The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23
Numerous Weddings Are Planned for
Easter Week, While Every Night
There Will Be Ball or Dance of
Importance Filling Miladys
Engagement Book

/ Astor Galleries Of the Waldorf. and
promises to be Of unusual interest The
mothers Of the boys will serve on the
different committees, The programme
will consist of an entertainment, dano-
Ing and carda Members may secure
tickets from the president or SECRETARY
or at the door on the evening OF the
| entertainment, ....z ..
The last evening concert OF the club
will be held April 20 instead OF April .
| as originally planned. The last efter-
noon musical will be April 10 when
| there will be q recital By Rudolph CAM
| q, The auxiliary unit Of the club still 10
holding meetings/every Wednesday af-
ternoon ut the Waldorf Mira Arlarden
&C. Bridges 10 tho chairman.
| A substantial sum was realized b.
Athene Club. Mrs. Katherine A. Martin
president, for Its war work fund. At the
auction bridge party on Thursday at the
waldorf-Astoria Hotel After the games
many entertained at tea
| The war work committee, AIRS. James
| p. Niemann chairman, has filled new ro-
quests for hospital garments from other
city base hospitals In addition to No. !
at Gun Hill road. which they regularly
supply. The unit will continue, TO meet
each Friday Mt the waldorf until July.
|
Athene of the seasot Ytr be held April
. at the Waldorf. fddge Benjamin F.
Adams will Be the chairman of the day.
The nnal supper dance Of the club
win be held April 20 In the roof pariors
of the Waldorf. when Mra waltsS w.
orifhth will Be chairman
At meeting Tuesday of the board OF
hfhosrs and governors OF the New York.
Mozart Society at the Hotel Astor Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell was made life presi-
dent1 Of this organization. OF which she
Ia the founder. The other officers
elected were: Mrs. F. Macdonald SIN
clair. honorary vice-president: Mrs.
Benjamin Adriance, honorary act.vs
| vice-president: Mrs. Clarence Burns,
FIRST vice-pres!dent Mrs. Adolph ].
| Wells. second vicE-presldent; Mrs z.
Bassford Schmalholz. third vice-presi-
| dent; Mrs. John Thomas Taylor. fourth
vice president; Mrs. Joseph James Root.
Jr., secretary, and Mrs. Frederic Cush-
ing Stevens. treasurer. Tho following
| were elected to the board Of governors;
Mrs. Franklin Fiske. Mrs. Samuel G.
Estabrook, Mrs Willis j. Blackwell.
Mrs. Cary r. Simmons Mrs. Paul d.
Buckley. Mrs. G. F.. Goebel. Mrs. WAL
McCandless, Mrs. Edgar o. Challenger.
Mrs. r. Q. a, Clokner, Mrs Joseph en-
bert. Mrs. Orray T. Thurber, Mrs Will
| Hahn NJ. Haradon. Mrs. William Fl. Nc
Gee, Mrs. Lincoln S. Rogers. Mrs. Owen
J. McWtliiams, Mrs. Thomas w. Bent
ley, Mrs. Charles II. Allen, Mrs. Jack
son b. Sells. Mrs. Edwin II, Mar,ley,
| Mrs F. lie Roy Broun, Mrs. Frank Elsi-
more Jones, Mrs. Emma r. Seaman. Mrs.
Frank c. Cochran. Mrs. Robert II.
Davis. Mrs. John A. Storey and Mrs.
Jacob Leully. Mrs. James II. Becker
was made honorary member Of tho
board OF governors for 1890. These
officers will be Installed April 5 at tho
next afternoon musical of the eociety
at Hotel Astar. Tho artists on this occa.
sion viii be Miss Cyrena Van Gordon,
contralto. and Guide Ciccoleni, tenor.
This occasion VIII also serve to intro
l,duce the new director OF the choral de.
partment, Richard T. Paroy, organiss
n the Marble Collegiate Church. A.
this musical the Dixie Club Will DO
guests Of the society.
Men and Women OF Indiana IN New
York. including the Daughters Of Indi-
ana, or which Miss Mary Garrett HAY
liz president, will give a dinner and
i,lance April 10 at the Hotel McAlpir.
VIII II. Hays, chairman OF the Repub-
lican National Committee. will be
among the speakers.
The programme has been arranged by
| Nine. lIuIda Lashansxa for the recital
she VIII give Tuesday evening CT the
| Waioorf-Astoria for tho benefit OF ths
! school or Design and Liberal Arts ard
th> New York League of Women Work.
ers. a reception will follow the pro.
| sran'ne, which. in addition to numbers
by Nine. Lashanska. will include an ad-
dress by Andreas de Segurola of tho
! Metropolitan Opera House
On the committee in charge OF the re.
cital are: Mesdanes Harmon August
Courtiandt d, Barnes, Eucene BENJAMIN,
Joseph w. Burden, j. Clark Curtin,
Percy Fridenberg. Albert Freeman, MI
ton Goldsmith. Frances Hellman, Ed
ward .. Henderson. L. p Hughes An
drew Fl. Kellogg. Otto Lowengard, Ken,
meth J. Muir, Robert Fl. Nelson. Henry
Olleshe!mer, Charles ]. Oppenheim, Ber-
/ nard L, Pollas, L. II, schubart. Eustacs
Seligrnan. Bernard Tim. Frederick VII.
son. II. Otto Wittpenn. Frank Wolf
Misses Margaret Biagden,, NJ. b. Chaplin
V. D. II. Furman, Virginia Potter and
Gertrude Whiting.
The School Of Design and Liberal Arts,
at ?i2 West Fifty. ninth street. Is max
Ing new contribution 10 the problem O..
vocational training. AS n pre-vocational
| arts school. girls and boys Of sixteen and
seventeen are taken at period Of un-
certainty as TO their lie work and given
| an opportunity to try out their talents
Practical, use OF art ability is en-
couraced in the courses offered--com-
merc!al illustration, costume design arts
and crafts and. lie drawing Tho
Lashz~&. rec.:a. IA he"rof the beneo.
Of the scholarship fund OF the school.
The New York League of Women
Workers organizes evening recreation
clubs among wage earning girls. These
clubs provide social activities and educa-
tionai advantages: They are demonstrate
Ing that right recreation means recrea-
| ton.
A bridge and euchrc party will be held
| Saturday afternoon at the Hotel Aston
under the auspices OF the State Demo-
cratic Forum. Mrs Robins A. -Lau Is
president OF the forum and Mrs T. J.
Cent chairman OF the card party. Tick
cts are II and may be obtained from
Mira CAN'T or Mrs. Jean Norris, Miss
| Rose Helen Fay. Mrs Robert wylis
Lyle. Mrs. George Draper. Miss Martha
Byrn. Mrs, Emma Rozelle, Mrs Freder-
tex Reynolds Mrs. Alice -. Leddy. Mrs
Jack Loeb. Mrs. ". p. Falk. Miss Anna
Murphy, Mrs, Harry Hastings Mrs.
Julia L. Sanders, Mrs. Woolsey Colllne,
Mrs. A. Emil Skoog. Mrs Elizabet
O'Connoll, Mrs, Della Murphy Mrs Alb
bic s. Hughes, Mrs john Guilfoyle and