The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-16

IN WORLD OF SOCIETY

Mrs. C. L. Fowler. sal West 14Sd
street.
New York City Colony. National So
ciety of New England Women. Miss
Sara A. Palmer president, will hold its
third literary meeting Thursday after
noon at . 80 O'Clock at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Thomas Gladstone Mas
sey will be the chairman of the day
and the subject will be The Services
of Women" There will be music under
the direction of Mrs. Willis +. Bachelor
The New York Theatre Club. Mrs.
Belle de Rivera president. will hold its
next social Tuesday at the Hotel Astor
at o'clock.
Mrs. J. w. Loeb, the chairman, will
present Prof. Giacoma Bourg, who will
speak on the Mysticism in Art and
Music. Motion pictures. vaudeville and
music. including the Rigoletto Quartet,
will follow.
The guests of honor will be the newly
, elected Officers Of the City Federation
OF Women's Clubs.
A song recital will be given March 2S
! by Nine. Hulda Lashanska. American
! lyric soprano, for the benefit of the
| School of Design and Liberal Arls anu
| the New York League of Women Work.
ers in the ballroom OF the Waldorf
Astoria. A reception will follow. Tho
| committee comprises: Mesdames Har-
mon August, Courtlandt ID. Barnes, Eu-
gene Benjamin, j. Clark Curtin. Albert
Freeman, Percy Fridenberg. Milton Gold
smithl Frances Hellman, Edward C.
| Henderson, Il. =. Hughes, Andrew II.
/ Kellogg, Otto Lowengard, Kenneth j.
Muir, Robert II. Nelson, Henry Giles
heimer, Charles ]. Oppenheim, Bernard
e. Pollak, L. il. Schubart Eustace Selig-
man, Bernard Tim, Frederick Wilson,
II. Otto Wittpen, Frank Wolf, Misses
Margaret Blagden, NJ. b. Chaplin. d. II,
| Furman, Virginia Potter and Gertrude
| Whiting.
The School of Design and Liberal
Arts OF 212 West Fifty-ninth street is
Il pre-vocational art school which trains
gifted young men and women in prac-
teal use of their art ability.
| The New York League OF Women
Workers organizes wage earning girls III
evening recreation clubs on a basis OF
non -sectaranism and self-govArnment
Proceeds of the recital will go to the
scholarship fund of the arts school and
the extension fund Of the New York
league.
The Benjamin School alumna has ar
ranged a dance for Friday evening
March 2S, at the Hotel Plaza for the
benefit of the Free Scholarship Fund in
connection with the New York Child
Labor Committee. This fund enables a
child to continue at school, During the
evening Miss Fay marble of '"The Vel
vet Lady" will dance. Tickets admit
ting couple are 50 and may be OBJ
tained from Miss Ruth Simon. 230 West
Seventy-ninth street.
The patronesses include: Mrs. C. S
Benjamin. Mrs. Walter Godfrey, Mrs
Reuben i. Goldberg, Mrs Rudolf Wolf
Mrs. S. Singer, Mrs. A. Buchsbaum, Mrs
NJ. Leichter, Mrs. Walter Klein, Miss
Rose Backer. Miss Ruth Simon. Miss
Helen Block, Miss Frances Weinstein
Miss Phyllis Calm and Miss Elizabeth
Simpson.
Knickerbocker Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution, Mrs. simon
Baruch regent, held its regular bust,
ness meeting last Friday at the home
OF M1. Charles F. Terhune, 40 Parl
avenue. first vice-regent. Owing - tbs
absence OF the regent and the illness oi
Mrs Terhune the second vce-regent
Mrs. Victor Frederickson, presided. Mrs
W. q. Spencer. viee-president of the. Ma.