Rose Room Of the Hotel Astor
Thursday afternoon the woman's Health
Protective Association, Mrs Ralph
Trautman, president, held its last and
most Interesting meeting OF the sea-
son. 1t opened with q short address by
Mrs Trautnan. after which she intro
duced Lieut. Commander William 8.
cambridge who returned from France
recently. where he served two years as
a surgeon. He gave a talk on Some
Medical and Surgical Lessons of the
War" Daniel Webster Hermann Of
this city gave a graphic and interesting
talk on his recent visit TO tho devas-
tated regions OF France The after
moons programme included music and
was followed by q social hour. The
war work Of the Woman's Health Pro-
tective Association will continue through
out the summer to assist returning SOL
diers and sailors. Mrs. Trautman and
her coworkers are planning for an ac-
tive campaign to aid the man in finding
employment
A luncheon was given Tuesday at the
Hotel Marseilles by Mrs. r NJ. Michel
sen for the members Of the Thursday
Club Of tho Norwegian Children's Home,
So Gubner street. Brooklyn. Assisting
Mrs. Nicholson In receiving her guests
was Mrs. Alexander Andersen. Among
those present we're: Mrs. A. n. Rigg,
Mrs. George Parman, Mrs. X. r. Adner.
Mrs. Fohs Andersen. Mrs. Juel Bic. Mrs
G. b. Dahl. Mrs. B. Geruldsen, Mrs.
Gerh. Hilie. Mrs. o. Olsen. Mrs. J. Town
Ing, Miss Helga Sparch. Mrs. Alfred
johnson. Mrs. o. Hertzwig, Mrs Dyb-
wig. Mrs c. N. Bruun and Mrs. ]. Olsen.
Tho Daughters OF Michigan In New
York, Mrs. Thomas Gladstone Massey,
president. will have their annual outing
Tuesday ct the country home Of the
treasurer. Mrs. NJ. L. Rimes, at Noun
tain Lakes, n. J. The luncheon will be
followed by a business meeting at which
the reports OF the year will be finished
Mrs. 4. J. Brosseau OF the Hotel Marie
Antoinette, the clubs recording secre-
tary, is the Michigan representative Of
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, and has received and distributed
knitted articles. chocolates and olga
rettes to the boys In the hospitals here
from friends and families In the home
State. A letter was received by the Or
o. n ~
Michigan. thanking the president and
tho members OF the club for their CO.
operation, and their work at the Mich
tsan canteen.
Mrs, J. W. Lowry of 1olst street and
West End avenue, gave luncheon at
the Hotel Marseilles Tuesday for her
sister. Mrs. F.. a. Bradshaw. The deco
rations were pink sweet peas and white
spring flowers The luncheon was fol-
lowed by bridge. Among the guests
were Mra James MoManus, Mrs. NJ
Heydeman. Mrs F. s. Figsby. Mrs. Gas
coyne. Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. Hull and Mrs.
Pennock.
Tho Russian concert and ball at the
Hotel des Artistes Monday evening was
a picturesque AFFAIR. with women in the
audience wearing high Russian head
dresses and officers the uniforms of the
old Russian army. A substantial
a mount was realized for wounded and
Russian officers. The enter
tainment was given by the Voluntary
Association of the Russian Army and
Navy Officers in the United States A
Russian Interpretation Of the "5tar
spangisd Banner" played on the man