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: Corbin and Mrs Anna NJ. Finley.
There will be prizes for each table.
Eclectic Club will hold its first meet
ing since the death of its late president
Miss Florence Guernsey, on February
? at the Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Albert
Garfield Bage has been elected to All
the unexpired term OF the late Miss
Guernsey.
AT the meeting next week Mrs Oar
win Walter Truss will be chairman OF
She day and the musical programme
VII he IN charge OF Mrs. Charles g.
Braxmar.
The officers Of the club. in addition
20 Mrs. Base. are Mrs. +. ID. Arnold.
first vice-president. Mrs. Richard Rod
riquez, second vice president. Mrs. AL
bert It Weston. third yice-president /:
Mrs. Frederick r.. Lee, treasurer. and
Mrs. Richard W. Elliott. recording sec
retary.
Athene Club, Mrs Katherine A. Mar
TN, president, will hold its next
luncheon and meeting on Thurs
day at the Waldorf-Astoria- Miss
-Is'en Keller, the famous blind, deaf
mute, Will be one OF the guests Of
honor and will make an interesting ad-
.r.-s. Her teacher, Mrs. Annie Sullivan
tia,y, will also be present. Others who
''. mako addresses are Trerelyan MIL
lar. IN. D.. historian and author: Joe
a.. FaTnham, publisher of the HdTpooH;
DR. Edwin Liebfrled and Mrs. Myra
Nngman MilIar. president of the Ma
,.oual Federation OF College Women. The
artists will include Miss Grace Niemann.
harpst, daughter Of Mrs j. =. Niemann,
Il member of the club. Mis-. Elizabeth
Y. Parker is chairman of tho luncheon.
and Mrs. Charles +. Lembke OF the re-
oeptiun. Mrs. George W. Becker Is the
residents aid
TIE club will give a large reception
and dance for the officers and men in the
.er"ice on the evening of March at the
Waldorf 1t will be under the chairman
sAp Of Mrs. Frank X. Brewster.
Beethoven Society. Nine Aida Tanini
Thrl'ayia president, will have its next
afternoon musicale on Saturday at the
iiJ'el Plaza. The artists will be Miss
sara Fuller, soprano Hugo Hulter. barry
'onc; Hugo Gigantic. yiollnist. and the
beethoven Choral. which will be heard
part songs under the direction OF
ioY,s Koemmerich. Harold Osborn
smith will be the accompanist. The
ogramme will be followed by dancins
Tho club will hold St. Valentines
dance at the Plaza on February IA. The
.u'umba college Glee Club will sins
airing the evening and there will be
.- ay number dances with prizes.
card party for the benefit OF its wal
pn.N fund will he given by the daugh'
'rts Of Indiana, Miss Mary Garrett Hay
resident on the afternoon Of February
~ Ut tho Hotel Aston. The knitting
,ornmittee of the club meets every Tues
day afternoon, with Miss Susan VI
Ectcham at her studio In Carnegie Hall
T.c recently elected officers Of the clul
IN addition to Miss Hay are Mrs. Loii
/ Hughes. Mrs. John Anderson Wood
NJ Reuben Jeffery and Mrs. Claud
.'1rris vice-presidents Miss Lois T
Clarke. recording secretary; Mrs. Mar
linus Anderson, corresponding secre
tary: Mrs. Newell II. Stewart. treas
urer, Mrs. Il. II. Davis. auditor. ant
Mrs Joseph Froggatt. historian. o.
no Executive committee are Mrs, Georg
~. lenton. Mrs Irving b. Easton. Mrs
v /. Giltner and Mrs Foster Moore.
Tic Daughters OF Michigan in New
York, Mrs. Thomas Gladstone Masse.
president, will hvid their regula
monthly meeting on Tuesday at 80 Yves
Seventy-ffth street with Mira John b
Sheppard and Mrs. Marie l.. Rimea
After the business meeting and the re
port of their reconstruction work tn
club will have as their speaker Mis-
Madeline Jatfray. VINO represented ~
o "a H