The sun., 1919-04-27
General Notes of Society

Porto, Mrs. Anna Lazear Allan; Ros-
dlind, Mrs. Marcus NJ. Marks; Lady
Macbeth, Mrs. Stanley Lyman OTIS; Des-
demond, Mrs. Harry Corbin; Rather
inc the Shretg. Miss Boswell; Ophelid,
Mrs. William v Goldie; JuIet. Mrs Mer-
edith Blair Lovelace; Mistress Ford,
Miss Minnie l. Wilson; Mistress Page,
Mrs. ". 4. Lewis; Titanid, Mrs. Arthur
Judson Hanfurd, and audrey, Mrs. AXel
o. Ih!seng.
There will be musical numbers. Nine.
Alma Clayburg and Miss Isabel Thorpe
will be the vocalists. They will be in
costume and there will be appropriate
scenery. The full orchestra of the Ri
voli-Rialto theatres will be contributed
by DR.. Hugo Riesenfeld.
Mrs. Henry Allen lie Vey. 6o9 West
18th street, a vice-president of the
Woman's Forum. is chairman of the en-
tertainment.
Athene Cubs Easter dance, the last
of its series, was held Friday evening
in tho roof garden ballroom of the Wal
dCf- Astoria. II was we'll attended, and
a large sum was realized for the war re-
let fund OF the organization. rhe pres
ident, Mrs. Katherine A. Martin. re-
ceived the guests. assisted by the first
vice. president, Mrs. George \. Brand
and other officers. The ballroom was
de. Grated attractively with dogwood and
ether spring flowers. in which the club
colors. yellow and white, were intro
duced. These were also used for the
table decorations and favors. Dancing
began at 10 o'clock, and supper was
served at midnight At the presidents
table the guests included: Dr. Robert
Bruce Clark, chaplain of the society ::
G.rcral Dobrjansky. formerly of tho
russian army: Judge and Mrs. David
Stuart Rose, Count Reginald Ward,
Prince Sarath Gosha of India. Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Beckel Judge. Mrs
James p. Niemann. Mrs. Edward b.
jerks, Mrs. Andrew j. Hamilton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lebius u. Burton. The
cl aiTmen were Mrs. Walter w. Crit
nth and Mrs. Frank X. Brewster. 9th
ers who entertained large parties of
guests were Commander and Mrs. AL
tred Soper, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thomen, Miss Sara Esterbrook, Mr..
and Mrs Pelestrons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Fulmer, Mrs. Charles F.
Lembke. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Peter
son. Nine. Aida Tanini-Tagliavia. Or.
and Mrs. Bond-Stowe. Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo r. Dayton. Mr. and Mrs.
James ], Gormley, Mr.. and Mrs. James
h. stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A
bllitI, Inc CluD Will nave llS dnnud
church service to-day at the Church Of
the PurItans, Its last social event OF
the season wiz take the form of an
extra luncheon and meeting May 10 at
the Waldorf. This will be followed by
dancing. for which the men friends OF
the members have been invited,
The Beethoven Society. Nine. Aida
! Tanini-Tagliavia president, gave a sue
cessful bridge party and tea yesterday
afternoon at the Plaza for the benefit
of tho clubs war relief work. The
chairmen were Mrs. Carl Jungen and
! Miss Ella Louise Henderson. At the d.
rectors' meeting, which was held or
Friday afternoon at the presidents
home, a number of new members were
elected. These included Mrs. Anna Nor.
ton, the Misses Norton, Mrs, J. Bruce
Chtte. "a. Mrs. r, j. Dorm, Mrs. Kath.
| crime Mansfield. Mrs. II, Kennedy, Mrs
John s. Hyatt, Eugene Hyatt. Johr
Bond and II. NJ. Mooney. The society's
| last evening reception and dance vii
be held on Thursday at the Plaza. The
| chairman for this will be Miss Mar,
guerite IIaulenbeAk and Kenneth Beebe
A theatre party will be given to-mor