The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05

Franklin Fiske. Mrs Samuel G. Esta-
brook. Mrs. Willis ]. Blackwell. Mrs.
Cary F. Simmons Mrs. d. Paul Buckley.
Mrs. c. F. Goepel, Mrs. Walter w.
Griffith, Mrs. Henry w McCandless,
Mrs Edgar o. Challenger, Mrs. E. o. A.
Giokner, Mrs. Joseph Gilbert, Mrs. Hugo
Coleman, Mrs. J. Schenck Van Siclen,
Mrs. Orray Z. Thurber, Mrs. William
NJ Haradon, Mrs. William H. MCGEE,
Mrs Lincoln s. Rogers, Mrs. Owen ].
Williams, Mrs. Thomas w. Bentley. Mrs.
Jackson b. Sells, Mrs. Edwin H. Merk-
ley. Mrs. F. Leroy Brown. Mrs. F.
Elsinore Jones, Mrs. Emma f. Seaman,
Mrs Frank G. Cochran, Mrs. Robert H.
Davis, Mrs. John A. Storey, Mrs. Jacob
Leully and Mrs. John Franklyn Dee.
Mrs. James II. Becker Is honorary MEM
Der of the board of governors for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell have returned
to the city and have taken an apartment
in the Hotel Aston, where they will make
their permanent home. They will be at
home on Sunday evening throughout the
winter to members OF the New York
Mozart Society
Mrs. John A. Storey. a director Of the
Mozart Society, has gone to Los Angeles
for the winter. She will make her home
in the Hotel Rosslyn there
The Marquette Club will hold a Co
lumbus Day celebration in the grand
ballroom of the Hotel Plaza on Saturday
evening. Lila Van Kirk who toured the
country during the war for the speakers
division of the Italian Bureau OF Infor-
nation. will deliver an illustrated talk
at s o'clock on ITALY and the Adriatic."
with views of Venice by moonlight A
short musical programme will be rem
dered and there II to be informal dane
ing.
John Thomas Egan, under whose d.
rection the club held a number of sue
cessful affairs last season, Is chairman
Of the committee of arrangements.
Among those assisting him are Am
brose oConnell, president OF the organi-
zation; George S. Miller. Edward l..
Duane. Jr., DR.. James Moran, Frank ].
Coleman, Jr., Paul I. ,Kammerer, Jr.,
Frank A. O'Brien. Carroll H. Brewster.
Frank e. Edebohls, Daniel A. Cullinan,
John II. Keegan. William e. La Plante.
Murray Ambrose, James ]. Savage, John
j. Cuneen. John L. Donnelly, Peter ].
McGovern, Jr., DR.. George r. Stuart,
William A. Slattery, Jr George E. Nor
rissey and C. A. Williams.
Among the women on the committee
are Mrs. Harriet A. lie Vasseur, Miss
d.
Elizabeth Murphy, the Misses King. Miss
Marie l.. Saphore, Miss Mary A. Murphy,
Mrs. Henry Helde, Jr., Miss Marjorie
Pennyfather and Miss Grace Mum.
York county chapter of the New York
State Society, U. S. Daughters OF 1912,
which has always met in the homes
of its members, has fallen into line with
the majority of organizations and has
adopted a hotel for its headquarters
this year, having arranged to convene
monthly in the Waldorf Astoria through
out the season of 1920. An inter
esting patriotic programme is on the
schedule for each month, and on Wednes
day. October is, the initial one will be
given in the Waldorf in charge of the
regent, who will preside as well as be
chairman of the day.
The new officers OF Andrew jackson
Chapter are Mrs Homer +. Lee, regent
Mrs. Daniel l.. Turner, first vlce-regent :
Mrs. Francis Gibson, second vice-regent
Miss Elizabeth Lester third vice
regent; Mrs. Pleasant J. CAN'T record
ing secretary; Mrs. Robert NJ Tread
we'll, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Washington L. Mann. treasIIrar: Mrs
Jesse l.. Grant, historian Mrs. Edward
burton Wlllafns, REGISTRAR Mira John
De Witt Warner, Mrs. Clarence w.
Smith and Mrs. Eugene ]. Cantin. direc-
tors.
The Unieed Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. New York Chapter, will hold their
annual convention on Thursday In the
Hotel Astor. The president general, Miss
Mary b. Poppenheim, who has been
spending some time in the Berkshire
Hills, is expected to be present.
The annual campaign luncheon of the
Woman's Democratic Club. Mrs George
H. childs president. win be held on Sat.