The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-13

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| election Of ofiieers. There will be no
programme and no guests allowed, the
whole session being given up to the
| routine OF business.
Several hundred Indiana men and
women attended the dinner and dance
Thursday night in the ballroom Of the
Hotel McAlpin. Miss Mary Garrett Hay
presided. Mrs. Anna Studebaker Car
Isle. chairman for Indiana Of the Ma
tional Defence Society. and Judge An
| drew A. Adams made addresses.
The Dough Boy" orchestra was led
| by Richard McClenahan, a soldier Of In
diana, pupil Of Percy Granger.
Mrs. Joseph Tanning, a member of the
committee. entertained twenty-four
guests.
The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mrs.
Jessie Emerson Moffat president, will
give luncheon April 20 at the Hotel
Cumberland. followed by a matinee
party to see "A Little Journey at the
Vanderbilt Theatre. Mrs. George I. Fow-
Ter entertained the club recently at her
home and "A Prince There Was" the
last play attended. was discussed.
| Tho National California Club. Mrs.
i Thomas ]. Vivian president, for tho
first time in several years will give q
card game Tuesday At the Waldorf
Astoria at Q O'Clock. Mrs William T.
and Mrs. George w. Severn chairman Of
prizes.
| for Political Study was held Tuesday
| at the Hotel Aston. The guests Of honor
included Mrs. Leonard Hill, Miss Sara
Palmer. Miss Helen varick Boswell.
Mrs. Harry Lilly, Mrs. Howard McNutt,
Nine. Newhouse. Mrs Cora Welles Trow
| and Mrs. Austin Norman Palmer the
| two latter being past presidents of the
| club. The AFFAIR closed with the in
stallation of the new officers. Mrs. H.
McClelland Wade. president: Mrs. Otto
| Hahn. first vice-president; Mrs. Charles
d. Hirst, second vice-president: Mrs.
Frederick wakeham. historian. and Mrs.
Hynee, director. Mrs. Belle de Rivera
was the retiring president.
A ball in honor of Capt. Godfrey L.
Garden will be given tomorrow evening
at the Hotel Marseilles. Broadway and
1880 street, by Mrs Jane Stannard
johnson. The ball is one OF a series
Mrs. johnson is giving for the Coast
Guard. On the reception committee with
Mrs. Johnson are Mrs Clinton \. Field,
Mrs. Willy Page. Miss Stillwell. Mrs.
William Fossitt, Allen Simpson and
Burt Glover. the latter two members
Of the Twenty-seventh Division.
A regular meeting Of the Daughters
OF Ohio In New York. Mrs William ].
Cauthers president, will be held to-mor-
row afternoon at the Waldorf-Astovia.
Mrs. William F. Hessel will be chair
man of the day, and the programme
will be given by Frank Bacon. Mrs
Horace Hanson, Miss Jean Britain.
Miss Florence Datson and Richard Nc
| Clanahan.
! At the annual meeting Of tho Govern
ment Club. Mrs. George f. Owens pres
ident. on Monday at the Hotel Astor re-
ports Of the officers and nominating COM
mittee on election were made. Papers
were read on the empire, republic and
constitutional monarchy by Mrs Leavitt
Mira Hoyt and Mrs. Alexander. Ar
| raneements were also made for a second
card party at the home OF Mrs Luttrell,
chairman Of the reception committee.
The ballroom Of the Plaza was crowd
ed Wednesday evening for the last eve
ming concert and dance OF the Beethoven
Society. Nine. Aida Tanini-Tagliayia
president. Rafaelo Diaz. tenor, Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. and Miss
! Betty McKenna were the soloists. Louis
| Koemmenich conducted.
Nine. Tagliavia will entertain the d.
rectors at tea following the regular
meeting. Friday.i at her residence, SO
West Seventy-fourth street.
Plans are being made for tho after
noon bridge. tea and dance April 2s at
the Plaza The chairmen are Miss Ella
| Louise Henderson and Mrs Carl JunEen.
The last patroness dance will be held
the evening Of May I.
A benefit performances for the Saliva
tion Army was given by the pupils Of
the Lehman-Leete School. 16 East Six
tieth street, last evening at the Plaza
Hotel. Plays were presented by Mrs
| Elise West Quaife's class In expression.
The guests Of honor a. the meeting OF
the National Society Patriotic Women OF
America held at the waldorf-Astoria re-
Gently were Mrs. Charles S. Whitman,
DR.. Frances Mcneil. Mrs John Lewis
Childs. Mrs. J. Elliott Langstaff and Mrs
A. C. Base.
1t was the annual meeting when the
chairmen gave reports Of the work done
Dy THIS society.
Mrs. c. A J. oueok- Bsrner gave a re-
port of the work done by maintaining
the ten classes for teaching English TO
foreigners these classes being located
In different parts OF New York. with
paid teachers
The speakers on the programme were
Capt Simmons, Lieut.. Cravens. DR.. Col
Inns DR.. Work and DR.. Victor Robertson.
The election of officers, which took
place after the programme resulted as
follows: tMrn William r. Stewart presi-
dent; Miss Mary Van Buren, vanderpoel.
nrst vice-president: Mrs. William Cum
ming Story. second ce-president; Mrs.
Hamilton +. Downing, third vice-pres-
dent: Mrs. John Francis Yawger, fourth
vice-president: Mrs. Charles f. Terhune.
fifth vice-president; Mrs Potter Shan.
non. sixth vice-president Mrs. Edward
Standish Robinson, recording secretary :
Mrs Herbert e. Davidson. corresponding
secretary; Mrs c. c. Kennedy, histo-
rian. with Mrs. c. a. J. Queck- Berner,
MRS. William H. Seldom. Mrs. William D.
beam, Mrs. William Arrowsmith. Mrs.
Clarence Learned and James d. Ship
man, executive committee members.
The National California Club AZ It's
annual meeting last Monday elected the
Following officers President Mrs.
Thomas ]. Vivian: first vice president,
Mrs. Henry L. Harrison second vice
president. Mrs. Milton W Snyder; third
vice-president. Mrs. G. Upton Haliett ;
recording secretary. Mrs. George Il. Cor
don corresponding secretary Mrs nut.