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( the guests OF honor OF the American Cri-
terion Club, Mrs Leonard L. Hill presi.
dent. at its luncheon Oh Friday at the
Hotel Plaza. After tho luncheon Mrs.
Hartman will make a plea for the SUI
ferers OF the Near East, and DR.. Wight
will explain the vital need OF the COM
pensation work size is doing among the
wounded American soldiers.
Bishop Wilson. who represented the
United Churches OF this country in Eu-
rope, will relate his religious expert
ences among our soldiers in France
while DR.. Warren will talk to tho guests
OF the Khaki and Blue Club he has
established at los West Seventy-sev-
enth street. This club Is open all hours
of the day and night TO sailors and SOL
, diers who are strangers in Now York.
The musical part OF the programme on
Friday will be rendered by Miss Am
parito Farrar. soprano. whose num-
bers will include an aria from Char
| pertier's Louise" md two English
ard two Spanish songs.
Mrs. Margaret Weber. In the alb
sence OF Mrs Edward F'rankiyn Cole.
acted AZ chairman OF the entertainment
committee last Thursday OF the recon-
struction work that the American Cri-
tcrion Society supports at Camp Merritt
and provided the soldiers who had just
arrived from overseas with a gay after
noon.
Maurice warner. NolInist. who saw
fervice during the entire period of the
war as concert master on the battle
ship New York, gave a programme that
delighted his former companions in
arms. A luncheon OF home made
goodies was served for tho recently
landed men by Mrs. Weber. who had as
her aids Mrs William r. Hoops, Mrs.
John Philbricx Lat,nm Mrs. William
Douglas Sloane. Mira Walter Cole. Mrs.
Leonard l. Hill, Mrs. Richard II.
Stearns, Mrs, Georgiana Tracy. Mrs.
Edmond ]. Hathorne, Mrs. Z. o.fslrns,
Miss Lila Taylor, Miss June Love. Miss
Eleanor Latin ard Miss Bertha Taylor.
Rubinstein Club. MIRA william Rog-
ers Chapman president, 10 making elab-
crate plans for tie sixteenth annua:
white breakfast, which will be held this
year on Saturday. May 5, In the ball
room OF the Waldorf Astoria. II will be
called "a Peace Jubilee" breakfast and
a most enjoyable programme will fol-
low. Afterwards there will be dancing.
As this IL womans club, men will
not be allowed at tables on the floor, but
they will be admitted. however. tho up
per tier boxes being reserved for their
use. Reservations for tables and seats
H1Uulu po maze NJ once, as no tables
will be held after April unless tickets
have already been secured. Appliea-
tions should be made 10 Mrs. Emma r.
Patterson or Mrs Walter G.. Phillips,
chairmsn OF tickets. Mrs Charles G..
BraxmSr IL chairman OF entertainment
COMMITTEES. Other members on the
breakfast committee include Mrs James
q. Blaine. Mrs Alexander Chandler.
Mrs. Duane II. Clement. Mrs. w. lie Roy
Coshil. Mrs. q. Il. Corsa, Mrs. Samuel
r. Belts. Mrs. ARTHUR w. Corse. Mrs J.
Y. Nutting, Miss Jennie Donnallan, Mrs.
Charles J. obermayer, Mira Charles n.
Soammell. Mira w. Thorne Matthews.
Mrs. Edward Mag. Mrs. Gustav Sch!ck,
Mrs. w. J. sloane. Mrs. Minor J. Smith,
Mrs. James d. Stevens, Mrs. Dudley Van
Holland and Mrs. John Bossert
The htth Afternoon muelcal OF tho
oivo will be held Oh HslSa - in the
sun parlor Of the waldorf.
Tho second evening concert OF the
club on Tuesday evening brought out a
large attendance. II was In tho ball
room and the artists wero Percy Grain.
ger. composer pianist, and Norman A.
Arnold. Ieliof. TIE clubs choral OF ib0
voices under the direction OF William Il.