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Cheney made the principal addresses.
Edwyn Stearns spoke on Armenian re-
lief Tho programme also included
songs by Mrs. Julia Cameron Mont
gomery's trio and a group Of songs by
Mrs. Gofigan, soprano, and monologues
by Miss Theodore Irvine. Mrs. Law
renee +. Braine was chairman OF the
day. The guests of honor included Mrs.
William Rogers Chapman, Mrs. Ralph
Trautmann, Mrs. Austin \. Palmer and
Mrs. Edyth Totten. An appropriate
tribute to the late president Miss
Florence Guernsey. composed by Mrs.
John II. Greisel, Mrs. Charles II. Grit
I'm. Mrs Alfred Cochran and Mrs.
Frederick r. Lee. was presented to the
club this week. The club will entertain
wounded soldiers Sunday evening,
March 30, at the residence Of the Rev.
Henry Marsh Warren.
The St. Patrick's Day celebration OK
the Marquette Club is to be held at the
Hotel Plaza. Major Thomas T. Reilley
commander throughout the war of the
Third Battalion. 165th Infantry, will be
the guest OF honor and will deliver an
address \ short musical programme
will precede the annual st. Patrck's
Day dance. A committee OF twenty
members has charge OF arrangements.
II is expected 500 persons will attend.
The dance music will be furnished by an
orchestra OF college students under the
direction OF Harold ]. 7. Koran. This
ls the only dance held by the club dur
Ing the Lenten season.
The Glee and Mandolin clubs OF CO.
Iumbia University, consisting of sixty
members. will give a concert at the
Plaza Easter Monday night. April 21.
for the Marquette Club, and will remain
as it's guests for dance afterward.
The proceeds OF both events will be
psed to defray the expenses of the civic
and patriotic forum conducted by the
club Ambrose o'Connell, 81 Chambers
street. Is president.
Mrs. Jacques Halle. who makes her
home at the Hotel st. Regis, will enter
lain at ball and supper I'm the Louis
XIV. suite OF the St. Regis on the eve
ming Of April ).
Beethoven Society, Nine. Aida Tanini
rsgliavis president. will hold its third
large bridge party for war relief on
Friday afternoon, March 2S, in the ball
room of the Hotel Plaza. Tickets are
t1.25 and may be obtained from Nine.
ragliavia, 50 West Seventy-fourth
street, or Mrs. Edward r. Perkins, 81
West Seventy-ffth street.
The Beethoven Red Cross Unit sews
phe day a week at the residence OF Mrs.
Vanderbilt. West Fffty-seventh street.
Mrs James Stuart is the new chairman
81 the unit.
The directors of the club will be enter
tained at tea following the monthly
meeting on Friday at the home OF the
president. Mime. Tagliavia will give a
lance for the young men and women
nshers OF the club on Saturday evening,
March 20, at her home. Many new
members have Joined the society this
month.
The Daughters OF Indiana, Miss Mary
Barrett Hay president, will hold their
March meeting tomorrow afternoon al
he Hotel Astor. Mrs. T.. jean Nelson
Penheld will give an address on Laws
Affecting Family Relations Miss
Louise Lancaster will sing.
The Manhattan Matinee Club, Mrs
Jessie Emerson Moftat president. will
lttend a performance OF "a Prince There
Was on Wednesday after a luncheon al
PIE Hotel Cumberland. A social meet
big and discussion will be held by the
hub on March &c Mt the reside nce oi