barytone, sang a group of songs, and i
Miss Carroll McComas of ".Miss Lulu j
Bett" gave a whistling solo. Miss Doris j
Nichols was at the piano Mrs. John
Jordan was chairman of the day, and I
Mrs. Charles G. Braxmar the vice-chair
man. Mrs. Louis H. Matthez was chair
man of reception, and Mrs. Henry
Kreuter chairman of luncheon. An in
formal bridge party was held after
luncheon, in charge of Mrs. William
Durland. Guests included Mrs. James
McCullagh, Mrs. Thomas L. Slack, Mrs.
William Outlining Story and Mrs. Ed
ward Burton Williams.
The New York Euphony Society, Mrs.
Jam^s J. Gormley, president, gave the
fifth matinee musicale yesterday in the
Astor Gallery of the Waldorf-Astoria,
where an Interesting programme was
followed by tea and dancing.
On Saturday next the third of the
series of card parties will take place
in the Waldorf. A silver cake basket
will be the door prize, and a prize will
be provided for each table.
The Chevy Chase dance will be given
by the president on Wednesday evening
at the Waldorf. * The last concert of
the season, on the evening of April 5,
promises to be a brilliant event. The
choral, under the direction of Dr. Carl
Hahn, will sing several songs which
are still in manuscript.
Tables for the Violet and Gold break
fust ?.n Saturday, May 12, may be ob
tained either from the president or from
Mrs. Marsaretta Griem, chairman of
the breakfast.
