New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-28

fruit. The assembly will have it.
next study meeting on Friday.
Athene Club, Mrs. Katharine A. Mar
tin president, announces it's first din
ner dance of the season for the even
ing of January in the solarium or
the roof of the waldorf Astoria. Mrs
Frank X. Brewster will be the chair
man and Mrs. Andrew J. Hamilton
assistant chairman. With the officer
of the club and its guests Of honor
Mrs. Martin will assist the chairmer
in receiving.
Mrs. Martin, who has been visiting
IN the West, returns to New York or
January 6, and the following day the
club will have meeting and luncheon
in the Aston Gallery Mrs. Charles G
Rraxmar will be the chairman of the
day, and the presidents Of a number
of prominent clubs will be guests Of
honor
On January 10 at the Waldorf As
toria the Euphony Clubs second after
noon concert will be given. The
clubs first dance was held on Friday
evening in the Sherry apartment al
is the president of the club. Hel
daughter, Miss Ruth Gormley, will give
d New Years Eve party at their home
in Brooklyn. Supper will be served al
midnight, after which dancing will be
resumed until o'clock, when breakfas
will be served.
A Christmas party was given at the
Children, All West Fifty-seventf
Street, Colonel Walter Scott, president
on Christmas Eve. There was Christ
mas tree, the gifts from which were
distributed to the children by Miss
Frances Goodwin A bountiful dinner
was served through the generosity OF
Mrs. William Brown, Miss Anna Bo.
CERT. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Chapman
the Eclectic Club, Miss A. D. Campbell
Mrs. Louis Fischer, Miss Mcdowell
Mrs. Walter II. McIlroy, Mrs. J. A
Noble, Mrs. j. Reisenweber, Mrs. M. L
Post, Miss Gertrude Walker, Colone
Scott and the Junior League, of which
Mrs Frank N. Lewis is president.
Colonel Scott at the recent semi
annual meeting announced that plans
would soon be formulated whereby the
society by securing larger quarters will
be able to care for twice as many chill
dren as a present. The house occupied
presented several years ago by Mrs
William S. Hawk in memory of hel
father. William H. Davis. 1t is not
suitable for school building and the
law limits the number of pupils who
can be received.
An active campaign to raise funds
for the purpose Of securing a new home
for the school, which will be known as
the William H. Davis Memorial, will
soon be inaugurated.
The Carry On Tea Room, at 5s7 Fifth
Avenue, run this year for the Carry
On Association. which is maintaining
homes for disabled service men, invites
its guests to meet Miss Ira Claire to
morrow and Miss Billie Burke and
Norman Trevor on Friday The hos
tess tomorrow will be Mrs La Grand
Grlswold and her Mattresses will be
Mrs. Cosmo Hamilton, Mrs. c. Hart
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt and Mrs +. V. Horrs
On Friday Mrs. Henry Alexander will
be the hostess. She has chosen for hel
mattresses Mrs. John Wolfe, Miss MAY
Moulton, Mrs. Dana Gibson, Mrs. Dave
Coddington and Mrs. Philip Livermore
Last week the tea room entertained
Miss Elsie Janis and her gang" anc
Miss Fay Banter
Mrs. H. Duryea announces that the
lea Room will entertain some distn.
gulshed guest each week. In spite OF
present indications the guests will not
be limited to the theatrical profession
alone. Some of the members of the
metropolitan Opera Company have also
been asked. Later on the Tea Room
management plans to have a we'll known
speaker each week to tell the guests
about the purposes and progress of the
Garry On Work.
The Harlem Council of Women gave
Christmas party at its Settlement
house, 232 East 10th Street. Mrs
William L. Weight is president of the
council and Mrs. Edwin G. Davis cor.
responding secretary