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hospital. II founded and maintained q
military hospital at Chateau Passy.
Yonne, France. This hospital. which
had capacity Of $50 beds, was closed
last month and it's entire equipment was
donated to the French Government The
benevolent society also contributed to
the families of French soldiers during
the war.
The Theatre Assembly, Mrs J. Chris
topher Marks president, held Its social
day for March Friday afternoon in the
ballroom of the Hotel Astor. Prominent
on the programme were Gen. Ballington
Booth. Major-Gen. John F. Organ of
the Twenty-seventh Division. Col. WILL
lam S. Hayward of the Fifteenth Divi-
sion, the U. s. S. Recruit Band, Gibson
Southweil, Vera Myers. Mrs. Charles A.
Bayers in Italian dialect numbers and
a representation from the Junior Art
Society. The honor guests for the after
noon were wounded men and Red Cross
nurses from Base Hospital No. 3
The last Theatre Assembly dansant
of the season will be held in the same
place Saturday from to 5 o'clock, pre-
ceded by a reception by the president,
Mrs. j. Christopher Marks. and the
forty-fve officers and members OF the
executive board In the Laurel Room
from to o'clock
The Theatre Assembly members will
support the performance of The Golden
Fleece to be given for the Actors
Fund this evening at the Broadhurst
Theatre.
Al the directors meeting of Bee
thoven Society on Friday at the home
of its president. Nine. Aida Tanini Tag
Ito. = IA.
was decided to hold a large bridge, tea
and dance April rs at the Plaza instead
of the annual breakfast This will per-
init a greater number to attend and a
larger sum will be realized for their
war work for the wounded soldiers,
which will continue until the middle OF
June.
The last patroness dance of the So
ciety will be held May and the last
evening concert April O. At this there
will be an artist from the Metropolitan
Opera House in addition to the choral
Mrs. Carl Jungen will give a tea to
the choral members April at her home
in the Apthorp. Nine. Tagliavia will
give a dance for the Beethoven Circle
Saturday evening ut her home. a large
number OF tickets have already been
sold for the bridge party on Friday nj
the Hotel Plaza. II will be for the
benefit of the clubs war work.
The Mid-winter Dancing Club gave n
tea dance yesterday at the Holland
House. The hostesses were Mrs. Austin
Flint Hancock and Miss Ruby Rees. The
chairman was Kenneth Chambers.
cart Day" with Miss Mary @. Man
ahan presiding. will be given by the New
York Woman's Press Club, Mrs Haryot
Holt Dey president, Saturday afternoon
at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
Mrs. Deg will open the programme
with a short address, to be followed by
a violin solo by Walter Edelstein, with
Miss Mary G. Ennis ut the piano. The
Rev, John c. Reville, s. j.. will speak. as
will william Laurel Harris. Walter
Scott Perry and Henry Gaines Hawn.
Nine. Tilla Gemimda will sing solos
and the programme will close with talk
by Prof. Hereward Darlington.
!, The guests Of. honor will be Dapiel
Knoll, Leigh Harrison Hunt, George
Henry Mcbride Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Bowdoin, Mrs. Walter Scott Perry
Mrs. Henry Gaines Hawn and Mrs. Lau-
rent Oppenheim.
The programme. which will start
promptly at o'clock, will be followed
by reception at 1 80 o'clock.
Music and addresses made up the
programme of the New York Theatre
Club, Mrs. Belle de Rivera president, al
It's social day on Tuesday at the Hote
Aston. Mrs. J. W. Loeb was chairman
and introduced Prof. Giacoma Bourg