The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23

William T. Niswanger and Mrs. Middle
berger.
The board Of directors met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. ]. Hedges Crowell,
lO44 Fifth avenue, for the purpose Of
transacting such business as related to
their philanthropic activities.
The next meeting of the Women's
Health Protective Association will be
held at the Hotel Aston Tuesday, April
/, at 2 80 o'clock.
Prothumian, an organization devoted
10 the reading Of the Bible, will hold
its annual meeting at the home of Mrs
Charles Appleton Terry, 31O West 105th
street, on Friday afternoon. At o'clock
the annual reports of officers and chair
man will be called for by the president,
Mrs. j. Douglas Walton. and at O'Clock
programme will be presented, when
EXCELLENT speakers will be heard and sew
eral Of the best local musicians.
Owing to Tuesday being a holiday on
account of the parade of the Twenty
seventh Division. the Woman's Auxiliary
to the Rescue Work OF the Salvation
Army will not hold their meeting. The
annual meeting of the auxiliary will be
April 22, when the election OF officers
will take place and interesting reports
will be read
The Booth Memorial Hospital was
recently opened by Commander Booth.
1t is up to date in every detail and has
DR.. n. d. Seymour for head physician.
To celebrate Mi-Careme the University
Forum Of America, DR.. Alexander Cum
ming president, will have a grand cotii-
lon Tuesday evening at the Hotel des
Artists Vast mr.,
Cumming will be chairman and Miss
Marie L. Adams hostess. There will be
several features in the cotillon. includ-
ing an aviation waltz, n shadow dance.
Cinderella one step and a confetti
dance. Prizes will be given and favors
distributed. During the intermission a
programme of music and dancing Will
be given by the Serbian guests of honor,
Stovo Stojanovich, violinist. and Miss
, Dolores Mitrovich, in classical and inter-
pretative dances.
At the navy dance last week OF the
forum Lieut. Theodore c. Forssell was
the chairman OF the evening and DIR.
Royal S. Copeland the Cu-Et Of honor,
who gave an interest''3; address on
Health Iroblems in til. Reconstruction
Period" Miss Muriel Nelson gave some
monologues and songs The hostesses
We're Mrs. Copeland. Mrs. Ernest A.
Nelson. Mrs. owen Kildare, Miss Alleen
| Scovlll Miss Mary A. Monahan and Miss
Elizabeth s. Ilg
A fashion ball was held at the Hotel
Biltmore last evening under the auspices
OF the Metropolitan Artists Club. The
latest spring and summer models by
leading French and American firms were
displayed. During the exhibition there
was orchestral music
The Daughters OF Ohio in New York,
Mrs. William J. Cauthers president,
have desk in the Hall of States Build
ing, "7 West Twenty-fifth street, where
the chairman for the War Camp Com
( munity Service. Mrs. Charles s. Gal
iagher, with her committee meets four
days a week.
The March meeting Of the Emerson
College Alumni Club was held March | !
at the rooms OF the Twelfth Night Club.
~ West Forty-fnurth street An elcc-
tioho officers foI the ensuing rwS years
was held. Mrs. X. w. Arvidson was
elected to fill the place of the retiring
president, Mrs Elise West Quaire; Mrs.
j. +. Rabbit was elected first vice.
president; Mrs NJ Il. Jewell second
vice-president Miss Helen Roarty, cor
responding secretary. and Mrs. Emma s.
Bradley, treasurer. Following the cleo.
ton Mrs Quaife read one of her PLAYS.
THE Natural Incentive The next
meeting Of the club will be held April 90.
which will be the final meeting of the
season.
Charter Chapter. Mrs. William r.