The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

Among tie dinner guests were Miss
Claire Tenant, Miss Cecil Picard, Miss
liilias B.ul. Miss Helen Could MisH
Marie Meadows. Miss Genevieve Barker
I.iouts. J. Sanford Peck. James Morton
and Thomas Raymond. br. Thomas
Hughes, Ensign Charles Robinson and
Andrew simmons. Tho dinner was fol-
lowed by dancing. to which about ffty
extra guests were invited.
Tho National California Club, Mrs
Thomas j. Vivian president. will give a
patriotic dance on February 81 Ut the
Naldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Joseph +. Noun
nan Will be the chairman.
Al q recent meeting OF the club dele
gates to the New York city Federation
Of Womens Clubs We're elected They
are Mrs. Henry l.. Harrison, Mrs J.
Theodore Odell and Mrs. William T
! Martin, while the Rlternates are Mrs.
{ Vivian and Mrs. George F. Shurtleff.
! The Rainy Day Club OF America, Mrs
! a. NJ Palmer president, will not hold its
annual presidents day on Wednesday as
! originally planned owing to the recent
! death OF its first vice-president Miss
Florence Guernsey. The regular social
/ meeting. however. will be- held that day
! Mrs Thomas Webster Edgar will give
4 card party on Saturday afternoon at
( her home. 100 West End avenue, FOR the
! benefit of the Belgian Relief Committee
There viii also be an exhibition and
sale OF Belgian laces
! Mrs, O. 4. Walter gave a silver tea at
her home, 3oS West Ninetieth street,
on Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of
the hospital in connection with the wom-
ems auxiliary to the rescue work OF the
Salvation ARMY. Mrs Walter il vice.
president OF the auxiliary Tho next
meeting Of the auxiliary will he held on
February 25.
sorosls Club viii have a social and
luncheon tomorrow at the Waldorf-As-
torla.
The daughters OF Ohio will hold a
meeting on February 10 at the Waldorf.
Astoria and the Maryland Society VIII
have a dinner that evening also ut the
Waldorf The Daughters of Pennsyl.
vanla IN New York will meet on Febru.
AIRY ] 1 and the New York Browning 50.
ciety on the day following. Euterpe
club will have luncheon at the Wal.
; dorf on February ~ and the National
Opera Club will have a meeting on Feb.
ruary 10. The Verdi Club will hold q
meeting at the Waldorf on February II
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leon Hess re
: Gently gave musicale at their home
81 East Sventy-nnth street The ar
lists were Signora Roxas and Jules r
Rgoni
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
. Archibald Kains Mr. and Mrs. George
. Hariiin and Miss lIamlin, Mr.. and Mrs
, John Patterson, Roudinot Colt. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Herbert Hamlin OF Greenwich
l. Conn, and Mrs Melvin Davis OF Mon
. tredl.
In honor of Lieut.. Andrew Benel, U
s. A., a reception. dinner and dance wa,
r given recently at the Hotel Berkeley b,
, the members OF the Yahah Club. Lieut.
r Benel recently returned from France
, where he had been for over a year Tn,
e Rev. Thomas +. Donigan was toastmas
= ter and Lieut.. George Hoffman, ". s. A.
= was chairman OF the reception com
mittee.
y Among those present were Mr.. an,
Z Mrs Paul Bitterly. Mr., and Mrs. Lev
g Earnow. Mr., and Mrs. Walter Tannler
| the Misses Annette and Claire Rush an,
Mr.. and MrD Prosper Blynn, the latte
I OF East ORANGE, n. J.
, Mrs IT. Carlos Leon, formerly Mis-
r Linda Beatrice Kinney Of this city
a arrived from Buenos Ayres last weel
with her husband and young con
!, She paid n short visit to her aunt, Mrt
|. Frances Kinney Abrahan, before resum
ing hsr travels shresgh AsxtsA