The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-23
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| on March 20 under the cnairmanshlp OF
Mrs. Joseph Didier.
Mrs. Carl Jungen OF the Apthorp.
| Broadway and Seventy eighth street,
| will; entertain the Choral members of
| the Beethoven Club, of which Nine. Aida
Tanini Tagliavia Is president. at her
home early in March. The officers of
| the club have entertained the young
| women members each month In their
homes. Last week Nine. Tagliavia was
hostess for them when she gave a tea
and musicale at which forty were pres
emf
The next afternoon musical OF the
club will be on March ut the Plaza.
The New York City Colony OF New
England Women, Miss Sara A. Palmer
president, will hold business meeting
Thursday afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria. II will be preceded by a meet
ing OF the executive board and followed
by addresses by Lieut.. Sanderson Of
Debarkation Hospital No. 3, Mrs. Spor-
borg OF the Club Women's Auxiliary Of
the City Federation Hotel and others.
The chapter will have Victory lunch
con March at the Hotel Astor in honor
of the returned sons and husbands Of
some of the members.
The presidents OF the National Society.
the New York State Federation OF
Women's Clubs and the City Federation
are expected to be guests.
To celebrate Washington's Birthday
a patriotic meeting was held by the
Washington Headquarters Association.
founded by the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. yesterday afternoon at
the Washington Headquarters, 160th
street and Amsterdam avenue The eX-
ercises included invocation and bene-
diction by the Rev. Arthur II. Judge,
speeches by John J. Ryan, representing
Francis d. Gallatin. Commissioner Of
Parks: the Rev. A. c. McCrea, the Rev.
Anthony II. Evans and Col. Henry c.
Davis Miss Elizabeth Brooks sang
patriotic airs and Clyde Blaylock was
heard in violin numbers. Mrs. Samuel
J. Kramer is the founder OF the or
ganization.
The Womens Auxiliary OF the Flower
Hospital, Mrs. Charles II. Dressed presi-
dent, will give a card party for the
beneft OF the hospital on Friday after
noon at the Hotel Majestic. Tickets are
81 each and may be obtained from the
chairman. Mrs. NJ. Donnerromma, So
West Seventy-first street.
ii reception was recently given the
hospital. which netted many useful
) things needed for that institution.
Founders Day was celebrated by the
New York City Mothers Club on Mon
day at the Hotel Aston. The programme
included invocation by the Rev. Will
' lam II. Morgan, who also made an ad-
dress; soprano numbers by Miss Leona
Adams, Miss Effle Eadie and Mrs. Rosa
monde Hart; tenor solos by Edgar
Pearce, recitations by Mrs. Mary AL
laire and an address by Charles NJ
Smith. Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney Barstow
e is president
The Iowa New Workers. are to give a
n v'ctory dinner dance at the Commodore
J. Thursday evening. Mrs. Emery Deyou
Q will be chairman.
z, The regular meeting OF the club will
It be held Friday at the Aston. Major w
r b. Greasy. L. s. A, will be the principal
d speaker. and the chairman of the day
n Will be Mrs z. V. S. Chamberlin.
e William X. Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs
n George jay Gould. Mr., and Mrs. August
e Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Guggen
helm, William Cardozo. Col. and Mrs
e Charles Elliott Warren. Frank Dam
= rosch, Mr. and Mrs. John Demarest
Q George I. BARNARD, Mr.. and Mrs. Troy
r Kinney. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black
@ stone, Mr.. and Mrs Lewisohn and Mr.
v and Mrs. oscar Straus are among those
4 who will occupy boxes at the testimonial
: to be given Louis II. Chalf by his for
II mer pupils Friday evening at Carnegi,
| Han to celebrate his twehty-hfth veal
s as teacher. Among those who will
q take part in the programme are Miss
|. Gloria Gould. youngest daughter OF Mr.
n and Mrs. George Jay Gould; Miss Ruth
q Thomas. Miss Grace Colby. Miss Hsrrie
H. Hector, Miss Ann Elizabeth kiese
n mr.
y patriotic programme was given n
!, the meeting OF the National California
. Club on Wednesday at tho Waldorf AS
9 toria. Mrs Frances H. Carlyle wal
. chairman of the day. There were voca
. numbers and speeches by DR.. Royal S
. Copeland. Health Commissioner anC
Joseph j. Howell. Commissioner o
~ Weights and Measures. Mrs Otto Hahl
" read paper on patriotism.
= Miss Janet Richard gave talk oil
y public questions Friday morning at tn
y aldorf- Astoria. 1t was under the nat
ronage of Mrs George Il. Cortelvou
. Mrs. William Lindsay. Mrs Seth Low
t. Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, Mrs. William
:, Gerry slade and Miss Mary Van Burel
y Vanderpoel.
= The committee on educational exnerI
: ments OF the Federation for Child stud,
acted as hostess at the third Conferenc,
and open meeting on Thursday aftern.,i
It tie home OF Mrs, 6cssie W Enrich
!, 1913 West End avenue. Miss Heller
q Marot spoke on IAN Educational Expert
|, ment In industry" Tea was served.
J. For the benefit OF Sunnyside Farm, ,
!. summer home for tubercular children. ,
; card party will be given tomorrow
\ afternoon at the Astor by the Iowa
!, Workers Mrs Boyd L. Delbridge presi
= dent Tickets are so cents and ma,
/, be obtained at the door.
Marie Lavrov- Rolling. n native an,
. student OF Russia, will give lecture OF
, The Forces Behind the Russian Revoltl
!, ton" tomorrow afternoon at the ETH
: cal Culture Meeting House, West Sixty
n C,,oa~cI,,o,,s Ill.,